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Podiums from Masters 2. Congratulations to all participants.👏
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Podium from the second Grand-Prix in Schuttrange. 👏👏👏
Congratulations to all participants.
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Next week-end, discover Sport in Luxembourg, Discover Badminton, Discover Luxembourg City.
If you don`t know what to do next week-end, don`t search anymore, come and visit Luxembourg and our Youngsters International Tournament.
See you at Coque.😍
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See you this weekend for the second Masters of the season.
Come along and cheer on the players.
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See you this weekend for the second Grand Prix of the season.
Come along and cheer on the young players.
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🇱🇺 HOME TOURNAMENT. HOME CROWD. HOME AMBITIONS. 🏸🔥
Next week, our young Luxembourg athletes have the privilege and responsibility of competing on home soil at the Youngsters International and European U17 Circuit tournament.
In front of their families, friends, clubs, coaches, and supporters, they will proudly wear the colours of Luxembourg and fight for every point.
Playing at home brings extra motivation, extra pride, and the ambition to achieve great results in front of the Luxembourg badminton community.
Through their commitment, hard work, and passion for badminton, all players represent the future of our sport and the values of Team Luxembourg.
Every international tournament is an opportunity to gain experience, grow as athletes, and test themselves against some of Europe`s most promising young talents.
We are proud to present our Luxembourg U17 team but also the 21 very young players from U11 U13 U15
We wish all our players the very best throughout the tournament.
Give your best, enjoy every match, and make the most of the opportunity to compete for Luxembourg in front of a home crowd! 🇱🇺
❤️🤍💙 Play. Progress. Perform.
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NSI Badminton League results for 3thd and 4th day.
Hope to see you on next day the 21st november in Kayl.
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🇱🇺 Positive start for Luxembourg at the YONEX German Ruhr International! 🏸
Shourya Kodapala claimed an important revenge win in U19 men’s singles, defeating Germany’s Eric Luan 21–15, 21–17, after losing to him at the Belgian Open two weeks ago.
Kodapala also won U19 mixed doubles with Jill Felten, coming back from a first-game loss to beat Turkey’s Furkan Kucuk & Ecrin Kara 14–21, 21–14, 21–14.
In U17 mixed doubles, Filip Liska & Daria Demchykhina secured a convincing 21–10, 21–11 victory.
Strong battles also came from Liska & Kenan Tursic in men’s doubles and Tursic in men’s singles, with both matches going down to the final stages.
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🇱🇺 HISTORY IN THE MAKING
A new chapter is being written in Luxembourg badminton history.
With a BWF World Ranking of #104, Yannick Feltes & Jérôme Pauquet have achieved the highest world ranking ever reached by Luxembourg badminton players.
This remarkable milestone is the result of years of dedication, hard work, and ambition.
It marks a significant step forward for badminton in Luxembourg and highlights the growing presence of Luxembourg athletes on the international stage.
🌍 World Ranking #104
🔥 On their Road to the Top 100
Congratulations to Yannick and Jérôme on this outstanding achievement and for inspiring the next generation of Luxembourg badminton players.
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➡️ The previous best ranking in Luxembourg badminton history was held by Kim Schmidt, who reached World Ranking #105. She therefore remains the highest-ranked female badminton player ever from Luxembourg.
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Meet the players selected to represent Luxembourg at the YONEX German Ruhr Internationals in Mülheim, Germany 🇩🇪 from 7–11 October 2026.
Our U17 & U19 selections are ready to compete against some of Europe’s top young badminton talents.
Swipe through to meet our players and show them your support! 💪
Good luck to all our athletes! 🇱🇺🔥
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Last week, our Head of Development, Rainer Diehl, and our U11–U15 Head Coach, Alen Roj, have attended a German national team training camp in Mülheim, accompanied by a coaching education programme.
The U11 camp was led by Diemo Ruhnow, a renowned German coach, while the U15 camp was under the guidance of Lennart Engler from Denmark, one of Europe`s most respected badminton coaches.
As badminton developpes further with each day, Rainer and Alen are now back in Luxembourg with fresh ideas, new approaches and valuable insights, looking forward to putting them into practice with our talented athletes!
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🇱🇺 Uganda International Series – Opening Day
A tough but encouraging opening match for Jerome Pauquet in the Men’s Singles against Myanmar’s N Shaine Lin.
Jerome went down 21–15, 21–19, but pushed hard in the second game and came very close to forcing a decider. A clear improvement from last week’s performance in Kampala, with some positive progress in the areas we have been working on.
In the Men’s Doubles, Jerome Pauquet & Yannick Feltes received a walkover in their Round of 16 and move directly into the quarterfinals.
They will face Malaysia’s Hafiz Hakimi Hashim & Meng Fong Wong for a place in the semifinals. 🇱🇺🏸
Next step : MD Quarterfinals!
After a tough opening game, Yannick and Jerome responded really well, fighting back to take the second 21–19 and force a deciding game. They held their own against a strong Malaysian pair, but the Malaysians stepped up in the third to take the match 21–10, 19–21, 21–11.
That brings our Uganda trip to an end after two valuable weeks of competition and training in Kampala.
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