The Caribbean Tennis Championships, staged at the Bermuda Tennis Club last Saturday, saw the British duo Hands & Gazzard secure a decisive victory over the Cayman Islands team. The pair won the tie 3‑1, with singles victories from both players and a crucial doubles win that sealed the result.

The win keeps the tournament’s competitive balance tight and gives Bermuda’s own squad an opportunity to focus on the next round. "We’re thrilled to see such high‑level competition right here in Bermuda," said Adrian Price, CEO of the Bermuda Tennis Association. "Matches like this inspire our players and bring the island’s tennis community closer together."

The Cayman Islands’ team, in their first appearance at the championships, fought valiantly but fell short in the final set. Local spectators filled the club’s stands, cheering for both the visiting teams and the home players.

With the tournament moving into its semifinals next week, all eyes will be on how Bermuda’s squad performs against the remaining challengers. The event remains a highlight of the island’s summer sports calendar, showcasing regional talent and fostering friendly rivalry across the Caribbean.