ENet throws support behind Junior Caribbean squash champion

Junior Caribbean squash champion Kaylee Lowe has landed a corporate sponsorship agreement with ENet as she prepares to compete on home turf at this week’s Senior CASA Championships.
Lowe, who earlier this year claimed the Girls Under-15 title at the Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) Junior Championships in the Cayman Islands, is widely regarded as one of Guyana’s most promising young squash talents.
The collaboration with ENet – also the corporate sponsor of the Guyana Squash Association (GSA) – is designed to support Lowe as she develops her profile, pursues a professional squash career, and works toward representing Guyana at future Olympic Games.
Sharing her appreciation for the support, Lowe emphasised its importance: “I am elated to be a part of the ENet Family. I’ve worked incredibly hard to reach this moment, and having my efforts acknowledged means more to me than words can express,” Lowe said.
“I sincerely appreciate ENet’s belief in me, and I’m excited, grateful, and proud to represent a company that has given me this opportunity.”
Head of Mobile Networks at Enet, Robert Hiscock, reaffirmed the company’s dedication to nurturing high-potential youth athletes.
“ENet is proud to support Kaylee Lowe as she continues to represent Guyana on the regional and international squash stage,” Hiscock stated.
“As a rising female athlete in a highly competitive sport, Kaylee exemplifies resilience and determination and continues to inspire young girls across Guyana. She embodies the qualities we champion, and we are honoured to stand behind her journey.”
The sponsorship follows ENet’s recent recognition by the National Sports Commission (NSC), which honoured the company for its sustained investment in sports at the 2024 national sports awards ceremony – its second consecutive year receiving the accolade.
Lowe will join Team Guyana as they defend home court and seek to retain their regional title when the Senior CASA Championships commence this weekend at the National Racquet Centre in Georgetown.