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Narayan Ramdhani crowned champion at Trophy Stall Independence Badminton tourney
Seventeen-year-old Narayan Ramdhani emerged champion when the four-day Trophy Stall Independence Open and Age Group Badminton tournament concluded at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on Saturday with matches
Trophy Stall badminton winners display their prizes after the presentation.
played in the Open and Under-11 & 13 events.
In the Open Men Singles finals, Sunburst Champion Narayan Ramdhani defeated Jonathan Mangra in a three setter 21-5, 19-21, 21-9 to be crowned the Champion, while the third place went to Marlon Chung who defeated Avinash Odit also in a three setter 24-22, 15-21, 15-21.
The tournament, which was organised by the Guyana Badminton Association (GBA), was played as a part of the 50th Jubilee celebrations
Overall results:
Open Men singles- Narayan Ramdhani (first), Jonathan Mangra (2nd) & Marlon Chung (3rd)
Under-17 boys singles- Tyrese Jeffrey (1st), Akili Haynes (2nd) & Tyreese Richards (3rd)
Under-17 girls singles- Priyanna Ramdhani (1st), Priyanka Shivnauth (2nd) & Gabriela Pertab (3rd)
Under-13 boys singles- Andrew Debidin (2nd), Omar Samad (3rd) & Ronald Hamilton (3rd)
Under-13 girls singles-Wonita Yang (1st), Reba Ramlall (2nd) & Reanna Persaud (3rd)
Under-11 boys singles- John Wang (1st), Abeva Jones (2nd) & George Ramlall (3rd)
Under-11 girls singles-Gabriela Pertab (1st), Emily Choo-A-Fat (2nd) & Kyla Jordon (3rd)
The Other Finals and Third Place play-off played were:
Under-11 Boys Finals: Jason Wang defeated Abeva jones; 21-16
Third place went to George Ramlall who defeated Jonathan Debidin: 21-18
Under-11 Girls Finals: Gabriella Pertab defeated Emily Choo-A-Fat: 21-13
Third place went to Kyla Jordon
Under-13 Boys Finals: Andrew Debidin defeated Omar Samad: 22-20
Third Place went to Ronald Hamilton who defeated Verun Challu: 21-10
Under-13 Girls Finals: Wonita Yang defeated Reba Ramlall: 21-6
Third Place went to Reanna Persaud who defeated Jayde DaSilva: 21-7
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