If the Pôle Performance niches are already almost complete – and reserved for confirmed players on the validation of coaches – there are still places in the animation center, especially for beginners (born between 2016 and 2019) as well as for hopes and leisure categories (born between 2008 and 2011). Test sessions are possible for new registrants: do not hesitate to contact us
specifies Lionel Bouchard, the manager.
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Young people at the Hope Pole
The club badminton school also reaps the fruits of long -term work. Two young people, Jeanne Fortune (French champion 2025 in single minimal) and Romain Jubeau have been integrated, for several years, at the regional hopes of the CREPS. Seven other players (five boys and two girls, from youngest to cadets) were identified by the Departmental Committee to participate in departmental training and regional competitions
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This dynamic also results in national recognition: the ECB has obtained the 4 -star label from the French Badminton Federation, one of the highest levels. Only 75 clubs in France, including five in Pays de la Loire, have reached this level of label on more than 1,000 affiliated structures.
This distinction rewards our beautiful club project, built around the youth system and enthusiastically brought by the school manager, François Menuet, and the various coaches.
Beyond regular practice, the ECB will also organize two youth tournaments at the Creps de la Chapelle-sur-Erdre, the November 9 and March 29, 2026.
ECB Club Achievements and Future Goals
To give a clearer picture of the ECB’s success, here’s a look at some key metrics and comparatives:
| Metric | Value | meaning |
| ————————————– | —————- | ——————————————————————————————————————————————— |
| French Badminton Federation Label | 4-Star | Indicates high standards of club institution, coaching, and player progress.|
| Clubs Achieving 4-Star Label (France) | 75 (+5 in Pays de la Loire) | Highlights the ECB’s elite standing within France’s badminton landscape. |
| Club Focus | Youth Development | Demonstrates the commitment to nurturing young talent and ensuring a strong future. |
| Notable Players | Jeanne Fortune (2025 French Champion) and Romain Jubeau | exemplifies the club’s success in training high-level players. |
| Planned Youth Tournaments | Two, at Creps de la Chapelle-sur-Erdre (Nov 9, 2026 & Mar 29, 2026) | Provides competitive opportunities for young players, fostering their growth and development. |
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Q: What age groups are catered for at the ECB badminton club?
A: The ECB welcomes players of all ages and skill levels. Specifically, there are opportunities for beginners (born between 2016 and 2019), as well as hopes and leisure categories (born between 2008 and 2011). The club also has programs for more advanced players.
Q: How can I register or find out more about the ECB?
A: Prospective members are encouraged to contact the ECB for data on trial sessions and registration procedures. Contact information is available on the club website or through club representatives.
Q: What is the significance of the ECB’s 4-star label from the French Badminton Federation?
A: The 4-star label from the French Badminton Federation is a prestigious recognition, placing the ECB among the top badminton clubs in France. It signifies excellence in coaching, club management, and player development, meeting rigorous standards set by the Federation.
Q: Where can I learn more about the ECB’s upcoming tournaments?
A: Details of tournaments,including dates (November 9,2026 and March 29,2026 at Creps de la Chapelle-sur-Erdre) will be announced on the club’s website and through official communications. The events will showcase the skills of young players and provide opportunities for growth in the sport.
Q: Does the ECB offer training programs for different skill levels?
A: Yes, the ECB offers training programs for players of various skill levels, from beginners to advanced competitors. The animation center caters to beginners, while the club provides pathways for elite players, ensuring everyone can develop their badminton skills.
