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Rabu, 20 April 2011

Senin, 18 April 2011

Badminton Open Day Broekpolder

Wednesday, April 27 axis of 15.00 - 17.00 hours there will be an OPEN DAY ABC badminton court sports hall in the Water District Broekpolder in Beverwijk.
Admission is free and open days will mainly be dedicated to the youth. But both young and old is welcome to come and meet with the sport. During the open days are available and qualified coaches with a few interesting projects can test a badminton some for you. Especially for the children is a consumption away and there will be a demonstration by children who play badminton all sports. Rackets and shuttles are available for that day, you do so just in sportswear to come.
Are you after this open day become enthusiastic and want more tests of the badminton game? Then you can apply for a test Mon Five Wednesdays in the month of June with the closing hours of 16.00-17.00 a nice tournament. One month trial included tournament costs € 25, -.
ABC is a new badminton club badminton in the Broekpolder. From September 2011 the first season starts and you can sign them. There will be three groups start: 6-11 years of childhood, youth and seniors of 12-19 years. Every new member gets a badminton racket badminton behalf of ABC.
Do you wish to register or get more information? Please call 06-24545817 or by mail to laponno@gmail.com.

Sabtu, 16 April 2011

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Kamis, 03 Desember 2009

Sung Hwan books semis ticket

Thursday, 03 December 2009
South Korea’s Park Sung Hwan became the first player to march into the men’s singles semi-finals in the US$500,000 Yonex-Sunrise BWF World Super Series Masters Finals.

The lanky Korean battled for an hour before beating last year's runner-up and second seed Peter Gade Christensen 21-12, 7-21, 21-15 for his second win in Group B which assured him of a place in the last four. Sung Hwan beat Thailand's Boonsak Polsana 28-26, 21-18 on Wednesday.

Christensen, who beat compatriot Jan Jorgensen in his first match, will have to beat Boonsak tomorrow for a top two finish in the group and a place in the semi-finals. Boonsak also hauled himself back on track when he outplayed Jorgensen 21-9, 21-18 in 33 minutes.

“Things did not go right for me today. It’s okay. I lost to a better player. Park took full advantage of the strong draft in the stadium," said Christensen.

“I happened to be on the wrong side of the draft twice but I tried my best. All credit to Park for making good choices. This is the
best Park has played against me. “Tomorrow I just have to win which should be enough for me to make the semis.”

Women’s top seed Saina Nehwal of India, who fell to Malaysia’s Wong Mew Choo in her first match, gave a polished display to beat Canada’s Charmaine Reid 21-14, 21-9 and stay in the hunt in Group A.

In Group B, Boonsak’s sister Salakjit, the second seed is also back in the running after a shock defeat to Netherland’s Yao Jie in the first round. Salakjit outplayed Germany’s Nicole Grether 21-17, 21-7. Yao Jie in turn was beaten today, going down in straight sets 13-21, 10-21 to Germany’s Juliane Schenk which threw the group wide open.

In the men’s doubles, South Koreans Jung Jae Sung-Lee Yong Dae assured themselves a place in the last four with a 21-19, 21-19 win over Indonesia’s Alvent Chandra-Hendra Gunawan – their second win in Group B.

However, it will be a wait and see situation for Malaysians Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif-Mohd Fairuzizuan Mohd Tazari. The pair who had upset compatriots Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong, the defending champions and top seeds, in their first match in Group A, could not sustain their momentum and were beaten 18-21, 17-21 by Xu Chen-Guo Zhendong of China in their second match today.

“We made the mistake of following the rhythm of our opponents. And the Chinese pair took advantage of us when we started to make mistakes,” said Zakry

Taufik was Chong Wei's Empowerment Deal

Taufik Hidayat powerless against Lee Chong Wei. In a second action in the badminton tournament Super Series Masters Finals, Thursday (3 / 12) in Johor Bahru, Taufik gave up two straight sets, 6-21, 13-21, so the former was confirmed Pelatnas failed Cipayung stepped 500,000 tournament semifinal the U.S. dollar.

