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Tournament Player's Diary 2009 – 2010 TOURNAMENT PLAYER’S DIARY 2011 – 2012 Senior Diary The Senior Circuits were re-named in 2010 to: Challenger = Senior Gold Satellite = Senior Silver Orbital = Senior Bronze The name change has been done to provide: Clarity on circuit pathway for juniors through to adult Clarity on circuit for parents/players who are new to the sport Connection of BADMINTON England circuits as a „family‟ of circuits and a genuine progression route The Senior Circuits are open to any members of BADMINTON England to enter. More information can be found on the BADMINTON England website(s): http://www.badmintonengland.co.uk http://www.badmintonengland.co.uk/compete Note: SC = Sports Centre or Sports Club: LC = Leisure Centre: RC = Recreation Centre Date Title of Tournament / Closing Tournament Secretary or office to From 2011 Event Venue Date contact for forms AUGUST 8 – 14 World Badminton Badminton World Federation Championships http://www.bwfbadminton.org Wembley Arena 20 – 21 Kent SENIOR SILVER 6.8.11 Sally Murrary Medway Park, Mill Road, Hill Top, 39 Roke Road Gillingham, Kent, ME7 1HF Kenley, Surrey, CR8 5DZ Tel: 01634 333111 Tel: 07976 814 919 (M) [email protected] 27 Hampshire Badminton 12.8.11 Graham Troke Association Open Singles 9 Cerdic Mews, Hamble Le-Rice, Tournament Southampton, Hants, SO31 4LW (Supported by HEAD) Tel: 02380 455 183/07919 205283 Westgate Badminton Centre, [email protected] Cheriton Road, Winchester, Hants, SO22 5AZ Tel: 01962 877 626 1 SEPTEMBER 3 - 4 Hertfordshire SENIOR SILVER 10.8.11 Eddie Lintott Hertfordshire Sports Village, Flat 5, 3 Hillside Road, St Albans, Herts, de Havilland Campus, Hatfield AL1 3QZ Business Park, Hatfield, Herts, Tel: 01727 864240 (H) / 01707 277 165 (W) AL10 9EU [email protected] Tel: 01707 285 566 10 - 11 Lancashire SENIOR GOLD 20.8.11 Mike Wright Lancashire CBA, Leigh Indoor LC, 36 Halsall Lane, Formby Sale Way, Leigh Sports Village, Liverpool, L37 3NW Leigh, WN7 4JY Tel: 07786 314932 Tel: 01942 487800 [email protected] 9 - 11 4 Nations Parabadminton Series 19.9.11 James Phillips Welsh Championships Badminton Wales, Sport Wales National Sport Wales National Centre, Centre, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, CF11 9SW Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, Tel: 08450 454 301 (W) / 07530 255 084 (M) CF11 9SW [email protected] Tel: 08450 454 301 17 - 18 Wimbledon Under 19 Open 26.8.11 Jenny Lacey (U19 Circuit) 24 Gateways, Surbiton Hill Road, Surbiton, Wimbledon Racquets & Fitness Surrey, KT6 4TR Club, Cranbrook Road, London, Tel: 07730 910 129 SW19 4HD [email protected] Tel: 0208 947 5806 17 - 18 Harrogate SENIOR SILVER 27.8.11 Mike Broomhead Harrogate Racquets Club, Flat 4, Tewit Well Court, 7 Leeds Road, Firs Road, Harrogate, HG2 8HA Harrogate, HG2 8AW Tel: 01423 871 541 Tel: 01423 563 791 (H) / 07906 845 160 (M) [email protected] 17 - 18 29th Duchy of Cornwall 2.9.11 Mrs L S Collins SENIOR SILVER 31 Trecarrack Road, Pengegon, Camborne, Carn Brea LC, Pool, Redruth, Cornwall, TR14 7UQ Cornwall, TR15 3QS Tel: 01209 713 794 (H) / 07768 168 448 (M) Tel: 01209 714 766 [email protected] 24 - 25 Solihull & Shirley 2.9.11 Andrew Kitching SENIOR SILVER 1 Stoneleigh Road, Solihull. West Midlands. St Peter‟s Catholic School, B91 1DG Whitefields Road, Tel: 0121 705 0211 (H) / 0785 4348 070 (M) Solihull. B91 3NZ [email protected] 2 24 Somerset SENIOR BRONZE 12.9.11 Catherine Sertin Princess Royal SC, Wellington 49 Pear Tree Way Wellington, Somerset, School, South Street, Wellington, TA21 9AB Somerset, TA21 8NT Tel: 07860 206 467 (M) Tel: 01823 668 718 [email protected] 24 Suffolk U19 Open (U19 Circuit) 1.9.11 Mike Tee Suffolk One, Scrivener Drive, 18 Tayberry Place, Ipswich, IP3 9GP Ipswich IP8 3SU Tel: 01473 728 262 (H) / 01473 432 932 (W) Tel: 01473 556600 07740 839 617 (M) [email protected] OCTOBER 1 - 2 COUNTY RESTRICTED WEEKEND 8 Dorset SENIOR SILVER 17.9.11 Mr Alex May Sir David English SC, East Way, 69A Wentworth Avenue, Southbourne, Bournemouth, BH8 9PZ Bournemouth, BH5 2EH Tel: 01202 437 800 Tel: 07759 829 233 [email protected] 8 The 6th Hull SENIOR BRONZE 16.9.11 Mary Hargreaves The Hull Badminton Centre, The 25 South Street, Cottingham, Hull & East Riding Sports Club, HU16 4AH Chanterlands Avenue, Hull, Tel: 01482 849 954 HU5 4ED [email protected] Tel: 01482 342 156 8 Worcestershire U19 Open (U19 16.9.11 Margaret Hargreaves Circuit) 2 High House Drive, Inkberrow, Perdiswell Leisure Centre, Bilford Worcestershire, WR7 4EG Road, Worcester, WR3 8DX Tel: 01386 792 123 Tel: 01905 457 189 [email protected] 15 Bournemouth PC 24.9.11 Joe Wright SENIOR BRONZE 8 Cringle Avenue, Bournemouth, BH6 4HX Portchester School, Harewood Tel: 07747 883 238 Avenue, Bournemouth, BH7 6NZ [email protected] 15 - 16 Northumberland 19.9.11 Steve Porter SENIOR SILVER Lyn-dene, Milfield Road, Riding Mill, Benfield Centre for Sporting Northumberland, NE44 6DL Excellence, Benfield Road, Tel: 07795 204 545 Newcastle, NE6 4NU [email protected] Tel: 0191 275 9009 3 22 The GLOS+STARS Performance 1.10.11 George Moorey Centre SENIOR BRONZE 3 Oxford Street, Gloucester, GL1 3EG Aspire Sports & Cultural Trust Tel: 07780 524 310 GL1 Bruton Way, Gloucester [email protected] GL1 1DT Tel: 01452 396 601 22 - 23 Wycombe Under 19 Open 30.10.11 Fiona Foy Tournament (U19 Circuit) Badminton Wycombe, Crest Road, High Badminton Wycombe, Crest Road, Wycombe, Bucks, HP11 1UA High Wycombe, Bucks, HP11 1UA Tel: 01494 436 200 (W) / 077157109 88 (H) Tel: 01494 436 200 [email protected] 29 - 30 Wimbledon SENIOR GOLD 7.10.11 John Herdman Wimbledon Racquets and Fitness 49 York Avenue, Stanmore, Middlesex, Club, Cranbrook Road, London HA7 2HT SW19 4HD Tel: 0208 907 7821 (H) / 07976 834 442 (M) Tel: 02089 475 806 [email protected] 29 - 30 The 44th Oxfordshire SENIOR 7.10.11 Robert McKinney SILVER 138-144 London Road, Wheatley, White Horse Leisure and Tennis Oxfordshire, OX33 1JH Centre, Audlett Drive, Abingdon, Tel: 01865 875 914 (W) / 07795 576 344(M) Oxon, OX14 3PJ [email protected] Tel: 01235 540 700 NOVEMBER 5 – 6 The 43rd Staffordshire SENIOR 14.10.11 Dave Eddy SILVER 12 Austen Place, Edgbaston, Birmingham, Meadowside Leisure Centre, B15 1NJ High Street, Burton-Upon-Trent, Tel: 0121 454 0473 (H) / 07760 228 197 (M) Staffordshire, DE14 1TL [email protected] 5 Bournemouth PC 15.10.11 Joe Wright SENIOR