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Cup2000 Badminton Klub The players must be ready to play at least 15 minutes before the time 17-10-2005 19:30 appointed *=seeded - INJ=Injured - WO=Walk Over - SUB=Substituted - WDN=With Drawn - [Numbers]=IBF ID - PFR=Promoted from Reserves - PFQ=Promoted from Qualifying - PMD Promoted to Main Draw Cup2000 Badminton Klub Participans AUT Peter Mørk (HD) Morten Tolver Kronborg (HS+HD) Jürgen Koch (HS+HD) Hans-Kristian Vittinghus (HS) Jens-Kristian Leth (HS) Peter Zauner (HS+HD) Jesper Thomsen (MD) Jonas Lyduch (HS) Simone Prutsch (DS) Martin Bille Larsen (HS) Kenneth Jonassen (HS) Tom Lauridsen (HS) Lars Paaske (HD+MD) BUL Trine Niemeier (DS) Mathias Boe (HD) Linda Zechiri (DD) Mette K. Pedersen (DS) Mie Schjøtt-Kristensen (DS) Petya Nedeltcheva (DS) Rasmus Mangor Andersen (HD+MD) Christinna Pedersen (DD+MD) ENG CAN Lena Frier Kristiansen (DD+MD) Andrew Smith (HS) Anna Rice (DS) Amalie Fangel (DS) Anthony Clark (HD+MD) Bobby Milroy (HS) Carsten Mogensen (HD+MD) David Lindley (HD+MD) Brian Prevoe (MD) Helle Nielsen (DD+MD) Donna Kellogg (DD+MD) Stefan Wojcikiewicz (HS) Joachim Fischer (HS) Elisabeth Cann (DS) Valerie St-Jacques (DS+MD) Jonas Rasmussen (HD+MD) Ella Tripp (DD) Kasper Ødum (HS) Gail Emms (DD+MD) CHN Michael Christensen (HS) Ian Palethorpe (HD+MD) Chen Xu (HD) Pernille Harder (DD+MD) Jenny Wallwork (DD+MD) Dan Zhang (DD) Christina Andersen (DS) Jill Pittard (DS) Hong Qian (DD+MD) Anders Malthe Nielsen (HS) Joanne Nicholas (DD+MD) Hu Zhi Lan (MD) Peter Mikkelsen (HS) Julia Mann (DS) Jia Ni Cai (DS+DD) Tine Høy (DS) Kristian Roebuck (HD+MD) Jin Chen (HS) Tommy Sørensen (HD) Liza Parker (DD+MD) Jing Du (DD) Kasper Henriksen (HD) Natalie Munt (DD+MD) Lan Lu (DS) Lene Mørk (DD) Nathan Rice (HS) Lin Wang (DS) Sune Gavnholt (HS) Nathan Robertson (MD) Xiao Yan Dai (DD) Casper Lund (HS) Nicholas Kidd (HS) Xin Guo (DS) Jesper Thomsen (HD) Robert Blair (HD+MD) Yang Sang (HD) Thomas Røjkjær Jensen (HD) Simon Archer (HD) Yang Yu (DD) Kristian F. Midtgaard (HS) Solenn Pasturel (DS) Yawen Zhang (DD) Kristian Nielsen (HS) Tracey Hallam (DS+DD) Yu Chen (HS) Lone Ø. Jørgensen (DD) Nanna Brosolat Jensen (DS) EST CZE Camilla Sørensen (DS) Kati Tolmoff (DS) Jan Fröhlich (HS+HD) Christian Lind Thomsen (HS) Jan Vondra (HS+HD) Leon Åbenhus (HS) FIN Rasmus Bonde Nissen (HD+MD) Anu Nieminen (DS+DD) DEN Louise Thastrup (DS) Nina Weckström (DS+DD) Anders Boesen (HS) Peter Gade Christensen (HS) Ville Lang (HS) Britta Andersen (DD+MD) Søren Frandsen (HD+MD) Jens Eriksen (HD+MD) Anders