SK Brno Slatina Wins 2025/2026 Czech Badminton Championship

SK Stavos Brno Slatina secured the Czech Badminton Team Championship title for the 2025/2026 season after finishing at the top of the standings with an undefeated record across seven matches, Wikipedia reported.

Brno Slatina Claims the Title With an Undefeated Run

The champions from Brno dominated the seven-game schedule, collecting 16 points and winning all seven of their fixtures. SK Stavos Brno Slatina finished with 36 match points to 13 losses, edging out rival clubs through consistent performances on the court.

Chance Ostrava Sportclub also finished with 16 points after winning six matches and losing one. Ostrava recorded 35 match points against 14 losses, taking second place in the final table behind Brno Slatina.

Tight Races Define the Upper Half of the Standings

BA Plzeň secured third place in the championship table with 15 points, registering five wins and two losses alongside 35 match points. Plzeň’s campaign featured a 6:0 victory over TJ Sokol Klimkovice, though the team dropped a narrow 4:3 decision to B.O.

BK Meteor Praha finished fourth with 14 points after collecting four wins and three losses. Meteor Praha earned a 4:0 win against BK 1973 Benátky nad Jizerou during the season, but fell 4:2 to eventual champions SK Stavos Brno Slatina.

Mid-Table and Lower Standings Finalize the Season

BK 1973 Benátky nad Jizerou landed in fifth place with 12 points, compiling three wins and four losses across their seven outings. TJ Sokol Klimkovice followed in sixth place with seven points, securing two victories.

At the bottom of the standings, Badminton FSpS MU claimed seventh place with three points after earning one win and six losses. SK Prosek Praha rounded out the eight-team league in eighth place with one point, finishing the season winless across seven matches with four match points won and 45 lost.

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