Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Trending
    • Kipchoge Hails South Africa’s Running Passion, Eager to Experience Springboks Culture
    • Why Africa must stand by its own championship – Bawah Fuseini
    • Ex-Delta Stars Player, Utagba Charges Eagles On AFCON Ticket
    • Carrick Eyes Bremer as Old Trafford Prepares for Change
    • Ambassador Chigbolu Commends World Archery on  Mohammed Abdullahi’s Comonwealth Games appointment
    • Presentation of Prizes to Winners of Prosperity Cup 2026 Holds Thursday
    • Arsenal F.C. Crowned Premier League Champions After 22-Year Drought Since 2004
    • L’aura de Mourinho crée une division parmi les supporters du Real Madrid.
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube
    Sports Day InternationalSports Day International
    • Home
    • About
      • About Us
      • The Team
      • Advert Rate
    • SportsDay Newspaper
    • E-copy Archives
    • Sports News
    • Football
    • Other Sports
      • Athletics
      • Boxing
      • Wrestling
      • Tennis
      • Basketball
      • Others
    • Women Football
    • Sports Business
    • News
      • News
      • Politics
      • International News
      • National News
    Sports Day InternationalSports Day International
    Home » CBN Junior Tennis: Heman Afaramai Shine
    News

    CBN Junior Tennis: Heman Afaramai Shine

    SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSBy SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSMarch 26, 2026Updated:March 26, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    After recording the first major upset over Boys 16s top seed and tournament favourite, Isa Yahaya on Monday, Nigeria Police College Tennis Academy rising Star Heman Afaramai has continued his impressive runs at the on-going 2026 edition of the annual Central Bank of Nigeria Junior Tennis championship holding in Lagos beating Wisdom Effiong 9-3 to record another win and just one more win to the semi-finals.

    Also on song is Damilola Agunbiade who is also playing in the Boys 16s category of the tournament He Damilola won two matches on wednesday to better his qualification chances at the tournament.

    The player who arrived Lagos on Tuesday beat John Israel 9-3 in his first game and defeated Joseph Austin from Oyo state 9-4 in his second match.in the round robin tournament.
    Agunbiaide needs one more game to move into the semi-finals of the championship.

    Speaking soon after his second victory, Damilola who last featured in tournament in 2023 because of his involvement in and international to games in Ghana, said he is already eyeing the final.

    According. to him, there is no player that can stop him his ambition of winning the Boys 16s title this year.
    Accompanied to Lagos by his father, Mr. Tunde Agunbiade, Damilola said, I really trained hard for this CBN Junior Tennis and don’t see any player that will stop me from lifting the trophy.” he concludes
    Meanwhile, Dammy’ father, Mr. Tunde Agunbiade said accompanying his son to tournaments like the CBN Junior Tennis tournament is to boost the boys moral and encourage him to excel.

    Meanwhile, top seed and tournament favourite Isa Yahaya’s hope of qualifying for the semi-finals diminished further on Wednesday following another defeat he suffered in the hands of Daniel Awe who beat him 9-3 Mohammed Abdulakimo defeated Rachael Awi 9-4. Adesinka Alaba stopped Godwin Afaramai 9-5 to record his win.

    In Boys 12s division, Gideon Peter defeated Jedidiah Essien 9-0 while Moroti Sowemimo had 9-2 victory over Chimviegwu.

    More victories were recorded in the Girls 14s category where Pinky Onyemenam defeated Blessing Yusuf 9-1 while Sinmi Olaniyan beat Florence Adejokun 9-1 as Pinky Onyemenam who was still standing strong returned to the court to complete her victory song by beating Amara Mohammed 9–2.

    In the Girls 16s category, it wasn’t an easy day for the Wuraola sisters as Ziyyadat lost 3-9 to Omoyinka Ayinla while Khadijat also lost 3-9 to Barakat Ganiyu as Favour James beat Sarah Peter 9-0.

    For the Girls 12s category, Venus Babalola outclassed Florence Adejokun 9-2 while Amirah .Mohammed defeated Lucia Stadiku 9-0.

    Action continues today at thete nis courts of the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos, venue of the preliminaries ahead of Saturday’s grand finale

    CBN Junior Tennis: Heman Afaramai Shine
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Tumblr Email
    SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERS
    • Website

    Related Posts

    Kipchoge Hails South Africa’s Running Passion, Eager to Experience Springboks Culture

    May 21, 2026

    Why Africa must stand by its own championship – Bawah Fuseini

    May 21, 2026

    Ex-Delta Stars Player, Utagba Charges Eagles On AFCON Ticket

    May 21, 2026
    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Latest Posts

    Kipchoge Hails South Africa’s Running Passion, Eager to Experience Springboks Culture

    May 21, 2026

    Why Africa must stand by its own championship – Bawah Fuseini

    May 21, 2026

    Ex-Delta Stars Player, Utagba Charges Eagles On AFCON Ticket

    May 21, 2026

    Carrick Eyes Bremer as Old Trafford Prepares for Change

    May 21, 2026

    Ambassador Chigbolu Commends World Archery on  Mohammed Abdullahi’s Comonwealth Games appointment

    May 21, 2026
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Instagram
    • WhatsApp
    FcTables.com
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
    • Home
    • About Us
    • The Team
    • Advert Rate
    • E-copy Archives
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Africa4Peace 5-A-Side: Delta State Allstars Receive LOC Delegation As Tournament Draws Near
    • Nigeria Customs Deepens Global Support, Signs Cooperation Agreement with Belarus
    © 2026 SportsDay International.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

    Go to mobile version