Bishops’ High most outstanding as Digicel schools TT tourney climaxes

By Donald Duff On In Sports |
The Bishops’ High School team which was adjudged the most outstanding team of the third annual Digicel schools table tennis team tournament pose with Digicel’s Marketing Executive Gavin Hope. From left, Reon Miller, star player Chelsea Edghill and Jamaal Duff. Missing is Denzel Duff who was a member of the victorious U-18 team. (Aubrey Crawford photo)
The Bishops’ High School team which was adjudged the most outstanding team of the third annual Digicel schools table tennis team tournament pose with Digicel’s Marketing Executive Gavin Hope. From left, Reon Miller, star player Chelsea Edghill and Jamaal Duff. Missing is Denzel Duff who was a member of the victorious U-18 team. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Chelsea Edghill yesterday validated her world ranking as she spearheaded Bishops’ High School to the most outstanding school title when the curtain was pulled on the third annual Digicel sponsored schools table tennis teams’ tournament at the National Gymnasium.

Edghill, with a world ranking of 1045, yesterday won two singles matches and teamed up with former Caribbean U-13 finalist Jamaal Duff in the doubles to defeat Queen’s College by three matches to one