Barnt Green Badminton ClubBarnt Green Sports Club has a purpose built badminton hall with two courts having dark walls and non-glare lighting so you can always see the shuttle, and a special sprung floor made from Canadian maple that is easy on the players feet and legs helping to absorb the shock. Barnt Green's badminton courts are the preferred courts for the Worcestershire Badminton League. The badminton currently have a Premier Men's team, Premier Ladies team and a Premier Mixed team that play in the Worcestershire Premiership Badminton League from September to April. The Premier Ladies team being extremely successful having won the league for over 12 years running. Barnt Green Badminton were successful in 5 divisions, including winning the Premier League for Ladies at Worcestershire Badminton League presentation evening Tuesday nights host a social club night for intermediate players to meet new members and improve their game. Thursday nights host a social club night for all levels, including beginners and those new to the sport. Wednesday nights are reserved for county and more conpetitive players. Saturday mornings are reserved for junior badminton players with group coaching, fun and games from 11am to 1pm. The juniors can further their badminton skills on Saturday afternoons with more more coaching available from 1pm to 4pm depending on age and ability |
Latest Badminton Headlines from the BBCBriton Rajiv Ouseph's run at the World Championships ends as he is resoundly beaten by world number one Lee Chong Wei in Paris. Briton Rajiv Ouseph will face world number one Lee Chong Wei in the third round of the World Championships after beating Jan O Jorgensen. English pair Nathan Robertson and Jenny Wallwork move into the second round of the World Championships mixed doubles with a win over Valeriy Atrashenkov and Elena Prus. England's mixed doubles pair Nathan Robertson and Jenny Wallwork are handed a difficult draw at the World Championships in Paris. The experienced Andy Wood is appointed head coach of the Great Britain badminton team. England's Rajiv Ouseph is hopeful of taking his good form into next month's World Championships in Paris. Britain's Rajiv Ouspeh captures the men's singles title in the US Open in Orange, California. Badminton rookie James van Hooijdonk was born in the Netherlands but will be "proud" to represent Wales at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi. Beijing Olympian Tom Daley heads a 40-strong British team for next month's inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Singapore. Britons Nathan Robertson and Anthony Clark suffer an agonising defeat in the men's doubles semi-finals at the Indonesia Open in Jakarta. Badminton Scotland Welsh Badminto Badminton Ireland |
Image Gallery
|
 |
