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See rising stars at Badminton Victoria Junior State Circuit in Latrobe City on 1 to 2 June 2024
Experience two days of thrilling competition as Victoria's top young badminton players showcase their talent in Latrobe City on June 1-2, 2024. Hosted by Badminton Victoria, this event promises excitement and sportsmanship.
Calling all badminton enthusiasts! The future of the sport is coming to Latrobe City on June 1-2, 2024, as Badminton Victoria (BV) hosts the 2024 AIA U/15 and U/19 Junior State Circuit. This two-day tournament is more than just a competition; it's a platform for Victoria's most promising young badminton players (under 15 and under 19) to showcase their talent and dedication. Spectators can expect a thrilling display of athleticism, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
Beyond competition, it's a showcase for Victoria's talented young badminton players (U/15 and U/19), promising excitement and sportsmanship for spectators
Badminton expands reach
BV CEO Clint Proctor said, "We're thrilled to bring this high-calibre event to Latrobe City. Expanding badminton's reach beyond Melbourne is a key part of our mission. This tournament aligns perfectly with the region's vibrant spirit, and we're excited to contribute to the growth of sports in this thriving community."
Players can expect a well-organised tournament experience with a fair and competitive environment. Matches will be officiated using the esteemed Badminton Australia National Ranking system, ensuring a high standard of competition.
Beyond just winning, the event provides a valuable opportunity for athletes to hone their skills, teamwork, and agility, fostering their passion for the sport within the supportive badminton community. Alongside Latrobe City, Badminton Victoria extends a warm invitation to everyone to join in on this day of excitement.
Latrobe hosts badminton
Mayor of Latrobe City Council, Councillor Darren Howe said, "This is the second year of a three-year agreement between Council and Badminton Victoria to host this competition in Latrobe City. Our partnership allows the Council to help support the growth of badminton in the region."
"It's fantastic to have the facilities to host Victoria's emerging badminton athletes in Latrobe City. It gives players a chance to progress in their sport, while bringing visitors to our region. It's also a credit to the Latrobe Valley Badminton Association, who have driven participation locally and established a welcoming and inclusive sporting culture," he said.
Join us in Latrobe City for a weekend of exceptional badminton and community spirit as we celebrate and support the rising stars of this dynamic sport.
Pictures from Badminton Academy of Victoria Club Facebook page.
Source: www.gippsland.com
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