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TEAM GUYANA SECURES MIXED DOUBLES BRONZE AT THE CAC GAMES!

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August 6, 2026
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Guyana’s Kirsten Gomes and Jason-Ray Khalil delivered a tremendous performance to capture the Bronze Medal in the Mixed Doubles competition at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games, adding yet another medal to Guyana’s growing tally in Santo Domingo.
After experiencing some challenging results in the singles competition, the Guyanese squash team responded with outstanding resilience and determination. They regrouped impressively in the doubles events, demonstrating the character, fighting spirit, and quality that have become hallmarks of Team Guyana.
Quarterfinals – Dominant Display
Gomes and Khalil booked their place in the semifinals with an emphatic 2-0 victory over Bermuda’s Rachel Barnes and Micah Franklin. Playing with confidence and attacking intent, the Guyanese pair controlled the match from start to finish through disciplined court coverage, intelligent shot selection, and excellent teamwork.
Semifinals – Battled the Eventual Champions
In the semifinal, Guyana faced the formidable Mexican duo of Alfredo Avila and Luz Lopez. Despite a determined effort, Gomes and Khalil were defeated 2-0 by the experienced pair, who went on to contest the gold medal match.
Bronze Medal Success
Their semifinal appearance secured Bronze Medal honours, marking a superb achievement and a rewarding finish to an inspiring doubles campaign.
This medal reflects the resilience of the Guyanese team, who turned disappointment in the singles competition into success on the doubles court. Their performances throughout the tournament highlighted exceptional teamwork, composure under pressure, and an unwavering commitment to representing Guyana with pride.
Congratulations to Kirsten Gomes and Jason-Ray Khalil on an outstanding achievement. Your determination, perseverance, and never-give-up attitude have earned you a well-deserved place on the podium and have once again made Guyana proud.
Guyana Olympic Association
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