Four­teen-year-old Em-Miryam Camp­bell-Smith had all to cheer about at the week­end (No­vem­ber 16-17) in the field of ten­nis.

A year af­ter she held the record for the most ti­tles for a TT play­er in the Cen­tral Amer­i­can and Caribbean Ten­nis Con­fed­er­a­tion (COTECC) re­gion, the ju­nior ten­nis ace played to a com­fort­able 6-4, 6-2 vic­to­ry over Hulya Oz­do­gan of We­st­on Flori­da to claim the Girls’ 16 and Un­der ti­tle of the In­ter­na­tion­al Ten­nis Fed­er­a­tion (ITF)/US­TA Lev­el 6 High-In­ten­si­ty Ten­nis Train­ing (HITT) at the Sun­rise Ten­nis Club in Sun­rise, Flori­da.

Camp­bell-Smith’s tri­umph pro­pelled her to her high­est ca­reer rank­ing in the ITF at 1905th as of No­vem­ber 11 this year. It is al­so her cur­rent rank, which makes her the on­ly T&T play­er to win an ITF crown in the Cen­tral Amer­i­can and Caribbean re­gions.

Camp­bell-Smith, seed­ed num­ber#2 in the tour­na­ment, played un­beat­en in the lead-up to her ti­tle, de­feat­ing Ni­ka Cakar­ic 8-2, An­gel­i­ca Fe­li­ciano Fer­nan­dez 8-0 and Is­abel­la Sala­man­ca, the fourth-seed­ed play­er in the tour­ney, 8-3.

Camp­bell-Smith’s record for the most COTECC cham­pi­onships ti­tles at sev­en, the most COTECC points for a TT play­er (630 points) that made her the sec­ond-high­est TT play­er ever ranked in COTECC was spe­cial she said last year.

On­ly Jor­dane Dook­ie with a rank of 1511 sur­pass­es Camp­bell-Smith on the ITF rank­ings for T&T play­ers. Shiloh Walk­er is at third at 2560, with sis­ters Nao­mi and Lily Mo­hammed se­cur­ing the fourth and fifth po­si­tions on 2674 and 2741, while Cameron Wong holds the sixth po­si­tion at 2827.