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Head of Mobile Networks at ENet, Robert Hiscock
Acknowledging the team’s rigorous training, Hiscock conveyed his best wishes for their championship title aspirations.
GSA President David Fernandes pinpointed a significant development this year- the implementation of performance-based contracts for players.
This initiative emphasises achieving specific fitness requirements, which is crucial for success against high-caliber opponents.
Fernandes believes this enhanced fitness drive will prove advantageous during challenging matches.
With a potent blend of talent, rigorous training and the backing of ENet, Guyana’s Junior Squash Team sets sail for the Caribbean Championships, aiming to reclaim their position as regional champions.
A strong contingent of players across various age groups will represent Guyana:
Under-11: Girls- Zoey McDonald, Tehani Munroe, Alexis Arjoon; Boy- Zion Hickerson
Under-13: Boys- Ethan Bulkan, Egan Bulkan
Under-15: Girls- Avery Arjoon, Kaylee Lowe, Emily Fung-A-Fat; Boys- Justin Goberdan, Jacob McDonald
Under-17: Girls- Safirah Sumner, Rylee Rodrigues, Malia Maikoo; Boys- Shiloh Asregado, Joshua Verwey, Demetri Lowe
Under-19: Boys- Nicholas Verwey, Michael Alphonso Jr., Louis Da Silva, Mohryan Baksh
