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06 Sept 2025
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Raphoe Badminton Club was celebrating success at the Leinster Juvenile Autumn Open at the weekend.
Amy Moore, Emily Maxwell and Corey Chambers all returned with gold medals.
The under-12 girls singles final was an all-Raphoe affair with Moore overcoming Maxwell in the decider.
Moore and Maxwell teamed up in the girls doubles to beat Aisling Heery and Elma L Sakka in the final.
In the under-12 boys singles, Chambers defeated Luke Marks while he teamed up with Luke Marks to win the under-12 boys doubles, seeing off Eoin Evans and Kaden Tang in the final.
Raphoe duo Rhys and Zach McAuley won silver medals in the under-14 boys doubles.
Hari Narayan and Jerald Baiju took part in the under-16 boys event, but lost out in the semi-finals.
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