Guyana trio selected for Olympic Solidarity youth camp in Tobago
The Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) has named athlete duo Ravish Singh and Tesianna Harris alongside chaperone Crystal Persaud to represent…

The Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) has named athlete duo Ravish Singh and Tesianna Harris alongside chaperone Crystal Persaud to represent the nation at the upcoming Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Youth Camp next month. The trio will travel to the Tropical Pleasure Resort in Plymouth, Tobago, for the week-long event running from August 23 to 28. Backed by Olympic Solidarity, the long-standing regional initiative brings together young participants from across the Caribbean to promote leadership, Olympic values, and cultural exchange. Archer Singh and track athlete Harris were chosen alongside athletics chaperone Persaud based on their sporting commitment and leadership potential. GOA President Godfrey Munroe congratulated the selected representatives, hailing the camp as a vital investment in developing future sports leaders while strengthening ties across the Caribbean Olympic movement.
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