THE NEW HALLS SURPRISE!!!

BADMINTON

The new halls have been overwhelmed in almost every aspect of the 2011 Inter-hall games. However the news from the badminton court has been very different. The competition rules required every hall to play on a team basis. Each team competed in two single matches and a double then the team with the best out of three matches played proceeded to the next stage.

In the male division, the Jean Nelson Akah team comprising Amoako Richard, Ohene Asa Bosompem, Kwami Eyram Theophilus and Reynolds Offei Kwapong remained unbeatable match after match to clench the first position. The Alex Kwapong team comprising Owusu Acheampong, Dzamefe Selorm and Atta Elikem Kofi came in second while the Mensah Sarbah team with Suglo Ignatius, Amediku Thomas Selorm, Laryea Adjei, Patrick Odartey and Abbey Ruddy placed third.

In the female division, the Mensah Sarbah ladies put in wonderful performances to set the pace in this year’s competition. The pacesetters were represented by Amoah Lydia, Emily Penu, Jennifer Obirih-Opare and Cleide Dodoo. Akuafo hall ladies came second represented by Sandra Minlah, Mina Debrah, Josphine Yankey, Yvonne Adjadi and Obi Asante Barbara. Amoah Joyce, Selasi Woanyah and Cynthia Gashika from Legon hall placed third.

The most impressive players on the court were:

Richard Amoako         -Jean Nelson Aka hall

Sandra Minlah             -Akuafo hall

Attah Elikem Kofi of Alexander Adu Kwapong hall was the new impressive talent of the 2011 Badminton competition.

 

FINAL BADMINTON RESULTS