Kristiansen (HD) FRA Joachim Persson (HS) Kamilla Rytter Juhl (DD+MD) Arief Rasidi (HS) Mette Schjoldager (DD+MD) Kasper Ipsen (HS) Hong Yan Pi (DS) Rune Ulsing (HS) Martin Lundgaard Hansen (HD) Jacob Chemnitz (HD+MD) Simon Mollyhus (HD) GER Julie Houmann (DD+MD) Thomas Laybourn (HD+MD) Annekatrin Lillie (DD+MD) Line Reimers (DD+MD) Jacob Damgaard (HS) Astrid Hoffmann (DS+DD) Niels Christian Kaldau (HS) Karina Sørensen (MD) Birgit Overzier (DD+MD) Peter Steffensen (HD+MD) Michael Jensen (MD) Bjoern Joppien (HS) Anne Marie Pedersen (DS) Christopher Bruun Jensen (HS+HD) Carola Bott (DS+DD) Bo Rafn (HS) Marie Røpke (DD) Gitte Koehler (DD+MD) Christian Dalsgaard (HD) Mikkel Delbo Larsen (HS) Huaiwen Xu (DS) The players must be ready to play at least 15 minutes before the time 17-10-2005 19:30 appointed *=seeded - INJ=Injured - WO=Walk Over - SUB=Substituted - WDN=With Drawn - [Numbers]=IBF ID - PFR=Promoted from Reserves - PFQ=Promoted from Qualifying - PMD Promoted to Main Draw Cup2000 Badminton Klub Ingo Kindervater (HD+MD) Shinya Ohtsuka (HS) Robert Mateusiak (HD+MD) Jan Soeren Schulz (HD+MD) Sho Sasaki (HS) Janet Koehler (DS+DD) Shoji Sato (HS) Qual Johannes Schoettler (HD+MD) Shuichi Nakao (HD+MD) Qual Ms1 (HS) Juliane Schenk (DS+DD) Shuichi Sakamoto (HD) Qual Ms2 (HS) Karin Schnaase (DS+DD+MD) Tadashi Ohtsuka (HD) Qual Ms3 (HS) Kathrin Piotrowski (DD+MD) Tomomi Matsuda (DD+MD) Qual Ms4 (HS) Kristof Hopp (HD+MD) Yoshimi Hataya (DS) Qual Ms5 (HS) Marc Zwiebler (HS) Yousuke Nakanishi (HS) Qual Ms6 (HS) Michael Fuchs (HD+MD) Qual Ws1 (DS) Michaela Pheiffer (DD+MD) MAS Qual Ws2 (DS) Nicole Grether (DS+DD) Chong Ming Chan (HD) Qual Ws3 (DS) Patrick Neubacher (HD) Chong Wei Lee (HS) Qual Ws4 (DS) Petra Overzier (DS) Choong Hann Wong (HS) Qual Xd1a (MD) Roman Spitko (HS+HD) Eei Hui Chin (DD) Qual Xd1b (MD) Sandra Marinello (DD+MD) Kien Keat Koo (HD+MD) Sebastian Schoettler (HS+HD) Mew Choo Wong (DS) RUS Tim Dettmann (HD+MD) Mohd Fairuzizuan Tazari (HD) Alexej Vasiljev (HD+MD) Tim Zander (HD+MD) Muhd Hafiz Hashim (HS) Anastasia Russkikh (DD) Yudianto Yong (HS) Pei Tty Wong (DD+MD) Anna Efremova (DD+MD) Salim Sameon (HS) Annastasia Russkikh (MD) GUA Tan Fook Choong (HD) Ekaterina Ananina (DS+DD) Erick Anguiano (HS) Wan Wah Lee (HD) Evgenia Dimova (DS+DD) Pedro Yang (HS) Wee Chung Pei (HS) Konstantin Khlestov (HD) Woon Fui Lin (HD) Sergej Lunev (HS+HD) INA Stanislav Pukhov (HS) Atu Rosalina (DS) NED Vladimir Malkov (HS+HD) Dicky Palyama (HS) IND Eric Pang (HS+HD) SCO Anup Sridhar (HS) Jie Yao (DS) Susan Hughes (DS) Arvind