Smiley Faces shoot down Snipers

It was all smiles for the Smiley Faces team of Natalie Cummings and Remy Taitt as they scored an upset 3-1 win over Snipers’s Joel Alleyne and Hewley Griffith  on Saturday as the Kenneth De Abreu Table Tennis League got underway at the Malteenoes Sports Club building.

Action in the Kenneth De Abreu league table tennis tournament which got underway on Saturday at the Malteenoes Sports Club. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Action in the Kenneth De Abreu league table tennis tournament which got underway on Saturday at the Malteenoes Sports Club. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Smiley Faces won the `B’ Division tie in the category which includes eight teams contesting a round robin format.

In a `C’ Division match Gaza, (Chelsea Edghill, Jamaal Duff and Sunil Logan defeated N & D (Akecia Nedd and Denzel Duff)  3-0.
In Division `E’ matches Dragon Warriors (Elishaba Johnson and Alistair Parks) defeated Edgles (Raymond Seebarran, Gerard Budhan and Shannon Ganga) 3-0 while Turbo TT (Brandon Gomes and Sachin Panday) beat Golden Girls ( Olivia Weeks, Anna Joao and Jamaali Homer) 3-0.

In the third match of that division, Top Spin ( Carl Handy and Zane Rogers) defeated KRS (Kyle Edghill, Rajiv Muneshwer and Stefan Corlette) 3-1.

In Division `D’ Nigel’s Supermarket (Christopher Franklin and Joseph Johnson) defeated NP Electronics (Michael Vieira and Andre Lopes) 3-1 while Western Union (Roger Jackman, Hewley Griffith and Lisa Lewis) beat Bank of Guyana (Imran Khan, Carlyle Bowman and Leonardo Butcher) 3-0.

The tournament will continue on Saturday at the Malteenoes Sports Club starting from 10am.

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