A contingent of 20 talented young athletes is proudly representing Saint Lucia at the RBC Junior Tennis Championships in Trinidad & Tobago. As the tournament progressed, eight members of the team advanced to the major rounds of the competition, marking a significant achievement for Saint Lucian tennis.
In the Under-10 boys, Riley Smith, Vernon Justin, Aryan Garg, and Kabir Garg have advanced, demonstrating strong performances in their matches. Among the Under-12 boys, Immanuel Charles continues to impress with his consistent play.
Denney Estava stands out among the under-14 boys with his focus and drive. Under-16 boy Nathaniel Charles has proven to be a powerhouse, advancing in multiple categories.
Skai Sammy is pacing the Under-12 girls – she has shown resilience and skill, earning her spot in the major rounds. Makkedah Charles in the Under-14 girls is demonstrating her experience at this level. And Annakie Arlette in the Under-16 girls has displayed incredible versatility and stamina, advancing in multiple divisions.
“The weekend matches were very exciting action as our athletes competed at the highest level,” said coach Scyla Murray. “Their success reflects the hard work of the players, coaches, and supporters who have all contributed to this moment.
“Saint Lucia is proud of its young tennis stars as they showcase their talents on an international stage. Stay tuned for more updates as they aim for glory at the RBC Junior Tennis Championships.”
Photo Credit: Acers Tennis
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