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GBA introduces shuttle time project in Berbice  

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
June 20, 2021
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The Guyana Badminton Association introduced the Shuttle Time Project to the New Amsterdam Multilateral School and the Berbice High School last weekend (Friday and Saturday), to continue the development of Badminton around the Country.

Potential players of the New Amsterdam Multilateral High School

This projects organised by the GBA is being conducted by Guyana’s top National & International Badminton Players Narayan Ramdhani, Priyanna Ramdhani & Akili Haynes.

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The GBA also presented the two schools with the Shuttle Time Kits of Rackets, Shuttlecocks and Nets to help them with keeping the Sport of Badminton active at the schools.

Narayan and Priyanna also made their personal presentation of 11-rackets to the potential players of both schools to encourage them to play badminton. The GBA thanked the Headmistress of Berbice High School Ms. Coleen Liddell and the Head of Allied Arts Mr. Ceon Bristo of the New Amsterdam Multilateral School along with the PE teachers for arranging the large turnout of students for the programnme at their respective schools. The GBA plans to take the Shuttle Time to Linden next week.

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