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Woodpecker Products Junior Badminton tournament winners collect prizes
The Woodpecker Products Annual Junior Christmas Singles Badminton Tournament officially concluded with its presentation of prizes which was held at the Guyana Olympic Association Headquarters on Saturday last.
Woodpecker Products Junior Badminton tournament winners collect prizes
Present were the respective winners, players, fans, & parents. The presentations were made by the President of the GOA, Mr. Juman Yassin, Director of Sports, Mr. Neil Kumar and parents Ms. Gemma Ramdhani, Mr. Gregory Camacho and Attorney at Law Mr. Neil Persram.
Those collecting Trophies for their top three placings were:
UNDER-11 GIRLS SINGLES:
1 Priyanna Ramdhani
2 Maya Persram
3 Ria Persram
UNDER-11 BOYS SINGLES:
1 Ajave Singh
2 Christopher Camacho
3 Joshua Singh
UNDER-13 GIRLS SINGLES:
1 Priyanna Ramdhani
2 Ambika Ramraj
3 Kadesh Daniels
UNDER-13 BOYS SINGLES:
1 Narayan Ramdhani
2 Fabian Bianchini
3 Brandon Debidin
UNDER-15 GIRLS SINGLES:
1 Greer Jackson
2 Angelica Holder
3 Jonelle Europe
UNDER-15 BOYS SINGLES:
1 Narayan Ramdhani
2 Noel Shewjattan
3 Sanjave Singh
The Guyana Badminton Association is expressing thanks to Woodpecker Products once again for making this tournament possible annually.
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