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Welcome to
the 2015 Ede Clendinnen
Shield and National
Championships
29 August - 5 September 2015
CONTENTS
Page
Contents ................................................................................................ 2
Event Schedule ..................................................................................... 3
Letter from President of Badminton Australia .........................................4
Letter from President, TBA ....................................................................5
Welcome Letter from the Lord Mayor of Hobart .....................................6
Letter from President, STBA .................................................................7
History of the Shield...............................................................................8
Previous Winners of the Shield .............................................................. 8
Teams Events and Points Table .......................................................... 10
Individual Championships – Finals Page
............................................................................................................ 11
Team Profiles ...................................................................................... 12
Victoria 1 ...................................................................................... 12
Victoria 2 ...................................................................................... 13
South Australia ............................................................................. 14
New South Wales ......................................................................... 15
Tasmania...................................................................................... 16
Sponsors ............................................................................................. 17
Emergency Contacts, thank yous ........................................................ 19
EVENT SCHEDULE
Saturday 29 August
10am Managers meeting
10.30am Umpires meeting
11am-12noon Photos
12noon-12.30pm Opening Ceremony
1pm Round 1–Team Event
Sunday 30 August
10am Round 2–Team Event
4pm Round 3–Team Event
Monday 31 August
10am Round 4 – Team Event
4pm Round 5 – Team Event
Tuesday 1 September
Rest Day
Wednesday 2 September
2pm Individual Event
Thursday 3 September
2pm Individual Event Plate Event
Friday 4 September
10am Quarter Finals–Main Draw
Semi-Finals–Plate Event
4pm Semi-Finals–Main Draw
Finals–Plate Event
Saturday 5 September
11am Finals–Main Draw
2.30pm Closing Ceremony
6.30 pm End of carnival function
3
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF BADMINTON AUSTRALIA
Foreword
Badminton Australia has, over the past years, raised the profile of the sport by conducting
world class events at home. Australians have been fortunate to have had the opportunity
to watch the best in the world at the annual Superseries in Sydney and will be again able
to do so when we host the Sudirman Cup on the Gold Coast in 2017---the first time this
Event has been in the Southern Hemisphere. Our goal at Badminton Australia is, by
viewing the sport and the skill of the players, enthuse more people to become involved,
either as a participant or volunteer and inspire those already competing to strive for the
top. It is therefore extremely disappointing to see that our highest internal level of
competition for State teams has, this year, received diminished support from players and
States and caused the event's future to be in jeopardy. The lack of attendance at this
year's Clendinnen Shield and Australian Closed Championships is very sad and worrying
for all, particularly following the attention given to the event last year with the “Save the
Shield” social media campaign which occurred when a suggested change of format was
mooted. It is also very difficult for hosts to meet the expectations of sponsors and
competitors with a smaller attendance. Indeed the onus is on us all to make a conscious
decision to do better in 2016 when Victoria hosts the Event in the new timeslot of
February. A similar attendance to this year will raise real questions around the viability of
the Event so it is essential that all Members work extremely hard to select a team. I am
confident all will do so.
Having said that I congratulate those who have committed to the event and I am confident
you will have an enjoyable and productive visit to Hobart. The Southern Tasmanian
Badminton Association has a long and successful history of conducting events for
Badminton Australia. I am sure this will be no exception as the hardworking Committee
has made every effort to guarantee a top class event despite the lack of entries.
Volunteers are the backbone of any organisation, and the dedicated group who work
tirelessly to provide opportunities for competition are to be congratulated. We appreciate
the time and effort you give willingly to this event and acknowledge your efforts.
On behalf of the Badminton Australia Board, Matthew Gillie, Andrew Greenway, Kam Joe,
Kim Low, Loke Poh Wong and CEO Paul Brettell, I wish to thank all visitors, players,
officials, sponsors and fans for supporting this Event and wish all participants much
success. I am confident you will have a memorable experience during your visit to
Hobart..
Thank You,
Geraldine Brown
President. Badminton Australia
August 2015
4
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE TASMANIAN
BADMINTON ASSOCIATION INC
Tasmanian Badminton Association Inc
AFFILIATED WITH BADMINTON AUSTRALIA
ABN 17 336 304 395
On behalf of the TBA I would like to welcome all players, officials and supporters of the five
teams representing four states to the 2015 Li-Ning Ede-Clendinnen Shield and Closed
Individual Championships being played in Hobart.
