L-R: Daskh Haldar and
Rehan Kitenda
The 2025 CFK Starting-of-the-Yr Badminton Match, held on Sunday, January nineteenth on the CFK Badminton Academy Area, witnessed some unimaginable performances, however none extra spectacular than that of younger Kitenda Rehan.
The rising star shone brightly within the junior classes, clinching victory in each the U-13 and U-15 divisions, showcasing his distinctive expertise and dedication.
With over 150 gamers from numerous prestigious colleges, together with St. Henry’s Faculty Kitovu, Aga Khan Excessive Faculty, and Nabisunsa Women’ Faculty, amongst others, the event was an thrilling show of badminton prowess.
Nonetheless, it was Kitenda Rehan who stole the highlight together with his outstanding achievements.
Rehan triumphed within the U-13 Boys’ Singles (BS) class, securing the gold medal forward of his rivals; runner up Althaf Abu, Amdjid Malik Juma and Madhav Pujara.
However his success didn’t cease there as he continued to exhibit his dominance by clinching one other gold within the U-15 Boys’ Singles (BS) class the place he beat Althaf Abu once more, cementing his popularity as one of many high younger abilities within the sport.
Talking after his victories, a humble however excited Kitenda expressed his gratitude: “I’m completely satisfied for this award and I’ll preserve the efficiency.”
“I promise to carry out nicely in upcoming occasions. I’m additionally grateful to my coaches and teammates as nicely.” His gratitude to those that supported him highlights his appreciation for the teamwork and training that has helped him attain this spectacular degree.
Kitenda’s triumph within the U-13 and U-15 classes not solely marked a private achievement but additionally raised expectations for his future performances.
His consistency and ability on the court docket all through the event had been evident in his seamless transitions between matches, showcasing each his bodily health and psychological focus.
The 2025 CFK event additionally featured high gamers in numerous classes, together with the company and senior divisions.
Nonetheless, Kitenda’s dominance within the junior sections proved to be one of many standout tales of the weekend.
His victories are a testomony to his potential and supply a glimpse into what could possibly be a shiny future for him in badminton.
As Rehan Kitenda seems to be forward to future competitions, the 2025 CFK Starting-of-the-Yr Match undoubtedly marks the start of what could possibly be a stellar profession.
His arduous work, dedication, and evident ardour for the game will little doubt carry him to even better heights on this planet of badminton.
Different winners on the event had been;
XD Company winners
- Gold: Matsiko Edwin and Namugwana Doris
- Silver: Nyehagane Steven and Byahugaba Moureen Jones
MD Company Winners
- Gold: Matsiko Edwin and Nyehagane Steven
- Silver: Mayega Ivan and Nsubunga Steven
WS Company winners
- Gold: Byahugaba Moureen Jones
- Silver: Nakafero Sendi
MS Company winners
- Gold: Trinadh Vinnakota
- Silver: Nyehagane Steven
GS U-19 Women Winners
• Gold: Zainab Malik juma
• Silver: Shania Wesoga
BS U-19 Boys winners
- Gold: Ahmed Malik juma
- Silver: Kirumira Owen
GS U-15 Winners
- Gold: Zainab Malik juma
- Silver: Mwesigwa Divine
BS U-15 Winners
- Gold: Kitenda Rehan
- Silver: Althaf Abu
GS U-13 Winners
- Gold: Mwesigwa Divine
- Silver: Samara Sayed
BS U-13 Winners
- Gold: Kitenda Rehan
- Silver: Althaf Abu
GS U-11 Winners
- Gold: Cui Chenxi Ida
- Silver: Oduka Ashura
BS U-11 Winners
- Gold: Madhav Pajara
- Silver: Sembatya Tilbert
GS U-9 Winners
- Gold: Mahera Nadeer
- Silver: lnnaya Sayed
BS U-9 Winners
- Gold: Sembatya Tilbert
- Silver: Ofuyuru Ethan
WD winners
- Gold: Mayega Ivan and Komuhendo Jovia
- Silver: Eckochu Joshua and Nalumansi Kruthum
MD winners
- Gold: Komuhendo Jovia and Nalumansi Kruthum
- Silver: Mwesigwa Divine and Zainab Malik juma
WS Winners
- Gold: Mwambu Kenneth and Zainab Malik juma
- Silver: Nsubunga Reagan and Shilton Tayebwa
