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06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 1 Presented by K & D Graphics and USA Badminton $30,000 Prize Purse Orange County Badminton Club California, USA 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 2 2006 OCBC/YONEX US OPEN ORGANIZING COMMITTEE SANCTIONING ORGANIZATIONS TITLE SPONSORS International Badminton Federation (IBF) Yonex Corporation Pan American Badminton Confederation (PABC) K & D Graphics United States Badminton Association (USAB) Southern California Badminton Association (SCBA) EQUIPMENT SPONSOR Yonex Corporation HONORARY CHAIRPERSON Dr. Kang Young Joong, President (IBF) OFFICIAL HOTEL DoubleTree Hotel - Anaheim/Orange ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CHAIR Don Chew, President/CEO (K&D Graphics/OCBC) UMPIRES David Carton TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR Ian Counter Paisan Rangsikitpho, Vice President (USAB) Manfred Giehl (Germany) Elaine Kong REFEREE Catharine Lee Ian Lagden (CAN) David Lee Lynn Maund DEPUTY REFEREE Mrs. Ali Nanning (Netherland) Charlotte Ackerman Christina Orita Chris Phillips TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE Arthur Schwartz Bob Cook - Assistant Tournament Director Dudley Chen, Terry Lira - Match Control LINE JUDGES Dale Crawford, Jeff Yau - Tournament Desk Ron Blanchard Carol Bryan - Results/Draws Victor Liu Ana Cook, Tim Mangkalakiri, Panita Phongasavithas, Gisele Nguyen Jeff Yau - Registration/Credentials/Information Leslie Nguyen Ed Barnes, Calvin Blocker - Court Manager Linda Shen Carol Bryan, Tom Wilmhurst - Line Judge Coordinator Peni Subhandi Oraphan Chansawangpuvana - Awards and Presentation Dudley Chen, Dale Crawford, Glenn Crawford, Terry Lira - ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Welcoming Cliff Peters, President - USAB Montri Chew - Public Relations Kim Chew, Chairwoman - K & D Graphics Montri Chew, Paul Phongasavithas, Mark Phongsasavithes, Chitose Renge, President/CEO – Sonny Yen - Logistics Yonex Corporation Dan Cloppas, Executive Director - USAB SPORTS THERAPY Peggy Savosik, Programs & Financial Vernon Henry Services - USAB TRANSPORTATION Dale Crawford Glenn Crawford Printed by K & D Graphics Sonny Yen 2 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 3 2005 US Men’s Doubles World Championships gold medalist Tony Gunawan (top) and Howard Bach (bottom) Presented by K & D Graphics and USA Badminton $30,000 Prize Purse Orange County Badminton Club California, USA SCHEDULE Wednesday, August 9th $15 Adult / $10 Kids • First Round • 9 am to 9 pm Thursday, August 10th $15 Adult / $10 Kids • Quarter Finals • Starts 12 pm th For Information Friday, August 11 and Tickets: $25 Adult / $15 Kids • Semi-Finals • Starts 6 pm Orange County Saturday, August 12th Badminton Club (714) 639-6222 $25 Adult / $15 Kids • Finals • Starts 6 pm 1432 N Main St, $50 Adult / $30 Kids “All-Week” Pass Available Orange, CA 92867 10% discount for Students, USAB and SCBA Members (ID required) www.ocbadmintonclub.com 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 4 YONEX CORPORATION - PRESIDENT CHITOSE RENGE August 9, 2006 Dear Participants and Badminton Friends, Welcome to the 2006 U.S. Open Badminton Championships, and the 2006 Senior International Badminton Championships. We are proud to be the title sponsor of the Championships, and we look forward to an outstanding tournament that will be filled with enthusiasm and excitement. Yonex, in cooperation with USA Badminton, has been committed to making badminton better known as a high level, professional sport across the globe. As each year passes, we have seen the sport of badminton and its popularity grow by leaps and bounds, and we are honored to be associated with such a great event. The U.S. Open has become a premier platform for players across the globe to showcase their talents and compete in a high