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CZECH REPUBLIC CESKY BADMINTONOVY SVAZ SUCCESSOR OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK BADMINTON ASSOCIATION (WITH THE SLOVAK BADMINTON ASSOCIATION) FOLLOWING THE DIVISION OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK REPUBLIC FROM 1 JANUARY 1993 Contact: Cesky badmintonovy svaz, z.s. Tel: Zatopkova 100/2 Mobile: +420 737 263 077 160 17 Prague 6 Fax: Czech Republic E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.czechbadminton.cz Founded: 1993, January 1 President: Petr Koukal E.B.U.: 1993 Sportadministrator: Markéta Osickova/Petra Moravcova Players: 4.950 Sportscoordinator: Josef Rubas Clubs: 140 Secretary: Hana Musilova Periodical BadCoach.cz NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Men´s Singles Ladies’ Singles 1993 Tomasz Mendrek Eva Lacinova 1994 Tomasz Mendrek Jitka Lacinova 1995 Tomasz Mendrek Marketa Koudelkova 1996 Tomasz Mendrek Marketa Koudelkova 1997 Tomasz Mendrek Marketa Koudelkova 1998 Jan Frohlich Marketa Koudelkova 1999 Jan Frohlich Marketa Koudelkova 2000 Jan Frohlich Marketa Koudelkova 2001 Jan Frohlich Marketa Koudelkova 2002 Jan Frohlich Martina Benesova 2003 Jan Frohlich Marketa Koudelkova 2004 Jan Fröhlich Marketa Koudelkova 2005 Jan Frohlich Hana Prochazkova 2006 Jan Fröhlich Eva Titěrová – Brožová 2007 Petr Koukal Eva Titěrová – Brožová 2008 Petr Koukal Kristina Ludikova 2009 Petr Koukal Martina Benesova 2010 Petr Koukal Kristína Ludíková 2011 Petr Koukal Kristína Ludíková 2012 Jan Fröhlich Kristína Gavnholt 2013 Petr Koukal Kristína Gavnholt 2014 Petr Koukal Kristína Gavnholt 2015 Petr Koukal Kristína Gavnholt 2016 Petr Koukal Kristína Gavnholt 2017 Milan Ludík Tereza Švábíková 2018 Jan Louda Tereza Švábíková 2019 Adam Mendrek Tereza Švábíková 2020 Jan Louda Tereza Švábíková Men’s Doubles 1993 Petr Janda and Daniel Gaspar 1994 Tomasz Mendrek and Richard Hobzik 1995 Tomasz Mendrek and Ondrej Lubas 1996 Petr Janda and Daniel Gaspar 1997 Tomasz Mendrek and Petr Basa 1998 Zdenek Musil and Petr Basa 1999 Zdenek Musil and Petr Basa 2000 Jan Frohlich and Petr Martinec 2001 Jan Frohlich and Petr Martinec 2002 Rene Nedela and Jiri Skocdopole 2003 Jiri Provaznik and Hobzik Adam 2004 Filip Stadnik and Michal Svoboda 2005 Jan Frohlich and Jan Vondra 2006 Pavel Florián and Stanislav Kohoutek 2007 Pavel Florián and Stanislav Kohoutek 2008 Pavel Florian and Stanislav Kohoutek 2009 Jakub Bitman and Pavel Drancak 2010 Jakub Bitman and Pavel Drancak 2011 Jakub Bitman and Pavel Drancak 2012 Josef Rubas and Jaroslav Sobota 2013 Josef Rubas and Jaroslav Sobota 2014 Pavel Florián and Ondřej Kopřiva 2015 Stanislav Kohoutek and Michal Světnička 2016 Jakub Bitman and Pavel Drančák 2017 Petr Beran and Jaromír Janáček 2018 Jakub Bitman and Pavel Drančák 2019 Jaromír Janáček and Tomáš Švejda 2020 Jaromír Janáček and Tomáš Švejda Ladies’ Doubles 1993 Eva Lacinova and Jitka Lacinova 1994 Eva Lacinova and Jitka Lacinova 1995 Eva Lacinova and Jitka Lacinova 1996 Jarka Novakova and Jitka Lacinova 1997 Marketa Koudelkova and Ludmila Basova 1998 Marketa Koudelkova and Ludmila Basova 1999 Marketa Koudelkova and Ludmila Basova 2000 Marketa Koudelkova and Ludmila Basova 2001 Eva Brozova and Hana Milisova 2002 Ivana Vilimkova and Hana Prochazkova 2003 Eva Brozova and Hana Milisova 2004 Marketa Koudelkova and Kristyna Ludikova 2005 Eva Brozova and Hana Milisova 2006 Eva Titěrová-Brozova and Hana Milisova 2007 Eva Titěrová-Brozova and Hana Milisova 2008 Hana Prochazkova and Kristina Ludikova 2009 Eva Ttiterova – Brozova and Hana Milisova 2010 Martina Benesova and Hana Kollarova 2011 Kristína Ludíková and Marketa Mouritsen 2012 Sarka Krizkova and Katerina Tomalova 2013 Lucie Černá and Hana Milisová 2014 Lucie Černá and Hana Milisová 