Bhat (HS) Judith Meulendijks (DS+DD) Chetan Anand (HS) Jürgen Wouters (HD+MD) SUI Jwala Gutta (DS) Koen Ridder (HS+HD) Jeanine Cicognini (DS+DD) Mia Audina Tjiptawan (DS) Jon Lindholm (HS) IRI Paulien Van Dooremalen (DD+MD) Marco Fux (HS) Kaveh Mehrabi (HS) Robert Kwee (HS) Ruud Bosch (HD) SVK IRL Eva Sladekova (DS+MD) Alex Sim (HS) NGR Kvetoslava Orlovska (DS) Brian Smyth (HD) Ibrahim Adamu (HS) Michal Matejka (HS+MD) Scott Evans (HS+HD) NOR SWE ISL Steinar Klausen (HS) Anders Malmgren (HS) Katrin Atladottir (DS+DD) Elin Bergblom (DS+MD) Ragna Ingolfsdottir (DS+DD) NZL George Rimarcdi (HS+HD) Tinna Helgadottir (DS+DD) Daniel Shirley (HD+MD) Hugi Heimirsson (HS) Geoffrey Bellingham (HS) Imanuel Hirschfeld (HD) JPN John Gordon (HS+HD) Kristian Karttunnen (HS) Aki Akao (DD+MD) Rachel Hindley (DS+DD) Lina Uhac (DS+DD) Kanako Yonekura (DS) Rebecca Bellingham (DS+DD) Magnus Sahlberg (HS) Kaori Mori (DS) Sara Runesten-Petersen (MD) Sara Persson (DS+DD) Keita Masuda (HD) Sophia Hansson (DS) Kumiko Ogura (DD) POL Naoki Kawamae (HD+MD) Kamila Augustyn (DS+DD) Antal klubber: 30 Reiko Shiota (DD) Michal Logosz (HD) Antal deltagere: 261 Shintaro Ikeda (HD) Nadiezda Kostiuczyk (DD+MD) The players must be ready to play at least 15 minutes before the time 17-10-2005 19:30 appointed *=seeded - INJ=Injured - WO=Walk Over - SUB=Substituted - WDN=With Drawn - [Numbers]=IBF ID - PFR=Promoted from Reserves - PFQ=Promoted from Qualifying - PMD Promoted to Main Draw Cup2000 Badminton Klub Men's Singles Qual Group 1 1 [8610] LINDHOLM Jon SUI Tue.09:00 PFR 2 [55266] LAURIDSEN Tom DEN Tue.13:00 3 [55269] DAMGAARD Jacob DEN Tue.09:00 4 [51986] SIM Alex IRL Men's Singles Qual Group 2 1 [14926] SCHOETTLER Sebastian GER Tue.09:00 2 [10517] LYDUCH Jonas DEN Tue.13:00 3 [13841] LUNEV Sergej RUS Tue.09:00 4 [52804] LUND Casper DEN Men's Singles Qual Group 3 1 [51839] FUX Marco SUI Tue.09:45 2 [51682] MALKOV Vladimir RUS Tue.13:00 3 [51602] RIDDER Koen NED Tue.09:45 4 [54111] JENSEN Christopher Bruun DEN Men's Singles Qual Group 4 1 [53899] NIELSEN Kristian DEN Tue.09:45 2 [15161] KLAUSEN Steinar NOR Tue.13:00 3 [15160] SAHLBERG Magnus SWE Tue.09:45 4 [8354] PUKHOV Stanislav RUS Men's Singles Qual Group 5 1 [51336] KARTTUNNEN Kristian SWE Tue.10:30 2 [11811] SPITKO Roman GER Tue.13:45 3 [50675] ADAMU Ibrahim NGR Tue.10:30 4 [51595] LARSEN Mikkel Delbo DEN Men's Singles Qual Group 6 PFR 1 [53753] VITTINGHUS Hans-Kristian DEN Tue.10:30 PFR 2 [54109] KRONBORG Morten Tolver DEN Tue.13:45 3 [5855] MALMGREN Anders SWE Tue.10:30 4 [51303] ULSING Rune