Srinagar, March 24: The Baramulla Ball Badminton Championship, organised by the Baramulla Ball Badminton Association in collaboration with the J&K Ball Badminton Association under the esteemed banner of the J&K Sports Council, concluded at MET Higher Secondary School Sopore (Baramulla). The two-day championship, held from March 21 to March 22 witnessed enthusiastic participation from 10 teams competing in both the boys and girls sections, highlighting the growing interest and talent in ball badminton.
The closing ceremony was graced by prominent guests and officials—chief guest—Mohd Akbar Principal MET Higher Secondary School Sopore), Guest of Honour– Shafat Ahmad (Vice-Principal MET Higher Secondary School Sopore) and Guest of Honour Nasit Hamid(Incharge Zonal Physical Education Office Sopore). Their presence added prestige to the event, encouraging young players to pursue excellence in sports. The tournament featured intense matches, with players demonstrating remarkable skill, strategy, and teamwork. Spectators witnessed thrilling rallies and competitive spirit, making the event a true celebration of ball badminton.
The successful execution of the championship was largely credited to the dedicated efforts of Tahir Mohd,the organiser secretary, whose commitment and meticulous planning ensured a smooth and well-managed tournament. His efforts, along with the support of the Baramulla Ball Badminton Association, played a key role in providing young players with a competitive platform to showcase their skills. Tahir’s contributions were acknowledged by both players and officials, reflecting his passion for promoting ball badminton in the district. The championship served as a crucial platform for young athletes to showcase their abilities and gain competitive experience. The Baramulla Ball Badminton Association expressed gratitude to all participating teams, officials, and supporters for making the event a resounding success. With the growing popularity of ball badminton in J&K, the association reaffirmed its commitment to organizing more such tournaments in the future, aiming to nurture sports culture and youth engagement in the region.
