Squash siblings shine in South Africa!

Patience Muchemwa

Zim Now Reporter

Brothers Brayden and Brett Raynars dominated the squash courts in South Africa recently! The talented Zimbabwean duo impressed at several tournaments, showcasing their skills and determination.

Their journey began at the Nelson Mandela Tournament in Port Elizabeth. Despite facing experienced senior players, they secured impressive finishes of 11th and 12th place in the Men's A section.

Next stop was Pretoria's High Performance Center, where they continued their winning streak. They triumphed in their opening matches and dominated their respective round-robin pools. Their talent collided in a thrilling tournament final, with one brother claiming the championship title and the other achieving a well-deserved runner-up finish.

The Baseline Tuks U25 Tournament presented their biggest challenge. An injury forced Brayden into the B section, where he started strong as the top seed and finished 5th. Meanwhile, Brett battled in the A section, securing a commendable 14th place finish.

The boys' father praised NM Squash Pros for their coaching, highlighting the skills that helped them compete against top South African players.

Their coach, Nishyto Munyoro, expressed pride in their achievements and acknowledged the dedication of Coach Tatenda Mutimutema. He looks forward to guiding them to even greater success.