2015 Lucie Černá and Hana Milisová 2016 Alžběta Bášová and Michaela Fuchsová 2017 Alžběta Bášová and Michaela Fuchsová 2018 Alžběta Bášová and Michaela Fuchsová 2019 Alžběta Bášová and Michaela Fuchsová 2020 Alžběta Bášová and Michaela Fuchsová Mixed Doubles 1993 Daniel Gaspar and Jitka Lacinova 1994 Daniel Gaspar and Jitka Lacinova 1995 Michal Koudelka and Marketa Koudelkova 1996 Daniel Gaspar and Jitka Lacinova 1997 Jan Jurka and Dana Kykalova 1998 Daniel Gaspar and Jana Danhelkova 1999 Michal Koudelka and Marketa Koudelkova 2000 Pavel Kubis and Eva Melounova 2001 Martin Herout and Eva Brozova 2002 Martin Martin and Eva Brozova 2003 Petr Koukal and Marketa Koudelkova 2004 Jiri Skocdopole and Hana Prochazkova 2005 Martin Herout and Eva Brozova 2006 Martin Herout and Eva Titěrová-Brozova 2007 Martin Herout and Eva Titěrová-Brozova 2008 Pavel Florian and Martina Benesova 2009 Pavel Florian and Martina Benesova 2010 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2011 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2012 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2013 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2014 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2015 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2016 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2017 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2018 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2019 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova 2020 Jakub Bitman and Alzbeta Basova National Team Championships 1993 CKD Kompresory Praha 1994 Meteor Praha 1995 Spoje Praha 1996 Meteor Praha 1997 Meteor Praha 1998 Meteor Praha 1999 Spoje Praha 2000 Spoje Praha 2001 O.T.E.C.Sokol Radotin Meteor Praha 2002 BK 1973 Deltacar spedition, Benatky nad Jizerou 2003 BK 1973 Dektacar 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    Event-Magazin der YONEX German Open 2015 GERMAN OPEN INSIDE Donnerstag, 26. Februar 2015 Deutsche Spieler noch in vier Disziplinen dabei Die erste Runde in der Zusammenfassung „Ich mache weiter bis Rio!“ Birgit Michels steht zweimal im Achtelfinale und will sich für Olympia 2016 in Rio de Janeiro qualifizieren Inhalt & Impressum Donnerstag Inhalt 3 Match of the Day (Vorschau) 4-7 Bericht & Fotos Mittwoch 8 Foto des Tages 9-13 Ergebnisse/Auslosung 14 Spielplan Donnerstag Ergebnisse und Infos auf YONEX German Open german-open-badminton.de auf Facebook Impressum Herausgeber des Eventmagazins: Hinweise: Autoren: Vermarktungsgesellschaft Aus Gründen der besseren Les- Claudia Pauli (cp) Badminton barkeit wird im Eventmagazin nur Patrick Dumke (pd) Deutschland mbH (VBD) die männliche Form verwendet. Sven Heise (sh) Südstraße 25a, Es wird ausdrücklich betont, dass D-45470 Mülheim an der Ruhr dies nicht als Diskriminierung von Fotos: Tel.: 0208/360834, Frauen verstanden werden soll. Sven Heise Fax: 0208/380122 Der Herausgeber des Eventmaga- E-Mail: [email protected] zins haftet nicht für den Inhalt der Papier & Druck: veröffentlichten Anzeigen Konica Minolta Copyright: Alexanderstr. 33 Nachdruck, auch auszugsweise, 45472 Mülheim nur mit ausdrücklicher Einwilli- gung des Herausgebers und unter voller Quellenangabe Seite 2 German Open Inside Donnerstag Match of the Day Match of the Day - Achtelfinale Max Schwenger & Josche Zurwonne — Mads Conrad-Petersen & Mads Pieler Kolding Court 2, 19.00 Uhr Das heutige Spiel des Tages ist die Achtelfinal- begegnung von Max Schwenger und Josche Zurwonne (TV Refrath/SC Union Lüding- hausen). Die Deutschen Meister im Herren- doppel, in der Weltrangliste auf Platz 24, tref- fen auf die amtierenden Vize-Europameister Mads Conrad-Petersen und Mads Pieler Kol- ding aus Dänemark (Weltranglistenplatz 13).
  • Performance Committee Report

