Badminton North
Harbour, North Shore Mail Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
2/14/2006 to 2/16/2006
Die Sieger
MS
1
Geoffrey
R. BELLINGHAM [1]
2
John
MOODY [2]
3/4
Stuart
BREHAUT [3]
3/4
Stuart
GOMEZ [4]
MD
1
Craig
COOPER [2]
Geoffrey
R. BELLINGHAM
2
John
GORDON [1]
Daniel
SHIRLEY
3/4
Ross
SMITH [3]
Glenn
WARFE
3/4
Ashley
BREHAUT
Travis
DENNEY
WS
1
Rachel
HINDLEY [2]
2
Renee
FLAVELL [4]
3/4
Michelle
CHAN
3/4
Tania
LUIZ [3]
WD
1
Sara
RUNESTEN-PETERSEN [2]
Nicole
GORDON
2
Rebecca
BELLINGHAM [3]
Rachel
HINDLEY
3/4
Kellie
LUCAS [1]
Kate
WILSON-SMITH
3/4
Renee
FLAVELL [4]
Donna
CRANSTON
XD
1
Daniel
SHIRLEY [1]
Sara
RUNESTEN-PETERSEN
2
Travis
DENNEY [2]
Kate
WILSON-SMITH
3/4
Henry
TAM
Lianne
SHIRLEY
3/4
Craig
COOPER
Renee
FLAVELL
Relikte Oceania Badminton Championships Team
2006
New Zealand have won the Oceania Teams Event which concluded
in Auckland on Sunday with New Zealand defeating Australia 4-1.
Geoff Bellingham (NZL) def. Stuart Brehaut (AUS) 21-15, 21-19
Rebecca Bellingham (NZL) def. Kellie Lucas (AUS) 21-5, 21-17
John Gordon & Daniel Shirley (NZL) def. Travis Denney & Ashley Brehaut
(AUS) 21-16, 21-11
Nicole Gordon & Sara Runesten Petersen (NZL) def. Kellie Lucas & Kate
Wilson Smith 22-20, 21-14
Travis Denney & Kate Wilson Smith (AUS) def. Daniel Shirley & Sara
Runesten Petersen (NZL 21-9, 21-19
Final Placings
1st New Zealand
2nd Australia
3rd Fiji
4th New Caledonia
5th Samoa
(Quelle: Website Badminton Neuseeland)
2004
NZ continued on from their wins in the Thomas & Uber Cup
Prelims last week to beat Australia 4-1 in the final match of the Oceania Teams
Event.
NZ had an unsually shaky start with World Championship semi finalists Daniel
Shirley and Sara Runesten Pedersen going down to Travis Denney and Kate Wilson
Smith in 2 sets. NZ then took control with husband and wife team Geoff and
Rebecca Bellingham winning mens and ladies singles. Rebecca proved too strong
for the doubles player Kellie Lucas, while Geoff had yet another tough and firey
battle with Stuart Brehaut. Both won in 2 sets.
NZ mens doubles combination of Daniel Shirley and John Gordon overcame a strong
challenge by Travis Denney and Ashley Brehaut, while NZ womens pair of Nicole
Gordon and Sara Runsten Pedersen regained dominance over the higher world ranked
pair of Kate Wilson Smith and Kellie Lucas.
Players will now compete in the Oceania Individual Championships at North
Harbour Badminton Stadium.
Fiji holt sich die Bronzemedaille.
Fighting for 3rd place Fiji took on New Caledonia in a rematch
of the 2003 South Pacific Games final.
Both teams had new members and were also up against a very loud NZ &
Australian crowd supporting their teams on the next court. The matches were all
tight with the closest being the ladies doubles. Fiji youngsters, Andra
Whiteside and Alissa Dean overcame sisters Valerie and Cecile Sarengat in a very
close 3 game thriller, setting up the mixed doubles as the decider.
Karen Whiteside had earlier put Fiji on the scoreboard with a convincing win
over Johanna Koh, while New Caledonian singles player Marc Antione Desaymoz won
over Burty Molia.
The mens doubles games was a quick one, with Fiji player Damien Ah Sam going
down with a knee injury and withdrawing from the game.
This meant that the mixed doubles would be the decider. A rematch of the Fiji
International mixed doubles final, this time the Fiji pair of Karyn Whiteside
and Burty Molia would get revenge over Valerie Sarengat and Fabien Kaddour.
Fiji the final winners 3-2. A match played in front of a large crowd all
appreciating the great games.
Quelle: OBC
Oceania Badminton Circuit
Circuit von tw. internationalen Turnieren in Ozeanien. 2005
wurden folgende Turniere veranstaltet (Logos der Veranstaltenden Verbände):
Whyte Trophy
Seit 1938 alle 2 Jahre in best of 3 gespielt.
International competition against New Zealand began in 1938
with the first Whyte Trophy match held in New Zealand. Australia was victorious
with a score of 16 - 4. This competition has continued biannually for the last
sixty seven years, alternating between the two countries. (Quelle. BM Australia)
Bis 1966 hatte Neuseeland von den 10 Durchgängen 2 gewonnen.
Die letzten Jahre standen jedoch eindeutig im Zeichen der Kiwis, wie gewannen
als bisher erstes Team die Whyte Trophy 5x hintereinander.
2005 Neuseeland gewinnt alle 3 "Tests" (5:0, 5:0,
4:1),
1st Test Tuesday, 14th June in North Harbour
2nd Test Thursday, 16th June in Hamilton
3rd Test Sunday, 19th June in Invercargill
Der Sieger 2003, 2001, 1999 und 1997 hiess ebenfalls NZ.
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