seasac badminton 2013 programme

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Message from our Principal

Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for the 2013 SEASAC Badminton tournament. It isour pleasure at Garden International School to host you; the athletes, families and staff from all competing schools.

In the spirit of SEASAC we hope that over the next two days you will take part in a greatcompetition, make some friends and experience some of the hospitality of Malaysia.These two days give you a wonderful opportunity to get to know your team mates,teachers and opposition.

The organisation and running of these games has relied on a great deal of goodwill,hard work and support from many people. I would like to take this opportunity to thankthose who have supported this event and without whom the tournament would not havegone ahead. Our Sports Department for coordinating the event, the tireless work of our teachers and support staff, the Setia Badminton Academy for extending us the use of

their outstanding facilities; and last but not least to your teachers, coaches andsupporters, without whom you would not be here.

This tournament provides an opportunity for you to excel, compete at the highest leveland learn to both win and lose graciously. Most of all it must be fun, so be competitivebut not at the expense of making this a positive experience for all.

Stuart Walker

Message from our Tournament Director

I am very excited at the prospect of Garden International School hosting the SEASACBadminton Tournament in Malaysia. I would like to thank the Setia Badminton Academyfor allowing us to hold the tournament at their prestigious facilities and for beingsupportive of SEASAC and Junior Badminton in Asia. I am sure competitors will have agreat time. Good Luck!

Paul Wellington


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SEASAC Badminton General Information

Accompanying coachesCoaches (2 per school)

Hospitals

Designated hospital for emergency when at One World Hotel

Pantai Medical Centre 8, Jalan Bukit Pantai59100 Kuala Lumpur Tel No : 603-2296 0888Emergency No: +603-2296 0999Fax No: +603-2282 1557

Designated hospital for emergency when at Setia Badminton Academy

Sime Darby Medical Centre Subang Jaya1, Jalan SS 12 / 1A,47500 Subang Jaya,Selangor Darul Ehsan,Malaysia.Phone : +603-5639 1212Fax : +603-5639 1675

Contacts (in an emergency)

Tournament Director Paul Wellington 0162599026Hotel & Transport Liaison Emma McGlinchey 0142247064

Tournament First Aid

There will be first aid and an ambulance at Setia Academy.The first aiders are there to treat major / minor injuries and not provide pre-gamestrapping. Please make sure your coaches come prepared to do this themselves.

Hydration

A limited amount of isotonic drinks will be supplied to teams. Water will beprovided please ask students to bring wter bottles to reduce waste


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Food Arrangements

There will be lunch provided at the Setia Academy on both days.

Setia Academy

Teams will be allowed access to the toilets and changing facilities. They can usethe showers but are required to bring their own towels.Coaches & parents will not be allowed at the sides of the courts only at the endsand the centre.

SEASAC Badminton Itinerary

3 day overview

Date Day Evening Hotel

Thurs 21 st March Teams arrive @ One World 8pm Coaches meeting

Teams at leisure

Fri 22 nd March Morn / Aft - Tournament @ Setia Teams at leisure

Sat 23 th March Morn / Aft - Tournament @ SetiaEvening Presentation Dinner @ GIS

Teams at leisure

Sun 24 th March Teams depart

SEASAC 2012 Team Results

2012 Results 2013 Group SeedingsGirls Boys Girls Boys

1. RIS 1. CDNIS 1. RIS 1. CDNIS

2. UWC 2. RIS 2. UWC 2. RIS

3. GIS 3. UWC 3. GIS 3. UWC

4. BPS 4. NIST 4. BPS 4. NIST

5. NIST 5. GIS 5. NIST 5. GIS

6. CDNIS A 6. BPS 6. CDNIS 6. BPS7. KLASS 7. MKIS 7. KLASS 7. MKIS

8. ISY 8. SIS 8. ISY 8. SIS

9. CDNIS B 9. ISY 9. MKIS 9. ISY

10.MKIS 10.KLASS 10.UWC E 10.KLASS

11.TTS

12. UWC E


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Tournament Rules

1. All IBA rules and regulations are in force with the following SEASAC modifications.The host school will inform the traveling schools which shuttles will be used during thecompetition at least 6 weeks prior to the event. The new IBF scoring with rally points

has been adopted by SEASAC.

2. Number of Participants

7 players per team and a reserve player 2 coaches per team. 1 coach per team per school will be allowed on court.

3. If a player forfeits a second match in the tournament, the Tournament Director hasthe right to exclude them from all future play with the exception of academic reasons i.e.SATs

4. Players will be seeded by their own schools, and equivalent seeding paired up for matches. It is stressed that this system depends upon the integrity of the coaches inranking their own players. Seeding will be submitted by the AD of the school to theTournament Director on the Monday proceeding the tournament and the TournamentDirector will email the seedings to all other competing schools.

Seedings will be posted on the tournament notice board and subsequently adhered to.

5. Format: 3 singles and 2 doubles.

Order of play will be Doubles 2, Doubles 1, Singles 3, Singles 2, Singles 1

6. Tournament Tie-Breakers:

a. Head to headb. Total sets won among the tied teamsc. Total games won among the tied teams Points won (if possible)d. Once a tie break has been resolved additional ties will be resolved in the same formatusing the same sequence of procedures beginning with the head to head result.