DEN The players must be ready to play at least 15 minutes before the time 17-10-2005 19:30 appointed *=seeded - INJ=Injured - WO=Walk Over - SUB=Substituted - WDN=With Drawn - [Numbers]=IBF ID - PFR=Promoted from Reserves - PFQ=Promoted from Qualifying - PMD Promoted to Main Draw Cup2000 Badminton Klub Women's Singles Qual Group 1 1 [51802] HOFFMANN Astrid GER Tue.11:15 PFR 2 [52810] ANDERSEN Christina DEN Tue.13:45 3 [50708] FANGEL Amalie DEN Tue.11:15 4 [53676] DIMOVA Evgenia RUS Women's Singles Qual Group 2 1 [13852] ANANINA Ekaterina RUS Tue.11:15 2 [9826] ATLADOTTIR Katrin ISL Tue.14:30 3 [13263] GUO Xin CHN Tue.11:15 4 [52961] THASTRUP Louise DEN Women's Singles Qual Group 3 1 [12887] UHAC Lina SWE Tue.12:00 2 [50928] CAI Jia Ni CHN Tue.14:30 3 [10626] ORLOVSKA Kvetoslava SVK Tue.12:00 4 [11322] ROSALINA Atu INA Women's Singles Qual Group 4 PFR 1 [52322] NIEMEIER Trine DEN Tue.12:30 2 [53762] KOEHLER Janet GER Tue.14:30 3 [15158] HANSSON Sophia SWE Tue.12:30 4 [14046] HELGADOTTIR Tinna ISL Mixed Doubles Qual Group 1 1 [52845] ZANDER Tim/[51204] SCHNAASE Karin GER Tue.11:45 2 [50817] VASILJEV Alexej/[8377] EFREMOVA Anna RUS Tue.13:45 3 [53757] NISSEN Rasmus Bonde/[53759] PEDERSEN Christinna DEN Tue.11:45 PFR 4 [52323] CHEMNITZ Jacob/[12870] HOUMANN Julie DEN The players must be ready to play at least 15 minutes before the time 17-10-2005 19:30 appointed *=seeded - INJ=Injured - WO=Walk Over - SUB=Substituted - WDN=With Drawn - [Numbers]=IBF ID - PFR=Promoted from Reserves - PFQ=Promoted from Qualifying - PMD Promoted to Main Draw Cup2000 Badminton Klub Winner 2004: Lin Dan, CHN Men´s Singles Championships 5* 1/3 * 1 [4762] JONASSEN Kenneth DEN JONASSEN Kenneth INJ 2 [2641] KOCH Jürgen AUT Wed.19:15 3 [51310] SRIDHAR Anup IND Tue16:00 4 [7243] BELLINGHAM Geoffrey NZL Thu.18:30 * 5 [10319] PANG Eric NED Tue16:00 6 [53825] THOMSEN Christian Lind DEN Wed.14:05 7 [4023] ANGUIANO Erick GUA Tue16:00 8 [10513] FISCHER Joachim DEN Fri.19:45 Court 2 9 [7012] KALDAU Niels Christian DEN Tue18:30 10 [50257] OHTSUKA Shinya JPN Wed.19:15 11 [9460] KIDD Nicholas ENG Tue16:00 12 [7947] YONG Yudianto GER Thu.19:45 Court 2 * 13 [50931] CHEN Yu CHN Tue16:45 14 [13310] WOJCIKIEWICZ Stefan CAN Wed.14:05 15 [10565] FRÖHLICH Jan CZE Tue16:45 16 [15453] LANG Ville FIN Sat.from 13:45 Vinder:XX Sun.from 13:00 YY * 17 [12370] HASHIM Muhd Hafiz MAS Tue18:30 18 [51717] GAVNHOLT Sune DEN Wed.19:45 19 [50339] KWEE Robert NED Tue16:45 20 [50905] SASAKI Sho JPN Thu.17:30 * 21 [11809] JOPPIEN Bjoern GER Tue18:30 22 [50365] MIDTGAARD Kristian F.
