112 teams to compete in 'Falcon Trackers Nativity Trophy' at Dubai on Sep 20


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Dubai, Sep 15: Coastal Catholic Badminton Friends UAE is all set to organise the 'Falcon Trackers Nativity Trophy 2026' on Sunday, September 20. The highly anticipated badminton tournament will be held at Sportsbay in Karama, Dubai, commencing at 9:30 am.

The tournament is exclusively held for Roman Catholic players hailing from Mangaluru, Udupi, Karwar, and Chikkamagaluru. The sporting event has received an overwhelming response from the community, with 112 teams officially registered to compete. A total of 230 action-packed matches will be played throughout the day.

Players will battle it out for top honours across three categories: men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles. The champions and runners-up will be rewarded with attractive cash prizes and trophies.

Falcon Trackers is the title partner for the tournament. The event is further supported by event partners Kebab Bistro, Leyton Shipping LLC, and Vibrant Star Building Construction LLC.

The organisers have extended a warm welcome to all sports enthusiasts and community members in the UAE to attend the event in large numbers and support the participating teams.

 

 

  

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