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Constructive Appraisals TALES COC THE NEWSLETTER OF BWF TECHNICAL OFFICIALS APRIL 2017 EDITION NO. 15 Chair - BWF Umpire Assessment Panel, Malcolm Banham, speaks to umpires during a recent workshop in India. CONSTRUCTIVE APPRAISALS By Malcolm Banham Chair - BWF Umpire Assessment Panel The role of the BWF Umpire Assessment of the appraiser are to be constructive and Umpire: Panel is to appraise and assess umpires by intended to raise the confidence of the observing them throughout a tournament. umpire/service judge. • At the start of the match, following the toss, the umpire should hold the coin out for a sufficient length of time to The aim of the BWF Umpire Assessor, when At the end of the tournament, an appraisal enable the players and TV cameras to appraising, is to impart as much knowledge form is issued to umpires, highlighting the see the result clearly. as possible to help raise and maintain the discussions that have taken place between • Good posture in the chair is essential, standard and consistency of umpiring. the umpire and the BWF Umpire Assessor. as is a professional uniform: black, formal trousers should always be worn. The BWF Umpire Assessor will observe Points to Note: • Opening announcements are often the umpire/service judge during as many delivered too rapidly. Always take your matches as possible throughout the Reviewing appraisal notes in recent years, time and remember to breathe. There tournament and provide the appropriate the following are recurring issues which should be a clear gap between “Love all” and “Play”. Spend time rehearsing feedback, as soon as possible, following the umpires and service judges should keep in players’ names – it will help in smooth conclusion of each match. The comments mind: announcement. Continues on page 3 BADMINTON WORLD FEDERATION www.bwfbadminton.org PAGE 2 FROM THE CHAIR BY GILLES CAVERT DELIVERING ON EXPECTATIONS A new-look tournament circuit is on the way, • More humility She has been a passionate professional, aiming to provide more excitement for fans • More professionalism dedicated to her work, and we will miss her while increasing prize money for players. expertise and contribution. It is equally important that we be willing to As prize money increases, there will improve all the time. Thank you, Vanessa! be an increase in the expectations of our stakeholders, particularly corporate I cannot end this column without paying partners, players, coaches and spectators. tribute to Vanessa Freeman (right) – As technical officials, we are constantly the long-serving editor of COC-TALES; facing new challenges and we must former staff member of the International continue to ensure: Badminton Federation in Cheltenham; and • More communication overall supporter and cheerleader for our • More proactivity sport for many years. • Greater commitment • Greater team spirit Vanessa has decided to step back from • More consistency her involvement in COC-TALES to focus • Better concentration on more local and regional volunteering • Better anticipation commitments. RIGHT ON TRACK By Torsten Berg of interviews, and is expected to be concluded in August. On 19 March 2017, the BWF Council unveiled a new tournament structure for We expect the semi-professional the 2018-2021 cycle. referees to take responsibility for a major chunk of duties in 2018, but there will still The BWF Events department is currently be many jobs on all levels for those who working hard to finalise the details of this have decided not to apply for the semi- calendar of international tournaments for professional positions. 2018 – not an easy task! Appraisals – A Useful Tool We can only start allocating referees and deputies for the tournaments after the Evaluations/appraisals of referees are tournament calendar is ready, so this is part of the appointment process for the why you have not yet heard from BWF semi-professional positions, but they are regarding your availability for duties in intended to be much more than that and 2018. to include all of you. Thank you in advance for your patience The appraisal is a tool for the BWF as you await confirmation on your assessors for sharing experiences and assignments over the coming months. to mentor the referees in order to raise and further standardise the performance Semi-Professional Referees of all of us. Next year will also see the introduction of BWF President Poul-Erik Høyer (left) discusses the BWF’s new the panel of semi-professional referees. Several appraisals have now been tournament structure during the BWF Council meeting in Malaysia. By the time you read this, BWF will have conducted and the results have been At right is BWF Deputy President Gustavo Salazar Delgado. completed the first interviews for these positive and encouraging. positions. The appointment process will include appraisals of practical We hope to cover all BWF referees in performance, and possibly another round 2017 and 2018. BADMINTON WORLD FEDERATION www.bwfbadminton.org PAGE 3 LIFE ON THE LINE participated as a line judge at the Welsh most historically prestigious tournaments, with International — my first international its high level of professionalism and attention tournament! to detail. I had the privilege and honour to serve as one What are the valuable lessons you have of four line-judge coordinators for the 2014 learnt? Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, working with 80 line judges from many Commonwealth That, as a line judge, you are part of a team of countries. I then took on the role of line-judge technical officials, and a very important part of coordinator for Scotland, and was confirmed as that team. Line judges play a major role and a BWF line judge with my first assignment at are now being recognised by, for example, the BWF World Senior Championships 2015 in BWF implementing its team of line judges for Helsingborg, Sweden. its Major Events. I gained a lot of experience at the OUE It pays to be professional in your appearance, Singapore Open 2015, including mentorship manner, calls and signals. Players respect you from the tournament referee (and current BWF if you make considered, clear, and correct calls Referee Assessor) Jane Wheatley. and signals. I was at the 2016 European Games in Baku, If your calls are incorrect, you can have an Azerbaijan, as a line-judge coordinator, and at adverse impact on players, their game, the the Yonex French Open 2015 as a line judge. outcome of matches, and ultimately their Marisa Baird of Scotland has been an Lastly, I served as a line judge at the Yonex All livelihood. It’s a big responsibility and we owe inspirational figure in the world of line England Open 2016. it to players, coaches, and spectators to be judging, both as a BWF line judge and in the trained, experienced, alert, unbiased, unfazed, development of line judges for her national I have also served on a BWF panel responsible and professional in every aspect of our work. association and for the world-governing body. for the development of educational resources for line judges, as part of its overall Strategic What do you love about line judging? Baird has been part of the development, Plan for Technical Officials Development 2016- training, and evaluation of a team of 72 line 2020, and I am excited about the development Being part of the sport of badminton, the judges for the upcoming TOTAL BWF World of professional line judges around the world. camaraderie, the food, the funny anecdotes, Championships 2017 in Glasgow, Scotland, feeling exhausted after a long match, when and will help guide them throughout that event. What have been the highlights of your you’ve been under the bright lights with the She will also be serving as a BWF Line Judge experiences? cameras and the instant review system. I feel at the BWF World Senior Championships 2017 great about it and want to get back out and do in Cochin, India, in September. My first experience while line judging at the it all over again. international level at the Welsh International — She shares with us her experiences and the organisers and other court officials were so Advice for aspiring line judges? insights on line judging: welcoming, and the experience on court was so exciting! Recognise that line judging is a wonderful What inspired you to take up line judging? opportunity to take you around the world Other memorable experiences were the to discover new places, meet remarkable I was inspired to take up line judging while atmosphere in the new Emirates Arena for people, and being part of an amazing family of watching the BWF Sudirman Cup 2007 in the 2014 Commonwealth Games; the learning technical officials. Glasgow with my young daughters. I signed and mentorship I experienced at the OUE up for the next available course, joined Singapore Open 2015; the 2016 European You will sit within centimetres of the world’s BADMINTONscotland’s Court Officials’ Games for the opportunity to help develop fastest racket sport, amongst the best players organisation, and began to attend as many the line judge team and to follow their future in the world, with all their power, skill, technical tournaments as I could in my new line-judging development; the amazing atmosphere and ability, fitness, and determination. role. closeness of the spectators in the Stade Pierre de Coubertin, as well as the camaraderie of the Take us through the high points of your But never forget local and junior tournaments technical officials team at the Yonex French in your area. This is where the next generation career. Open. of world-class players develop, and you can In 2012, after several years of work at the Also, the Yonex All England Open 2016, for have the opportunity to watch them develop national level and at the Scottish Open, I getting a chance to officiate a final at one of the over time.
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