The Bermuda girls and boys junior squash teams both came away with big wins in their latest matches in the Caribbean Junior Championships in Jamaica.The girls beat hosts Jamaica 3-2 on Wednesday evening, while the boys defeated reigning champions Guyana 4-1 in the semi-finals.In their last round robin match yesterday morning, the girls also beat Barbados 4-1.Under-15 player Tiye Williams lost in three games to the under-15 champion Alyssa Mullings in the first match against Jamaica.But under-19 Alyssa Brewer won her match in three games, bringing the teams back to a tie.Under-19 Alex Marshall then took to the court, taking control early to win the first two games. Her opponent put up a strong fight in the third game, taking the game to tiebreak, but Marshall pulled through for a 15-13 victory to give Bermuda a 2-1 lead.Under-13 Olivia Lindsey came through for Bermuda again with a 3-0 win over her opponent to guarantee the win for the Bermuda girls team.In the final match, under-17 Emma Keane rebounded from a first game loss to win the second, but her Jamaican opponent took the next two to win the match.Starting the boys’ matches against Guyana, under-15 Ryan Hopkins lost in three games. In a spectacular rematch, under-19 player Beau Orchard faced an opponent he lost to in a 3-2 match during the individual competition. But in this match, Orchard earned the win with an 11-9 finish in the fifth game to tie the match scores.The boys gained another point when under-19 Noah Browne’s opponent retired from the match due to a pulled hamstring. Under-13 Dylan Pratt played his opponent from the under-13 finals again, coming away with a 3-1 victory.Under-17 D’Vario Thompson finished the evening’s matches with a 3-0 win.The girls’ team played their last matches of the tournament yesterday morning, finishing strong with a 4-1 win.Under-17 Emma Keane came out ahead in a tense four-game match, recovering from a second game loss to take the next two. Because Barbados conceded the under-19 matches due to a lack of players, Keane’s win sealed the victory for Bermuda.Under-13 Olivia Lindsey faced the runner-up from the individual competition, falling 3-0 to a tough opponent.Finishing up the girls’ matches, under-15 Tiye Williams defeated her opponent in a quick three games.The boys played in the finals of the team round yesterday evening against the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, followed by the awards ceremony to conclude the tournament.