Seven rural and seven urban matches were played on Tuesday as the Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)/Securipro Table Tennis competition continued.

In the rural contests, hosts Glenmuir blanked newcomers Knox 5-0 in both boys’ Under-19 and boys’ Under-16, Munro edged visitors Belair 3-2 in boys’ Under-16,

Visitors Cross Keys drubbed newcomers May Day 5-0 in boys’ Under-16,

St Mary High blanked hosts Guy’s Hill 5-0 in boys’ Under-19, and hosts St Hilda’s blanked newcomers Westwood 3-0 in both girls’ Under-19 and girls’ Under-16.

In the urban encounters, hosts Campion defeated Hillel 3-2 in boys’ Under-19 and 5-0 in boys’ Under-16, in a double-header

St George’s College shared the honours with visitors Jamaica College in another double-header, St George’s winning 3-2 in Under-19, and JC winning 4-1 in Under-16,

Defending champions St Jago turned back visitors Bridgeport 4-1 in boys’ Under-16,

hosts Gaynstead got by newcomers St Mary’s College 4-1 in boys’ Under-16, and Wolmer’s Boys drubbed visitors Ascot 5-0 in Under-16.

Glenmuir are coached by Carlton Clarke, Knox by Reverend Earl Thames, Munro by Oneil Lauder, Belair by Patrick Clarke, Cross Keys by Dexter Wright, May Day by Dwayne Daley, St Mary High by Garfield Ashley, Guy’s Hill by Conway Kentish, St Hilda’s by Richard Thomas, and Westwood by Rayon Grizzle.

Campion are coached by Sandra Riettie, Hillel by Peter Daley, St George’s College by Dale Parham, JC by Godfrey Gregory, St Jago by Richard Davidson, Bridgeport by Oneil White, Gaynstead by Matthew Dawson, St Mary’s College by Damion Williams and Marsha Simpson, Wolmer’s Boys by Rohan Schloss, and Ascot by Sean Wallace.

In individual results in the St Hilda’s/Westwood girls’ Under-19 encounter, Kymloy Oliver, Kennedy Henry and Chanae Campbell cruised to easy 3-0 victories over Xiao Liong, Chrisaine Brown, and Chanelle White, respectively, for St Hilda’s 3-0 triumph.

In the Under-16 contest between the two teams, Shelby-Ann Minott, Kimayne Martin, and Chelsie White scored 3-0 wins over Danielle Grizzle, Celine Hugh and Yasani Bailey, respectively.