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Terminplan DBV + Gruppe Mitte 2021-22 Stand 13-05-21.Xlsx DBV Leistungssport Termine Juli - September 2021 Stand 01.05. 2021 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 Do Fr Sa So 27. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 28. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 29. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 30. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa US Open (300) Olympic Games Tokio Russian Open (100) Jul MS O19 DBV-RLT U11/13 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 So 31. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 32. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 33. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 34. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 35. Kw. Di OG Akita Masters (100) FISU World University Games Chengdu/CHN KO Aug DM O19 Bielefeld Saar Ende Ferien AfS AfS Rh-P MS MS 2. DBV-RLT O19 Grupp Grupp Ende Vereine BLV e e Ferien Hess DBV-RLT DBV-RLT Ende U11/13 U17/19 Ferien 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Mi Do Fr Sa So 36. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 37. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 38. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 39. Kw. Di Mi Do Korea Open (500) Taipei Open (300) Finnish Open (Int. Challenge) China Open (1000) Japan Open (750) Sep 1. BL 1 1. BL 2 1. BL 3 1. BL 4 2. BL 1 2. BL 2 2. BL 3 2. BL 4 DM U22 Beuel RL/OL 1 3. DBV-RLT O19 RL/OL 2+3 Thür DBV-RLT Ende DBV-RLT U15 U11/13 Ferien ABC ABC 1.BL DEM LSP LSP ABC DM ABC Ferien intern. Wettkämpfe, int. Wettkämpfe, nat. Wettkämpfe Länderspiel Länderspiel int. Wettkampf nationaler Wettkampf/ 1. + 2. Bundesliga Tagungen Ferienbeginn - ende Teilnahme DBV keine DBV-Teilnahme O19 O19 U15, U17, U19 U15, U17, U19 Lehrgang U15, U17, U19 DBV Leistungssport Termine Oktober - Dezember 2021 Stand 01.05. 2021 12345678 9 10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 Fr Sa So 40. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 41. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 42. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 43. Kw Di Mi Do Fr Sa So Japan Open (750) Dutch Open (100) Denmark Open (750) French Open (750) Okt 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL E 1. BL E 1. BL 6 1. BL 7 1. BL 8 E E E 5 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL E 2. BL E 2. BL 6 2. BL 7 2. BL 8 E E E 5 Rh-P RL/OL E RL/OL 4+5 Beginn RL/OL E RL/OL 6+7 SWDM U13-U19 Ferien Hess Saar Rh-P Hess Thür Saar DBV-RLT DBV-RLT U15 Beginn Beginn Ende Ende Beginn Ende U11/13 Ferien Ferien Ferien Ferien Ferien Ferien 12345678 9 101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 44 Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 45. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 46. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 47. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 48. Kw. Di Totensonnt Vokstr ag SaarLorLux Open (100) China Open (750) Hong Kong Open (500) BWF WC Irish Open Nov 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL E 9 E E 2. BL 2. BL 9 E 4. DBV-RLT O19 RL/OL E RL/OL E Thür DM U15/U17/ Ende U19 Ferien 12345678 9 10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 Mi Do Fr Sa So 49. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 50. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 51. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 52. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr BWF World Championships Spanien CHN BWF World Tour Finals Dez 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL E 10 11 E 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL E 10 11 E MS RR MSRR LM O19 Vereine BLV DM U13 ABC ABC 1.BL DEM GrM LSP ABC DM ABC Oly intern. Wettkämpfe, int. Wettkämpfe, nat. Wettkämpfe Gruppe Länderspiel int. Wettkampf nationaler Wettkampf/ 1. + 2. Bundesliga Tagungen Teilnahme DBV keine DBV-Teilnahme O19 Mitte U15, U17, U19 U15, U17, U19 Lehrgang U15, U17, U19 DBV Leistungssport Termine Januar - März 2022 Stand 01.05. 2021 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 Sa So 1. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 2. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 3. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 4. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 5. Kw. Jan 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 12 13 E E E 14 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 12 13 E E E 14 MS SWDM O19 RL/OL E RL/OL 8 RL/OL E O19 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728 Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 6. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 7. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 8. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 9. Kw. Rosenmont ag Feb 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 15 16 17 18 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 15 16 17 18 DM O19 Bielefeld RL/OL 9+10 RL/OL E RL/OL 11+12 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 10. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 11. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 12. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 13. Kw. Di Mi Do Mar 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 19 20 21 22 E E 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 2. BL 19 20 21 22 E E MS RL/OL E RL/OL E RL/OL 13+14 SWDM U22 U22 ABC ABC 1.BL DEM LSP LSP ABC DM ABC Oly intern. Wettkämpfe, int. Wettkämpfe, nat. Wettkämpfe Länderspiel Länderspiel int. Wettkampf nationaler Wettkampf/ 1. + 2. Bundesliga Tagungen Teilnahme DBV keine DBV-Teilnahme O19 O19 U15, U17, U19 U15, U17, U19 Lehrgang U15, U17, U19 DBV Leistungssport Termine April - Juni 2022 Stand 01.05. 2021 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Fr Sa So 14. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 15. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 16. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 17. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa Karfrei Oster Oster Apr 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL 1. BL Finale 1. BL VF VF E E Ersatz Aufstieg zur 1. 2. BL 2. BL BL E E Grupp MS 1. DBV-RLT O19 DM U22 entag O35 SWDM O35 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 So 18. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 19. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 20. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 21. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 22. Kw. Di Himelfahrt JtfO-Finale in Berlin Mai Finale 1. BL "Final Four" DM O35 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 Mi Do Fr Sa So 23. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 24. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 25. Kw. Di Mi Do Fr Sa So 26. Kw. Di Mi Do Jun ABC ABC 1.BL DEM LSP LSP ABC DM ABC Oly intern. Wettkämpfe, int. Wettkämpfe, nat. Wettkämpfe Länderspiel Länderspiel int. Wettkampf nationaler Wettkampf/ 1. + 2. Bundesliga Tagungen Teilnahme DBV keine DBV-Teilnahme O19 O19 U15, U17, U19 U15, U17, U19 Lehrgang U15, U17, U19.
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