These annual carnivals are a major part of the badminton calendar in Australia where
some lifelong friendships are made and rivalries continued. This will be the last carnival to
be held at this time of the year with the 2016 carnival to be held at the end of February in
Melbourne.
For those who have ambition to go further in the game - this is your chance to impress
selectors with the 2016 Olympics and the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast
as your aim.
I trust that you enjoy the competition and our hospitality in the coming week and are able
to take home fond memories of this carnival.
I am sure that Robert and his committee will do all they can to make sure that you have a
good week.
I must acknowledge the sponsorship received from Li-Ning, Events Tasmania, the Division
of Sport and Recreation and Bass and Equitable Personal Banking.
Doug Brain
President,
Tasmanian Badminton Association
5
MESSAGE FROM THE LORD MAYOR OF HOBART,
COUNCILLOR SUE HICKEY
I would like to extend a warm welcome to the players competing in the 2015 Australian Senior
Badminton Championships and the Ede Clendinnen Australian Teams Championships to be held
at the Harry Thomson Centre from 29 August to 5 September 2015. A national competition of
this calibre is well placed in Hobart as Badminton is an ancient game reported to have
originated more than 2000 years ago and Hobart has a proud and distinguished history of
being the 2nd oldest city in Australia. What can I say ... we are a perfect match with a great
appreciation for history and culture! I certainly hope that you find time to incorporate some
sightseeing into your program of activities. There is so much to see and do in Hobart and it
surrounds. Discovering the many activities and beautiful lifestyle of Tasmania is a journey that
everyone must experience at some stage in their lives.
I am sure many of your players would appreciate Tasmania's thriving agriculture, aquaculture
and artisan industries where we grow and develop the finest produce in an environment that
has clear and pristine waters and the cleanest air. A visit to Hobart would not be complete
without sampling the many delicacies that are on offer at our very popular Salamanca
Markets, restaurants, patisseries and produce available fresh from the farmer's gate.
Hobart has a great number of heritage buildings dating back to 1808-1810 and is linked to a
fabulous maritime history and is Australia's gateway to the Antarctic. Our exciting history
extends to the Maritime Museum, the old Campbell Street Gaol and Female Factory sites
with their fascinating history, the fabulous Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens and of course
the superb views from the top of Mount Wellington and so much more. In recent years the
City has blossomed into a culture Capital. Our vibrancy continues with the world renown
Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), the very special Tasmanian Museum and Art
Gallery, the walking trails and bike tracks, the many antique shops and art & craft galleries
across the City and the beautiful old Theatre Royal.
So please indulge yourselves and take a memorable journey of Hobart and the State of
Tasmania. I promise you, you will not be disappointed.
Alderman Sue Hickey LORD MAYOR
OF HOBART
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTHERN
TASMANIAN BADMINTON ASSOCIATION INC
SOUTHERN TASMANIAN BADMINTON ASSN INC
ABN: 16 720 833 957
101 Cascade Road, South Hobart, TAS 7004 Ph: 03 6223 1754
www.southerntasbadminton.com.au stba.secretary@gmail.com
The Southern Tasmanian Badminton Association is delighted to able to host
this year’s Li-Ning Ede Clendinnen Shield and Australian National
Championships. We would like to welcome all players, officials and
supporters to Hobart.
We trust that you will have a memorable tournament and achieve all that
you wish from this event. This annual carnival is an integral part of
badminton competition in Australia where many friendships are made or
renewed.
We hope that you enjoy our hospitality during your short stay in Hobart and
wish all players success in this tournament and in their future playing
careers.
Robert Brockman
President
Southern Tasmanian Badminton Association
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EDE CLENDINNEN SHIELD - HISTORY
The Ede Clendinnen teams event is Australia’s senior event. It is usually hosted in late
August / early September each year, has a maximum of eight State/Territory Teams. This
interstate teams competition is followed by an individual tournament.
It has a significant history. Reginald Ede Clendinnen, with the support of Victorians Harold
Wray and Alf Lennard, decided to start an official interstate series in 1935, the year the
Australian Badminton Association was formed (previously there had been a series of
interstate competitions from 1929 – 1934). Clendinnen donated the shield for the teams
competition, with the three states of Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia contesting the
event. The competition has continued till today with only a short break from 1940 – 1946.
When the original shield was completely filled with the winners names, the Hon. Roy Ward
donated a second shield perpetuating the name “Clendinnen”. The original shield hangs
in the headquarters of the Badminton Association of Western Australia.
