A Triumphant Weekend for BC Kemperlé Badminton Club
This past weekend saw the BC Kemperlé badminton club excel on two fronts. While adult players competed at the Saint-Nolff tournament in Morbihan, the younger generation took center stage at the prestigious Finistère jeunes championships in ploudalmezeau.
At Saint-Nolff,Johanka Ivanovicova shone brightly,securing victory in the Women’s Doubles alongside Malvy Pelleter and reaching the final with Vivien Sanson. Romain Beilllevert also achieved a commendable second-place finish in the Mixed Doubles 5 category.
Meanwhile, in Ploudalmezeau, a remarkable 42 young athletes from BC Kemperlé represented their club with exceptional skill and determination. This year’s Finistère jeunes championships will be etched in the club’s history as a testament to their dominance. Out of 29 finals, BC Kemperlé athletes secured a place in all but one, an remarkable feat highlighting their depth and talent.
The club’s success culminated in an notable haul of 25 gold medals out of a possible 34,a truly remarkable achievement.Several athletes stood out with exceptional performances. Louka bihan achieved a remarkable triple victory, while six athletes secured double wins: Bleuen Le bronnec in the Poussin category, Suzon Helary and Félicie Garnier in the benjamine category, Maïlyss Paugam in the Minime category, Antoine Kern in the Benjamin category, and Lylou Le Clainche in the Minime category.
These outstanding results are a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players, their families, and the coaching staff. The BC Kemperlé’s triumph at the Finistère jeunes championships is a source of immense pride for the club and the entire badminton community.
Looking ahead, the club will be hosting the Master Vétéran tournament at Les Cordiers next weekend, welcoming over 300 veteran players from across France.
Cultivating Champions: An Interview with Badminton Coach Jean-Luc Le Bris
The badminton courts of Brittany were ablaze with talent this past weekend, and at the heart of it all was BC Kemperlé.Their young athletes dominated the Finistère jeunes championships, racking up an remarkable 25 gold medals. I sat down with jean-Luc Le Bris, a seasoned coach with BC kemperlé, to discuss this remarkable feat and the future of badminton in the region.
Me: Jean-Luc, congratulations on BC Kemperlé’s incredible performance at the finistère jeunes championships! 25 gold medals out of a possible 34 is truly astounding. What factors do you attribute to this outstanding success?
Jean-Luc: Thank you.It’s a testament to the hard work and dedication of our young athletes, their families, and, of course, our coaching staff. We have a strong program here at BC kemperlé that focuses on developing both technical skills and a deep understanding of the game. Our emphasis on teamwork and a positive training environment undoubtedly played a critically important role in their success.
Me: Looking at the results, several athletes stood out with multiple victories.Louka Bihan’s triple win is especially impressive. How do you nurture this kind of talent within the club?
Jean-Luc: We strive to tailor our training to each individual’s strengths and weaknesses. Louka, for example, is an incredibly driven athlete with extraordinary natural talent.We work with him to hone his skills and refine his strategies.
me: The article also mentions your adult players competing at the Saint-Nolff tournament.Is there a conscious effort to foster a strong connection between the youth and senior programs at BC Kemperlé?
Jean-Luc: Absolutely. We believe in creating a cohesive badminton community. our young athletes often have the opportunity to train with and learn from our senior players, which provides invaluable experience and mentorship. It also helps create a sense of belonging and fosters a strong club identity.
Me: The success of the Finistère jeunes championships must be inspiring for the younger generation coming up through the ranks. Do you foresee BC Kemperlé becoming a dominant force in French badminton in the years to come?
Jean-Luc: I certainly believe we have the potential. We have a fantastic group of talented young athletes who are incredibly passionate about badminton. If we continue to provide them with the right support and opportunities, I’m confident they can achieve great things on a national and possibly even an international level.
Me:
what’s next for BC Kemperlé?
Jean-luc: We’re gearing up to host the Master Vétéran tournament at Les Cordiers next week, which will welcome over 300 veteran players from across France. It’s a fantastic opportunity to showcase our facilities and our commitment to promoting badminton for all ages.
Me: Thank you for your time and insights, Jean-Luc.
I believe BC Kemperlé’s achievements highlight the power of dedicated coaching, supportive families, and a passion for the sport. What are your thoughts on BC Kemperlé’s success, and what role do you think local clubs play in developing young talent? Let’s discuss in the comments below!
