Malachi Moore emerged victorious in the Handicap Open final of the Guyana Table Tennis Association championship, showcasing a remarkable performance to secure the top spot.
In a closely contested final, Moore faced off against Kristian Sahadeo, with both players starting with handicaps of -4 and -5 respectively.
The match witnessed intense action, with Moore displaying resilience and determination throughout.
After a back-and-forth battle, Moore managed to clinch the victory in the decisive fifth set, winning by a narrow margin of 13-11, thus securing a 3-2 sets victory over Sahadeo.
In the novice category, Aneesa Chetram emerged as the champion in the girls’ division, defeating Chrisleyann Richards in the final with a comprehensive two sets to none victory.
On the boys’ side, Delon Beaton showcased his skills to claim the top spot among novice players.
In the final, Beaton faced tough competition from Hervin D’Agular but managed to emerge victorious, winning the match in four sets.
Additionally, the Master over 50 category witnessed the emergence of Xenophon Goliah, who displayed exceptional skills to overcome strong competition in a round-robin final.
Overall, the GTTA championship showcased intense competition and remarkable talent, with players displaying determination and skill in their quest for victory.