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Trinidad and Tobago finished third overall at the 2026 Caribbean Golf Association Four-Ball Championship in the Turks and Caicos, with several national pairings earning podium finishes across their respective divisions. The Bahamas won the team competition with 88 points, while Jamaica placed second with 71. Trinidad and Tobago finished six points behind Jamaica on 65. Teams from Barbados, Puerto Rico, the Cayman Islands, Saint Lucia and the host nation also competed in the championship, which concluded on Saturday. One of Trinidad and Tobago’s standout performances came from Victoria Seenath and Tori De Freitas-Baptiste, who successfully defended their Ladies 25+ title. The pair secured the division championship for a third consecutive year, finishing three rounds with a gross score of 231. Their individual round scores were 78, 77 and 76. The Bahamas pairing of Taneka Sandiford and Inecia Rolle placed second in the division with 240, while Jamaica’s Judi Munn-Barrow and Diana Hudson finished third with 242. Trinidad and Tobago also claimed second place in the Legends 70+ division through Ahamad Ali and Pran Rajendranath. Their gross total of 234 put them behind the Bahamian pair of James Wallace and Raymond Gibson, who won with 224 after rounds of 75, 77 and 72. Another national podium finish came in the Ladies 45+ division, where Emilie Ramsahai and Ingrid Seeberan placed third with a total of 245. Their scores of 83, 81 and 81 kept them among the top three throughout the competition. Turks and Caicos players Emer O’Sullivan and Andrea Todd won the division with 226, ahead of Jamaica’s Michelle McCreath and Marguerite Lyn on 242. Trinidad and Tobago’s Super Seniors pairing of John Holley and Wayne Baptiste also shared third place after recording a gross total of 221. Jamaica’s Keith Stein and Radcliff Knibbs won that division with 213, while the Bahamas pairing of Leroy Williamson and Horace Miller finished second on 220. In the Mid-Amateur division, Chrislon Baptiste and Ryan Gomez took third place with a total of 230. Former national football star Russell Latapy and Dominique Chatoo finished fifth in the Seniors 50+ division with 226. The results gave Trinidad and Tobago a combination of overall team success and individual divisional achievements, led by the third consecutive Ladies 25+ championship for Seenath and De Freitas-Baptiste.
Trinidad and Tobago finished third overall at the 2026 Caribbean Golf Association Four-Ball Championship in the Turks and Caicos, with several national pairings earning podium finishes across their respective divisions.
The Bahamas won the team competition with 88 points, while Jamaica placed second with 71. Trinidad and Tobago finished six points behind Jamaica on 65. Teams from Barbados, Puerto Rico, the Cayman Islands, Saint Lucia and the host nation also competed in the championship, which concluded on Saturday.
One of Trinidad and Tobago’s standout performances came from Victoria Seenath and Tori De Freitas-Baptiste, who successfully defended their Ladies 25+ title. The pair secured the division championship for a third consecutive year, finishing three rounds with a gross score of 231. Their individual round scores were 78, 77 and 76.
The Bahamas pairing of Taneka Sandiford and Inecia Rolle placed second in the division with 240, while Jamaica’s Judi Munn-Barrow and Diana Hudson finished third with 242.
Trinidad and Tobago also claimed second place in the Legends 70+ division through Ahamad Ali and Pran Rajendranath. Their gross total of 234 put them behind the Bahamian pair of James Wallace and Raymond Gibson, who won with 224 after rounds of 75, 77 and 72.
Another national podium finish came in the Ladies 45+ division, where Emilie Ramsahai and Ingrid Seeberan placed third with a total of 245. Their scores of 83, 81 and 81 kept them among the top three throughout the competition. Turks and Caicos players Emer O’Sullivan and Andrea Todd won the division with 226, ahead of Jamaica’s Michelle McCreath and Marguerite Lyn on 242.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Super Seniors pairing of John Holley and Wayne Baptiste also shared third place after recording a gross total of 221. Jamaica’s Keith Stein and Radcliff Knibbs won that division with 213, while the Bahamas pairing of Leroy Williamson and Horace Miller finished second on 220.
In the Mid-Amateur division, Chrislon Baptiste and Ryan Gomez took third place with a total of 230. Former national football star Russell Latapy and Dominique Chatoo finished fifth in the Seniors 50+ division with 226.
The results gave Trinidad and Tobago a combination of overall team success and individual divisional achievements, led by the third consecutive Ladies 25+ championship for Seenath and De Freitas-Baptiste.
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