The Saint Lucia Women’s National Tennis Team has confidently returned home after a week of intense competition at the Billie Jean King Cup Group III Americas held in El Salvador.
The squad, comprising Jessica Eudovic, Stacey Roheman, Julia d’Auvergne, and Jarlyn Henry, secured 6th place overall in the tournament, marking another significant achievement for Saint Lucia Tennis.
Each player fought valiantly on the court, showcasing their grit, determination, and passion for the game. Their outstanding performances not only instilled pride in the nation but also highlighted the strength and potential of Saint Lucia’s women in tennis.
The St Lucia Tennis Association (SLTA) expresses its heartfelt gratitude to its sponsors—the St Lucia Olympic Committee and the National Lotteries Authority—for their unwavering support in fully funding the team’s participation. The Association also acknowledges its own financial contributions, which were crucial for the team’s success on this international platform.
A special acknowledgement goes to team captain Stacey Roheman, whose leadership, discipline, and encouragement were pivotal in guiding the squad throughout the competition. The Association also extends its sincere thanks to Anderson and Janelle Henry, who provided invaluable support in El Salvador.
Their dedication and efficiency ensured the team’s smooth journey, and the Association is profoundly grateful for their efforts.
Looking ahead, the St Lucia Women’s National Team is poised to reach even greater heights. The squad is committed to continued improvement, building on the experience gained in El Salvador, and preparing for higher-level competitions.
With their skill, teamwork, and resilience, the Association firmly believes that promotion to the next group is within reach. The players and coaching staff are dedicated to rigorous training, strategic development, and participating in international tournaments, with the aim of solidifying St Lucia’s presence in women’s tennis and achieving even greater success on the global stage.