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Our young players are ready for Zagreb!
Six young players U15 will compete at the 13th Li-Ning Zagreb Youth Open 2026, taking on international competition in Zagreb, Croatia. Wishing all our players the very best and lots of success on the court! 💪🇱🇺
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Ready for the Yonex Belgium Junior 2026! Our Luxembourg players are heading to Herstal, Liège, from 18–20 September to compete at this international U19 tournament.
Best of luck to all our players!🏸💪🇱🇺
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Save the date of 23, 24 and 25 October for the upcoming Luxembourg U17 and Youngsters tournaments.
For an event like this, we need your help with line judging, catering and hospitality.
Come and join the team of volunteers
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Lithuania Future Series 🇱🇹
Our payers begins with a positive start in Kaunas, with both Luxembourg entries into the main draw
In women’s singles, Kim Schmidt came through her opening qualifying match with a 21–9, 21–10 victory over Poland’s Hanna Szulska. For the second qualifying round Kim face Poland’s Weronika Górniak, the No. 6 seed.
Kim started well and fought hard throughout a competitive first game before narrowly losing 21–17. Gorniak was able to take control in the second game, winning 21–8 to close out the match.
In mixed doubles, Yannick Feltes & Zoé Sinico have been promoted directly into the main draw following withdrawals.
They face the No. 4 seeds from Poland, Michał Sobolewski & Joanna Sobolewska.
The opening game was neck-and-neck throughout, with the Luxembourg pair pushing their seeded opponents all the way before narrowly losing 25–23. The Polish pair then took the second game 21–15.
🇱🇺🏸 A valuable week of international competition against strong opposition in Lithuania.
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Grand-Prix are back. Last few days to register.
Play, Progress, Perform - that`s what we wish for you.
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The Masters are back. Last few days to register.
Fair play and fun—that`s what we wish for you.
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🇨🇲 Cameroon International Challenge
The Cameroon International Challenge brings the latest African tournament block to a close.
In men’s singles, Jérôme Pauquet reached the Round of 16, where he faced Switzerland’s Simon Kuenzi, currently ranked WR 131. Kuenzi took the match 21–11, 21–18, with Jerome producing a much stronger second game and pushing the Swiss player closely towards the end.
In men’s doubles, Yannick Feltes & Jerome Pauquet reached the Quarter-Finals, where they were beaten 21–16, 21–15 by the Thai pair Wongsathorn Thongkham & Tanatphong Tiansiralert.
The players now head back to Luxembourg for a short training period before their next international tournaments.
🇱🇺🏸 Back home, back to work.
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🇨🇲 Cameroon International Challenge
Jerome Pauquet and Yannick Feltes have moved on to Yaoundé for the Cameroon International Challenge, the final event of their three-tournament African block.
The tournament has attracted a strong international field, with players from across Europe and Asia, including India, Thailand, Malaysia, France, Switzerland, Spain and the Czech Republic.
Jerome received a walkover in his opening Men’s Singles match and will next face the winner of Pranav Ram Nagalingam (IND) vs Tobias Kuenzi (SUI).
In Men’s Doubles, Jerome and Yannick begin their campaign on Saturday against the winner of Wongsathorn Thongkham / Tanatphong Tiansiralert (THA) vs Mammout Bouba Oumarou / Don-Donné Sassou Vatsou (CHA).
🏸 Good luck to the boys as they finish off a busy few weeks of international competition in Africa!
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🎉 More than 1,000 followers – thank you!
Just over a year ago, Stéphanie Dauch joined the Federation as Administrative Director, with one of her key responsibilities being to further develop FELUBA’s communication and strengthen our presence on social media.
Over the past months, she has worked closely with Farazi Hossain, who joined us as a student of Lunex and brought his creativity and energy to our social media activities.
Together, they have reached an important milestone: more than 1,000 followers are now part of our community! 🏸
This achievement reflects the growing visibility of Luxembourg badminton and, above all, the work being done to share the activities, results and stories of our players, clubs and community.
A big thank you to Stéphanie for her commitment and contribution over this first year, and to Farazi for his valuable support during the past seven months. ❤️
And of course, thank you to all of you for following, sharing and supporting Luxembourg badminton!🙏🫶
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Lagos International Challenge 🇳🇬
Jerome Pauquet faced experienced Indian player Sameer Verma, who has reached a career-high World Ranking of 11. Jerome produced a solid performance but was unable to match Verma’s pace and quality, going down 13–21, 12–21.
In Men’s Doubles, Yannick Feltes/Jerome Pauquet opened with a convincing 21–4, 21–7 win over the Ghanaian pair before facing a strong Thai combination in the next round. The Thai pair controlled the match and took it 21–11, 21–11.
The players will remain in Lagos until Tuesday, using the additional days for quality sparring and match play before travelling to Cameroon for the next International Challenge.
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🇱🇺 European U19 Championships – Final Day
Luxembourg’s European U19 campaign came to a close today with the final doubles matches.
In MD, Luca Perfido & Maximilien Zeimes produced a strong start against Ireland’s Cian Blakeman & Ciaran Chambers, taking the opening game 22–20. The Irish pair responded strongly to take the second 21–6, before Luca and Max battled hard in the decider, eventually going down 21–13.
In WD, Daria Demchykhina & Jill Felten started well against the No. 2 seeded Swiss pair Vera Dübendorfer & Sofiia Uvarova, competing strongly in the opening game before losing 21–17. The Swiss pair then showed their quality in the second, taking it 21–9.
A week of strong performances across the board for Team Luxembourg, with plenty of valuable experience gained against Europe’s best U19 players.
Now it’s back home with plenty to work on over the next month before the next block of international tournaments. 🇱🇺🏸
Ready for another season of Grand-Prix action?
The 2026/27 Grand-Prix season is just around the corner! From the first serve to the final rally, get ready for intense matches, great competition and plenty of moments on court. 💪🏆
📅 Save the dates.
🎯 Set your goals.
🏸 Bring your best game.
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