exposure, top-level competition. The level of talent and competition has risen each and every year, and it is easy to see why this tournament, The United States Open, is becoming the type of event that every badminton player will dream of winning. I would like to take this opportunity to thank USA Badminton, the IBF, The U.S. Open Tournament Committee, Orange County Badminton Club, K & D Graphics, and especially Don Chew and his family for their commitment and devotion to growing the future of the sport of badminton. Additionally, many thanks to the volunteers and staff for making this event possible, and to the players for showing their caliber of play. Good luck to all participants, and much success to the 2006 U.S. Open Badminton Championships! Sincerely, Chitose Renge President/CEO 4 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 5 K & D GRAPHICS - PRESIDENT DON CHEW & CHAIRPERSON KIM CHEW August 9, 2006 Dear Participants and Badminton Friends: Welcome to the 2006 Yonex/OCBC US Open and Senior International Badminton Championships, and to the Orange County Badminton Club. We are proud to have the honor and privilege of hosting this $30,000 World Grand Prix event for the tenth year at our badminton facility. 129 athletes will compete for the US Open titles. In addition, over 82 athletes will have fun in the senior divisions as they compete for the 20 international senior titles. The US Open is a great sequel to the 2005 World Championships (at the Arrowhead Pond) for badminton lovers in the US. It is very important for badminton supporters to spread the word and come watch premier badminton events because their success will lead to future, bigger international events in the US. We would like to thank Yonex Corporation for their sponsorship of the tournament and their continued support of badminton at the Orange County Badminton Club. Many thanks to the International Badminton Federation, USA Badminton, the Organizing Committee and the volunteers of Southern California Badminton Association for their endless dedication and contribution to the success of this tournament. We hope you will enjoy the tournament and your stay here in sunny Southern California. Best wishes and good luck to all the participants! Sincerely, Don Chew Kim Chew President/CEO Chairwoman 5 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 6 USA BADMINTON - VICE PRESIDENT PAISAN RANGSIKITPHO August 9, 2006 Dear Badminton Friends: On behalf of USA Badminton, the Southern California Badminton Association, and the U.S. Open Organizing Committee, I would like to welcome you to the 2006 Yonex/OCBC US Open and 2006 Yonex/OCBC Senior International Badminton Championships. It is exciting that US badminton can build on the success and exposure it received at the 2005 World Championsips by hosting a world-class event such as the US Open. I know the stars of this event, the 129 Open athletes and the 82 Senior athletes from all over the world, will amaze the crowd with their spectacular rallies and their amazing athletic abilities. Special thanks to the Yonex Corporation, Orange County Badminton Club, and K & D Graphics for their support of the Yonex/OCBC U.S. Open and the Yonex/OCBC Senior International. We are extremely grateful to Mr. Don Chew and his family for making this event possible. The US Open and Senior International is also supported by the DoubleTree Hotel, the International Badminton Federation, USA Badminton and Southern California Badminton Association, who support us in many ways to help create an outstanding event. Additional appreciation should also go to our tournament officials, staff and volunteers for all of their hard work. Lastly, I would also like to thank our loyal badminton fans for their continuing dedication to badminton. Your support of the US Open will make future major badminton events in the US possible. To all the athletes, good