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    Den schnellsten t der Welt Racket-Spor live erleben Die besten Badmintonspieler kämpfen um 120.000 US$ Preisgeld RWE-Sporthalle in Mülheim an der Ruhr Mehr Infos unter www.german-open-badminton.de Veranstalter: Vermarktungsgesellschaft Badminton Deutschland mbH (VBD) für den Deutschen Badminton-Verband e.V. (DBV) Ausrichter: 1. Badminton-Verein Mülheim an der Ruhr e.V. YONEX.DE IMPOSANTE KONTROLLE Überliste deine Gegner mit der überragenden Präzision und den perfekten Kontrollqualitäten eines ARCSABER Rackets. MARC ZWIEBLER ARCSABER 11 ARCSABER Schläger geben dir genau die Performance für Kontrolle, Präzision und Feeling, die du brauchst, um deinen Gegner bei jedem Schlag in Bedrängnis zu bringen. Nutze diesen Vorteil, damit du als Sieger vom Feld gehst. YONEX GMBH • 47877 Willich • Tel. 0 21 54 / 9 18 60 • Fax 0 21 54 / 91 86 99 • e-mail: [email protected] INHALT / IMPRESSUM | CONTENT / IMPRINT Inhalt | Content* Geleitwort/Grußworte | Foreword/Greetings Historie | History Ulrich Scholten, Oberbürgermeister Mülheim a. d. Ruhr 4 Austragungsorte seit 1955 16 Christina Kampmann, Sportministerin Land NRW 4 Venues since 1955 Poul-Erik Høyer, President Badminton World Federation 5 Die Finalspiele der YONEX German Open 2015 19 Finals of YONEX German Open 2015 Poul-Erik Høyer, Präsident Badminton-Weltverband 5 Letzter „Heimsieg“ im Jahr 1975 22 Karl-Heinz Kerst, Präsident Deutscher Badminton-Verband 6 Deutsche Titelträger seit 1955 22 Kusaki Hayashida, President YONEX Co., Ltd. 6 Marc Zwiebler schrieb Sportgeschichte 23 Kusaki Hayashida, Präsident YONEX Co., Ltd. 7 Erfolge der DBV-Asse seit März 2015 24 Frank Thiemann, 1. Vorsitzender 1. BV Mülheim 7 Ulrich Schaaf, Präsident Badminton-Landesverband NRW 8 Martina Ellerwald, Leiterin Mülheimer SportService 8 Hintergrund Deutsches Badminton-Zentrum Mülheim a.
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    Facts and Records

    Badminton England Facts and Records Index (cltr + click to jump to a particular section): 1. History of Badminton 2. Olympic Games 3. World Championships 4. Sudirman Cup 5. Thomas Cup 6. Uber Cup 7. Commonwealth Games 8. European Individual Championships 9. European Mixed Championships 10. England International Caps 11. All England Open Badminton Championships 12. England’s Record in International Matches 13. The Stuart Wyatt Trophy 14. International Open Tournaments 15. International Challenge Tournaments 16. English National Championships 17. The All England Seniors’ Open Championships 18. English National Junior Championships 19. Inter-County Championships 20. National Leisure Centre Championships 21. Masters County Challenge 22. Masters County Championships 23. English Recipients for Honours for Services to Badminton 24. Recipients of Awards made by Badminton Association of England Badminton England Facts & Records: Page 1 of 86 As at May 2021 Please contact [email protected] to suggest any amendments. Badminton England Facts and Records 25. English recipients of Awards made by the Badminton World Federation 1. The History of Badminton: Badminton House and Estate lies in the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside and is the private home of the 12th Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and the Somerset family. The House is not normally open to the general public, it dates from the 17th century and is set in a beautiful deer park which hosts the world-famous Badminton Horse Trials. The Great Hall at Badminton House is famous for an incident on a rainy day in 1863 when the game of badminton was said to have been invented by friends of the 8th Duke of Beaufort.
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    2001-2002 02.Pdf

    DBFs hovedsponsor: DBFs officielle boldleverandør: In d h o ld 1: jREALKREDIT Fokus på en hold­ kamp: ........................ Danmark Ungdomsturnering i Hillerod:................... Portræt af sportschefen: .... Breddekonsulen- ternes side: .... Haderslev er vært for DM :........... 12-13 Badminton-bladet har fået Det siger reglerne: . 15 to elektroniske brødre Program for Realkredit Danmark Open:. 17-39 Du sidder lige nu med sæsonens største blad, der ud over det sædvanlige stof også Tag med til M asters :. 41 rummer en masse om verdens største badm intonturnering - Realkredit Danm ark Veteranturnering på Open. Alligevel er der som sædvanlig meget stof, vi ikke har plads til. Lanzarote:............. 42-43 M en på en måde lysner det. Lillerød Elite Grand Badm inton-bladet har nemlig fået to elektroniske brødre: Et nyhedsbrev på e-mail Prix:........................ og nyhederne på DBFs hjemmeside. Sammen udgør de, hvad vi kalder DBFs nyheds­ M ellem 2. og service. 3. sæ t: ..................... 46-47 Nyhederne på DBFs hjem m eside har ganske vist eksisteret i flere år. D et nye er, at ØBD får bredde- man nu kan abonnere på dem. Gør man det, får man en e-mail, hver gang der lægges konsulent:................ en nyhed på w w w .badminton.dk. E-mailen fortæller ko rt, hvad nyheden går ud på og Øvelse fra har et kvik-link til resten af nyheden på DBFs hjem meside. Træningsskolen: . .. 5 0 Helt splinternyt er im idlertid det elektroniske nyhedsbrev. Også det består i en e-mail, m en til forskel fra nyhedsbrevet er det ret langt. Nyhedsbrevet kan m an også DBSs øvrige sponsorer: abonnere på.
