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Jamaica to host Caribbean Senior Squash Champions from August 21-27

By August 10, 2022
Jamaica to host Caribbean Senior Squash Champions from August 21-27

The 37th running of the Caribbean Senior Squash Championship will take place in Jamaica, August 21 - 27 at the Liguanea Club in Kingston.

Barbados, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Guyana, St Vincent & the Grenadines, Trinidad & Tobago and host country Jamaica are the eight countries that will field approximately 140 participants for the week-long week tournament.

The Caribbean’s number-one player and nine-time champion Chris Binnie is among the top players down to compete.

Guyana’s Nicolette Fernandes, the defending women’s champion is also registered to participate in the tournament that is also expected to feature 13-time All Jamaica Senior Women’s Champion, Karen Anderson.

Fierce competition is expected from Adrian Grant, former world number-nine playing for Jamaica in his first CASA, young national champion  Shomari Wiltshire from Guyana, Chayse McQuan from T&T and Adam Murrils from the BVI.

Teams will start arriving on August 19.

The tournament is being sponsored by Wisynco through their WATA brand, the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF); Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA), Sports Development Foundation (SDF); Ernst & Young; Fleetwood; Levy Cheeks and Best Dressed Chicken.

 

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