The 2017 World Masters Games was held in Auckland NZ from April 21 – April 30.
SEBA players were represented in three teams, Jaguars (45+), Tofts (50+), and CBA JJs (45+).
Although we played against teams from other countries, eg NZ, USA, India, we also ended up playing against each other!
Congratulations to all the SEBA players that played their best and represented Australia well!
You can check out tournament software for all the results: C Teams, C Individuals.
U15 & U19 Selection Events, U19 Victorian Junior State Titles.
We held our junior tournament on the 8th and 9th of April 2017.
66 players competed in two age groups, U15, and the U19 Junior State Titles.
Congratulations to all the winning players. There were many close and hard fought matches, with plenty of skill and sportsmanlike games played.
Click HERE for a complete set of winners for each event.
For more details you can see the complete tournament scores HERE on tournament software.
On Sunday 18th February we held our summer graded tournament for A, B (C1), and C (C2) grades.
We had 79 players competing in 12 different events. Congratulations to all the winning players!
For all the results click here.
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SEBA is holding a Summer Badminton Tournament on the 19th of February.
Please note: All games are now being played on Sunday.
Singles will be played first, followed by doubles, followed by mixed.
Games commence at 9:00am sharp, so players in singles events should be arriving no later than 8:45am.
Click here for the entry details.
I look forward to a great graded badminton competition for all ages.
Hope to see you there!
A Big Thank You to all the participants, helpers, and officials who were involved in the SEBA Junior Graded Tournament last Saturday.
53 players competed in grades D through A, singles and doubles.
Congratulations to all the winning players and doubles pairs – well done!
Here is a list of the winning players:
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Sawan Serasinghe has a hit up with juniors prior to leaving for Rio.
Our Olympic Men’s Badminton Doubles pair, Sawan Serasinghe, and Matthew Chau, paid a visit to Springers Leisure Centre, Keysborough, last night. The pair head off to Rio on Wednesday to challenge some of the best badminton players in the world.
To qualify for the Olympics Matt and Sawan had to get to the top 50 world ranking, which they did with only a week to spare.
Sawan and Matt had a hit with our young badminton players, who were very excited to get a chance to play with the top Australian pair. Both Sawan and Matt were coached at Springers, so it is great encouragement for our young players to see how far they could go.
Congratulations to the SEBA Wombats – who won at the recent Western Suburbs (Altona) veterans tournament in B1.
