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Doubles (Level and Mixed) Tournament - Second year: Sunday 23rd October 2011 - Report
Winners (sporting their winning champagne)... Steve (Mixed), Xin (Ladies), Georgia (Mixed), Jo, (Ladies), Matt & Sam (Men's) and most of the other players on the day...
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New Doubles Tournament Sunday 24th October 2010 - entry deadline 7th October 2010 (Report to add)
Format: The planned format is for each discipline (Men’s, Ladies’ and Mixed) to be played as a round robin, to maximise the number of games for each player. Depending on the number of entries in each discipline this may be one league or in divisions, with play-offs for the final places.
The
Men’s and Ladies’ doubles will be played first with the Mixed event starting
immediately after these are complete. Play
will commence midday with a planned finish of 6.00pm, depending upon the number of entries. Venue is: Newmarket Leisure Centre, Exning Road, CB8 0EA.
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************************************************************************************************** In 2005, the Federation celebrated 30 years: Players past and present celebrated Newmarket Badminton Federation’s thirtieth season at the Newmarket Heath Court Hotel on Friday 27th May 2005.
He reminded all of
Newmarket’s continued domination of the leagues with only a few blips, most
notably Terry Mills’ all stars playing for the New Astley Badminton Club (NABs)
and Sporting Reflex (affectionately known as “rejects”). There has been plenty
of material for Dudley to embarrass many individuals players over the years so
he duly obliged, but the overall theme was how the Federation still represented
the opportunity for local players to compete in a friendly league and hoped that
we would all still be playing in another thirty years time. Much credit for a memorable and enjoyable evening goes to the current NBF secretary and organiser Sandra Arnold (centre of pictured, holding her balloons) who had also pulled together scrapbooks and photographs of local and international exploits of players over the period. Click on the image below to get a closer look at this motley crew: |