Vic­to­ria Seenath and Tori De Fre­itas-Bap­tiste cap­tured the Ladies 25+ Di­vi­sion ti­tle for the third con­sec­u­tive year, ce­ment­ing their sta­tus among the re­gion’s top women’s golf­ing part­ner­ships and dri­ving T&T to a third-place over­all fin­ish at the Caribbean Golf As­so­ci­a­tion (CGA) Four-Ball Cham­pi­onship in the Turks and Caicos.

​Com­pet­ing against teams from Ja­maica, Ba­hamas, Bar­ba­dos, Puer­to Ri­co, Cay­man Is­lands, St Lu­cia, and host coun­try Turks and Caicos, the duo suc­cess­ful­ly de­fend­ed their crown to an­chor a strong cam­paign fea­tur­ing a run­ner-up fin­ish and mul­ti­ple podi­um place­ments across di­vi­sions.

​In the Leg­ends (70+) Di­vi­sion, the pair of Ahamad Ali and Pran Ra­jen­dranath pro­duced an ex­cel­lent per­for­mance to se­cure sec­ond place, fin­ish­ing be­hind the Ba­hamas.

In the Women’s 45+ Di­vi­sion, Em­i­lie Ram­sa­hai and In­grid See­ber­an main­tained their re­gion­al con­sis­ten­cy to claim third place. Mean­while, in the Men’s Su­per Se­nior Di­vi­sion, John Hol­ley and Wayne Bap­tiste tied for third place along­side Turks and Caicos B team, in a di­vi­sion won by Ja­maica ahead of Ba­hamas.

​Round­ing out the na­tion­al re­sults, Ryan Gomez and Chris­ton Bap­tiste post­ed a score of 230 to place fifth in the Men’s Mid-Am­a­teur Di­vi­sion be­hind the Ba­hamas and Cay­man Is­lands A and B teams.

In the Men’s Se­nior Di­vi­sion, Do­minic Cha­toor and Rus­sel Lat­apy al­so placed fifth, with Ja­maica tak­ing top ho­n­ours.

​In the fi­nal over­all coun­try stand­ings, Ba­hamas se­cured the cham­pi­onship with 88 points, fol­lowed by Ja­maica in sec­ond with 71 points. Trinidad and To­ba­go’s per­for­mances com­bined for 65 points to lock up third spot over­all.

​Fol­low­ing the con­clu­sion of play, the T&T Golf As­so­ci­a­tion (TTGA) con­grat­u­lat­ed the en­tire del­e­ga­tion on its strong show­ing.

TTGA act­ing pres­i­dent Wayne Bap­tiste praised the team’s per­for­mance, say­ing, “To fin­ish among the top three golf­ing na­tions in the Caribbean is a sig­nif­i­cant achieve­ment. Our play­ers demon­strat­ed tremen­dous com­mit­ment, skill and sports­man­ship through­out the week. We are es­pe­cial­ly proud of our Ladies 25+ team on de­fend­ing their ti­tle for a third con­sec­u­tive year and con­grat­u­late all our play­ers for rep­re­sent­ing Trinidad and To­ba­go with dis­tinc­tion.”

​The TTGA al­so ac­knowl­edged man­ag­er Kennedy Flem­ing, whose lead­er­ship and sup­port con­tributed to the team’s suc­cess­ful cam­paign.

The As­so­ci­a­tion con­grat­u­lat­ed the team, via a re­lease, and re­it­er­at­ed its com­mit­ment to de­vel­op­ing tal­ent across all age brack­ets as fo­cus shifts to­ward up­com­ing re­gion­al and in­ter­na­tion­al com­pe­ti­tions.