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🇱🇺🏸 Norwegian International 2026 – Luxembourg Results
Luxembourg`s players completed their campaign at the Norwegian International, with some encouraging performances against strong international opposition.
Women`s Singles – Kim Schmidt
Kim made an excellent start to her tournament, showing great determination to recover from losing the opening game against Lithuania`s Iorune Salnaite. She fought back strongly to secure a well-deserved 16–21, 21–19, 21–18 victory and progress to the Round of 16.
There, she faced second seed Weronika Górniak of Poland. Despite a determined effort, Kim went down 17–21, 15–21. A positive tournament for Kim, with a hard-fought opening victory and a competitive performance against one of the tournament`s top seeds.
Mixed Doubles – Yannick Feltes & Zoé Sinico
Yannick and Zoé faced Finnish pair Ananda Galvani Daniswara and Elisaveta Berik, who went on to reach the final.
After a difficult opening game, the Luxembourg pair responded well in the second, fighting back and pushing their opponents before eventually going down 9–21, 18–21 in the Round of 16.
Women`s Doubles – Jill Felten & Zoé Sinico
Jill and Zoé faced Norway`s Maria Ellingsen and Oline Langeland Risa in the Round of 16. The Luxembourg pair battled through a closely contested second game but narrowly lost 16–21, 21–23.
🇱🇺🏸 Well done to all our players for representing Luxembourg!
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🇱🇺Norwegian International 2026 – Day 1 Update 🏸
A positive opening day for Team Luxembourg at the Norwegian International!
🇱🇺 Mixed Doubles – Yannick Feltes & Zoé Sinico
Yannick and Zoé got their campaign off to a winning start with a convincing 21–14, 21–10 victory over Norway`s Herman Kolstø and Thea Øyen Selsaas.
Following their opening victory, the Luxembourg pair were promoted directly into the main draw without needing to contest their second qualification match.
They now receive a first-round bye and will face the winners of the match between the Faroe Islands` Robert Ingi Huldarsson/Una Hrund Orvar and Finland`s Ananda Galvani Daniswara/Elsaveta Berik.
🇱🇺 Women`s Singles – Jill Felten
Jill battled hard in a 40-minute encounter against Norway`s Linnea Holmedal.
After a difficult opening game, Jill found her rhythm and fought back strongly in the second, moving her opponent around the court and putting together some excellent rallies and runs of points.
Despite continuing to battle in the deciding game, she went down 21–17 in a closely contested third game.
Final score: 9–21, 21–19, 17–21.
🇱🇺 Women`s Doubles – Jill Felten & Zoé Sinico
Jill and Zoé begin their women`s doubles campaign in the main draw, where they have received a first-round bye.
They will face the winners of the match between Sweden`s Arvita Harakamani/Greta Ribokas and Norway`s Maria Ellingsen/Oline Langeland Risa.
🇱🇺 Women`s Singles – Kim Schmidt
Kim begins her campaign tomorrow in the main draw against Lithuania`s Jorune Salnaite.
🕐 **Friday, 6 November – 1:00 PM
📍 Court 4
Best of luck to all our players as the tournament continues! 🇱🇺🏸
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🇱🇺 Results from participation in the LI-NING Slovenia Junior International. 🏸
It was a bittersweet tournament for our young team, who showed great determination, fought for every point and gave us plenty to be proud of.
Kenan Tursic and Rebecca Lo Cane had a strong run in mixed doubles, winning their opening match and reaching the round of 16. Several of our players are still in the U17 age group, competing against older U19 opponents.
There were some very close battles. Luca Perfido and Kenan Tursic came within two points of victory in men’s doubles, losing the deciding game 21–23. Shourya Kodapala and Emma Jentges also fought hard, winning one game and narrowly losing another.
Some results were tough to take, but the team’s spirit, effort and progress throughout the tournament make us proud. Congratulations to everyone for representing Luxembourg so well! 🇱🇺💪
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🥉🇱🇺 BRONZE FOR TEAM FELUBA! 🇱🇺🥉
First participation. First medal. What a fantastic achievement! 🏸🔥
Luxembourg finishes the Small States of Europe Badminton Team Championships 2026 in the Faroe Islands 🇫🇴 on the podium, following a 3–1 victory over Greenland 🇬🇱!
🏸 Mixed Doubles: Yannick Feltes & Zoé Sinico fought hard but narrowly lost 4–15, 13–15.
💪 Men`s Singles: Jérôme Pauquet delivered a convincing performance, winning 15–8, 15–7 to level the tie!
🔥 Women`s Singles: Just 16 years old, Daria Demchykhina produced an outstanding performance, winning 15–11, 15–10 and putting Luxembourg ahead 2–1!
🏆 Men`s Doubles: Yannick Feltes & Jérôme Pauquet secured the decisive point in a thrilling three-game battle! After trailing in the final game, they fought back with great determination to win 15–13, 11–15, 15–13!
LUXEMBOURG 3️⃣ – 1️⃣ GREENLAND
🥉 A well-deserved bronze medal!
