The TT International 2025 Badminton Tournament concluded on November 9 at the National Racquet Centre in Tacarigua, delivering a series of intense matches and crowning champions across multiple categories. In the mixed doubles final, the Trinidad and Tobago (TT) duo of Chequeda De Boulet and Parth Mehta emerged victorious after a hard-fought battle against the Barbadian pair of Sabrina Scott and Shae Martin. The TT champions secured their title with a narrow 21-19, 21-19 win, showcasing their resilience and skill. Earlier in the semifinals, De Boulet and Mehta had defeated the Jamaican team of Kenneth Anglin and Tahlia Richardson with scores of 21-18, 21-17. Meanwhile, TT’s Aditya Maharaj and Samiya Karim claimed the bronze medal after falling to Scott and Martin in the semis. The women’s doubles final saw TT’s Nekeisha Blake partnering with Sabrina Scott, but they were outplayed by the Jamaican duo of Breanna Bisnott and Tahlia Richardson, who clinched the title with a 21-13, 21-17 victory. Two TT sister pairs, Danyelle and T’Shelle Barnes and Aliyah and Amara Urquhart, shared the bronze medal after semifinal losses. In the men’s singles final, Swiss players Julien Scheiwiller and Nicolas Mueller faced off, with second-seeded Scheiwiller prevailing 21-19, 21-18 over fourth-ranked Mueller. Parth Mehta tied for third place after a semifinal defeat to Mueller. The women’s singles final was dominated by Italy’s Gianna Stiglich, who overpowered Argentina’s Iona Gualdi with a commanding 21-8, 21-8 win. The men’s doubles title went to Slovakia’s Simeon and Andrej Suchy, who justified their top seeding with a 21-13, 21-12 victory over India’s Achutaditya Doddavarapu and Pochana Reddy. TT’s Kaveer Ramoutar and Verone Salick secured a joint third-place finish in the men’s doubles after their semifinal loss to the Indian pair.