  • 1998 'Coca-Cola' Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards 1998 Asian Games

    1998 'Coca-Cola' Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards 1998 Asian Games

    No. 5 URL – http://www.hksdb.org.hk December 1998 1998 'Coca-Cola' Hong Kong Sports Stars the SDB has set up medal tables of the Hong Kong delegation at both the Sports House and the Sports Awards Institute. It serves not only as a record of achievements but The 1998 ‘Coca-Cola’ Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards also recognition to Hong Kong athletes. Scheme has been officially launched and is now open for Daily results of the Hong Kong Delegation can also be nominations. Organised by Swire Coca-Cola HK Ltd in found on panels located at the lobbies of the Sports House association with the SDB, the Awards for 1998 will have and the Sports Institute. Internet users can also retrieve four categories, including Sports Stars Awards, Junior results through the SDB homepage Sports Stars Awards, Sports Team of the Year Award, and (http://www.hksdb.org.hk). Sports Star of the Year Award. Four more recipients have been added, for the first SportScene delivered time, to the Sports Stars Awards category to recognise The SportScene Volume 2 came out in early December. outstanding performance of athletes in 1998, making the To tie in with the Asian Games in Thailand, a special total number of recipients to ten. section on the preparations of the Hong Kong team was Nominations should reach the SDB on or before 21 featured, including an interview with Tim Fok, President of December. Results will be announced at a prize the ASF&OC and Head of the Hong Kong Delegation. The presentation on 12 March 1999.
  • VÆRLØSE BADMINTON Februar I Sæson 09/10 I # 3 2

    VÆRLØSE BADMINTON Februar I Sæson 09/10 I # 3 2

    VÆRLØSE BADMINTON Februar I Sæson 09/10 I # 3 2. holdet. Foto: www.fjerbolden.dk Finanskrisen truer elitesporten, s. 3 Tine tog 7. DM titel i træk, s. 6 1. holdet får kvartfinale hjemme, s. 10 Sportscafeen fortsætter, s. 17 Dialog med en sponsorVÆRLØSE s. 21 BADMINTON 1 Leder Mogens Daniel Bruun Formanden har ordet Formand for bestyrelsen De tabte årgange Indhold Værløse Badminton klub favner bredt, lige fra de helt små, der sammen med mor og far kæmper med fjerbolden for første gang på forældre- Leder 2 barn holdet i weekenden, til pensionisterne, der slår deres folder om formiddagen. Vi er repræsenteret på alle ambitionsniveauer, fra de der Formanden har ordet 3 i badminton ser muligheden for at få motion gennem legen med fjer- Ungdomseliten 4 Finanskrisen truer elitesporten bolden til Danmarks bedste badmintonspillere i Ligaen. Sådan ønsker Stjernedrys 5 vi naturligvis at det fortsat skal være, vores formål og pligt er netop Badmintonligaen 6 at organisere os som en total klub, der rummer bredde, elite, unge og Der dukker jævnligt nye eksempler op på halter langt bagefter – typisk fordi indtæg- reduceret eller sløjfet støtten til os. Der er gamle. Vi synes, vi lykkes rigtig godt, men vi har desværre en enkelt USU 7 sportsklubber, der er i økonomiske proble- terne kræver en helt anden indsats end ud- heldigvis også sponsorer, der siger, at den aldersgruppe, hvor vi ikke helt lykkes. Seniorafdelingen 8-9 mer, og ikke mindst ishockeysporten har gifterne – eller sagt med andre ord, det er slags støtte er det sidste sted, de vil spare. desværre pådraget sig et kedeligt omdøm- meget hurtigere at bruge en masse penge Derfor vil jeg gentage det gamle budskab: Badmintonligaen 10-11 I springet fra ungdomsrækkerne til senior, også kaldet U17 og U19 (un- me i den retning.