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Badminton
The Waterford County Doubles which were kindly sponsored by Aidan Walsh & Sons of Cappoquinn finished up successfully with all teams enjoying competitive matches throughout October, November and December. The results of the Leagues were as follows:
Ladies Section 1 Winners - Waterford (Lady Lane)
Ladies Section 2 Winners - Tourin
Men's Section 1 Winners - Waterford (Lady Lane)
Men's Section 2 Winners - Waterford (Lady Lane)
Men's Section 3 Winners - Dunmore
Ladies Section 3 Winners - Ballyduff
Men's Section 4 Winners - Tourin
Men's Section 5 Winners - Tourin
Upcoming Events:
January 26th & 27th - Kiersey Cup - Kilmacthomas
January 29th - Knockout Cup Finals - Cappoquin
February 5th - F/G/H Mixed Double County Championship - Cappoquin
February 8th - C+/D/E Mixed Double County Championship - Kilmacthomas
February 19th - Men's Singles County Championships All Grades - Cappoquin
February 20th - Women Singles County Championships All Grades - Kilmacthomas
Check out our Facebook page - Waterford Badminton Competitions - for more details of upcoming events and the latest news.
If you have any questions or suggestions please get in contact with prowaterford@gmail.com.
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