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Sports, Tennis
October 18, 2016

Wolmer’s Boys’, Montego Bay to defend tennis titles

DEFENDING champions Wolmer’s Boys’ and Montego Bay High girls will be defending their respective titles at the annual 2016 Hi-Lyte Sport Drink/All-Island High School Boys and Girls Team Tennis Championships, which begins this morning at the Eric Bell Tennis Centre, Piccadilly Road, at 9:00.

Wolmer’s Boys’ are the defending champions for the Under-19 boys, while Montego Bay are the Under-19 girls champion.

Thirty-five schools are participating in the three-day tournament, with the Under-19 boys and girls beginning at 9:00, followed by the Under-16 boys and girls to start at noon, and the Under-14 boys and girls scheduled for 3:00 pm.

Tournament Director David Sanguinetti said the team championships will have several of Jamaica’s top young junior players representing their respective schools – a total of 280 participants in both categories.

“It should be another keen battle between Wolmer’s Boys’ and Hillel Academy should they reach the Under-19 final, while the Montego Bay team, winners of the Under-19 girls title for the past two years, should be strongly challenged by many-time champions Immaculate Conception, who have won the team title for 15 consecutive years,” Sanguinetti said.

Play in the Under-19 team event for boys and girls will be four singles and three doubles, while for the Under-16 boys and girls it will be three singles and two doubles. In the Under-14 category for boys and girls, there will be two singles and one doubles.

The tournament is being played on a knockout basis in each of the age-group categories.

– Gerald Reid

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