    Performance Committee Report

    Half Yearly Meeting of the Council of Scottish Badminton Union 28 October 2018 Report by: Christine Black, Chairperson Performance Committee Title: Performance Committee Report Performance Committee meetings were held on 25 July and 10 September 2018. Performance Long Term Targets (2015 – 2019) 1 or more medals at Gold Coast Commonwealth Games 2018 – achieved (Kirsty Gilmour- Bronze medal Women’s Singles) 1 or more Scottish athletes selected for Team GB at Rio Olympics – achieved (Kirsty Gilmour) Annual Targets (2018 – 2019) 1 medal at European Championships – not achieved 1 or more medals at Gold Coast Commonwealth Games 2018 – achieved 1 Scottish player to achieve a WR of Top 20 – achieved 2 Scottish players to achieve a WR of Top 45 – in progress 4 Scottish players achieving a WR of Top 60 – achieved Youth Olympic Games (6th – 8th October – Buenos Aires) Christopher Grimley selected to represent GB with Grace King of England as highest ranked GB singles players from world junior ranking on 3 May 2018. Scotland Performance Coach Andrew Bowman was nominated to travel as Team Leader. European Junior (U19) Championships (7th – 15th September – Tallinn, Estonia) Team event – Scotland seeded 8th – a good overall performance winning all 4 matches at group stage to reach the quarter final stages where they lost out to top seeds Denmark 3 – 1. Pool Stage – Scotland beat Croatia 4 – 1 Scotland beat Poland 4 – 1 Scotland beat Netherlands 4 – 1 Scotland beat Romania 5 – 0 Individual event – Christopher Grimley and Matthew Grimley won a silver medal in men’s doubles. Individual International results Senior July - World Championships - Alex Dunn & Adam Hall won 1st round against China Taipei men’s doubles World no.
  • Cover Design from Artwork Produced by the Late Pip Capon for the 25Th ICT

    Cover Design from Artwork Produced by the Late Pip Capon for the 25Th ICT

    Cover design from artwork produced by the late Pip Capon for the 25th ICT 2015 marked the half-century of the ICT or, to use the formal title initially used, the “Inter-County Junior Badminton Championships”. Over the years this title has undergone subtle changes – sometimes the ‘Inter-County Tournament’, sometimes the ‘Inter-Counties Tournament’ …. hyphens optional. But for the thousands of team and tournament officials, and the tens of thousands of players who have been involved in the event, it’s always been ‘the ICT’ …. and ‘the ICT’ it will always remain! How did it start? How did it become the annual badminton bonanza we know and love? The following account has been compiled from available documentary sources, supplemented by the recollections of the writer and other colleagues …. and as written records, like memories, are not comprehensive, it’s the best we can manage in the circumstances! If you, your parents …. even your grandparents …. have information which might fill some of the factual blanks or provide additional colour, please let us know. But – on with the story ….. In the Beginning …. The ICT had its first outing on Tuesday, 5th April 1966 at the Wyndham School Sports Hall, Egremont, Cumberland. Yes; just a one-day event, although travel to and from the far west of Cumberland involved two further days, the northern motorway network being little more than a series of disconnected urban by-passes at that time …. and some may say that travel in Cumberland hasn’t much changed in the past half-century. Even the Chairman of the Cumberland Schools’ Badminton Association wrote at the time “Cumberland is so remote that we see few major matches of any sort”.
  • Euroopa Meistrivõistlused Sulgpallis. Meeste

    Euroopa Meistrivõistlused Sulgpallis. Meeste

    EUROOPA MEISTRIVÕISTLUSED SULGPALLIS. MEESTE PAARISMÄNG Jrk Aasta & võistluspaik Riik Kuld Riik Hõbe Riik Pronksid 1968 David Eddy Tony Jordan Robert McCoig Franz Beinvogl 1 ENG ENG SCO FRG Bochum (Frg) Roger Powell Roger Mills Mac Henderson Willi Braun 1970 Elo Hansen Erland Kops Siegfried Betz David Eddy 2 DEN DEN FRG ENG Port Talbot (Wal) Per Walsoe Henning Borch Roland Maywald Roger Powell 1972 Willi Braun Derek Talbot Erland Kops Wolfgang Bochow 3 FRG ENG DEN FRG Karlskrona (Swe) Roland Maywald Elliot Stuart Elo Hansen Gerhard Kucki 1974 Willi Braun Svend Pri Ray Stevens Elo Hansen 4 FRG DEN ENG DEN Viin (Aut) Roland Maywald Poul Petersen Mike Tredgett Flemming Delfs 1976 Ray Stevens Derek Talbot Willi Braun Bengt Froman 5 ENG ENG FRG SWE Dublin (Irl) Mike Tredgett Eddy Sutton Roland Maywald Thomas Kihlström 1978 Ray Stevens Bengt Froman David Eddy Stefan Karlsson 6 ENG SWE ENG SWE Preston (Eng) Mike Tredgett Thomas Kihlström Eddy Sutton Claess Nordin 1980 Claes Nordin Bengt Froman Flemming Delfs Mike Tredgett 7 SWE SWE DEN ENG Groningen Stefan Karlsson Thomas Kihlström Steen Skovgaard Ray Stevens 1982 Stefan Karlsson Martin Dew Claes Nordin Ray Stevens 8 SWE ENG SWE ENG Böblingen (Frg) Thomas Kihlström Mike Tredgett Lars Wendberg Andy Goode 1984 Martin Dew Morten Frost Billy Gilliland Lars Wendberg 9 ENG DEN SCO SWE Preston (Eng) Mike Tredgett Jens Peter Nierhoff Dan Travers Ulf Johansson 1986 Steen Fladberg Stefan Karlsson Jan Erik Antonsson Mark Christiansen 10 DEN SWE SWE DEN Uppsala (Swe) Jesper Helledie Thomas Kihlström Pär