Samuel Ricketts and Katherine Wynter were crowned singles winners as the curtains came down Sunday (December 12) on the All Jamaica National Badminton Championships held at the GC Foster College in Spanish Town, St Catherine.

The England-based Ricketts dethroned Matthew Lee in straight sets in the final while Wynter regained the crown she lost in 2018 with a 21-15, 21-9 victory over Breanna Bisnott.

Wynter, who played with an injured knee in the tournament, and Bisnott would partner to win the women’s doubles title and with Lee to win the mixed doubles crown.

“The All Jamaica Championships are over and it feels great to get back my title,” Wynter posted on Instagram.

“Although I could not perform as well as I wanted I am very grateful to come away with (a) triple crown.”

She praised her doubles partners Bisnott and Lee for ‘helping me get there.’

Meanwhile, Lee and Joel Angus won the men’s doubles title over Albert Myles and Garron Palmer.

Rihanna Rust was a standout among the juniors, winning the U17 girls’ title over Jade Ranger and the girls’ doubles with Cara Fraser.

Nathaniel Finzi won the U17 boys’ title defeating Keyon‘dr McBean in the final. Finzi would later partner with Zachary Lim Sang to win the U17 doubles boys’ trophy in straight sets over Khalil Gregory and Omari Swaby.

The U13 boys’ title went to Amir McBean who defeated Jelani Nelson in straight sets while Rachael Givans took the U13 girls’ title defeating Haley DaCosta in straight sets.