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Press release. Not to be missed this Friday, January 30, Pradines Badminton is organizing the first lottery in its history at the Espère village hall. Doors will open at 7 p.m. for a start at 8 p.m. Many prizes are up for grabs, the club hopes for a large audience.

Young badists in detection

This Saturday, January 24, 22 young badistas under the age of 11 met in Figeac to participate in departmental detection. Supervised by numerous club coaches and managed by Baptiste Dajean, departmental coach, the minibads (under 9 years old) and chicks (under 11 years old) present were evaluated on motor skills exercises, maneuverability but also with sheets and quizzes on “Bad” knowledge. This regrouping took place from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., in a Cosec on the ground and almost new routes. Some of them will continue this detection by going to Rabastens (81) at the end of March to participate in the regional stage. Busy week for the Pradines Badminton club: Not only is it a week of interclub meetings, with numerous matches at home but also away: – the departmental team 1 travels to Figeac this Thursday – the Pradines Bad 5 team receives Labastide-Murat this Monday evening – the PB6 team travels to Montat this Tuesday – the PB3 team receives Le Montat this Wednesday Youth competition Sunday February 1: there are more than 40 young people who will travel to Saint-Céré next Sunday, to participate in stage 3 of the Departmental Youth Circuit. A busy week for club volunteers and players.

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