FRASER BAGS SILVER AT CARIBBEAN YOUTH TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

Trinidad and Tobago's Chloe Fraser showcased remarkable resilience and skill at the Caribbean Youth Table Tennis Championship, ultimately securing a silver medal in the girls' under-19 singles. While the final match against Antigua's Stuti Kashyap was a hard-fought battle, ending in a narrow 3-4 defeat, Fraser's performance, along with Jannah Mohammed's bronze in the under-15 category, contributed to Trinidad and Tobago's respectable tally of six medals.

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Fraser fought with all her heart in the final, but went under in the end, 3-4 to Antiguan Stuti Kashyap.

The championship, held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, saw Fraser demonstrate her fighting spirit, coming back from two games down to level the match before ultimately succumbing to Kashyap's consistent play. This silver medal is a testament to Fraser's dedication and talent, highlighting the growing strength of table tennis within the Caribbean region.

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Fraser’s silver on the final day of the Championships, together with Jannah Mohammed’s bronze in the girls’ Under-15 singles took Trinidad and Tobago’s final medal tally to six—two silver and four bronze.

For Trinidad and Tobago, these results are a cause for national pride, underscoring the development of young athletes in the sport. The success at this regional level serves as a crucial stepping stone for these athletes, potentially paving the way for future international competitions and further solidifying the nation's presence in the sport.

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At 10-9 in game five, Fraser drove crosscourt with her forehand to secure a 3-2 lead.