Clendinnen was a significant person in Australian Badminton. He was born in New
Zealand, was Badminton Tasmania President in 1930 and 1931 and in 1933 he became a
life member of the Tasmanian Badminton Association. Clendinnen was also the founding
President of the Australian Badminton Association in 1935.
Cliff Cutt Memorial Trophy
At the end of each Clendinnen Carnival, the Cliff Cutt Memorial trophy is presented. This
trophy is awarded to the player of a State/Territory team who exhibits the highest
standards sportsmanship, personality, court demeanor, playing ability and appearance
throughout the tournament.
Previous Winners of the Shield
Interstate Shield 1929-34 - Ede Clendinnen Shield 1935- 2012
YEAR HOST WINNER YEAR HOST WINNER
1929 Melbourne Tasmania 1974 Nambour/Brisbane Victoria
1930 Melbourne Tasmania 1975 Hobart Western
Australia
1931 Launceston Tasmania 1976 Adelaide Victoria
1932 Melbourne Victoria 1977 Perth Victoria
1933 Hobart/Launceston Tasmania 1978 Melbourne Western
Australia
1934 Adelaide Tasmania 1979 Newcastle Western
Australia
1935 Melbourne Victoria 1980 Hobart Western
Australia
1936 Hobart Tasmania 1981 Brisbane Victoria
1937 Adelaide Victoria 1982 Adelaide Victoria
8
1938 Melbourne Victoria 1983 Perth Western
Australia
1939 Hobart Victoria 1984 Newcastle Western
Australia
1940- No competition No 1985 Altona Victoria
46 competition
1947 Adelaide Victoria 1986 Adelaide Western
Australia
1948 Melbourne/Adelaide Victoria 1987 Ulverstone Victoria
1949 Launceston/Melbou Victoria 1988 Currimundi Victoria
rne
1950 Perth Victoria 1989 Perth Victoria
1951 Adelaide Victoria 1990 Newcastle Victoria
1952 Melbourne Victoria 1991 Altona Victoria
1953 Launceston Victoria 1992 Adelaide Victoria
1954 Perth Victoria 1993 Hobart Victoria
1955 Melbourne Victoria 1994 Altona Victoria
1956 Newcastle Victoria 1995 Noosa Victoria
1957 Devonport/Launcest Victoria 1996 Perth Victoria
on
1958 Adelaide Victoria 1997 Sydney Victoria
1959 Perth Victoria 1998 Melbourne Victoria
1960 Melbourne Victoria 1999 Sydney New South
Wales
1961 Newcastle New South 2000 Melbourne Victoria
Wales
1962 Hobart Tasmania 2001 Launceston Victoria
1963 Nambour/Brisbane Victoria 2002 Perth New South
Wales
1964 Adelaide Tasmania 2003 Burnie Victoria
1965 Perth Western 2004 Noosa Victoria
Australia
1966 Melbourne Victoria 2005 Kilsyth Victoria
1967 Newcastle Victoria 2006 Sydney Victoria
1968 Nambour/Brisbane Victoria 2007 Geraldton South
Australia
1969 Hobart Victoria 2008 Darwin Victoria
1970 Adelaide Western 2009 Hobart Victoria
Australia
1971 Perth Western 2010 Adelaide South
Australia Australia
1972 Melbourne Victoria 2011 Burnie New South
Wales
1973 Newcastle Victoria 2012 Sydney Victoria
2013 Geraldton Victoria
2014 Geelong Victoria
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TEAMS EVENTS DRAW AND POINTS TABLE
Saturday 29 August Teams Courts
Round 1 1.00pm New Tas Wales v Victoria 1 3&4
South Australia v Tasmania 5&6
Victoria 2 bye
Sunday 30 August Teams Courts
Round 2 10.00am Victoria 1 v Victoria 2 3&4
Tasmania v New Tas Wales 5&6
South Australia bye
Round 3 4.00pm Tasmania v Victoria 2 3&4
New Tas Wales v South Australia 5&6
Victoria 1 bye
Monday 31 August Teams Courts
Round 4 10.00am Tasmania v Victoria 1 5&6
South Australia v Victoria 2 3&4
New Tas Wales bye
Round 5 4.00pm Victoria 1 v South Australia 3&4
Victoria 2 v New Tas Wales 5&6
Tasmania bye
WINNERS
Gold Medal __________________________________
Silver Medal _________________________________
Bronze Medal ________________________________
10INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS – FINALS PAGE
Individual play commences on Wednesday 2 September at 2.00pm The Draw will be
displayed on the Notice Boards in the Centre foyer.