This result is even more encouraging considering that Luxembourg brought the youngest team of the tournament, combining experienced senior players with four talented 16-year-olds.
A great team performance, valuable international experience and another positive step in the development of Luxembourg badminton, with the Small States of Europe Games 2029 already on the horizon! 🇱🇺
👏 Congratulations to all our players and coaching staff for their commitment, fighting spirit and team effort throughout the tournament!
Proud of our team! ❤️🤍💙
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🇱🇺 Luxembourg narrowly misses out on the final after a hard-fought 3–2 defeat to the Faroe Islands! 🇫🇴
It was a closely contested semi-final that went right down to the final match, with both teams fighting hard for a place in the final.
🏸 Mixed Doubles: Yannick Feltes and Zoé Sinico got us underway in a tense encounter but narrowly lost 15–13, 15–10.
🏸 Men’s Singles: Jerome Pauquet put Luxembourg on the board with a convincing 15–9, 15–8 victory, levelling the tie at 1–1.
🏸 Women’s Singles: Daria Demchykhina was next on court and fought hard but couldn`t quite match her opponent, going down 15–8, 15–12.
🏸 Men’s Doubles: Yannick Feltes bounced back strongly from his earlier disappointment in the mixed doubles, teaming up with Jerome Pauquet to secure an important 15–10, 15–12 victory and bring Luxembourg level at 2–2.
🏸 Women’s Doubles: With everything resting on the final match, Jill Felten and Zoé Sinico produced their best women`s doubles performance of the tournament so far. Despite a determined effort, they couldn`t quite secure the third point, narrowly losing 15–9, 15–12.
Final score: Faroe Islands 3–2 Luxembourg.
A disappointing result after such a close contest, but plenty of positives to take from the team`s performances and fighting spirit.
🇱🇺 Next up: Luxembourg faces Greenland tomorrow at 13:00 in the 3rd/4th place playoff.
Let`s finish the tournament strongly! 💪🏸
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🇱🇺 LUXEMBOURG REPRESENTED ON AND OFF THE COURT! 🏸⚖️
At the Small States of Europe Badminton Team Championships 2026 in the Faroe Islands 🇫🇴, Luxembourg is not only represented by our players, but also among the tournament officials!
👏 Meet Guillaume Lecuillier, a young and ambitious Luxembourgish umpire, eager to gain international experience and represent our country at the highest possible level.
🏸 Umpires play an essential role in our sport, ensuring fair play and the smooth running of competitions.
💪 We are proud to see young Luxembourgish officials taking their first steps on the international stage and developing their skills and experience.
🇱🇺 Best of luck, Guillaume! Keep aiming high!
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🇱🇺 LUXEMBOURG INTO THE SEMIFINALS! 🏸🔥
💪 Another strong team performance! After yesterday’s victory over Monaco, Team Luxembourg defeated Cyprus 🇨🇾 4–1, finishing top of the group at the Small States of Europe Badminton Team Championships 2026 in the Faroe Islands! 🇫🇴
👏 Great fighting spirit and impressive performances from our young Luxembourg team, securing a well-deserved place in the semifinals!
🚀 NEXT STOP: SEMIFINALS!
🇱🇺 Luxembourg will face the winner of Malta 🇲🇹 vs Faroe Islands 🇫🇴 this evening at 19:00 Luxembourg time.
❤️🤍💙 LET`S GO LËTZEBUERG! 🇱🇺🔥
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🇱🇺 STRONG START FOR TEAM LUXEMBOURG! 🏸🔥
💪 A strong and well-deserved 4–1 victory over Monaco 🇲🇨 in our opening match at the Small States of Europe Badminton Team Championships 2026 in the Faroe Islands! 🇫🇴
👏 Congratulations to our players and coaching staff on this fantastic start!
🚀 First match, first win!
Tomorrow morning, Team Luxembourg will face Cyprus 🇨🇾 in the second and final match of the group stage.
🔥 Let`s keep the momentum going!
❤️🤍💙 LET`S GO LËTZEBUERG! 🇱🇺
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Wishing our U19 team the very best of luck at the Li-Ning Slovenia Junior International 2026! 🇱🇺
Give it your all, play with confidence, and make us proud. We’re all behind you! 💪
Go Team Luxembourg!
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Our Luxembourg players have arrived and already hit the court for their first training session at the competition venue in the Faroe Islands. 🏸
Time to get familiar with the courts, prepare for the challenges ahead, and get ready to represent Luxembourg! 💪
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On 24 October, Badminton was part of the 6th edition of Paralympic Day, organised by the Luxembourg Paralympic Committee at the Rehazenter in Kirchberg.
The event gave participants the chance to discover parasport, try different activities, and experience the power of sport to bring people together.
We are proud to support an inclusive sporting environment where everyone can participate, enjoy, and discover the joy of badminton. 💙
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Selection in all categories for the LI-NING Slovenia Junior International 2026!
Wishing our young talents the very best at the tournament. 💪
Play with passion, fight for every point, and let your hard work speak on the court. Give it your all and make every match count! 🏸❤️
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