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The stylish Dario Hinds matched his game to his sartorial splendour to stop teenager Tyrease Holder 15-21, 21-11, 21-15 when the Barbados Road Tennis Open caravan moved to Haynesville, St James on Thursday night. Hinds, dressed in a full ensemble of head and wrist bands, shirt, pants, socks and shoes emblazoned with the Nike logo, seemed once again to be lacking the matching play as teenager Holder unleashed some cross-court …

There’s no more hope for Jason ‘Pipey’ Parris. That’s because the favourite to win it all was ousted at the quarterfinal stage of the Hope for the Ghetto road tennis tournament by Dwaine Hope on Saturday night. Hope, a teacher at the Frederick Smith school, taught Parris a lesson at the Deighton ‘Pa’ Roach Facility at Bush Hall, defeating him 21-19,

ROAD TENNIS’ FUTURE IS ALREADY HERE. Two teenagers and an 11-year-old prodigy are among the eight players remaining in the Hope for the Ghetto road tennis competition. When the smoke cleared following the final matches of the round of 16 last night at the London Bourne Towers’ hard court, 17-year-old Tyrease Holder, 16-year-old Azarie Clarke and the pint-sized former primary school champion

Tyrease Holder exhibited a dominant display of road tennis in the 16 to 21 age division when the Harris Paints Electing A Champion Tournament served off on Saturday and Sunday at the Elite Tennis Academy, Flow car park in Windsor Lodge. The former Lester Vaughan School student Holder used all of his tennis skills and reach as a six-footer to destroy Bryan McCallister 21-2, 21-4 on Saturday. Holder returned on …

It could be a bitter battle for revenge when the Barbados Road Tennis Association (BRTA) stages the second edition of the Harris Paints Electing A Champion Junior beginning on January 14 and climaxing on January 21. The undisputed young champion Shakeem Nurse lost the first edition in a shocker to Tyrease Holder in a one-game clash on January 21 last year and Nurse will be eager to avenge his sole …

Lester Vaughan School fifth former Tyrease Holder scored a tremendous upset to deny the favourites a clean sweep when the Barbados Road Tennis Association (BRTA) staged the Electing A Champion Junior Tournament on Errol Barrow Day at the Pelican Village. With Kenoja Belgrave taking the primary school crown, Kezia Blunt winning the Girls’ 16-and-under open and Deontae Chapman capturing the Boys’ 15-and-under, the polls suggested that Shakeem Nurse would easily …