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Team Guatemala has improved this past year and looks forward to the training for 2012. Their dedication and hard work paid off in the recent World Junior Tournaments in The Dominican Republic  July, 2010.  5th Place and 6 Medals.............................Go Team Guate'............Coach Travers
USA TEAM WINS THE WORLDS
 

Maria Rene' and Ana Gabriela of Guatemala Medal for their country in Girls 16's  and under doubles

They both also medal in the 16's and 12's singles in the old Division.

TEAM GUATEMALA MOVES TO 5TH PLACE IN THE WORLD JUNIORS IN The Dominican Republic  July, 2011 LED BY Broznze Medals  IN THE GOLD DIVISION  FROM GABRIELA MARTINEZ , MARIA RENE' RODRIGUEZ  AND HANZEL MARTNEZ ..........

Maria Rene' of Guatemala wins the BRONZE MEDAL for her country in the GOLD division.-Girls 16 and Under.

The Junior National Racquetball Team returned from the IRF World Junior Racquetball Championships in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic with several individual medals and finishes in singles and doubles. Boy's 18 Doubles-Gold: Nick Montalbano/Josh Hungerford, Girl's 16 Singles-Silver: Kelani Bailey, Girl's 16 Doubles-Silver: Mercedes Arias/Kelani Bailey, Esprit Girl's 12 Singles-Gold: Jordan Cooperrider, Esprit Girl's 12 Doubles-Gold: Jordan Cooperrider/Erika Manilla, Esprit Boy's 10 Singles-Gold: Sebastian Fernandez. Team USA finished 3rd overall in the World Cup team standings.

 

23rd Junior Worlds - Results Summary

Players from nine of the seventeen nations won medals while competing at the 23rd International Racquetball Federation (IRF) World Junior Racquetball Championships last week in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Mexicans were the clear leaders as they had four players win two gold medals: Rodrigo Montoya in Boys U14, Rodrigo Garay in Boys U16, Diana Aguilar in Girls U14 and Alexandra Herrera in Girls U16.

Bolivians went home with two gold, five silver and one bronze for eight total medals. USA had nine total medals - one more than Bolivia but fewer gold and silver (one and two, respectively) and more bronze (seven). Bolivian Maria Jose Vargas was a gold medalist in Girls U18 doubles and silver in U18 singles, while Nick Montalbano of the USA won gold in U18 doubles and bronze in U18 singles.

Canada was fourth with 7 medals and three Canadians were double medalists as Frédérique Lambert won gold and bronze in Girls U18, Michelle Morissette silver and bronze in Girls U14 and Coby Iwaasa duplicated his results from last year taking home two bronze medals in Boys U14.

Guatemala took another step forward by winning three medals - up from two last year - and they were led by Maria Renee Rodriguez of Guatemala - a double bronze medalist in Girls U16. The Dominican Republic took silver in Boys U16 doubles, with Irish and Venezuelan players coming home with a bronze medal each.

Medal Summary by Country
Mexico 8 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze
Bolivia 2, 5, 1
USA 1, 2, 7
Canada 1, 1, 5
Guatemala 0, 0, 3
Costa Rica 0, 1, 1
Dominican Republic 0, 1, 0
Ireland 0, 0, 1
Venezuela 0, 0, 1