Oye Jemiyo won two golds but lost a thriller for bronze
FORMER Oakbank Table Tennis Club member Oye Jemiyo, who had to take a break due to several operations, is back to his best.
The 39-year-old wheelchair player, won two golds and a bronze in the Sport Able National Grand Prix Tournament in Slough.
Ranked No 1 in Great Britain in Class Two and No 55 in the world, Jemiyo won the open singles and the mixed doubles and took his bronze in the Class One and Two combined, despite playing the match of his life.
He faced world No 1 Robert Davies from Wales and was two games all but 10-6 behind in the fifth. However, Oye recovered to 10-10, only to lose it 13-11.
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