. The USA Team for the 2011 Sudirman Cup Mens Howard Bach Tony Gunawan Sattawat Pongnairat Howard Shu Womens Kuei Ya Chen Eva Lee Yun Peng Rena Wang Below are the top eight finishers from the Trials in each of the five events: Mens Singles Sattawat Pongnairat Bjorn Seguin Howard Shu Nicholas Jinadasa Andrew Todt James Young Eric Kuo Curtis Stensland Womens Singles Rena Wang Cee Ketpura Priscilla Lun Thuy Hoang Cherie Chow Emily Kan Lauren Todt joint 7th place with Iris Wang joint 7th place Mens Doubles Howard Bach – Tony Gunawan Sameera Gunatileka – Vincent Nguy Andy Quach – Galdino Rosas Phillip Chew – Sattawat Pongnairat Serge Blanchet – Raunaq Muradia Wally Chang – Richard Fung Yau Hwa Chan – Zenas Lam Matt Fogarty – Nicholas Jinadasa Womens Doubles Eva Lee – Yun Peng Iris Wang – Rena Wang Kuei Ya Chen – Jamie Subandhi Daphne Ng – Lauren Todt Panita Phongasavithas – Vimla Phongasavithas Rulan Yeh – Rulien Yeh Priscilla Lun – Michelle Tea Cherie Chow – Thuy Hoang Mixed Doubles Howard Shu – Kuei Ya Chen Vincent Nguy – Eva Lee Arnold Sediati – Jamie Subandhi Phillip Chew – Cee Ketpura Ryan Chew – Mesinee Mangkalakiri James Young – Daphne Ng Richard Fung – Emily Kan Nicholas Jinadasa – Priscilla Lun Source: http://usabadminton.org/news/2011/02/08/2011-team-usa-trial-results/40862 Congratulations to all players selected. .
I see that the US is at level 2 in group 2B. So what happens if they win the group ? Do they get promote to play in level 1 or just play group 2A winner ? In other word, what's the best that the US team can achieve in this tournament ? Good luck to them all.
Teams can only play against other teams of the same group . Teams can only play against other teams of the same group. If a team becomes the winner of the group, then the team will be promoted to the next group (at the next Sudirman Cup). Have a look at how it was run/organised for the 2009 Sudirman Cup located at; http://www.badmintoncentral.com/for...6-2009-Sudirman-Cup-at-tournamentsoftware.com .
2009 Sudirman Cup Results . Perhaps this link is better (as it is summarised on one page); http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Sudirman_Cup .
2011 Sudirman Cup: Schedule of Play . For the schedule of play of the 2011 Sudirman Cup, click on this link; http://www.badmintoncentral.com/forums/showthread.php/97800-Schedule-of-play .
It's unlucky that Lee Hock Lai got injured so close to the Surdiman Cup, hopefully he can recover in time for the USGPG2011
Lee Hock Lai: Who is now playing for the USA . Yes, we have forgotten about Lee Hock Lai (who is now playing for the USA). It is expected that Lee Hock Lai is able to help in the Mixed Doubles for the USA team, if he plays. His performance with Priscilla Lun (as recorded by tournamentsoftware) is OK; http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/profile/default.aspx?id=9FD7ADEB-A8B4-4064-B7DA-DEDB21ED3150 .
He is out for atlest 6 months is what I heard. Sam and Vincent needs to "up" thier game a little bit. Their records have been dissappointing lately.
Apparently the Spanish Open is more important than the Sudirman Cup: Netherlands: Mannen: Rune Masssing, Saber Afif, Jorrit de Ruiter, Dave Khodabux en Jacco Arends Vrouwen: Patty Stolzenbach, Josephine Wentholt, Ilse Vaessen, Samantha Barning en Iris Tabeling #1 doubles pairs Bosch/Ridder and Dooremalen/Jonathans not going, playing Spanish Open instead
Good choice for Bosch/Ridder, another 4000 points to the OG12 points tally. Lee Hock Lai is out for 6 months injured, not sure when he will be back
Yes quite surprising how many players aren't in their countries Sudirman squad and instead playing here. I see Spain haven't even bothered to send a squad as have Estonia . Was wondering indeed how many points you can even get at an International relative to a Grand Prix etc. So 4000 for the winner? I think the WD have an even bigger shot at that ... I guess not many points below Group 1 to be gained in the Sudirman?
AFAIK: GPG: 7000 GP: 5000 International Challenge: 4000 International Series: 2500 Future Series: 1800 (I think) thank goodness USA aren't sending Phillip Chew, otherwise, they wouldn't have much chance.