luck and enjoy the tournament! Sincerely, Paisan Rangsikitpho Tournament Director 6 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 7 USA BADMINTON - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DAN CLOPPAS August 6, 2006 Dear Participants and Friends, On behalf of USA Badminton and the National Office it is indeed a pleasure to welcome you to the OCBC/Yonex U.S. Open and Senior International Badminton Championships. This event annually draws top quality players from across the United States and throughout the world and there is sure to be plenty of exciting badminton on display. I know many of you look forward to this yearly event to renew friendships and rivalries but also recognize the importance of this competition as results are used for international rankings. USA Badminton thanks the Yonex Corporation and K & D Graphics for again sponsoring this prestigious event, the Orange County Badminton Club for facility support and the Chew Family for their outstanding hospitality. In addition, thanks to Paisan Rangsikitpho, Tournament Director, the tournament committee and the volunteers and staff behind the scenes for the countless hours of work they have put into making this event happen and in ensuring that it is a well-run and high-quality tournament. And as always, my thanks go to the officials for their efforts in maintaining fair play on court. To everyone involved with this year’s 2006 U.S. Open and Senior International Badminton Championships, please accept my best wishes for a successful tournament and an enjoyable time. Sincerely, James D. Cloppas Executive Director 7 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 8 Yonex is the Official Equipment Sponsor and Official Shuttlecock Supplier for USA Badminton WWW.YONEX.COM 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 9 06_US_Open_program 8/4/06 12:40 PM Page 10 US OPEN BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS - PARTICIPANTS A [BRA] ARAUJO, Lucas [PHI] ASUNCION, Kennevic [PHI] ASUNCION, Kennie B [USA] BACH, Howard [CAN] BERES, Mike [USA] BLANCHET, Serge Thomas [USA] BOBOSHKO, Iryna C [SCO] CASEY, Alistair [USA] CHAN, Wei Hwa [USA] CHAN,
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    Top 50 Badminton Prize Winners - 2017 National Total Prize Money Rank Player Association (USD) 1 Akane Yamaguchi JPN US$261,363 2 Chen Qingchen CHN 256,551 3 Tai Tzu Ying TPE 240,050 4 Srikanth Kidambi IND 236,423 5 Zheng Siwei CHN 207,581 6 Huang Yaqiong CHN 195,907 7 Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo INA 186,625 7 Marcus Fernaldi Gideon INA 186,625 9 Viktor Axelsen DEN 165,550 10 Lee Chong Wei MAS 165,188 11 Pusarla Venkata Sindhu IND 159,275 12 Ratchanok Intanon THA 149,813 13 Chen Long CHN 135,153 14 Lee So Hee KOR 131,799 15 Jia Yifan CHN 112,483 16 Zhang Nan CHN 106,138 17 Carsten Mogensen DEN 99,624 17 Mathias Boe DEN 99,624 19 Sayaka Sato JPN 99,095 20 Nozomi Okuhara JPN 97,913 21 Liu Yuchen CHN 97,388 22 Christinna Pedersen DEN 97,318 23 Koharu Yonemoto JPN 96,828 24 Shiho Tanaka JPN 94,043 25 Carolina Marin ESP 93,673 National Total Prize Money Rank Player Association (USD) 26 Sung Ji Hyun KOR 91,345 27 Li Junhui CHN 90,388 28 Lin Dan CHN 86,495 29 Lu Kai CHN 86,440 30 Son Wan Ho KOR 86,258 31 Shi Yuqi CHN 85,210 32 Sayaka Hirota JPN 85,037 33 Misaki Matsutomo JPN 84,525 34 Chang Ye Na KOR 80,138 35 Liu Cheng CHN 78,806 36 Wang Yilyu CHN 78,775 37 Tontowi Ahmad INA 77,565 38 Shin Seung Chan KOR 77,555 39 Chou Tien Chen TPE 76,750 40 Ayaka Takahashi JPN 76,597 41 Liliyana Natsir INA 76,500 42 Huang Dongping CHN 73,754 43 Yuki Fukushima JPN 71,168 44 Tse Ying Suet HKG 71,125 45 Tang Chun Man HKG 68,241 46 Kamilla Rytter Juhl DEN 67,684 47 Keigo Sonoda JPN 62,484 47 Takeshi Kamura JPN 62,484 49 Yu Xiaohan CHN 62,268 50 Chen Yufei CHN 60,513 Copyright: Badzine.net This list can be used for editorial purposes free of rights.
