Latest update April 7th, 2025 12:08 AM
Badminton team set for Pan Am championships
The Guyana Badminton Association will be attending the Pan American Junior Badminton Championships which will be held in Kingston, Jamaica from July 25 to August 1 where over 16 countries will take part.
Last year Guyana won Bronze. The Championships will be played in the Under- 11,13,15,17 & 19 events which include Boys & Girls Singles, Doubles and Mix Doubles.
Members of the Guyana Badminton team take time out for a photo op.
This year the Juniors have been in intense training for over a month by National Level Three Coach, Gokarn Ramdhani, who helped developed their game play, fitness and skills to a higher level. Over 600 Feather Shuttlecocks were used to prepare the Team.
The Team Members are: Captain-Nicholas Ali(U-19), Vice Captain-Christopher Persaud(U-19), Avinash Odit (U-19), Tricia Ramjit(U-19), Greer Jackson(U-17), Kevin Quaicoe(U-17), Narayan Ramdhani(U-15), Jamel Ramsook(U-15), Varsha Boodran(U-15), Ajave Singh(U-13), Jonathan Mangra(U-13), Christopher Camacho(U-11) and Priyanna Ramdhani(U-11).
The Team is expected to depart for the Championships today.
The Guyana Badminton Association would like the following sponsors for making this tour possible: Pritipaul Singh Investments, DaSilva Optical, C&V Shipping, Rent-A-Tent, North American Resources, Republic Bank Ltd, House of Optics, Industrial Safety Supplies, Noble House Seafoods Ltd, Toolsie Persaud Ltd, DIGICEL, Lance Hinds & Associates, Caribbean Aviation Maintenance Services, Ogle Airport Inc, Guyana Olympic Association, National Sports Commission, Ministry of Youth, Culture & Sports, NCP Future-Ad, Paul Bram, Hand-in Hand, Bounty Farm, Wings Aviation Ltd, Ernesto Choo-A-Fat, Christopher Lawrence & Yonex Badminton Club.
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