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Record showcase sets schools semifinals

The 2026 Inter-Secondary Schools Table Tennis Championships quarterfinals produced the sport’s biggest event ever in Saint Lucia, with athletes competing on 16 tables at the Beausejour Gymnasium on Wednesday. Semifinalists are confirmed in three doubles categories after the antepenultimate round of action.

The Ministry of Education, Youth Development, Sports and Digital Transformation, in collaboration with the Saint Lucia National Table Tennis Association, will stage semifinals and finals at Beausejour next Thursday, November 19.

Sir Arthur Lewis Community College has teams in boys’ doubles, girls’ doubles, and mixed doubles, whilst Saint Lucia Sports Academy and Castries Comprehensive Secondary School are each still in title contention in two categories. 

SALCC headlines the boys’ doubles final four, after advancing through the round of 16 and quarterfinals. SALCC will face Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary School for a berth in the title match, while CCSS meets Ciceron Secondary School in the other semifinal.

SALCC also progressed in girls’ doubles alongside SLSA, Soufriere Comprehensive Secondary School, and Vieux Fort Comprehensive Secondary School. SALCC takes on SCSS in one semifinal, with VFCSS facing SLSA in the second tie.

In mixed doubles, SALCC will meet the combined pairing of St. Mary’s College and St. Joseph’s Convent. SLSA faces CCSS in the remaining semifinal.

National players like Leshon Francis (CCSS), Manie Eleuthere (Ciceron), Shatal Charles (SLSA), Khamari Harris and Daniella Symphorien (both SALCC) will be in action, along with Eurnisha Braville (VFCSS), Juan Frias (LHCSS), defending girls’ Under-13 champion Lyzan Seraphin (CCSS), and boys’ Under-13 title holder Andretti George (SMC).

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