Team Ogun moves closer to top podium finish in table tennis

...To meet Team Osun in the final 
Report by: Michael-Azeez Ogunsiji, in Asaba 

 

Team Ogun has secured a place in the boys’ doubles final of table tennis at the ongoing National Youth Games in Asaba, Delta State.

The Gateway State advanced to the final after a solid 3-1 win over Team Kwara in the semi-final clash decided on Monday.

Team Ogun, represented by brothers Mubarak and Mustapha Balogun, delivered a commanding performance to earn their spot in the final, where they will now confront Team Osun.

Their journey to the final was marked by grit and resilience. In the quarter-finals, the Balogun brothers faced a tough challenge from Team Rivers' duo of Rabiu Adams and Godwin Sirawoo. 

Team Ogun dropped the first two sets 11-7 and 11-9 but came back strongly to win the game 3-2 after the break.

Team Ogun now has three silver and one bronze, the state has also reached the final in men’s double.

The National Youth Games continues to serve as a vital platform for discovering young talent and promoting sports development across Nigeria, bringing together athletes from all corners of the country to compete at a high level.

FIRST ZEALMEDIACAST BLOG'S coverage of the 9th National Youth Games, is proudly supported by:

★ The Executive Director, Sports Development and Operations, Edo State Sports Commission, MRS. SABINA CHIKERE 

★ The initiator of the Emmanuel Egbele Annual Scrabble Tournament, (EEAST), EMMANUEL EGBELE

★ The CEO Front-Page Couture, CHARLES UZAMERE

★ Kadegg Nigeria Limited a world class construction, Consultancy and Management company

★ The President of Scrabble Las Vegas, DR. MUSA OLASUPO

Comments

...IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Olukismet FC pens monumental deal with Hungarian top-tier side Kisvarda

Experience, effort — Edo State's rise to Table Tennis success, Coach Goriola Olayiwola Wahab

Hammer thrower Falana vows to rule Africa

El-Kanemi suffer first defeat, as Kun Khalifat get first win

Poor scheduling of the Games, the reason behind Algeria’s underwhelming outing — Dr. Hafed Amine

NPBL shockwaves, Hoops N’ Read almost out as Kano Pillars humble Lagos Legends

World record holder Amusan breeze into the women's 100m hurdles semi final

NFF President, SSA to the President, others, arrive Morocco ahead of Playoffs

From Kano Dala Hard Courts to the helm of Nigerian Tennis – Yusuf Datti

National Sports Commission reassigns Federations and Associations Secretary Generals