The organizing committee presented commemorative flags to the participating teams of the sporting event.
7 delegations and more than 70 athletes, all officials and employees of the provincial and regional public prosecutor’s office, took part in the sporting event. The athletes participated in two sports: pickleball and badminton. Pickleball was competed in three categories: men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles. Badminton was divided into two categories: men’s doubles and mixed doubles. The competition was played on a group stage basis, with points awarded to determine which teams progressed to the semi-finals, finals and ultimately first and second place.
The delegations of athletes participating in the sporting event.
With a spirit of sportsmanship, unity and fairness, the athletes competed enthusiastically against each other and delivered many dramatic and exciting matches.
This is the mixed doubles pickleball competition. Badminton match during the tournament.
At the end of the sporting event, the organizing committee awarded 5 first prizes, 5 second prizes and 10 third prizes in the different competition categories, and also presented a participation prize to 4 participating units.
The organizers presented the prizes for the men’s doubles badminton. The organizers presented the prizes for the mixed doubles badminton tournament. Organizers presented the prizes for the men’s doubles pickleball tournament. Organizers presented the prizes for the mixed doubles pickleball tournament.
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