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Mar 08, 2017 Sports
The Guyana Badminton Association held the presentation for the winners for the National Sports Commission Mashramani Badminton Open & Junior Tournament on Monday last at the National Gymnasium.

NSC Mash Badminton winners display their prizes with Director of Sport Christopher Jones (centre back row) after the presentation.
Director of Sports Mr. Christopher Jones and the executive members of the GBA made the presentation of trophies and medals to the respective winners along with the opening and closing remarks.
The GBA would like to thank the NSC for their support in the development of Badminton.
The overall winners are:
OPEN LADIES SINGLES:
OPEN MEN SINGLES:
UNDER-11 GIRLS SINGLES:
UNDER-11 BOYS SINGLES:
UNDER-13 GIRLS SINGLES:
UNDER-13 BOYS SINGLES:
UNDER-15 GIRLS SINGLES:
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