Just as they did in the Urban Area competition, Wolmer’s completed the ISSA all-island girls’ and boys’ U-19 Table Tennis double at the GC Foster College Auditorium on Wednesday.

The girls’ team secured a dominant 3-0 win over St. Mary High to claim their third straight all-island crown while the boys’ team defeated Titchfield High 4-1.

Jamaica College defeated Titchfield 5-0 to win the U-16 boys’ title while Immaculate Conception beat St. Hilda’s 3-1 to win the U-16 girls’ crown.

For Wolmer’s Girls’ team members Gianna Lewis and Liana Campbell, this win was an excellent way to close out their respective high school careers.

“Very relieved to be closing out with the all-island title,” Lewis told Sportsmax.tv.

“My team and I knew we had to bring our A game one last time and we did so,” she added.

Campbell called securing all-island success for the final time a “surreal feeling.”

“We embodied our school’s motto, ‘Age Quod Agis.’ Whatever you do, do it well. I am so proud of the team and myself and we’ll continue to excel in this sport,” she added.

The team’s third member, reigning JTTA National Champion Tsenaye Lewis, also reacted to the win.

“I am very, very happy with this victory especially since this is my last year playing alongside Liana and my big sister Gianna,” she said.

Lewis will still be at the school next year and hopes for continued success going forward.

“This is definitely how I envisioned the end of this era but now I hope we can defend our title for my final year next year,” she added.

The Lewis sisters will now turn their attention to national duty when they represent Jamaica at the Caribbean Youth Championships in Santo Domingo next week.

“We are looking forward to competing and representing our country again,” Tsenaye Lewis said.