Mark ‘Venom’ Griffith has three-peated as the Barbados Road Tennis Open men’s champion, while former champion Kim Holder has reclaimed the women’s title. The action in the finals was last night at the Wildey Gymnasium.

The student who had been injured during an altercation at the Alexandra School has been discharged from Maurice Byer Polyclinic where they were being treated. The school will reopen tomorrow for Founders’ Week with a service to mark its 130th anniversary. A release from the Ministry of Education states counsellors will be on hand to provide conselling services for those who require it. The Ministry says it will continue to provide the necessary support and security needed for the smooth functioning of the school.

The Republic Bank CPL is now down to the final four teams positioning themselves for the playoffs with St. Lucia Kings leading on 10 points. Last night, Trinbago Knight Riders joined Barbados Royals and Guyana Amazon Warriors on 10 points, but their net run rate has them in fourth place. Guyana Amazon Warriors, Royals, and TKR have eight points each, but Warriors have the superior net run rate, followed by Toyals, then TKR. TKR and Warriors have a game in hand, but any of the four teams can still finish first. With the Patriots and the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons already eliminated, and having completed their 10 preliminary matches, the four playoff teams are known. And the battle for seedings in the playoffs resumes tomorrow, with TKR taking on the kings at the Brian Lara stadium from 10 a.m. It’ll be live on CBC TV8 and also on MCTV’s Sportsmax channel 310.