Breen takes fourth at national badminton championship

Collège Boréal student and badminton player Valérie Breen shows off the certificate she was given after she secured fourth place in the girls’ single category at the national badminton championship. Supplied photo.

Collège Boréal student and badminton player Valérie Breen shows off the certificate she was given after she secured fourth place in the girls’ single category at the national badminton championship. Supplied photo.

Mar 05, 2013- 10:58 AM

By: Sudbury Northern Life Staff

Collège Boréal student and badminton player Valérie Breen secured fourth place in the girls’ single category at the national badminton championship.


Breen, a first-year paramedic student, stood out throughout the entire season up to the championship, which took place Feb. 28 to March 2 in Barrie, where she met the best college players from across the country in this sport discipline.

“Being part of the best badminton players at the college level is a dream come true for me,” said Breen.

“The encouragement I received from members of Collège Boréal, and especially from my coach, Lynn Michel, and assistant coaches Mike Dionne and Krista McDonald, was essential to reach this result. Today, I am looking to the future and will persevere so that, next year, I can reach the steps of the podium.”

Michel, head coach of Collège Boréal’s Vipères, reiterated her pride in each and every one of the players.

“Valérie and her teammates had a remarkable season. I wish to sincerely congratulate them for their perseverance and diligent work that make it possible for Collège Boréal to be recognized on both the academic and sports scenes.”

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