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LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS HYBRID PLAYER TABLES TOP 20
Our latest tables in the Hybrid Competition (Games played at your venues) and a prize for the highest points
1 - Jacqueline Tierney - Lydney Town - Points 32
2 - Michael Bramley - Severn Estuary - Points 27
3 - Daniel Wilkie - Severn Estuary - Points 26
4 - Corey Dougal - Winchester - Points 25
5 - David Lindsay - YABC - Points 25
6 - Andy Jordan - Severn Estuary - Points 24
7 - Chris Wong - Sundridge Park - Points 24
8 - Andy Jordan - Swindon Sharks - Points 24
9 - Rob O'Hagan - Stratford Park - Points 20
10 - Jacqueine Tierney - Sundridge Park - Points 19
11 - Chris Wong - Sumatran Tigers - Points 19
12 - Daniel Wilkie - Sundridge Park - Points 19
13 - Michael Bramley - Stratford Park - Points 19
14 - Alison Hodgson - Sundridge Park - Points 18
15 - David Lindsay - Waterford - Points 17
16 - Mac MacDonald - Waterford - Points 17
17 - Phil Holmes - Lydney Town - Points 17
18 - Corey Dougal - Waterford - Points 17
19 - Jill Male - Westgate Wanderers - Points 16
20 - Simon Goodwin - YABC - Points 16

WINTER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2025


SEASON 2 HAS HIT THE GROUND RUNNING
KEEP AN EYE ON THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS PAGE
RESULTS BEING UPDATE THIS WEEK
Turn Up - Play Badminton - We Do The Rest!








The Playoff Final Winners had 3 players with highest score points all receiving £75.00 Sponsorship from Apacs through UKBA. The League Championships really does see investment to our players through our competitions.

SUMMER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS PLAYOFF FINALS
The Summer League Championships 2025 was contested between Swindon Sharks and Sundridge Park with both teams putting out a full squad eager to win.
The Sharks after their UKBA Cup win were keen to get the double and stated with a solid performance giving Sundridge Park quite a muontain to climb right from the start.
22:10 was the final score and Swindon Sharks really gave a lesson in badminton to their opponents who on the day could not break the rhythm.
Swindon sharks go into season 2 as double champions and very much the team to beat


Six months hard work including a re-start, the climax of The Summer League Championships took place in mid June. Medals for everybody involved and trophies for both teams and the £100.00 & £50.00 winners and runners up prizes.
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UKBA enjoy the events its a a chance to invest in our competitors.

UKBA CUP FINAL
June 2025 saw the UKBA Cup take place between Swindon Sharks and Lydney Town. Both teams were well represented on the night and neither side were letting up in the early rounds.
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The Sharks raised their game in the final round and closed the match out 19:13. Swindons Reece Watts also had bragging rights as he was the only player to win all of his games winning a smaller UKBA Cup that he could keep.
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The next UKBA Cup will be contested in Season 2 which will kick off in September.



Challenge Cup Line Up

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LINE UP

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It's been 6 months of planning and alot of hard work from the events team and the players to get to this point. The UKBA Cup Final between Lydney Town and Swindon Sharks.
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It will all be decided on 13/06/25 at Yate who will raise the UKBA Cup we wait to see.
CONGRATULATIONS QABC SUMMER SHIELD CHAMPIONS 2025

UKBA held the first of its finals on 06/06/2025 The Summer Shield between bottom of the tables Winchester and QABC who had worked through the Semi Finals.
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The match was full throttle with both sides putting out impressive sides and after the first three rounds it was points separating both sides.
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Round four saw QABC really find their form as they took 6 of the last 8 points to secure a 19:13 win over Winchester.
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Head Coach Ian Day was gutted for Winchester who gave their all but agreed that the best team won on the evening.

UKBA SUMMER SHIELD 2025 WINCHESTER v QABC


TEAM CHANGES FOR SEASON 2 UKBA INTERNAL LEAGUE
Season 2 will see some changes to team names.
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RWB Lime Kiln will change to Swindon Sharks.
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St Egwins will change to Waterford
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Salmunster will join the league following its playoff match to decide the Challenge Cup.
OUR FINAL TABLES IN THE SUMMER INTERNAL LEAGUE
WELL DONE TO RWB LIME KILN & SUNDRIDGE PARK WHO GO TO THE PLAYOFF FINALS



So where do the names come from in the UKBA Internal League?
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A question that gets asked all the time and whilst we play badminton many of us forget.
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Every name is a place that UKBA has coached and their are still many more to add as the league grows in numbers.
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Matches are playerd at Yate and Quedgeley at the moment with plans to develop a little further with support from a few friendly clubs.



The Summer Shield 2025 will be contested between Winchester, Sumatran Tigers & QABC. The Semi Final will be between Sumatran Tigers & QABC best of 50 games so first to 26 games.

Winchester Welcome Head Coach Ian Day
Winchester receive 25% time with Ian their new head coach for the next 6 months. Ian has started early and we await an update from the coach in his first address on the public facebook group.

UKBA CUP REPLAY GOES TO GOLDEN GAME
Friday 9th May saw th replay of the UKBA Cup between Lydney & St Egwins. The first meeting was a 5:5 Draw setting up a replay and if needed a Golden Game to decide who would progress to the Semi Finals.
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The replay was no different with both sides not not letting up. Lydney went 2:0 up but St Egwins levelled the match with the final match going to 1:1 setting up the first Golden Game of the competition.
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Sadaat Mumtaz/Tolu Wanimiogunnorin remained composed and secured the win to take Lydney through to the Semi Finals.



UKBA CUP TO REPLAY
In the UKBA Cup Lydney took on St Egwins for a place in the Quarter Finals.
It was certainly an entertaining match with neither side wanting to lose and some strong performances including Gareth Goundrill, Richard Bramley and Andy Jordan.
The match went right to the last game and a 5:5 draw forced a replay with the golden game to be played should another draw be the result.
The replay will take place on Friday 9th May with both sides again fielding strong sides for the evening.






June will see the bi-annual transfer window open as UKBA looks to balance teams out and prepare the top 4 teams for Champions League action players will be kept updated on moves and the website will be updated.
UKBA Chairman commented “The vision behind the league was to create a fun competitive league for all abilities and the Champions League a chance to showcase the best players and raise the level of other players”.
The League is growing in numbers now and including more players has already began.
Head Coach Talks More Ahead of Role

UKBA Head Coach Ian Day talks more about his new role with the League Champions.
We are still early days and I'm not going to speculate on winners etc. Once we know the team that wins the league my work will start getting players ready for the defence of their title and of course the Champions League.
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The winning team will get 75% of my time offering advice, tactics, thoughts and everything else. On match days I will be there but it has been agreed I will be on the sideline out of respect for the other teams on match nights.
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25% will be allocated to the team at the bottom which will be similar but I will dicuss more nearer the time on my role with the team at the bottom of the league.
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I have always been committed to the teams historically and I will be giving both these roles everything I have and I hope the teams get behind me they have to deliver the results after all, but if they do just maybe we can have celebrations.
If you would like to join the Internal League please use the link below it only costs £7.00 Per Match and you will be nominated 2 teams
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UKBA’s Simon Forni travelled to Romania recently and had a fantastic tournament he was quarter finalist In the mens doubles and gold medalist of the mixed doubles winning his 2nd international tournament. UKBA usually competes in Strasbourg and does hope to return in the not so distant future.

