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Adult Disability Badminton Course

Submitted by Tom Knapp on Wed, 16/12/2009 - 11:17

In conjunction with North Yorkshire County Council, Skipton Badminton Club are holding a six week taster course from 9th January 2010 on Saturday mornings 10 am to 11 am for adults with disabilities.
Please see the forums for more information.

Craven and District Badminton League Mens and Ladies Tournament

Submitted by Tom Knapp on Mon, 16/11/2009 - 08:14

The annual Craven and District Badminton League mens and ladies doubles tournament was held on Sunday 15th November at Holy Family School, Keighley.

This year saw a high number of entries, with players from Skipton, Colne, Moorlands, Settle, Greenhead, Croft and St. Andrews taking part in what was a thoroughly enjoyable day's badminton. 
 
In the mens doubles event, 14 pairs entered. In the first semi final, father and son Stephen and Tom Dale of Skipton were narrowly beaten by Mickey Ruddock and Craig Thompson of Greenhead, 13-15, 15-12, 15-13, while in the second semi final, John Lickess and Jordan Palmer beat Colne clubmates Mike Fulforth and Peter Macro, 15-12, 12-15, 15-8.
 
A nail-biting final match saw John and Jordan come away as winners by the narrowest of margins against Mickey and Craig, 15-14, 15-14.
 
The ladies doubles was a closely fought affair, with the final being contested by Jeanette Howarth (Moorlands) and Vicky Ryan (Skipton), against Linda Wilkinson and Louise Kirkbride, both of Skipton. Louise and Linda fought well in the early rounds, however the experience of Jeanette and Vicky was enough to seal victory, 15-8, 15-9.

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Latest League Tables

Submitted by Tom Knapp on Tue, 27/10/2009 - 08:39

The League Tables have been added to the Craven League page. The tables are in an Excel spreadsheet that you can download to view.

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League Tables Updated 1st March

Submitted by Tom Knapp on Tue, 09/03/2010 - 18:58.

The latest league tables are attached to the Craven League page

Welcome to the new look website!

Submitted by Tom Knapp on Tue, 29/09/2009 - 15:46

We have relaunched the website for the new season to provide a richer experience.

You can create user accounts in order to interact with the site via the forums or by leaving comments. The news feed will be regularly updated so keep checking back.

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New website

Submitted by Peter Wilkinson (not verified) on Wed, 30/09/2009 - 12:52.

Well done Tom for revamping website.

I hope members, junior members & prospective members contribute to the website. The more we use it the better it will become.

Peter Wilkinson

Well done Tom

Submitted by thegrimdales on Wed, 07/10/2009 - 07:21.

I agree with Peter. Great new site well done. Have you written it from scratch or used a template?

A few questions:

  1. Will we be able to see match results and league tables?
  2. What is going to happen about posting results from matches? Do you want the team captain to post results or can individuals post them informally?
  3. Do you need any help in running the website?

Regards

Stephen

Thanks Stephen

Submitted by Tom Knapp on Wed, 07/10/2009 - 14:23.

Thanks Stephen. I'm glad you found the site. Keep spreading the word.
I built the site using Drupal, which has lots of functionality already and thousands of bolt on modules to use.
The idea for the site is that it's a resource for the club and the league (and others who want to contribute). People can be assigned as editors so that when viewing fixtures they get an edit tab at the top of the page. There will be the option to enter the match results which will then display to all users when they view a fixture. I'm also planning to add another block to one of the side columns to show recent results as a table, linking to a full page of all results.
I intend to set up a league table shortly that will be built dynamically from all the results (but that does mean receiving and entering the results from all the matches in the league). Alternatively this could be set up as a static table on the Craven League page but it would only get updated infrequently.
I thought it would be good to keep the number of people who are assigned as editors to a minimum so that results can be properly verified before being posted. Anyone can, however, add comments or contribute to the forums.
I hope people will keep making suggestions and writing content so that the site keeps growing.
Tom