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Khalil siblings, Ali, Rodrigues win in Mash Badminton tourney
Jason-Ray Khalil
Anissa Rodrigues
The Khalil siblings, Jason-Ray and Ashley along with Anissa Rodrigues and Nicholas Ali emerged the victors when the curtains came down last Sunday in the National Sports Commission Mashramani Junior Singles Tournament at the Queens College Badminton Courts with the Under 15 & 17 Singles Finals.Jason-Ray outhustled the talented Under-13 player Narayan Ramdhani, who turned a spirited performance, while Ashley defeated Rodrigues in the Under-17 girls championship. However, Rodrigues claimed glory in disposing of Anuradha Odit for the Under-15 title.
Ali stormed to victory over Jason-Ray to capture the Under-17 honours. The Presentation of prizes will be made to the Under 11, 13, 15 & 17 winners, runner-ups & third place winners along with some special prizes tomorrow at 6:00pm at the Queens College Badminton Courts.
Ashley Khalil
Nicholas Ali
Finals match results were as follows:
Under-15 Boys Singles Finals:
Jason-Ray Khalil defeated Narayan Ramdhani: 21-17, 21-18
Under-15 Girls Singles Finals:
Anissa Rodrigues defeated Anuradha Odit: 21-8, 21-13
Under-17 Boys Singles Finals:
Nicholas Ali defeated Jason-Ray Khalil: 21-11, 21-11
Under-17 Girls Singles Finals:
Ashley Khalil defeated Anissa Rodrigues: 21-12, 21-14
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