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  • MacGregor and Pringle win silver at Irish Open | Badminton Scotland

    Jack MacGregor and Ciar Pringle warmed up for the Scottish Open in fine style this week by reaching the final of the Forza Irish Open. The unseeded pair took the silver medal after losing out to the second seeds, Korea’s Choi Solgyu and Seo Seung Jae, in today’s final. But [...]

  • Commonwealth champions going for gold in Glasgow | Badminton Scotland

    Commonwealth Games gold medallist Marcus Ellis thinks he has every chance of clinching his first Scottish Open win alongside partner Chris Langridge. The pair are gearing up for the tournament at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow, where they face Scottish teenagers Ciar Pringle and Jack MacGregor in the first round. [...]

  • Greg Broadbent wins sportscotland’s Young Person’s Coach of the Year Award | Badminton Scotland

    An Edinburgh coach has been recognised for his dedication to badminton after winning sportscotland’s Young Person’s Coach of the Year Award. Greg Broadbent set up Edinburgh Badminton Academy (EBA) in 2013 and has driven its success ever since, the Academy was able to make badminton coaching accessible for 250 children [...]

  • England’s top players look relishing the chance to perform in Scotland | Badminton Scotland

    The Scottish Open has always been a happy hunting ground for England’s badminton stars over the years, with Toby Penty the latest in a long-line of success stories. The 26-year-old clinched the men’s singles titles in impressive style in 2017 and five-time Commonwealth Games medallist Rajiv Ouseph contributed a pair [...]

  • Grimleys out of World Junior Championships | Badminton Scotland

    Christopher and Matthew Grimley narrowly missed out on a place in the quarter-finals of the boys’ doubles at the World Junior Championships, being held in Markham, Canada this week. The Scots recorded a superb win on Wednesday by beating the No. 1 Japanese pair of Hiroki Midorikawa and Hiroki Nakayama [...]

  • Superb win for the Grimleys at World Junior Championships | Badminton Scotland

    Christopher and Matthew Grimley scored a superb victory to reach the last-sixteen of the boys’ doubles event at the World Junior Championships in Canada. Standing in their way were Hiroki Midorikawa and Hiroki Nakayama, the top ranked Japanese pair who, although unseeded, were always likely to provide a huge challenge [...]

  • Exciting challenges facing Scottish players | Badminton Scotland

    Plenty of Scots face a sizeable challenge at the Scottish Open but Ciar Pringle and Jack MacGregor arguably have the toughest draw of all the homegrown players. They will face England’s Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge, Commonwealth Games gold medallists and number one seeds, in the opening round of the [...]

  • Scotland’s doubles players going strongly in World Junior Championships | Badminton Scotland

    Three Scottish pairs are still in contention in the individual events of the World Junior Championships. Adam Pringle and Rachel Andrew are still going strongly in the mixed doubles while Christopher and Mathew Grimley and Lauren Middleton and Sarah Sidebottom are in contention in the boys’ and girl’s doubles respectively. [...]

  • Learning Disabled Badminton: Ireland v The Flying Scots | Badminton Scotland

    On Friday 30th November, 6 Scottish LD (Learning Disability) athletes (3 female and 3 male) will travel to Lisburn, Northern Ireland to play a badminton match against 6 Irish LD athletes. This is a pilot development project  that we hope will one day develop into a 4 Nations Quadrangular event  [...]

  • Young Scots ready for mixed doubles challenge at Emirates Arena | Badminton Scotland

    Two homegrown pairs are hoping to spring some surprises in front of the Glasgow crowd in the mixed doubles at the Scottish Open Badminton Championships. Adam Hall and Julie MacPherson take on Canada’s Nyl Yakura and Kristen Tsai in the first round while Alex Dunn and Eleanor O’Donnell will face [...]

  • East of Scotland Junior 2018 | Badminton Scotland

    2018 saw the first Yonex East of Scotland Junior tournament to take place following the closure of Meadowbank Sport Centre. Given the size of the entry, two venues were required to host the event, with the main location being the Jack Kane Centre and St Augustine’s School being used for [...]

  • Gilmour gearing up for a challenging title defence | Badminton Scotland

    She may be the reigning women’s singles champion, but Kirsty Gilmour knows she can take nothing for granted at this year’s Scottish Open against a field packed with world-class talent. The Glasgow-based 25-year-old defeated Denmark’s Mia Blichfeldt to finally claim the title last year, having previously suffered several near misses [...]

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