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Final Badminton Remaja mulai esok


Mohamad Al-Amin Abdul Majid (kanan) bersalam dengan Pengurus Komunikasi Korporat 100PLUS F&N Sdn. Bhd., Datuk Kamal Harun pada majlis tajaan di Kuala Lumpur, semalam.

KUALA LUMPUR - Pemain badminton remaja bakal berkampung di Kuatan bagi mengharungi Kejohanan Grand Final Sirkit Remaja Kebangsaan 100PLUS yang akan diadakan di Dewan Persatuan Badminton Pahang, mula esok hingga 30 Mei ini. 

Aksi Grand Final ini amat penting kerana pegawai dan panel pemilihan dari Persatuan Badminton Malaysia (BAM) akan memantau prestasi pemain dan melihat potensi pemain bagi memastikan tempat dalam skuad badminton remaja negara.

Naib Presiden BAM merangkap Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Pertandingan, Datuk Ir. Mohamad Al-Amin Abdul Majid berkata, bakat pemain akan dicungkil melalui kejohanan tersebut.

Katanya, ia merupakan program pembangunan BAM.
"Kejohanan ini adalah batu loncatan buat pemain remaja, untuk memperagakan bakat mereka seterusnya cemerlang dalam kejohanan ini yang telah memasuki peringkat Grand Final selepas dua sirkit awal untuk tiga zon yang berlainan, ," katanya pada sidang media di sini, semalam.

Jelasnya, seramai 340 pemain layak beraksi dalam kategori Bawah 12, 14, 16 dan dan 18.
"Melihat kepada dua sirkit sebelum ini Grand Final, saya rasa objektif yang telah kami tetapkan hampir tercapai, rata-rata pemain adalah pelajar sekolah dan kejohanan ini sangat penting buat pemain remaja.
"Inilah gelanggang penentu sebelum mereka terpilih menyertai skuad remaja kebangsaan seterusnya berpeluang beraksi di peringkat Asia dan Dunia," katanya.

Dua sirkit awal sebelum ini ia terbahagi kepada tiga zon.
Zon A terbahagi kepada Perlis, Kedah, Pulau Pinang, Perak, Selangor, Terengganu dan Kelantan.
Zon B pula merangkumi Johor, Pahang, Melak, Negeri Sembilan dan Kuala Lumpur manakala Zon C di Sabah dan Sarawak.

Ditanya mengenai peluang pemain remaja untuk menjadi pemain sehebat Datuk Lee Chong Wei, Mohamed Al-Amin berkata, terpulang kepada jurulatih untuk memutuskan bila masa terbaik mendedahkan pemain remaja di peringkat antarabangsa.

"Pemain remaja mempunyai banyak peluang untuk membuktikan mereka mampu menjadi pemain hebat dengan didedahkan dalam kejohanan seperti Remaja Asia, Remaja Dunia, Siri Emas dan Satelit.
"Kita tidak boleh terus menghantar pemain remaja beraksi di kejohanan Siri Super.

''Biar mereka menimba pengalaman di kejohanan lain yang setanding dengan usia mereka terlebih dahulu," katanya.


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