TATT boss eager to implement development plan
Friday 5 March 2021
HAYDEN Mitchell, who was re-elected as president of the Tennis Association of TT (TATT) on Sunday, is eager for the implementation of a development plan, during his third term in office.
Mitchell was given the mandate to continue as TATT president, for another two-year spell, during the group’s elections at the National Cycling Centre, Couva on Sunday.
“We’ve be working towards a four-year development plan with the ITF (International Tennis Federation), which we’ll be executing,” Mitchell said, during an interview on Tuesday. “I think this is why people have the confidence to put us back in.”
Mohammed aims to retain Tranquil women s crown
Monday 11 January 2021
Carlista Mohammed in action during her women s singles semi-final match against Cameron Wong at the Shell Tranquility Open Tennis Tournament, at the Tranquility Tennis Courts, Port of Spain, on Sunday. PHOTO BY ROGER JACOB. - ROGER JACOB
REIGNING SHELL Tranquility Open Tennis Tournament women s singles champion Carlista Mohammed will defend her crown against Ella Carrington when the final serves off at the club’s courts on Victoria Avenue, Port of Spain, on Monday, from 3 pm.
In Sunday’s semi-final, the top-seeded Mohammed swept past Cameron Wong with a flawless 6-0, 6-0 display. Carrington, however, had some work to do against Osenyonye Nwokolo in the second ‘semi’ but prevailed 6-3, 6-3.