RIDING on the crest of a wave, Guernsey sport looks to continue its superb recent showing as eight of its finest youngsters travel to Douglas for the Commonwealth Youth Games.

AS THE Guernsey team made its way back from the Commonwealth Youth Games, the long flight home gave the team managers the opportunity to reflect on the performance.

HEATHER WATSON’s coach has confirmed that she will play on the main WTA tour next year.

HEATHER WATSON created history on Saturday as she claimed gold for Guernsey in the Commonwealth Youth Games.

Athletics team manager Alun Williams rattles out several familiar cliches as he reflects on Guernsey’s performances in Pune.

HEATHER WATSON has had to wait 24 hours for the chance to get her hands on a gold medal at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Pune, India.

HEATHER WATSON will go for gold today having reached the girls’ singles tennis final at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Pune, India.

HEATHER WATSON marched into the quarter-finals of the girls’ tennis tournament in Pune by beating Aritha Muttiah 6-1, 6-3 in an absorbing match lasting 79 minutes.

ALICE LOVERIDGE is one win away against an old foe from a place in the quarter-finals of the girls’ singles in Pune.

SO FAR so good for Guernsey’s two brightest prospects for medal success at the Commonwealth Youth Games.