Coastal Catholic Badminton Friends conducts “Falcon Trackers Nativity Trophy - 2026” 


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Dubai, Sep 23: The Coastal Catholic Badminton Friends (CCBF) successfully organized the Falcon Trackers Nativity Trophy 2026 on September 20, 2026, bringing together badminton enthusiasts from across the UAE for a day of exciting competition, sportsmanship, friendship, and community bonding.

The tournament witnessed an overwhelming response, with 112 teams competing across various categories. Players showcased exceptional skill, determination, and competitive spirit, while spectators enjoyed a series of exciting matches in a vibrant and family-friendly atmosphere.

The inaugural session was graced by distinguished guests Dinesh Correa, Owner of Falcon Trackers LLC, and Lancy D'Souza, Owner of Leyton Shipping LLC. The programme commenced with prayers and blessings, seeking God's guidance for the successful conduct of the event.

Addressing the gathering, Dinesh Correa delivered an inspiring message emphasizing the importance of unity within the Konkani-speaking community. He highlighted the need for mutual support and cooperation and assured continued encouragement and assistance for future Konkani community initiatives and events.

The inaugural session was expertly compered by Donald Noronha, while Melwin Kalakul welcomed the dignitaries, sponsors, participants, and spectators. In his welcome address, he wished all players an enjoyable tournament marked by fair play, friendship, and healthy competition.

Throughout the day, participants displayed remarkable talent and sportsmanship, making the event a grand success. The tournament not only promoted badminton but also served as a platform to strengthen community bonds and foster unity among community members.

The evening session and closing ceremony were hosted by Viyon Veigas. During the prize distribution ceremony, trophies were presented by Coney Saldanha the owner of Crispy Chicky, while Johnson the owner of Kebab Bistro Restaurant distributed cash prizes to the winners.

Winners

Men's Doubles

Champions: KNK - Kevin Samuel & Keith Daniel Suvares
Runners-up: CCBF-B - Sonal Lopes & Reuben Misquith

Women's Doubles

Champions: The Divas - Rea Alexandra Colaco & Cea Nicole Colaco
Runners-up: Dynamic Duo - Reshma Suvares & Mevis Pinto

Mixed Doubles

Champions: Badminton Lovers - Sonal Lopes & Reshma Suvares
Runners-up: Dynamic Duo - Reuben Misquith & Mevis Pinto

The organizing committee expressed sincere gratitude to all sponsors, volunteers, players, and supporters whose contributions ensured the smooth conduct of the tournament. Special appreciation was extended to Falcon Trackers LLC, sponsors, and community well-wishers for their invaluable support.

The success of the tournament was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the CCBF Committee members, namely Joshve Dsouza, Kevin Vas, Melwin Kalakul, Reshma Suvares, Reuben Misquith, Leon Rego, Cress D'Souza, Lesly Rego, Sonal Lopes, and Alan Crasta. Their commitment and teamwork ensured the smooth planning and execution of the event. The matches were efficiently managed by Match Controllers Glen Rego and Vinoot, whose efforts contributed significantly to the fair and orderly conduct of the tournament.

The resounding success of the CCBF Falcon Trackers Nativity Trophy 2026 has set a new benchmark for community sporting events in Dubai. Encouraged by the overwhelming response and participation, the organizers are already looking forward to hosting an even bigger and more exciting edition in the years to come.

The tournament concluded on a high note, celebrating not only sporting excellence but also friendship, unity, and community spirit, leaving participants and spectators with cherished memories and a renewed passion for badminton.

 

  

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