Norwich sports centre holds its first open tournament
Wensum Sports Centres first WSC Open Tournament took place on January 14 and 15. Pictured are Mixed Badminton Doubles winners Kevin Clint and Chi Shan Chan and runners up Henry Dellar and Jessica Rutherford. Photo: Sarah Medler. - Credit: Sarah Medler
Scores of people enjoyed taking part in Wensum Sports Centre's first WSC Open Tournament at the weekend.
Wensum Sports Centres first WSC Open Tournament took place on January 14 and 15. Pictured are Mens Table Tennis winner James Stanford and runner up Janos Horvath. Photo: Sarah Medler. - Credit: Sarah Medler
The event at the venue in King Street, Norwich, took place over both Saturday and Sunday.
Sarah Medler, manager at the centre, said: 'The tournament was a success with 75 people participating over the two days.'
She added: 'WSC will be hosting similar tournaments throughout the year with the next tournament currently being planned for late spring.'
Kevin Clint and Chi Shan Chan won the mixed doubles badminton and the runners up were Henry Dellar and Jessica Rutherford. Richard Hall won the men's squash competition and the runner up was Jorg Rosswinkel. Tajul Talukdar and Rakib Imam won the men's doubles badminton and the runners up were Andy Winkworth and Paul Wright. The men's table tennis winner was James Stanford and the runner up was Janos Horvath.
Wensum Sports Centres first WSC Open Tournament took place on January 14 and 15. Pictured are Mens Doubles Badminton winners Tajul Talukdar and Rakib Imam, and runners up Andy Winkworth and Paul Wright. Photo: Sarah Medler. - Credit: Sarah Medler
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Wensum Sports Centres first WSC Open Tournament took place on January 14 and 15. Pictured are Men's Squash winner Richard Hall and runner up Jorg Rosswinkel. Photo: Sarah Medler. - Credit: Sarah Medler
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