SILVER 8 Cringle Avenue, Bournemouth, BH6 4HX Sir David English, East Way, Tel: 07747 883 238 (M) Bournemouth, BH8 9PZ [email protected] Tel: 01202 437 800 4 Northumberland U19 Richard Taylor International Team Tournament 23 Higbury, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, The Parks LC, Howdon Road, Tyne and Wear, NE2 3DY North Shields, Tyne & Wear, Tel: 0191 281 3152 NE29 6TL [email protected] Tel: 0191 200 6364 4 5 - 6 Northumberland U19 Open 14.10.11 Richard Taylor International (U19 Circuit) 23 Higbury, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, The Parks LC, Howdon Road, Tyne and Wear, NE2 3DY North Shields, Tyne & Wear, Tel: 0191 281 3152 NE29 6TL [email protected] Tel: 0191 200 6364 22 - 26 Parabadminton World TBC http://www.parabadminton.org Federation World Championships Guatemala 12 - 13 Inter County Championships BE Competitions & Events Team Weekend: Tel: 01908 268 400 Premier A – Surrey Sports Park, Guildford, Surrey, GU2 7AD Tel: 01483 689 111 Premier B – National Badminton Centre, Milton Keynes, MK8 9LA Tel: 01908 578 300 19 The Glos-Stars Performance 29.10.11 George Moorey Centre SENIOR SILVER 3 Oxford Street, Gloucester, GL1 3EG Aspire Sports & Cultural Trust Tel: 07780 524 310 GL1 Bruton Way [email protected] Gloucester GL1 1DT Tel: 01452 396 601 18 - 20 Guernsey U19 Open U19 23.10.11 Jane Le Tissier Circuit) 102 Rue de la Haie, Les Prins, Vale, Rohais Badminton Hall, Rohais, St Guernsey, GY6 8HF Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 1YP Tel: 01481 252 097 (H) / 07781 112 315 (M) Tel: 02481 725 067 [email protected] 18 - 20 4 Nations Parabadminton Series 21.10.11 TBC Irish Championships Lisburn Racquets Club, 36 Belfast Road, Lisburn, BT27 4AS 18 - 20 BUCS Individual Championship TBC TBC 5 26 - 27 Tees Valley SENIOR SILVER 4.11.11 Roger Cook Thornaby Pavilion, 13 Perth Grove, Hartburn, Wrightson House, Allensway, Stockon-on-Tees, TS18 5BJ Thornaby Town Centre, Tel: 01642 656 227 TS17 9EW [email protected] Tel: 01642 760 971 26 Cheshire SENIOR BRONZE 5.11.11 Alan Nottingham Cheshire County SC, 19 Thistlewood Drive, Wilmslow, Cheshire, Plas Newton Lane, Chester, SK9 2RF CH2 1PR Tel: 01625 535 540 (H) / 07876 560 533 (M) Tel: 01244 318 167 [email protected] 26 Bournemouth PC U19 Open 5.11.11 Joe Wright (U19 Circuit) 8 Cringle Avenue, Bournemouth, BH6 4HX Sir David English, East Way, Tel: 07747 883 238 (M) Bournemouth, BH8 9PZ [email protected] Tel: 01202 437 800 DECEMBER 2 - 3 Jersey SENIOR SILVER 11.11.11 Lindsey Woodward (Supported by Credit Suisse) Le Picachon, Mont Cochon, St Helier, New Gilson Hall, La Pouquelaye, Jersey, C. I., JE2 3JB St Helier, Jersey, JE2 3GF Tel: 01534 505 907 (H) / 07797 761 659 (W) Tel: 01534 880 540 [email protected] 3 The University of Manchester 12.11.11 Gary Poynton SENIOR BRONZE 106 Chervil Close, Fallowfield, Armitage Site, Moseley Road, Manchester, M14 7DP Fallowfield, Manchester, Tel: 07731 306 917 (M) M14 6HE [email protected] Tel: 0161 306 9988 3 Essex U19 Open (U19 Circuit) 9.11.11 Helen Turrell Harlow Leisure Zone, 2nd Avenue, 3 Thorndales, Brentwood, Essex, CM14 5DE Harlow, Essex, CM20 3DT Tel: 07767 774 647
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