The Ray Scott Memorial for 2006 was held at the Papillion La Vista High School in Papillion, Nebraska. The ABCD Drop Flight format was used for the open mens singles and open mens doubles. For all other events, the usual Championship/Consolation format was used.
The Cornhusker State Games are over. Despite the heat, a great time was had by all. The results of the badminton tournament will be posted soon. Results of the 2006 games can be found at https://www.cornhuskerstategames.com
The results of earlier Nebraska Senior Games can be found on its website. Results of the 2006 games will be posted at a later date.
This is a tournament for athletes over 50 years of age from around the country. The Games are played every two years. Players must qualify by winning a medal in a State tournament. The tournament is Saturday, October 21, 2006.
The 2005 RSM was a big success. A huge article about this tournament was written by our very own Bob Ericson and appears in the FLICK magazine. For those of you who are not a member of the Midwest Badminton Association, the article is presented below. International Picnic In Papillion by Bob Ericson, President Top […]
The Cornhusker State Games is an annual amateur sports festival for Nebraska athletes of all ages and abilities. The Games, held the third week in July, offers 53 events including Badminton. An Olympic-style opening ceremonies, a statewide torch run and a down-home barbecue called the Family Fest provide family-style entertainment and promote a key state […]
The badminton event of the Nebraska Senior Games were held on August 14, 2005 in Kearney. This is a tournament for athletes 50 years of age or older. There was a light turnout this year. However, because next year is a qualifying year, it is expected that 2006 will be a large tournament. Keep this […]
For those of you entering as a team, we have a new team tournament entry form that should make it easier for your group to register. Download and print the following form and mail it to the address on the form.
The RSM tournament, scheduled for October 1st, will see several changes including a change in entry fees, and a new play format.
The president of Top Flight Badminton Club has written an article on the 30th Ray Scott Memorial. This was published in the November Flick Magazine of the Midwest Badminton Association. For those of you who are not members of MBA here is the text of that article. Ray Scott Memorial 2 October 2004 at Papillion […]