Pradines Badminton: Circuit Bad 46 Success – Medialot

Podium raids.

This Saturday, until very late at night, the Bad 46 Circuit took place at the Willy Etiève complex in Pradines.

The Pradines Badminton club co-organized, with the Badminton Lot Committee, this adult competition which attracted nearly 75 players from the 9 clubs in the department.

It was also the opportunity to inaugurate the new equipment financed by the club to the tune of 5,200 euros for a brand new set of anchors, posts and nets.

A real effort for the finances of the club and all its members.

> Podium raid for Pradines Badminton:

9 victories out of 13 possible this Saturday.

They finished first:

Valentin Vailles in men’s singles series 1

Baptiste Lalo with Louan Dajean (Saint-Orens) in men’s doubles series 1

Victoria Roumègue with Louan Dajean in mixed doubles series 1

Erwan Durepaire in men’s singles series 2

Léo Joseph and Matéo Monasse in men’s doubles series 2

Anna Boumbaly and Elissa Calles in women’s doubles series 2

Pierre Laurent and Célia Costes in mixed doubles series 2

Valentin Lartigue and Anna Boumbaly in mixed doubles series 3

Alexis Thierry with Alexandre Genissel (Labastide-Murat Bad) in men’s doubles series 4.

Well done everyone!

> Break between holidays: due to the closure of gymnasiums in Grand Cahors, the resumption will take place on Monday, December 29 in Pradines at 7 p.m.

podium photo: women’s doubles series 2 with Elissa and Anna, accompanied by Sylvie Minard, president of the 46 Badminton Committee.

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