2015 Title Holders
Womens Singles: ________________________________________________
Mens Singles ___________________________________________________
Womens Doubles ________________________________________________
Mens Doubles __________________________________________________
Mixed Doubles __________________________________________________
Plate Winners
Womens Singles: ________________________________________________
Mens Singles ___________________________________________________
Womens Doubles ________________________________________________
Mens Doubles __________________________________________________
Mixed Doubles __________________________________________________
11TEAM PROFILES
VICTORIA 1
Ashwant Joel Findlay Thomas Rueslie
Gobinathan Age: 26 Age: 19
Age: 21
Likes: UFC, TFC Likes: Sports
Likes: Will Ferrell and KFC (badminton, soccer,
quotes, salt and Dislikes: Combat swimming), baking,
pepper fried calamari, playing a sports, violence and and fish keeping
Clendinnen shield with all states fried chicken. Dislikes: smokers, rude persons
involved, Taylor Swift Interests: Alphabetising the Interests: All Sports
Dislikes: Rough badminton surfaces, haberdashery cupboard, Neenish Greatest sporting moment: gold
self-serving decisions, fried chicken. Tarts, cross stitch and Krav Maga medallist in North Sumatra, Indonesia
Interests: Getting it in the Barra, (2013).
enjoying a filet o' fish with Andrew Greatest sporting moment: Taking
Paulet a set off Paulet in a game of half
Greatest Sporting Moment: That time court singles.
I played a nationals with all states
involved and had a great time.
Rizwan Azam Eric Vuong Vinning Mak
Age: 28 Age: 20 Age: 20
Likes: Food and
music Likes: Meat Likes: Food
Dislikes: when I'm Dislikes: Salad Dislikes: Being hungry
waiting for someone and they are late Interests: Food Interests: Suits, Harvey
Interests: only in badminton Greatest sporting moment: Reppin is bae
Greatest sporting moment: Won the strayaaa. Greatest Sporting Moment:
gold medal in Maldives International Representing Australia in Juniors.
tournament in 2011.
Ann-Louise Slee Joy Lai Grace Hanratty
Age: 27 Age: 17 Age: 20
Likes: Playing with
my Smashdunk
buddies at MSAC Likes: Food Likes: Bacon,
Dislikes: Tanaka Dislikes: ??? camping, watching
always getting the triple winner Interests: Wining Badminton ‘If You Are The One’, sleeping-in.
Interests: Cycling, drugs Greatest sporting moment: Being Dislikes: Reality TV shows
Greatest Sporting Moment: Getting selected to participate in the 2014 Interests: University, visiting home
to represent teams: Summer Youth Olympic Games. Greatest sporting moment: Being
Smashdunks,Victoria and Australia. selected in the Vic 1 senior Team.
Alice Wu Peter Brown
Age: 17
Likes: Food, sleep
Dislikes:People Team Manager Vic
who don't let me eat. One
Interests: Selfies.
Greatest sporting moment: Winning
the junior teams event. Kathryn Blencowe
Umpire Vic One
12VICTORIA 2
Tom Thomas Athi Selladurai Ando
AGE: 27 AGE: 19 AGE: 24
INTERESTS: LIKES: Winning
Reading books. DISLIKES: LIKES: long
GREATEST Losing walks on the
SPORTING INTERESTS: Sports, beach, gym, rigorous ironman
MOMENT: Got selected in the first family/friends training.
ever Premier League that was GREATEST SPORTING DISLIKES: strenuous exercise,
hosted in India. MOMENT: Making the Vic 2 fillet of fish, Ashwant.
team 2015 INTERESTS: gumboot tossing,
divination and Namekian politics.
GREATEST SPORTING
MOMENT: Obliterating the career
of one of the Czech greats.
