SOM Badminton Tournament Draws Players from Across Southern France to Millau
MILLAU, France – The annual SOM Badminton tournament in Millau concluded successfully over the Easter weekend, attracting 170 players from six departments. Players traveled from Aveyron, Lozère, Hérault, Cantal, Aude, and Tarn to compete in the popular regional event.
Intense Competition Over two Days
The tournament,held at the Puits-de-Calès gymnasium,featured two days of matches in a fair and pleasant atmosphere. Saturday was dedicated to men’s and women’s singles, as well as mixed doubles, with 150 matches played. Sunday saw 115 matches contested in men’s and women’s doubles categories.
The local Millau club was well-represented,with 40 players participating across various skill levels,leveraging the home advantage to compete against strong regional opposition.
Millau Club Results: Victors and Finalists
Several players from the SOM Badminton club achieved notable results.
Millau winners:
- Léa Cruz in Series 2
- Louna Boyer and Émilie Roubire in Series 3
- Gauthier Gelis and robin Van Brakel in Series 5
Millau Finalists:
- Clémentine Lévi and Fabrice Raynal (Series 3)
- Louise Beaghe and Freddy Condon (Series 5)
- Pablo Jimenez and Pierre (Rodez) (Series 3)
- Pauline delorme and Élodie Maire (Series 3)
- Axel Chabert and Tom Hochart (Series 4)
- Léa Cruz and Lilou (Mende) (series 4)
Millau Semi-Finalists:
- Erwann Bernier (Series 4)
- Cédrik Sellier and Mélanie Delmas (Series 3)
- Angélique Tuffery and Christophe Costes (Series 5)
- Isabelle liess and Gaël Arjalies (Series 5)
- Jérôme Chabert and Florian (rodez) (Series 4)
SOM Badminton Tournament Wraps Up with Local Successes
MILLAU, France – The recent SOM Badminton tournament saw strong performances from local players, with several teams reaching the podium. The event, which drew participants from across the region, highlighted the skill and dedication of the SOM Badminton club and its members.
Millau Badminton players Shine at Home Tournament
Several Millau badminton players achieved notable success at the tournament. Among the top finishers were:
- louna Boyer and Dimitri Antony: Series 1 participants demonstrated grit.
- Fabrice Raynal and Nicolas (Marvejols): Strong showing in Series 2.
- Noël Chayrigues and Malik Laborie: competed in Series 4.
- Sandra Chabert and Nadine (Saint-Affrique): Represented in series 4.
- Florent Guibert and Tom Nogaret: Participated in Series 5.
Strong Participation from SOM Badminton Club
Beyond the podium finishes, a significant number of players from the SOM Badminton club participated in the tournament, some competing in multiple events. the full list of participants includes:
- Louna Boyer (série 1)
- Dimitri Antony (série 1)
- Pablo Jimenez (série 2)
- Tom Hochart (série 3)
- Adrien Dupont (série 3)
- Cyprien Dupont (série 3)
- Noël Chayrigues (série 4)
- Yannis Galopin (série 4)
- Daniel Roux (série 4)
- Valéria Uribe (Olemps) and Jérôme Chabert (série 2)
- Émilie Roubire and Maximilien Guibert (série 4)
- Clara Bosset and Axel Chabert (série 4)
- Pauline Delorme and Léonard Tomans (série 4)
- Garance Debouté-Liess and Manolo Danger (série 5)
- Margot Debouté-Liess and aloïs Didelot (série 5)
- Clémentine Lévi and harmony (Albi) (série 2)
- Léonard Tomans and Loïc (Marvejols) (série 3)
- maximilien Guibert and Laurent Tiquet (série 5)
- Yannis Galopin and Mikaël Cassan (série 5)
- Alexandre Forcolin and Clément Batifoulier (série 5)
Volunteers Appreciated for Seamless Tournament
Organizers expressed their gratitude to the volunteers whose hard work ensured the tournament ran smoothly. Their dedication to the event was recognized by all participants. Plans are already underway for next year’s tournament.
Millau Badminton Tournament Draws hundreds, Showcases Rising Talent
MILLAU, France – More than 300 badminton players converged in Millau recently for a highly competitive tournament that highlighted both seasoned athletes and emerging talents. The event, organized by SOM Badminton, saw participants from across the region battle it out in various categories, demonstrating remarkable skill and sportsmanship.
A Hub of Regional Badminton Excellence
The tournament transformed Millau into a regional badminton hotspot, attracting a diverse range of players. Matches were fiercely contested , with participants showcasing a dedication to their sport. The stands were filled with supporters, contributing to a high-energy and supportive atmosphere throughout the competition.
SOM Badminton’s Commitment to the Sport
SOM Badminton’s successful institution of the tournament underscores their ongoing commitment to promoting and developing badminton within the community. By hosting such events, the club provides valuable opportunities for players of all levels to test their abilities and passion for badminton, contributing to the growth of badminton excellence.
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SOM Badminton Tournament: Your Questions Answered
Get the inside scoop on the SOM Badminton Tournament held in Millau! We’ve compiled a Q&A to address the most common questions and provide additional insights.
Q&A:
- Q: Where and when was the SOM Badminton Tournament held?
- A: The tournament took place in Millau, France, over the Easter weekend, drawing players from six departments in the southern region.
- Q: What departments did the players come from?
- A: Players represented Aveyron,Lozère,Hérault,Cantal,Aude,and Tarn.
- Q: How many players participated?
- A: Around 170 players competed in the tournament.
- Q: What categories where played, and over how many days?
- A: The tournament spanned two days, with Saturday featuring men’s and women’s singles, and mixed doubles. Sunday was dedicated to men’s and women’s doubles.
- Q: Which local club hosted the event?
- A: The SOM Badminton club from Millau was the host.
- Q: How many matches were played?
- A: Ther were 150 matches on Saturday and 115 on Sunday.
- Q: Who were some of the winners from the Millau club?
- A: Léa Cruz, Louna Boyer and Émilie Roubire, and Gauthier Gelis and robin Van Brakel secured victories in thier respective series.
- Q: Who were some of the finalists from the Millau club?
- A: Clémentine Lévi and Fabrice Raynal, Louise Beaghe and Freddy Condon, Pablo Jimenez and Pierre (Rodez), Pauline delorme and Élodie Maire, Axel chabert and Tom Hochart, and Léa Cruz and Lilou (Mende) were finalists.
- Q: Was there any notable participation from local Millau club members?
- A: Yes, 40 players from the SOM Badminton club participated, with some competing in multiple events.
- Q: Did any Millau players participate in Series 1?
- A: Yes, louna Boyer and Dimitri Antony participated in Series 1.
- Q: What role did volunteers play in the tournament’s success?
- A: Volunteers were crucial, ensuring the smooth running of the tournament, which the organizers greatly appreciated.
The SOM Badminton Tournament showcases the vibrant badminton community in the region. Consider joining a local club to experience the sport firsthand or support the next event!
