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Al Nasr shuttlers dominate at 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament
Gulf Today
|March 11, 2025
There was no stopping Al Nasr Club as shuttlers from the club dominated and walked away with nearly all honours in seven of the 13 categories contested at the 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex, late on Sunday.
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Players from Al Nasr Club made a clean sweep of the top three positions in the U15 girls and boys singles, mixed doubles, women's doubles, women's and men's singles and mixed open doubles. The only exception came in the men's doubles where the pairing of Mohammed Salem Mohammed Al Ameri and Sanad Nasser Hassan Omar Bin Amro from the Abu Dhabi Racquet Club finished with the bronze medal ahead of Al Nasr's Hassan Al Ali and Rashid Tariq.
The winners were crowned by Noura Al Jasmi, President of the UAE Badminton Federation, Hassan Al Mazrouei, Director of the Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, Adel Al Bannai, Head of the Technical Committee of the Tournament and Abdul Moneim Amin Shams El Din, Director of the Chairman's Office and CEO of Al Tadawi Healthcare Group, one of the tournament's supporting partners.
Noura Al Jasmi, President of the UAE Badminton Federation, confirmed that the tournament achieved great success with the wide participation of national players, both male and female, as well as players of different nationalities and ages in the open categories.
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