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Javeria Tahir

Javeria Tahir was born on 11th March 1997 in Lahore, and has completed her Bachelors in Media studies. At the age of 15, Javeria started playing Badminton and started developing a passion for it.

She started getting a proper coaching, and for that she decided to join New Khan Club. In her whole game career uptil now, Javeria has trained under many coaches: Naeem Mughal, Sajid Ali, and Tayyab Sohail. She is currently representing SNGPL. Receiving this training proved to be of a huge benefit, and led her to win her first professional tournament at Quaid e Azam Games.

In 2015, Javeria was the winner at Punjab Youth Festival. The next year, National Junior (U-16 & U-19) Champion became Quaid-e-Azam Games Champion. Javeria has also played 2 International Series: Pakistan International Series 2018 and Buy Young Social Series Malaysia 2019.

Every person during their pathway to success has people who pull them down. However, it is the presence of your loved ones and your supporters which makes it easy to stay on track, combined with self-motivation. Similar was the case with Javeria, as some people pushed her to quit the game just because she lost a few matches. However, her parents always took her to the club for training, and always made sure she was never feeling down. 

Her highest National ranking has been 6th (WS) and 5th (WD). In the future, Javeria aims to be a good sportswoman, giving girls the awareness that they can do all that they aspire in their life. Other than that, she also aims to become a journalist/graphic designer. It is because of the sportswomen in Pakistan that inspires more females to participate and represent their country.

Written by: Muhammad Anas Akhtar (Admin FBCOP)

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