The Grenada Table Tennis Association (GTTA) has officially published the complete final standings for its highly anticipated 2026 National Table Tennis Tournament, wrapping up a weeks-long competitive showcase that drew hundreds of local players across age groups and skill divisions. The tournament featured a full slate of contested categories, spanning team championships, men’s veteran play, open senior singles for men and women, and tiered junior singles divisions for under-13, under-15, and under-19 athletes. This year’s event was notable for the emergence of several dual-title winners, who delivered dominant, consistent performances across multiple draw formats. In the elite Senior Men’s Singles division, Shannon Doughlin outlasted a deep field of veteran competitors to claim the top prize, edging out runner-up Osborne Campbell and third-place finisher Jonnique Mark. The Senior Women’s Singles crown went to Anique Bonaparte, who capped off a remarkable tournament run that saw her secure a second championship in the Under-19 Girls’ Singles category, cementing her status as one of the island’s top emerging table tennis talents. Another young rising star, Gabrielle Doughlin, also earned dual honors, sweeping first place in both the Under-13 and Under-15 Girls’ Singles events in a display of exceptional poise for her age. On the boys’ junior circuit, titles were distributed across a cohort of promising young athletes: Kelvine Langaigne took the Under-13 Boys’ Singles top spot, Xavier Gibbs claimed the Under-15 Boys’ Singles championship, and Qwanelle Walker finished atop the standings in the Under-19 Boys’ Singles division. The competitive team event saw Spice Isle Tennis Academy (SITA) take the overall first-place title, with a roster led by captain Jason Stanislaus and featuring star players Anique Bonaparte and Jonnique Mark. Team Super Star, composed of Shaundel Straker, Qwanelle Walker and captain Cedric Marquez, earned the second-place honor, while Spinex and KIM SJC rounded out the top four team rankings. The Men’s Veteran category, reserved for seasoned players with decades of competitive experience, saw Trevor Lane take the gold medal, with GTTA Treasurer Carl Felix finishing in second place and Anthony Forsyth taking third. Official event photographs shared by GTTA capture the second-place Team Super Star lineup alongside Carl Felix, as well as the third-place Spinex team posing for a group commemorative shot following the award ceremony. The full published standings include complete top-four placements for every contested division, confirming no disputed results following a formal post-tournament review by GTTA officiating staff.