Devendra Herath Ruwindi David Cutroni
Age – 31 Serasinghe AGE: 21
Age: 20
Great sport LIKES: Following
moment - won the Likes: Food Essendon
state pennant 2015 Dislikes: Alarm DISLIKES: Again
series 1 clocks following Essendon
Interests: Watching drama INTERESTS: Andy's ability to
make you feel safe and alert you of
scams
GREATEST SPORTING
MOMENT: Playing baddy with the
Real Housewives of Melbourne
James Audley Sara Chloe Chen
AGE: 21 Muhammand Age: 15
Age: 28
LIKES: movies, Likes: shopping,
sport, drinks, food, music,
decent music Likes: sleep
DISLIKES: Uni, travelling , music and food Dislikes: exercise
David, water, bad music Dislikes: pessimism Interests: travelling, watching
INTERESTS: movies, sport, drinks, Interests: sports movies
decent music Greatest sporting moment: when Greatest sporting moment: winning
GREATEST SPORTING I represented my country first JB and CP teams event 2015
MOMENT: still searching. time at the International arena
and got bronze medal at South
Asian games and also the first
time Ii became the National
Champion of Pakistan.
Shan Gomez
Age: 28 Stuart Gomez Kay Coady
Likes: Banh mi
Dislikes: Food Team Manager Team Umpire
poisoning VIC 2 VIC 2
Greatest Sporting
moment:
“No I know how Li Na feels”
13SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Talia Ena Chen Malvika
Saunders (25) Hemanth
(29) (17)
Likes
Likes sleep. Likes music,
everything. Dislikes sleeping,
Dislikes study. musical
bananas. Interest are badminton, Interest are mainly sports. theatre. Dislikes brussel sprouts.
food and travel. Greatest sporting moment: When Greatest sporting moment: Yet to
Greatest sporting moment: we win Nationals! happen. Interest definitely does
becoming National Champion not include training with Keith.
last year.
Lionel Seah
Lisa Vuong (26) Stuart
(28) Rowlands
(24)
Likes rest, sleep,
Likes food, chill, snore.
good Dislikes work and Likes
company, kick oxing, summer rambutans. Interest include food, surfing, house music, cider and
and beaches. Dislikes not being making myself look pretty and quinoa. Dislikes people who glad
productive, and late comers. talking to the wall. Greatest wrap my property or put it up for
Interests include travelling, sporting moment: coming soon! sale.
discovering new food joints. Greatest moment was taking my
Greatest moment was being able clothes off at the 2013
to smash out three chin ups. Clendinnen Shield in Geraldton.
Keith Andrew Harvey
Chad Edison (28)
Whitehead (16)
(28)
Likes romantic
Likes girls sunset walks
Likes gym, (especially while holding
sleep and romantic cmedies. NSW girls). Dislikes school and own hand. Dislikes small
Dislikes minions, action movies, his own reflection. children. Interests include
colours that don't match, and Interests include badminton and badminton, girlfriend, physio
sometimes myself. training because that's how he stuff.
Interests include footy, fishing rolls.
and manicure. Greatest sporting moment was
Greatest sporting moment was Greatest sporting moment: Yet to winning Sturt Closed
when I made it to World Champs come. Championship.
2010.
Chris Kevin Khaw
Thirlwell
MANAGER
COACH
14NEW TAS WALES
152015 Ede Clendinnen Carnival - Hobart, Tasmania
TEAM PROFILES
TASMANIA
TEAM NAME: TASMANIA
MANAGER COACH UMPIRE
Clinton Badger Brent Munday David Turner
Jenny Badger Meg Graham Leesa Grundy Abbie Rothery Maria Shelverton
Int erest s: Nutella and
Likes: Friday afternoons,
chocolate in general; Likes: Photography,
Music and spending time
Ambit ions: "Be who you riding my Vespa, playing
with the Besties; Int erest s: Badminton, Likes: badminton, painting,
are, and say what you feel, for Tassie in three
Dislikes: Monday shopping, travel, mixed photography, athletics,
because those who mind different sports!
mornings, Politics; soccer shopping with Leesa
dont matter and those Dislikes: being on the
Ambit ions: To
who matter dont mind". other side of the lens!
make it to 50
Dr. Seuss
Andrew Gardner Rowan Henderson David Jones Brent Munday Will Ponsonby
Likes: Geelong FC,
Trail Running, Pain, Likes: movies, TV,
Likes: Roos, Anchorman, Chemistry and gambling and KFC; making Likes: travelling, Likes: Downton Abbey,
Black Books Chocolate in Winter. my 22nd consecutive Tas coaching Singing to Ruby
Dislikes: Photos state Open team
of Food!
