Guyanese female team gearing up for Road to Recovery tourney
The female team for the Road 2 Recovery tournament
Guyana’s female volleyball team are set to make waves at the upcoming “Road 2 Recovery International” tournament, showcasing the nation’s talent on the regional stage.
The tournament, scheduled to take place from November 24-26 at the National Gymnasium , will witness fierce competition as teams from Trinidad, French Guiana, Suriname, and Brazil gather to vie for victory.
The squad, representing Guyana with pride, boasts a line-up of skilled athletes ready to leave their mark on the tournament. The following athletes have been selected to proudly represent Guyana:
1. Odile Broomes
2. Mercedes Matheson
3. Kim Chan Bagot
4. Irie Cadogan
5. Hannah Hicks
6. Alianna Charles
7. Iambie Jones
8. Abigail Humphrey
9. Kimberly Sam
10.Shamari Cyprus
11. Victoria Wong
The team, under the expert guidance of their coaches and supported by passionate fans, are gearing up for intense battles on the volleyball court. With a mix of seasoned players and emerging talents, Team Guyana are poised to make a significant impact during the tournament.
A female player is presented with gear by Demerara Volleyball Association President Kristoff Shepherd
In a statement, the team captain expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “We are honoured to represent Guyana in the Road 2 Recovery International tournament. This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our athletes, coaches, and support staff. We look forward to competing at our best and showcasing the spirit of sportsmanship that defines our nation.”
The “Road 2 Recovery International” tournament kicks off at 16:00h on November 24 at the National Gymnasium promising thrilling matches, camaraderie, and an opportunity for the participating teams to foster international relations through the shared love of volleyball.
Guyanese fans are encouraged to come out in full support, both in person and virtually, as the nation rallies behind its exceptional female athletes. The tournament is not only a showcase of athletic prowess but a celebration of unity and friendship among nations through the universal language of sports.
