2008 P & D Restricted Tournament Rachael Williams and Abi Maunder were winners of the ladies doubles at the End of Season Restricted Tournament |
 9 Dec 2007 P & D Christmas Tournament BATS sent 6 pairs to the Plymouth and District annual handicapped mixed tournament.
To the club's great credit, three of the four semi finalist pairs were from BATS. This inevitably meant that two of our pairs fought it out in the semis for a place in the final. Jonathan Freeman and Abi Maunder were the unlucky pair to go out. They were knocked out by Rachael Williams and Alan Berry. Julian Cooper and Heather Cooper won their place in the final by beating Jo and Andy Jackson from the Builders club.
The final went right to the wire in an epic three ender. Julian and Heather had an uphill struggle with a handicap of minus 9 but managed to win the first end 21/18. Rachael and Alan, with a handicap of plus 4 took the second end 21/16. The third end was a real nail biter and was finally won by Rachael and Alan 21/20. Pl;ayer of the day must go to Rachael, who played well all day and brilliantly in the final.
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2007 P & D Open Tournament James Cooper from BATS playing with Judith Farris from Callington Badminton Club were runner up in the mixed event of the End of Season Plumouth and District Open Tournament.
They reached the final by beating brother Julian Cooper and Maggie Smith (Callington BC) by just 1 point in the Semi Final.
Tamsin Woodroffe (BATS) and Lorna Gorbett (Callijngton) were runner up in the Ladies Doubles event. |
Dec 2006 P & D Christmas Tournament Julian Cooper and Heather Cooper won the Christmas Handicapped tournament for the second year runnig with a handicap of minus 7.
They would like to dedicate this title to Rodney Cooper who sadly passed away on 8th October 2006.. Apart from being a wonderful husband and father he was a stalwart member of BATS and served on the Plymouth & District Badminton League committee. |
 2006 P & D End of Season Tournaments End of Season Plymouth and District Tournament successes for BATS players.
Open Events;
The ladies singles title was taken by FRANCES WARD who beat Greenbank's Lynne Hunt 7-11 11-9 11-2 in the final.
Sisters; FRANCES AND REBECCA WARD came runner up in the ladies doubles.
JULIAN COOPER and JAMES COOPER came runner up in the mens doubles losing out to Greenbank's Andy Ward & Gareth Pearse 15-12 15-9
JAMES COOPER and FRANCES WARD took the mixed doubles title. They had a close call in the semi finals against brother JULIAN COOPER and MAGGIE SMITH (from Callington Club) beating them by just 1 point.
Restricted Events;
DAVID WILLIAMS did the triple in the restricted events.
DAVID won his first singles title and then partnered ALAN BERRY to take the mens doubles.
DAVID then teamed up with ABIGAIL MAUNDER and proceeded to take the mixed doubles as well, beating fellow club members REBECCA WARD and ALAN BERRY in the final.
ABIGAIL partnered HEATHER COOPER in the ladies doubles and they came runner up. A very creditable end to Abi's first season playing in the senior league.
Open Events;
The ladies singles title was taken by FRANCES WARD who beat Greenbank's Lynne Hunt 7-11 11-9 11-2 in the final.
Sisters; FRANCES AND REBECCA WARD came runner up in the ladies doubles.
JAMES COOPER and FRANCES WARD took the mixed doubles title. They had a close call in the semi finals against brother JULIAN COOPER and MAGGIE SMITH (from Callington Club) beating them by just 1 point.
JULIAN COOPER and JAMES COOPER came runner up in the mens doubles losing out to Greenbank's Andy Ward & Gareth Pearse 15-12 15-9.
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2008 P & D Open Tournament Frances Ward was runner up in the ladies singles.
Frances Ward and Heather Cooper took an unexpected scalp in the quarter finals but were knocked out in the semis by the eventual winners.
Julian Cooper and James Cooper reached the semi finals in the mens doubles.
Frances Ward and James Cooper knocked out Julian Cooper and Heather Cooper in the quarter finals to reach the semis and then were disappointed to be knocked out by the eventual winners whom they had beaten in the round robin stage 21-20.
All in all; a very good day for the BATS players. |
