Both badminton players from Drop Shot and Dunlop-DKC won their matches on Saturday. Drop Shot beat BC Amersfoort 7-1 and Dunlop-DKC won 6-2 at Roosters.
In the home game, Drop Shot (photo) beat Decorete BC Armsfoot 7-1. Only the opening double of Nick Fransmann and Timo Stoffelen was missing. They lost to Ruben Wijnand and Bart Hoxbergen 17-21 and 12-21. Then securing victory in The Hague were Nick Fransmann, Natalia Perminova, Lars Kroes, Bart Hoxbergen, Novi Wieland and the mixed doubles of Timo Stoffelen/Iris van Leysen and Lars Kroes/Novi Wieland. After eight matches, the badminton players of The Hague had a big score on the scoreboard: 7-1.
DKC
Another Hague representative, Dunlop-DKC, the reigning national champion, also had a seemingly easy Saturday night at Paul Knipp Keuken’s Roosters: 6-2. That will do without leader Marc Caljou. Aparna Schulze/Chloe Tsai’s mixed doubles and Gigis Duijs’ singles both lost in three games. In addition, the residents of The Hague won easily
Dunlop-DKC and FIT Almere are tied for second place with 13 points from two matches. Leader Duinwijck has one more point. Drop Shot is fourth with eight points from two games.