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EVENTS CALENDAR 2017-2018 Version 7 As at 24Th May 2017 EVENTS CALENDAR 2017-2018 Version 20 as at 15th December 2017 August 201 7 Cadet Junior Senior Veteran Other Events Saturday 5th August 2017 Sunday 6th August 2017 Saturday 12th August 2017 Sunday 13th August 2017 14-18th August 2017 Saturday 19th August 2017 Corby Smash 1 Star Corby Smash 1 Star British League Premier (1) Grand Prix (1) - Liverpool Sunday 20th August 2017 Grand Prix (1) – Liverpool 21-24th August 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp Saturday 26th August 2017 Sunday 27th August 2017 Burton Uxbridge 2 Star Burton Uxbridge 2 Star 28th is a Bank Holiday Thurs 31st August 2017 School Games – Loughborough Uni School Games – Loughborough Uni Fri 1st September 2017 School Games – Loughborough Uni School Games – Loughborough Uni Saturday 2nd September 2017 School Games – Loughborough School Games – Loughborough British League Premier (2) VETTS N-E Masters - Sunderland Hunts 2 Star Hunts 2 Star Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Sunday 3rd September 2017 School Games – Loughborough Uni School Games – Loughborough Uni Hunts 2 Star VETTS N-E Masters – Sunderland Hunts 2 Star Hunts 2 Star Hunts 2 Star Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Draycott 1 Star Ranking Thursday 7th September 2017 Friday 8th September 2017 Corby Smash Superleague 1 Star 8-10th ETTU Youth Top 10 8-10th Veterans 7 Nations Saturday 9th September 2017 Butterfly Sycamore 1 Star Butterfly Sycamore 1 Star British League Championship Hereford 1 Star’ Club & Volunteer Conference Nittaku Scunthorpe 1 Star Nittaku Scunthorpe 1 Star Nittaku Scunthorpe 1 Star Worcester th th Sunday 10 September 2017 Butterfly Sycamore 2 Star Hereford 1 Star British League Championship 13-17 European Champs - Butterfly Sycamore 2 Star Luxembourg Saturday 16th September 2017 Cippenham 4 Star Cippenham 4 Star Veterans British League (1) Derby th Sunday 17 September 2017 Cippenham 4 Star Cippenham 4 Star Ipswich Britannia Series (1) Veterans British League (1) Derby Blackpool 2 Star Blackpool 2 Star Saturday 23rd September 2017 Milton Keynes 2 Star Junior British League (1) Derby Milton Keynes 2 Star th Sunday 24 September 2017 Junior British League (1) Derby th Saturday 30 September 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp Women’s British League (1) Kettering 26-5rd Oct Para European Champs Hereford 1 Star Slovakia Colour Code: 1) Events shown in RED are new or amended dates: 2) Events shown in BLUE are dates set for England Youth Squad, Training & Competition: 3) Events shown in PURPLE are run by Organisations in Good Standing that affect significant numbers of our members Page 1 of 6 EVENTS CALENDAR 2017-2018 Version 20 as at 15th December 2017 October 2017 Cadet Junior Senior Veteran Other Events Sunday 1st October 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp Women’s British League (1) Kettering Corby Smash Ratings 1 Star Bishop Auckland 2 Star Bishop Auckland 2 Star Ipswich Britannia Series (2) BATTS 1 Star Hereford 1 Star Saturday 7th October 2017 County Champs (1) West Midlands 2 Star British League (1) West Midlands 2 Star Sunday 8th October 2017 Yorkshire 2 Star Yorkshire 2 Star British League (1) Fusion 2 Star Fusion 2 Star Saturday 14th October 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp British League Premier (3) VETTS Midland Masters - Aldersley National Junior League (1) Grand Prix (2) - Crawley Sunday 15th October 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp Grand Prix (2) - Crawley VETTS Midland Masters - Aldersley Halton 1 Star Halton 1 Star Saturday 21st October 2017 County Champs (1) County Champs Premier (1) 20-22nd Men’s World Cup County Champs (1) National Council Sunday 22nd October 2017 Milton Keynes 2 Star Milton Keynes 2 Star Hereford 2 Star County Champs Premier (1) 21-29th World Cadet Challenge Blackpool 2 Star Blackpool 2 Star Hereford 2 Star 23-27th October 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp Saturday 28th October 2017 Stockton 4 Star Stockton 4 Star County Champs Premier (1) County Champs (1) Sunday 29th October 2017 Stockton 4 Star Stockton 4 Star County Champs Premier (1) Ipswich Britannia Tri-Series (1) Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Bristol Veterans Ratings 1 Star BATTS 2 Star Saturday 4th November 2017 Milton Keynes 2 Star Milton Keynes 2 Star British League (2) 3-5th Youth Olympic Europe Qual – Croatia Sunday 5th November 2017 Burton Uxbridge 2 Star Burton Uxbridge 2 Star British League (2) Fusion 2 Star – tbc Fusion 2 Star- tbc Yorkshire 2 Star Yorkshire 2 Star Saturday 11th Nov 2017 British League Premier (4) 10-12th Home Countries – Guernsey Grand Prix (3) - Tipton Sunday 12th Nov 2017 National Cadet League (1) Grand Prix (3) - Tipton Ipswich Britannia Series (3) Saturday 18th Nov 2017 Chandlers 4 Star Chandlers 4 Star + 60’s County Champs Premier (1) + 60’s County Champs Div 1 (1) Sunday 19th Nov 2017 Chandlers 4 Star Chandlers 