The day before, Taufik also lost straight sets 18-21, 24-26 from the players China, Bao Chunlai. Thus, the former world champion in 2005 was to temporarily inhabit the basic standings Group A. Taufik chance to escape from this position (the caretaker) if the last game that no longer determine the pace players defeated Taiwan, Hsieh Yu Hsin.

Thus, three representatives of Indonesia, which appeared in the Super Series Masters Finals was certainly fail because it had swallowed two defeats. Taufik addition, there were two doubles, ie non-Pelatnas players, Alvent Yulianto Chandra / Hendra Gunawan Aprida, and players Pelatnas, Suryatama Dasuki Yonathan / Rian Sukmawan.

Only the mixed doubles Hendra AG / Vita Marissa of chance in the match despite losing the second because they won a victory yesterday. This Pelatnas ex-spouse must win over Thailand in the player the ultimate fight Group B, Friday (4 / 12), to obtain tickets of the last four.

In the battle lasted 28 minutes was clearly seen that Taufik is very difficult balance rapid game Chong Wei. In the first set, Chong Wei easily reached that point the world number one player is moving very fast. Taufik had only to equate the score 2-2. After that, Chong Wei to win 21-6 skyrocketed.

In the second set, Taufik tried to get up. However, resistance Olympic gold medalist in Athens was only able to keep up to Chong Wei 10-10 score because after that Taufik back far behind until finally giving up 13-21.

This result makes Chong Wei and Bao Chunlai as representatives of Group A advanced to the semifinals. Both players won the ticket after winning two victories because, on the other match, Bao Chunlai rubber sets 17-21 win, 21-8, and 21-16 for Hsieh Yu Hsin.

Minggu, 17 Mei 2009

Results Day 6 Sudirman Cup 2009 Thailand Retrives Momentum, Hongkong Slipped Out


Play Offs round for group 2 has been completed in first session. Rank from 1-8 has been declared and Thailand successfully retrieves their momentum to rejoin group 1 after beating Russia 3-0. In second session, Hongkong slipped out from group 1 after ‘life and death match’ against Japan.

SESSION 1

Play Off Group 2 (#1-2) : Thailand vs Russia 3-0

XD : Sudket Prapakamol/Saralee Thoungthongkam bt Alexandr Nikoleanko/Valeria Sorokina 21-17, 12-21, 21-16.
MS : Boonsak Ponsana bt Stanislav Pukhov 21-8, 16-21, 21-15.
WS : Salakjit Ponsana bt Ella Diehl 21-18, 21-14.

After went out from group one two years later, Thailand finally promoted once more to this level after being the winner of group 2. Although Boonsak not at his best performance and Russian doubles players develop so well, Thai’s team succeed to overmaster Russian. With another 7 countries in group 1, Thailand will join them to compete Sudirman Cup the next two years.

Play Offs Group 2 (#3-4) : Taipei vs Singapore 3-1

XD : Wang Chia Min/Wan Pei Rong bt Terry Yao Zhao Jiang/Vanessa Neo Yu Yan 21-18, 21-16.
MS : Chou Tien Chen lost to Ashton Chen Yangzhao 22-20, 14-21, 13-21.
MD : Chen Hung Ling/Lin Yu Lang bt Hendri Kurniawan/Hendra Wijaya 21-10, 19-21, 21-7.
WS : Pai Min Jie bt Zhang Beiwen 21-18, 21-17.

Both of countries have no interest with these matches. They only send their 2nd ties of players. Ashton Chen who steal one set from Wacha at yesterday match, once again took one point for his country. Against junior player from Taiwan, Ashton thrilling behind 11-15 and 16-11 before leveled the game at 18, 19, and 20-all. Unfortunate in the end, Ashton failed to finish the game 22-20. After get many advices from his coaches, Ashton control the whole match in 2nd and 3rd set. The tough match also represented by men’s doubles players. Chen/Lin as Taiwan’s #1 pair leading this match since the 1st set. Gap points only 1-3 for each pair in 2nd set. Hendri/Hendra forces rubber set 21-19 after get their momentum 18-13. The Taiwanese regain the rhythm in the 3rd set and once again controlled the game.

