CAC Games set to get going in Puerto Rico

The teams which left for Puerto Rico are swimming, women’s badminton, basketball, canoe/kayaking, cycling, beach volleyball, equestrian, hockey, judo, sailing, shooting, table tennis and volleyball, while the national squash team will be in Colombia.

Mushtaque Mohammed is the chef de mission while Anthony Ferguson and Wendell La Bastide will serve his assistants.

A total of 4,965 athletes will participate in 39 sports to be held across Puerto Rico, Colombia, Guatemala, and Guyana.

Rugby will be held in Guyana while squash will be staged in Colombia.

TEAMS -

Swimming — George Bovell II, Jarryd Gregoire, Caryle Blondell, Christian Homer, Joshua McLeod, Cherelle Thompson, Sharntelle McLean, Samantha Rahael, Kimba Collymore, Kimberlee John- Williams; Gregory Collymore (manager), Edmund Pouchet and Joseph McLeod (coaches).

Badminton— Kerwyn Pantin, Anil Seepaul, Rahul Rampersad, Keston Friday, Nekeisha Blake, Avril Plaza, Jade Joseph; Stephanie Mitchell (manager), Daron Dasent (coach).

Women’s Basketball— Rhea Codio, Jowan Ortega, Rhonda John-Davis, Leslie Francois-Bacquain, Nicole Sparks, Sharmion Selman, Alicia Liverpool, Chrisan Petrovaine, Ayanna Phillip, Jonee Billy, Tiffani Williams, Fanta Patterson; Ozell Wells (coach), Pietra Gay-Ifill (assistant coach), Barry Stewart (trainer), Caroline Daniel-Smith (manager).

Canoe/Kayak— Vernon Lee Kin, Satyam Maraj; Merryl See Tai (coach/manager).

Cycling— Christopher Sellier, Haseem McLean, Njisane Phillip, Azikiwe Kellar, Stephen Alexander, Marc Codrington, Emile Abraham, Adam Alexander; Gregory D’Andrade, Joseph Charles-Walcott (managers), Erin Hartwell (coach), Roger Smart (mechanic).

Beach Volleyball— Nadiege Honore, Ayananna Dyette (women); Fabien Whitfield, Daniel Williams (men); Daymian Stewart (coach), Colin Charles (manager).

Equestrian— Margaret Bovell-Auerbach (aboard horse Fantastic XIII); Sarah McCartney (manager), Sally O’Connor (coach), Dr Rossi Bridgelal (veterinarian), Errol Grant (groom).

Hockey— (Women) Krizia Layne, Avion Ashton, Patricia Wright- Alexis, Blair Wynne, Alanna Lewis, Brittany Hingh, Tereza Lezama, Arielle Du Quesnay, Stacey Sui Butt, Petal Derry, Sarayah-u Plaza, Curlyn Wynn, Sekaya Liburd, Kelli O’Brien, Kristin Thompson, Orie Trotman

(Men) Mikell Pierre, Akim Toussaint, Chad Pedro, Matthew Tang Nian, Andrey Rocke, Solomon Eccles, Javon Woodward, Wayne Legerton, Darren Cowie, Justin Pascal, Kwandwane Browne, Aidan De Gannes, Atiba Whittington, Marcus James, Dillet Gilkes, Dwain Quan Chan

(Officials) Joan Layne, Denise Scantlebury (managers), Ian Carter, Glenn Francis, David Francois, Anthony Marcano, Bruce Tang Nian, Eric Verboom (coaches).

Judo— Keron Bourne; Anthony Hart (coach/manager).

Sailing— Nicholas Knox, Jeffrey Chen, Steven Bush, Andrew Affoo, Peter Arendell (J-24); Andrew Lewis (Laser); James Arindell (coach/manager).

Shooting— Allen Rodney, Roger Daniel, Curtis Blunt, Sheldon Waterman, Aftab Khan, Robert Auerbach jnr, Robert Auerbach snr, Trevor Lall; Anthony Clarence (manager), David Rochford (coach).

Squash— Melody Gillezeau, Joanna Scoon, Nakita Poon King, Kerrie Sample (women); Ryan Abraham, Colin Ramasra, Kale Wilson, Don Lee; Don Lee Lum (manager), Michael Khan (coach).

Table Tennis— (Women)Catherine Spicer, Aleena Edwards, Rheann Chung, Astra Edwards

(Men) Curtis Humphreys, Kris Frank, Dexter St Louis, Khaleel Asgarali

Officials: Colin Cudjoe (manager), Anthony Brown, Verna Edwards (coaches).

Volleyball— (Women) - Delana Mitchell, Jalicia Ross, Channon Thompson, Krystle Esdelle, Abigail Gloud, Kelly Anne Billingy, Courtnee-Mae Clifford, Shurvette Beckles, Abby Blackman, Rheeza Grant, Andrea Kinsdale, Sinead Jack; Susan Pierre (manager), Francisco Cruz (coach), Nicholson Drakes, Daryl Davis (assistant coaches).