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Sunday, June 1, 2025

Correira takes first day Republic Bank lead

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Sports Desk
1151 days ago
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Chris Richards Jr, 16, in action during the Boys' 16-18 category in the Republic Bank Junior Open Golf Championship at Millennium Lakes Gold Course in Trincity, on Wednesday. He followed up his previous efforts of 73 and 72 with 74 to gross 219 on the final day to win the Boys' 16-18 title.

Chris Richards Jr, 16, in action during the Boys' 16-18 category in the Republic Bank Junior Open Golf Championship at Millennium Lakes Gold Course in Trincity, on Wednesday. He followed up his previous efforts of 73 and 72 with 74 to gross 219 on the final day to win the Boys' 16-18 title.

Anthony Harris

De­fend­ing cham­pi­on Chris Richards Jr, and his main ri­val Zi­co Cor­reira seem set to go head-to-head af­ter the open­ing day of the Re­pub­lic Bank 20th edi­tion of the T&T Ju­nior Golf Open cham­pi­onships at the Ch­aguara­mas Golf Course, Ch­aguara­mas on Wednesday.

Cor­reira, who won the Cham­pi­onship flight ti­tle at the T&T Golf Open at St An­drew’s Golf Course in Mo­ka, Mar­aval from March 24 -27, shoot a 71 to take the ear­ly lead in the boys 16-18 age group by two strokes from Ay­den Ali (73) and three strokes back is reign­ing cham­pi­on Richards Jr, who shot a 74, with Alex Kan­goo (77), Adam Fur­longe (95) and Clarence Gor­don (114) the round off the top seed po­si­tions.

Cor­reira, no doubt would be look­ing to re­peat or im­prove per­for­mances from the T&T open, while Richards Jr, who was third be­hind Cor­reira but won the Pointe-a-Pierre and South Ju­nior ti­tles in Feb­ru­ary with a 71 would be seek­ing to re­pro­duce that score over the next two days.

A new ju­nior cham­pi­on will be crowned among the girls af­ter de­fend­ing cham­pi­on and win­ner of the Pointe-a-Pierre cham­pi­on Chole Ajo­dah, who shot an 81, will not be par­tic­i­pat­ing be­cause of ex­ams. From Wednes­day’s play in the girls 16-18 cat­e­go­ry, Ja­da Charles shot an 85, in a sim­i­lar fash­ion to her third-place Sec­ond Flight score at the Pointe-a-Pierre Open in Feb­ru­ary. Charles is al­so the reign­ing Brechin Cas­tle Open cham­pi­on.

Re­pub­lic bank T&T Golf

Ju­nior Open

First day scores

Boys 16-18 yrs

• ↓Zi­co Cor­reia – 71, Ay­den Ali – 73, Chris Richards Jnr – 74, Alex Kan­goo – 77, Adam Fur­longe – 95 and Clarence Gor­don – 114

Boys 14-15

• ↓Ross Ramkissoon – 77, Adam Lum Hee – 98, Daniel Ali – 105

Boys 11-13

• ↓Isi­ah Row­ley – 83

Girls 16 – 18

• ↓Ja­da Charles - 85

Girls 14 – 15

• ↓Elise La Bor­de – 95, Na­talya Ram­jag - 102

Girls 11-13

• ↓Madi­son Davis – 108, Charis­sa Gor­don - 131


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