Play Offs Group 2 (#5-6) : Germany vs Netherlands 3-0

XD : Johannes Schoettler/Birgit Overzier bt Joritt De Ruiter/Ilse Vaessen 20-22, 21-10, 21-13.
MS : Marc Zweibler bt Eric Pang 21-19, 19-21, 21-14.
MD : Ingo Kindervater/Michale Fuchs bt Ruud Bosch/Koen Ridder 21-14, 21-15.

Netherlands also let the match goes to Germany. Judith only play in singles which the games almost in the last match. Joritt/Ilse took many points from their smash and netting when Germany’s pair did many mistakes in the first. But after bad luck in the first they’ve got very nice revenge in the next two set. Eric pang play better than yesterday but only saved 2nd set. In final game, he looks exhausting and fallen behind 14-21.

Play Offs Group 2 (#7-8) : Poland vs France 3-0

XD : Robert Mateusiak/Nadiezda Kostiuczyk bt Baptiste Careme/Laura Choinet 21-15, 21-8.
MS : Przemyslaw Wacha bt Matthieu Lo Yi Ping 21-14, 22-20.
MD : Michal Logosz/Robert Mateusiak bt Baptiste Careme/Sylvain Grosjean 21-13, 21-13.

Another swept clean created by Poland for #7th place. Pi who usually gave point to France couldn’t help much as she plays only if France could steal 1 point from previous matches. Wacha has his lucky set in the 2nd. Matthieu actually controls the game from the beginning when he leads 11-4 at interval. He keeps continue to lead the match with an aggressive smashes, 17-14 and 20-18. 4 consecutive points taken by Wacha finally closed this game for Poland.

SESSION 2 :

Play Offs Group 1 (#5-6) : Denmark vs England 3-2

XD : Thomas Laybourn/Kamilla Rytter Juhl bt Anthony Clark/Gabrielle White 21-7, 21-12.
MS : Jan O Jorgensen beat Rajiv Ouseph 21-16, 18-21, 21-11.
MD : Mathias Boe/Carsten Mogensen lost to Robert Blair/Christopher Adcock 16-21, 16-21.
WS : Nanna Brosolat Jensen lost to Sarah Walker Walkover (WO).
WD : Kamilla Rytter Juhl/Lena Frier Kristiansen beat Jenny Wallwork/Donna Kellogg 21-15, 10-21, 21-15.

Although this match has nothing effect for both of team, Denmark still keep the cycle with their best format. Men’s Singles and Women’s Doubles were two of the best matches. Lost in 2nd set, the Danish still keep up the heat and won the final set. They’re really deserves for #5 position.

Play Offs Group 1 (#7-8) : Japan vs Hongkong

MD : Kenta Kazuno/Kenichi Hayakawa bt Albertus Susanto/Hui Wai Ho 21-15, 21-15.
WS : Mayu Sekiya lost to Yip Pui Yin 7-21, 16-21.
MS : Sho Sasaki bt Chan Yan Kit 22-20, 21-15.
WD : Miyuki Maeda/Satoko Suetsuna bt Wang Chen/Zhou Mi 21-10, 21-15.

“Life and Death Match” between Japan and Hongkong slipped out Hongkong from group 1 at the end. Chan Yan Kit who supposed to cope 1 point failed to fulfill the mission since he lost momentum at the edge of 1 set. Thrilling behind 18-20, Chan equals the score 20-all with his beautifully net winner. But two errors that he make finally gave this game to Sasaki. Either in women’s doubles, Wang and Zhou who defeated Europe #1, Kamilla/Lena obviously out from expectation. Against semifinalist Olympic 2008, they can’t compared the match with lack of defense. With this result, Hongkong will replace Thailand position in group 2.

(Fey, www.bulutangkismania.wordpress.com)