Carebaco Junior International

The Carebaco Junior International Badminton Championships is an open junior U19 tournament organized yearly since 2013 at the Carebaco Games by the Caribbean Regional Badminton Confederation (CAREBACO) normally one week prior to the Carebaco International.

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The tournament is an event for under 19 year old junior individual players The Pan Am event [1] is part of the BWF Future juniors series and therefore eligible for BWF Junior World Ranking Points. Member countries of Carebaco can apply in advance as candidates to organize the event as part of the complete yearly held Carebaco Games.

Gold medal winners individual Carebaco Junior U19 open badminton Championships

Year Host Venue City Host Country Boys' singles U19 Girls' singles U19 Boys' doubles U19 Girls' doubles U19 Mixed doubles U19
2019 St Michael  Barbados Canada Joseph Lu Guyana Priyanna Ramdhani Barbados Kennie King
Barbados Dominick Scantlebury
Trinidad and Tobago Chequeda De Boulet
Guyana Priyanna Ramdhani
Guyana Tyrese Jeffrey
Guyana Priyanna Ramdhani
2018 [2] Paramaribo  Suriname Suriname Danny Chen Suriname Danny Chen

Suriname Jair Naipal

Suriname Geordan Tjon Kon Joe

Suriname Imani Mangroe

2017

[3]

Tacarigua  Trinidad and Tobago Italy Giovanni Toti Peru Fernanda Saponara Rivva Peru Nicolas Macias

Peru Diego Mini

Peru Ines Castillo

Peru Paula La Torre Regal

Dominican Republic Cesar Adonis Brito Gonzalez

Dominican Republic Nairoby Abigail Jimenez

2016 Oranjestad  Aruba Dominican Republic Cesar Adonis Brito Gonzalez Dominican Republic Bermary Altagracia Polanco Munoz Barbados Shae Michael Martin

Barbados Keshem Moore

Suriname Santusha Ramzan

Suriname Mary - Ann Zhong

Barbados Shae Michael Martin

Barbados Amanda Haywood

2015

[4]

Santo Domingo  Dominican Republic Suriname Sören Opti Dominican Republic Cesar Adonis Brito Gonzalez

Dominican Republic Angel Argenis Marinez Ulloa

Dominican Republic Nairoby Abigail Jimenez

Dominican Republic Bermary Altagracia Polanco Munoz

Dominican Republic Cesar Adonis Brito Gonzalez

Dominican Republic Nairoby Abigail Jimenez

2014

[5]

Kingston  Jamaica Jamaica Samuel Ricketts Jamaica Katherine Wynter Jamaica Samuel Ricketts

Jamaica Sean Wilson

Jamaica Jade Clarke

Jamaica Katherine Wynter

Jamaica Sean Wilson

Jamaica Jade Clarke

2013 San Juan  Puerto Rico Guatemala Ruben Castellanos Puerto Rico Saribel Caceres Ramos Guatemala Ruben Castellanos

Guatemala Brandon Samayoa

Dominican Republic Yamile Martinez

Dominican Republic Arianna Licelot Sanchez Matos

Puerto Rico Aleandro Roman Solas

Puerto Rico Saribel Caceres Ramos

References

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