McLarens Group, one of Sri Lanka’s most renowned and diversified conglomerate, has proudly stepped forward as the principal sponsor of the Sri Lanka Junior International Badminton Series 2025, scheduled to take place from August 5th to 8th at the New Saniro Sports Complex in Naiwala, Gampaha.
This prestigious international tournament, hosted by Sri Lanka Badminton (SLB) and sanctioned by the Badminton World Federation (BWF) and Badminton Asia (BA), is set to attract a large pool of talented young shuttlers from across the globe. Competitors from leading badminton-playing nations, alongside Sri Lanka’s own rising stars, will converge to showcase their skills, further underscoring the nation’s capability to host an event of such scale and prominence.
The four-day event will be supported by several of McLarens Group’s leading brands – Mobil, 3M, McFoil, GAC, and Dr.Fixit – reaffirming the Group’s dedication to elevating Sri Lankan sports to global standards. McLarens Group has long been an ardent supporter of the local sporting arena, having extended its patronage across multiple disciplines including badminton, motorsports, football and rugby.
The tournament will feature competitions across Under-19, Under-17, Under-15, and Under-13 categories, with matches being held in Boys’ and Girls’ Singles, Doubles, and Mixed Doubles. All games will be conducted in line with BWF’s official laws and regulations.
Beyond its international prestige, the event holds significant value for Sri Lanka’s own aspiring shuttlers, who will have the opportunity to face off against elite global talent and gain invaluable exposure to world-class competition. With BWF ranking points at stake, local players stand to benefit from enhanced recognition on the international stage – a mission McLarens Group is proud to champion through its sponsorship.
By partnering with SLB to support this landmark event, McLarens Group continues its legacy of empowering sports and youth in Sri Lanka, further strengthening the country’s presence on the global badminton map.
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