Athletes from Tuyen Quang province secured nine medals across multiple age brackets at the National Senior Badminton Championships, finishing the four-day competition with one gold, two silvers, and six bronze medals, local reporting shows.
Tuyen Quang Delegation Secures Nine Medals at National Championships
The national tournament drew over 230 athletes representing 14 sports delegations from across the country to compete in nine distinct age groups. Tuyen Quang deployed a roster of 21 competitors spanning men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles events.
At the conclusion of four days of matches, Nguyen Anh Duc and Do Viet Duc delivered Tuyen Quang’s sole gold medal by winning the men’s doubles title in the 61–65 age category.
Podium Finishes Across Doubles and Mixed Disciplines
Beyond the top podium finish in men’s doubles, Tuyen Quang athletes claimed two silver medals. These runner-up finishes came in the mixed doubles 36–40 age group and the women’s doubles 41–45 age group.
The delegation added six bronze medals to its tally across a wide spread of divisions:
- Men’s doubles in the 41–45 and 51–55 age categories
- Women’s doubles in the 56–60 and 61–65 age categories
- Mixed doubles in the 56–60 and 61–65 age categories
Broader Impact on Senior Sports Participation
Organizers designed the tournament to serve as more than a competitive arena. The annual gathering functions as a platform for veteran athletes to exchange techniques, build community, and share a sustained passion for the sport.
By encouraging regular physical activity through badminton, the championship contributes directly to improving the health and overall quality of life for senior participants.
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