4 Star Cippenham Super 6 2 Star + 60’s County Champs Premier (1) Blackpool 2 Star Blackpool 2 Star Saturday 25th Nov 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp BUCS Individual Championships VETTS Eastern Masters - Norwich 24-26 ETTU Cup Jarvis Sports Horsham Spinners 1 Star National Junior League (2) Yorkshire 1 Star Jarvis Sports Horsham Spinners 1 Star Hereford 1 Star Sunday 26th Nov 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp BUCS Individual Championships VETTS Eastern Masters - Norwich 26-3rd Dec World Junior Champs – Halton 2 Star Halton 2 Star Italy Corby Smash 1 Star Corby Smash 1 Star Jarvis Sports Horsham Spinners 2 Star Jarvis Sports Horsham Spinners 2 Star Colour Code: 1) Events shown in RED are new or amended dates: 2) Events shown in BLUE are dates set for England Youth Squad, Training & Competition: 3) Events shown in PURPLE are run by Organisations in Good Standing that affect significant numbers of our members Page 2 of 6 EVENTS CALENDAR 2017-2018 Version 20 as at 15th December 2017 December 2017 Cadet Junior Senior Veteran Other Events Saturday 2nd December 2017 Butterfly Sycamore 1 Star County Champs (2) British League Premier (5) Hereford 1 Star Butterfly Sycamore 1 Star County Champs (2) Sunday 3rd December 2017 National Cadet League (2) Ipswich Britannia Tri-Series (2) Saturday 9th December 2017 SGS College Bristol Academy 4 Star SGS College Bristol Academy 4 Star VETTS Joan Beadle Memorial Club & Volunteer Conference Tournament East Canterbury Sunday 10th December 2017 SGS College Bristol Academy 4 Star SGS College Bristol Academy 4 Star BATTS 2 Star VETTS Joan Beadle Memorial Butterfly Sycamore 2 Star Butterfly Sycamore 2 Star Tournament Ormesby 2 Star Ormesby 2 Star Canterbury Saturday 16th December 2017 County Champs (2) County Championships Premier British League Premier (6) + 60’s County Champs Div 1 (2) 14-17th World Tour Grand Finals Grand Prix (4) - Bath 15-17th ETTU Cup Sunday 17th December 2017 Blackpool 2 Star County Championships Premier Grand Prix (4) - Bath Fusion 1 Star Blackpool 2 Star Fusion 1 Star Saturday 23rd December 2017 Sunday 24th December 2017 Christmas Eve 27-29th December 2017 EYS Camp EYS Camp Thursday 28th December 2017 Burton Uxbridge 2 Star Burton Uxbridge 2 Star Saturday 30th December 2017 Hereford 2 Star Draycott 1 Star Ranking Sunday 31st December 2017 Tuesday 2nd January 2018 Milton Keynes 2 Star Milton Keynes 2 Star Saturday 6th January 2018 East Midlands 4 Star East Midlands 4 Star County Champs (3) VETTS Southern Masters Sunday 7th January 2018 East Midlands 4 Star East Midlands 4 Star VETTS Southern Masters Jarvis Sports Horsham Spinners 2 Star Jarvis Sports Horsham Spinners 2 Star Saturday 13th January 2018 English Schools Team Zone Finals English Schools Team Zone Finals British League Premier (7) County Champs Premier (2) National Council County Champs (2) Sunday 14th January 2018 English Schools Team Zone Finals English Schools Team Zone Finals Ipswich Britannia Series (4) County Champs Premier (2) BATTS 2 Star BATTS 2 Star Cippenham Team 2 Star Saturday 20th January 2018 County Champs Premier Cliffedale Chandlers 2 Star Club & Volunteer Conference Cliffedale Chandlers 2 Star Bribar Plymouth 2 Star North West Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Sunday 21st January 2018 County Champs Premier Burton Uxbridge 1 Star British League (3) Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Bribar Plymouth 2 Star Bribar 1 Star Rating - Grantham Burton Uxbridge 1 Star Saturday 27th January 2018 EYS Camp EYS Camp British League Premier (8) Jarvis Sports Horsham Spinners 2 Star National Junior League (3) Women’s British League (2) - Jarvis Sports Horsham Spinners 2 Star Sheffield Sunday 28th January 2018 EYS Camp EYS Camp Women’s British League (2) – Bishop Auckland 2 Star Bishop Auckland 2 Star Sheffield Butterfly Sycamore Ratings 1 Star Colour Code: 1) Events shown in RED are new or amended dates: 2) Events shown in BLUE are dates set for England Youth Squad, Training & Competition: 3) Events shown in PURPLE are run by Organisations in Good Standing that affect significant numbers of our members Page 3 of 6 EVENTS CALENDAR 2017-2018 Version 20 as at 15th December 2017 February 2018 Cadet Junior Senior Veteran Other Events Saturday 3rd February 2018 English Schools Team Regional Finals English Schools Team Regional Finals County Champs Premier (2) Jarvis Sports Chichester 1 Star Jarvis Sports Chichester 1 Star Sunday 4th February 2018 English Schools Team Regional Finals English Schools Team Regional Finals County Champs Premier (2) BPTT Para Open - Sheffield Saturday 10th February 2018 County Champs (3) Junior British League (2) Derby Cippenham Super 6 1 Star Sunday 11th February 2018 Junior British League (2) Derby Corby Smash Team Event 12th-16th February 2018 EYS Camp EYS Camp Saturday 17th February 2018 Blackpool 4 Star Blackpool 4 Star British League Premier (9) Milton Keynes 2 Star Milton Keynes 2 Star
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