16MAJOR SPONSORS
Roaring 40s Kayaking
Mark and Jenny Grundy own and operate award-winning Roaring 40°s Kayaking in
Tasmania and are excited to again be part of Australian Badminton by sponsoring the
2015 Australian Ladies Doubles title.
Prior to their kayaking careers they were state and national badminton players, with 19
Ede Clendinnen Shield representations and 9 Australian Junior Carnivals between them.
Mark represented both Tasmania and South Australia while Jenny first represented
Queensland prior to moving to South Australia and representing Australia at the Uber Cup.
Jenny has a strong association with the Australian Ladies Doubles event, having been
runner up in this event 3 times and having won two Australian Under 21 Ladies Doubles
titles.
After finishing playing badminton their interests moved to outdoor adventures. Kayaking
was one of their favourites and has led them to running their own successful kayaking
business. Mark is a qualified sea kayak and white water kayak instructor (years of
coaching badminton certainly helped) and spends most of his summers guiding kayaking
tours in Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area (and his winters having fun white
water kayaking in Tasmania’s snow melt rivers!.
Roaring 40°s Kayaking won the 2014 Tasmanian Adventure Tourism Business and offers
premium sea-kayaking eco-tours into spectacular Bathurst Harbour and Port Davey in
Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area, as well as shorter tours in the stunning
waterways surrounding Hobart.
One of their most popular short tours is the 2.5 hour Hobart City Kayak giving a different
perspective on Hobart’s vibrant waterfront. Weave among the yachts, tall ships, fishing
boats and cruise ships of this beautiful harbour, and enjoying a floating snack of fish and
chips delivered directly to your kayak.
The Hobart City Kayak tour operates all year, so if you are visiting Hobart for the Ede
Clendinnen Shield, it is a great way to learn about Hobart’s history while enjoying a gentle
paddle.
B&E – a major sponsor of the Senior National Championships
B&E began as a publicly-funded Building Society in Launceston (Tas) in 1870. It
amalgamated with the Bass Building Society in 1988, changing its name finally to B&E in
172001. It remains one of Tasmania’s last locally-owned financial institutions and has
broadened its operations to now include personal loans, overdrafts, commercial loans and
regular banking transactions.
OffCourt Badminton Shop
On behalf of OffCourt Badminton, Rowan and William would like to welcome everyone to
the 2015 Ede Clendennin Shield and Australian Closed Championships. Our Store will be
open during the tournament for all your badminton needs. We are stockists of the majority
of Yonex and Gosen Strings range. We will also be providing the tournament shirt for
purchase throughout the event.
Both Will and Rowan have been consistent competitors and supporters of this event for
many years. We are delighted to be sponsoring the 2015 Australian Closed
Championships Men’s singles event through OffCourt Badminton.
OffCourt Badminton is Tasmania’s premier badminton retail store, located within the
Southern Tasmanian Badminton Association Centre in South Hobart. We provide the
latest up-to date best quality products and services for the badminton community.
If You have any questions or would like to pre-order a carnival shirt prior to or during the
event please feel free to contact us on either:
offcourt101@gmail.com
Rowan 0410 842 779
Will 0449 087 106
18EMERGENCY CONTACTS
HOSPITALS Royal Hobart Hospital Calvary Hospital
48 Liverpool St 49 Augusta Rd
Hobart Lenah Valley
Ph 6222 6640 Ph 6278 5444
DOCTORS General Practise +
Corner Anglesea St & Macquarie St
Ph 62235570 Open Sat & Sun
PHARMACY Elizabeth Street Pharmacy
382 - 384 Elizabeth Street
NORTH HOBART TAS 7000
10 minute drive from the badminton centre.
Hours
Mon to Fri: 8am to 6pm; Sat: 8am to 1pm
After hours: Contact Olivia Gillie (Proprietor): 0407 252729
PHYSIOTHERAPY Antill Physiotherapy
26 Antil St
South Hobart
Ph 6223 2051
TOURNAMENT MATTERS Robert Brockman. Phone: 0417 156 385
THANK YOU!
The STBA would like to thank the following people for their assistance in running the
carnival:
Robert Brockman ............... Referee
Sandra David ..................... Assistant Referee
John Henderson ................. Event Director
Alan Bottomley .................. Treasurer
Doug Brain ......................... Shuttle Control
Yvonne Bottomley .............. Program
Donna Meaghan ................. Carnival Logo design
Matthew Gillie
Maria Shelverton
Rosie Meaghan
Garion Weller
Alison Masterton
Vicky Zhang
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