TEAM Guyana delivered a medal-winning performance at the recently concluded CAREBACO Junior Individual Tournament 2025 in Bridgetown, Barbados, walking away with four bronze medals and plenty of pride.

The highlight came in the Under-11 Boys Singles, where young talented Joel Rambiriche powered his way to a podium finish. Rambiriche wasn’t done there – he teamed up with Liam Brumell to clinch another bronze in the Under-11 Boys Doubles, proving that Guyana’s next generation is already making waves.

Adding to the tally, Mishka Beharry partnered with Jamaica’s Daniel Forde to snatch bronze in the fiercely competitive Under-19 Mixed Doubles.
President of the Guyana Badminton Association, Emelia Ramdhani, pleased with the performance, hailed the team’s efforts: “Congratulations to all our talented athletes on their outstanding performances. A heartfelt ‘thank you’ goes out to our dedicated coaches Akili Haynes and Nkosi Beaton for their indefatigable guidance and support.”

The association also extended gratitude to its many sponsors, including the National Sports Commission, Ministry of Sports, Republic Bank, and several local businesses and supporters, whose backing made the trip and triumph possible.

With four medals secured, Guyana’s juniors have once again proven their resilience and skill on the regional stage, setting the tone for an even brighter badminton future.