  • 2009 Major Tournament Winners

    2009 Major Tournament Winners

    ⇧ 2010 Back to Badzine Results Page ⇩ 2008 2009 Major Tournament Winners Men's singles Women's singles Men's doubles Women's doubles Mixed doubles World Championships Lin Dan Lu Lan Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng Zhang Yawen / Zhao Tingting Thomas Laybourn / Kamilla Rytter Juhl Super Series Malaysia Open Lee Chong Wei Tine Baun Jung Jae Sung / Lee Yong Dae Lee Hyo Jung / Lee Kyung Won Nova Widianto / Liliyana Natsir Korea Open Peter Gade Tine Baun Mathias Boe / Carsten Mogensen Cheng Wen Hsing / Chien Yu Chin Lee Yong Dae / Lee Hyo Jung All England Lin Dan Wang Yihan Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng Zhang Yawen / Zhao Tingting He Hanbin / Yu Yang Swiss Open Lee Chong Wei Wang Yihan Koo Kien Keat / Tan Boon Heong Du Jing / Yu Yang Zheng Bo / Ma Jin Singapore Open Bao Chunlai Zhou Mi Anthony Clark / Nathan Robertson Zhang Yawen / Zhao Tingting Zheng Bo / Ma Jin Indonesia Open Lee Chong Wei Saina Nehwal Jung Jae Sung / Lee Yong Dae Chin Eei Heui / Wong Pei Tty Zheng Bo / Ma Jin Japan Open Bao Chunlai Wang Yihan Markis Kido / Hendra Setiawan Ma Jin / Wang Xiaoli Songphon Anugritayawon / Kunchala Voravichitchaikul China Masters Lin Dan Wang Shixian Guo Zhendong / Xu Chen Du Jing / Yu Yang Tao Jiaming / Wang Xiaoli Denmark Open Simon Santoso Tine Baun Koo Kien Keat / Tan Boon Heong Pan Pan / Zhang Yawen Joachim Fischer-Nielsen / Christinna Pedersen French Open Lin Dan Wang Yihan Markis Kido / Hendra Setiawan Ma Jin / Wang Xiaoli Nova Widianto / Liliyana Natsir Hong Kong Open Lee Chong Wei Wang Yihan Jung Jae Sung / Lee Yong Dae Ma Jin / Wang Xiaoli Robert Mateusiak
  • Men's Doubles - Ranking of April 26Th, 2012 Eligible Players Are Shown in Green Rows

    Men's Doubles - Ranking of April 26Th, 2012 Eligible Players Are Shown in Green Rows

    BADZINE'S OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION DUMMY LIST Men's doubles - Ranking of April 26th, 2012 Eligible players are shown in green rows. Reserve Players are highlighted in the blue font. Rank IN/OUT? Country Player BWF ID Points Tournaments Confederation Cai Yun 50251 1 CHN1 96011 13 Fu Haifeng 51729 Asia Jung Jae Sung 53426 2 KOR1 89561 16 Asia Lee Yong Dae 52774 Mathias Boe 50292 3 DEN 78257 13 Europe Carsten Mogensen 51304 Ko Sung Hyun 88094 4 KOR2 76047 18 Asia Yoo Yeon Seong 52273 Chai Biao 96784 5 CHN2 67550 19 Asia Guo Zhendong 14607 Muhammad Ahsan 52749 6 INA1 63329 17 Asia Bona Septano 52742 Fang Chieh Min 52930 7 TPE 59469 23 Asia Lee Sheng Mu 52931 Markis Kido 50420 8 INA2 58040 18 Asia Hendra Setiawan 51074 Koo Kien Keat 14288 9 MAS 57391 13 Asia Tan Boon Heong 52703 Naoki Kawamae 51213 10 JPN 55497 23 Asia Shoji Sato 50658 Hirokatsu Hashimoto 74326 11 JPN 55348 22 Asia Noriyasu Hirata 15380 Alvent Yulianto Chandra 11354 12 INA 54860 22 Asia Hendra Aprida Gunawan 11401 Hong Wei 69809 13 CHN 54470 19 Asia Shen Ye 53939 * The Australian Olympic Committee may select doubles pairs in only two disciplines as continental qualifiers. BADZINE'S OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION DUMMY LIST Men's doubles - Ranking of April 26th, 2012 Eligible players are shown in green rows. Reserve Players are highlighted in the blue font. Rank IN/OUT? Country Player BWF ID Points Tournaments Confederation Hiroyuki Endo 54026 14 JPN 52970 22 Asia Kenichi Hayakawa 54527 Liu Xiaolong 11777 15 CHN 45076 22 Asia Qiu Zihan 47277 Mads Conrad Petersen 42722 16 DEN 43839 17 Europe