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U13 Celtic Challenge Team P U13 Celtic Challenge Team Back Row: Michelle Shochan, Ciara O’Shea, Nicole Joy, Chloe McGrane, Aman Kothiyal, Senan O’Rourke Front Row: Siofra Flynn, Fionn Dowling, Pranav Erukkatil, Darragh Murtagh, Praneel Reddy Vallapureddy, Orlaith Evans Manager & Coaches: Kirsty Kelly, Kate Frost, Jack Lawlor & Sam McKay U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ Current U15 Singles & Doubles National Champion; U13 National Champion in Singles, Doubles & Mixed ➢ 3rd time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ An all-round powerhouse 1. Player Name Siofra Flynn 2. Club South Dublin 3. Favourite Sporting U13 GS Gold at Glasgow Youth Achievement International 2019 4. Favourite Badminton Chloe Magee Player 5. What sporting event Paris Olympics 2024 would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Yonex Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Thai food 8. What Sportsperson Carolina Marin would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto Nike Air Max 720s, AirPods, what would you buy? iPhone11 10. One thing you may not My cousins won the First Series of know about me! Ireland’s Fittest Family! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ Current U13 National Champion in Doubles ➢ 3rd time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ A talented ability to read a game and find the space 1. Player Name Senan O’Rourke 2. Club Terenure College JBC 3. Favourite Sporting Making the U13 Irish Team for Achievement Glasgow Youth International 2019 4. Favourite Badminton Marcus Fernaldi Gideon & Kevin Player Sanjaya Sukamuljo 5. What sporting event would Champions League Final you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Victor Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Calamari 8. What Sportsperson would Ronaldo you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto what A holiday home in Portugal & a would you buy? yacht in the Caribbean 10. One thing you may not I love scary rollercoasters know about me! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ 1st time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ 100% dedication to her sport ➢ Tremendous power & highly motivated 1. Player Name Michelle Shochan 2. Club WHRJBC 3. Favourite Sporting Bronze Medal at Glasgow Youth Achievement International 2019 4. Favourite Badminton Lee Chong Wei Player 5. What sporting event European Championships would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Yonex Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Chicken biriyani 8. What Sportsperson Lee Chong Wei would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto A badminton hall beside my house what would you buy? 10. One thing you may not ****** know about me! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ Current U13 National Champion in Doubles & Mixed ➢ 3rd time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ 100% Commitment & Never-Say-Die Attitude 1. Player Name Fionn Dowling 2. Club Dunboyne 3. Favourite Sporting Representing Ireland & Leinster Achievement 4. Favourite Badminton Lin Dan Player 5. What sporting event The Olympics would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Yonex Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Meatballs 8. What Sportsperson Marcus Rashford would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto A pet panda what would you buy? 10. One thing you may I’m left-handed not know about me! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ Currently Ranked #1 U13 Singles, Doubles & Mixed nd ➢ 2 time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ Beautiful touch & intelligence in play 1. Player Name Nicole Joy 2. Club WHRJBC 3. Favourite Sporting Winning Triple Gold at U13 Achievement Leinster & winning Bronze at U13 Hatfield Gold Star 4. Favourite Badminton P V Sindhu Player 5. What sporting event Liverpool vs Man Utd in Anfield would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Yonex Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Pizza 8. What Sportsperson P V Sindhu would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto Disneyland what would you buy? 10. One thing you may not I never fight with my sister!! know about me! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ 2nd time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ Extremely hard-working & talented player ➢ Backbone of the team 1. Player Name Aman Kothiyal 2. Club Terenure College JBC 3. Favourite Sporting U13 Connacht Open: 1 Gold & 2 Achievement Silver medals 4. Favourite Badminton Lee Chong Wei Player 5. What sporting event Roland Garros would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Victor Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Pasta 8. What Sportsperson Rafael Nadal would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto what A waterpark would you buy? 10. One thing you may not I love to do artwork in my spare know about me! time U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ 2nd time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ A warrior on court ➢ An outgoing & vivacious team player 1. Player Name Chloe McGrane 2. Club Baltinglass 3. Favourite Sporting Making Irish U13 Team at Glasgow Achievement Youth international 2019 4. Favourite Badminton Tai Tzu Ying Player 5. What sporting event Tokyo Olympics would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Victor Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Chicken Fajitas 8. What Sportsperson Simone Biles would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto A hot tub filled with Nutella what would you buy? 10. One thing you may not I pierced my own ear without my know about me! parents permission. And I sang & played guitar in NCH U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ 2nd time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ Will die on the court before letting that shuttle fall! ➢ A leader on the team 1. Player Name Darragh Murtagh 2. Club Kildare CMWS 3. Favourite Sporting Irish U13 Team Achievement 4. Favourite Badminton Nhat Nguyen Player 5. What sporting event NFL Super Bowl would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Yonex Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Steak 8. What Sportsperson Ronaldo would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto what Lamborghini Aventador would you buy? 10. One thing you may not Good Dancer know about me! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ 1st time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ Has improved hugely over the season & shown herself to be a contender ➢ Still waters run deep 1. Player Name Orlaith Evans 2. Club Naas JBC 3. Favourite Sporting Winning the McCann Cup (Naas Achievement parent & child) 4. Favourite Badminton Scott Evans Player 5. What sporting event The Olympics would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Yonex Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Orange flavoured calippos 8. What Sportsperson Scott Evans would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto Sweets. A badminton hall for what would you buy? Naas. Tayto Park! 10. One thing you may not I’m half Welsh know about me! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ 1st time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ Should be known as the Terminator – never stops! ➢ Cool head which will be a real asset to the team s 1. Player Name Pranav Erukattil 2. Club Lucan Juvenile BC 3. Favourite Sporting Won the All-Irelands in Table Achievement Tennis 4. Favourite Badminton Sai Praneeth Player 5. What sporting event would Badminton you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Astrox 99 Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Chicken curry & rice 8. What Sportsperson would Sai Praneeth you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto what Some badminton t-shirts & would you buy? maybe a badminton racket 10. One thing you may not Me & my team won the All- know about me! Ireland Table Tennis in 6th class U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ 2nd time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ A natural mixed player with stunning touch at the net ➢ Came back from injury with fire in her belly 1. Player Name Ciara O’Shea 2. Club Tullahought BC 3. Favourite Sporting Winning Celtic Challenge Cup 2019 Achievement 4. Favourite Badminton Chloe Magee & John Amond Player 5. What sporting event Olympics would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Ashaway Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Lasagne 8. What Sportsperson Katie Taylor would you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto Go scuba diving in the great blue what would you buy? hole in Belize 10. One thing you may not My friends & family call me “Kiwi” know about me! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. ➢ 1st time representing Leinster at U13 CC ➢ Starting to ask questions of the more established players ➢ Brings a sense of humour to the team 1. Player Name Praneel Reddy Vallapureddy 2. Club WHRJBC 3. Favourite Sporting Making doubles semi & singles Achievement quarters at U13 Nationals 4. Favourite Badminton Kento Momota Player 5. What sporting event would Olympics you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Yonex Manufacturer 7. Favourite Food Pizza 8. What Sportsperson would ??????????? you most like to meet? 9. If you won the Lotto what 1st, a mansion that runs fully on would you buy? renewable energy. 2nd, the electric Avtr Mercedes Benz. 3rd, a zoo in my back garden! 10. One thing you may not I really love animals know about me! U13 Celtic Challenge 2020 Lisburn, 8-9th Feb. “Great performances all year round made for an extremely difficult team selection. This is a very strong team with even stronger personalities! Can’t wait for the weekend to see them all perform and enjoy the experience of playing for Leinster.” 1. Player Name Kirsty Kelly 2. Club Pembroke 3. Favourite Sporting Representing Ireland at U15 in Achievement Badminton 4. Favourite Badminton Viktor Axelsen Player 5. What sporting event Wimbledon would you most like to attend? 6. Favourite Racket Never fussy Manufacturer 7.
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