Nivillac Badminton Tournament 2026: Support Dydy & Play! | Morbihan, France

Nivillac, France – The Le Basse Vilaine badminton club, based in Nivillac, Morbihan, will host a charity badminton tournament on Sunday, March 22, 2026, benefiting the association Embarquons avec Dydy. The event aims to raise funds and awareness for the organization while fostering a spirit of community through sport.

The tournament, open to all skill levels without requiring a license, is expected to draw at least 32 teams. Last year’s event saw participation from 35 teams, demonstrating growing interest in the sport within the region. Competition will be structured around two categories: mixed doubles and men’s doubles. Doors open at 9:00 AM local time (UTC+1), with matches commencing at 10:00 AM. Organizers promise a range of prizes and vouchers will be awarded throughout the day and spectators are welcome, with light refreshments available for purchase.

A Growing Leisure Club

Le Basse Vilaine Badminton (BVB) has experienced significant growth as a leisure badminton association, welcoming players aged 16, and up. Currently boasting 97 members, the club maintains a near-perfect gender balance. Manuel Didier currently serves as club president, having been elected at the general assembly on September 17, 2025, and is assisted by Vice-President Lionel Pinard.

Regular training sessions are held on Wednesdays from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, offering flexible scheduling for participants. Approximately 20 members also compete in the leisure championship in Loire-Atlantique, forming teams of six men and three women for each match. This participation highlights the club’s competitive spirit alongside its focus on recreational play.

Call for a Southern Morbihan Leisure League

Recognizing the increasing popularity of leisure badminton clubs in the area, BVB is advocating for the creation of a dedicated leisure league in Southern Morbihan. The club believes a regional league would provide a structured platform for local clubs to connect and compete, catering to the growing number of enthusiasts. “A call is being made for the creation of a leisure championship in Morbihan sud, in order to bring together local structures whose number of members is constantly increasing,” the club stated.

For those interested in participating or seeking further information, contact the club via email at [email protected] or by phone at +33 6 86 32 92 46. The tournament will be held at the Complexe sportif des Métairies, located at 2, rue de la Piscine, Nivillac.

Embarquons avec Dydy, the beneficiary of the tournament, is a local association dedicated to supporting individuals and families. Regent Sabrina, based in Nivillac, leads the organization and can be reached at 06 42 80 14 60 or [email protected]. More information about Embarquons avec Dydy can be found on the Nivillac commune website: http://www.nivillac.fr/ema/

This tournament represents more than just a sporting event; it’s a demonstration of community spirit and a commitment to supporting a worthy cause. For badminton enthusiasts in the Morbihan region, it’s an opportunity to showcase their skills, enjoy friendly competition, and contribute to a positive impact. The call for a new regional league also signals a growing momentum for the sport, potentially opening up new avenues for players and clubs alike.

The Basse Vilaine Badminton club’s Facebook page, with 189 likes and active engagement, provides further updates and information about the club’s activities: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=100085231737522. The club continues to build momentum and looks forward to a successful tournament and the potential for expanded regional competition.

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