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2014 – SJC Table Tennis Tournament concludes

The Belize Table Tennis Association (BTTA) hosted the 3rd Annual SJC Table Tennis Tournament on Saturday, January 25, at the BES auditorium in Belize City. Over thirty players competed in three categories.

Here are the winners:

Beginners – 1st Harsh Khatwani; 2nd Daryl Palacio; 3rd Daniel Pickwoad; 4th Cohen Kang.

Intermediate – 1st Ashar Arthurs; 2nd Mathew Usher; 3rd Trevon Brown; 4th Christopher Gongora.

Advanced – 1st Fabio Carballo; 2nd Harim Ochaeta; 3rd Gian Lisbey; 4th Mishek Musa.

Check BTTA web site at http://belizetabletennis.com/ for more pictures of the event.

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