THE duo, karateka Kemo Cornelius and squash player Rebecca Low, have become the newest Sports Brand Ambassadors for Banks DIH Limited.
According to a release from Banks DIH, 18-year-old Cornelius will be sponsored under the Malta Supreme Brand. He is a 2nd Dan Black Belt karateka and a member of the YMCA Karate Dojo. On the international stage he has won the Team Kata gold medal at the 12th Caribbean Karate championship in Jamaica in 2016 and a silver medal in the Boys’ 17-19 years individual Kata.

He copped a gold medal in four categories at the 2nd international karate Daigaku World Cup in 2015.
Additionally he has also won medals at the Caribbean karate championships in Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Grenada and St Lucia over the past four years.
Cornelius is pursuing a Diploma in Land Surveying at the Government Technical Institute (GTI).

The 17-year-old Low will be sponsored under the I-CEE brand. The prolific squash player won the Girls’ Under-17 Plate final at the United States (U.S.) Open in 2015. She has also travelled to compete in the U.S. and Canadian Open championships.
Rebecca is a member of Guyana’s successful National squash team and is a qualified Level Two coach who tutors on weekends and is Marian Academy’s head prefect.
The two sports brand ambassadors were introduced to Banks DIH Limited Co-Managing Director/Marketing Director Mr George McDonald and Sales Executive Mr Carlton Joao during a simple ceremony at Thirst Park where they were presented with their sponsorship kits.