Ramdhanis dominates GOA badminton finals

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unnamed (35)[www.inewsguyana.com] – The Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) ‘DISCOVER’ Open Badminton Tournament which started on Saturday 21th of June at the Queens College Badminton Courts concluded on Friday 27th of June with the Finals in Men Singles & Mix Doubles. The presentation was done after the matches by the Guyana Olympic Association Secretary-Mr. Hector Edwards and Vice President-Mr. Charles Corbin who witness the Matches and also made some brief remarks along with the GBA President-Gokarn Ramdhani to the players and all who were present to see the finals.

The Men Singles Finals saw Narayan Ramdhani & Nicholas Ali in a very heated high level three setter with Narayan winning the first game at 21-17, Nicholas winning the second at 21-16 and Narayan winning the third game 21-17 to win the match.

The Mix Doubles Finals were between Narayan Ramdhani & Priyanna Ramdhani who defeated Nicholas Ali & Ambika Ramraj in two straight sets with the second ending in an exciting finish 21-9, 23-21.

Both Narayan Ramdhani and Priyanna Ramdhani copped the Triple Crown by winning the Singles, Doubles and Mix Doubles.

The Over-All Results are:

MEN SINGLES:

1ST.       NARAYAN RAMDHANI

2ND       NICHOLAS ALI

3RD       JONATHAN MANGRA & AVINASH ODIT

 

LADIES SINGLES:

1ST        PRIYANNA RAMDHANI

2ND       AMBIKA RAMRAJ

3RD        KARA ABRAMS & ABOSAIDE CADOGAN

 

MEN DOUBLES:

1ST        NARAYAN RAMDHANI & NICHOLAS ALI

2ND       NOEL SHEWJATTAN & JONATHAN MANGRA

 

LADIES DOUBLES:

1ST        PRIYANNA RAMDHANI & AMBIKA RAMRAJ

2ND       ABOSAIDE CADOGAN &  KARA ABRAMS

 

MIX DOUBLES:

1ST        NARAYAN RAMDHANI & PRIYANNA RAMDHANI

2ND       NICHOLAS ALI & AMBIKA RAMRAJ    

 

IMPROVED PLAYERS PRIZES WERE GIVEN OUT TO: KARA ABRAMS, HEMRAJ BEHARRY & RONALS CHANG YUEN

The GBA would like to thank the Guyana Olympic Association for making this tournament possible once again.  

 

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