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7. Reserve player

Schools may take a reserve player that can play #3 singles or #2 doubles at any time inthe tournament from one match to another but not in the middle of a match. In the caseof an injury, seeding will be moved up accordingly e.g. #2 moves to #1 if #1 is injured.Injured players are eligible to play again in the next match at the original seeding.

8. Coaches are allowed to coach from coaching areas only, however it should not stopplay. The Tournament Director has the authority to regulate appropriate coachingbehaviour. Coaching is considered to be communication, advice, or instruction of anykind, audible or visual to a player. Coaching will be allowed at the change of ends.

9. Coaches need to be proactive in monitoring the calls made by their own players andthe opposition, if there are any issues the coaches are to contact the chief umpire to

possibly assign a neutral umpire

All Tournament (MVP) Awards

a. all teams receive 1 All Tournament Award nominated by their coachb. 1st place will receive an additional 3 awards, 2nd place will receive an additional 2awards and 3rd place will receive an additional award


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Alice Smith School

School KLASS Coach: Gavin Liew

Boys Name Year Nationality

1 Han Bi Jeong 13 Korean

2 Bintang Lee 12 Malaysian

3 Eu Chian Tan 12 Malaysian

4 Eu Fon Tan 8 Malaysian

5 Yongqun Lai 13 Malaysian

6 Jia Chern Teoh 11 Malaysian

7 Khang He Lee 9 Malaysian

8 Ryan Tang 11 Malaysian

School KLASS

Girls Name Year Nationality

1 Julie Sim 13 Singaporean

2 Joyce Tan 9 Malaysian

3 Su Khi Wei 12 Malaysian

4 Jia Ye Gan 13 Malaysian

5 Sue Yee Lee 11 Malaysian

6 Tania Bhattacharya 11 Indian

7 Alex Parkinson 11 British

8 Holly Dyas 11 British

Coach: Sarah Potter


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Bangkok Patana School

School BPS


1 Phanawat (Warm)Ayanaputra 9 Thai

2 Akhil Balimane 12 Indian

3 Andreas Jensen 10 Danish

4 Jittarin (Win) Kanjanaphairoj 10 Thai

5 Anthony Ku 13 American

6 Ta Soung (Taisho) Loo 9 Singaporean

7 Kacha (Shogun) Techawatanawana 11 Thai

School BPS


1 Sand (Sandy) Assakul 13 Thai

2 Melaney Chen 11 Taiwanese

3 Janice Jean 10 Singaporean4 Wing Ting (Ting Ting) Ng 11 Chinese5 Wutthinee (Rung) Rungsaeng 10 Thai6 Pawarin (L) Sungkboon 8 Thai7 Chanidapa (Anne) Tye 12 Thai


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Canadian School of Hong Kong

School CDNIS Coach: Blair SchmalenbergBoys Name Year Nationality

1 Jeremy Lai 11 Canadian2 Byron Chow 10 Australian3 Devlin Wong 9 Chinese4 Chris Yu 11 Canadian5 Justin Yung 12 Canadian6 Ryan Ng 9 Chinese7 Prince Wong 10 Chinese8 Jeremy Mok 12 Canadian

School CDNISGirls Name Year Nationality

1 Natalie Lau 11 Canadian2 Rhoda Wong 11 Chinese3 Karen Li 11 Canadian4 Natalee Hung 11 Canadian5 Sabrina Wong 10 Canadian6 Ingrid Ip 12 Chinese7 Cecilia Chan 11 Chinese

8 Ingrid Chai 9 American

Coach: Blair Schmalenberg


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Garden International School

School GIS Coach: Alvin Lai


1 Anthony Sim 11 Malaysian

2 Ashwin Mohan 11 Malaysian

3 Law Li Ming 11 Malaysian4 Mayur Codur 11 Malaysian

5 Lau Ean Loong 10 Malaysian

6 Jordan Chan 9 Malaysian

7 Cian Goon 8 Malaysian

8 Ng Wui Herng 8 Malaysian

School GIS


1 Janice Quah 13 Malaysian

2 Law Li Xuan 10 Malaysian

3 Wong Joy-Ve 10 Malaysian

4 Raashi Basu 10 Indian

5 Amanda Tan 9 Malaysian

6 Huda Ryaz Patel 9 Singaporean

7 Hana Ryaz Patel 8 Singaporean

8 Isabelle Tan 7 Malaysian

Coach: Siew Mei Lim


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International School of Yangon

School ISY Coach: Zaw Maung Maung SoeBoys Name Year Nationality

1 Kang Yeon Lee 11 Korean2 Christopher Ong 10 Burmese3 Henry Liu 9 Burmese4 Takaki Kato 9 Japanese5 Wai Yan naing 8 Burmese6 Kaung Khant 8 Burmese7 Kai Yuan Liang 8 Taiwanese

School ISYGirls Name Year Nationality

1 Ei Myat San 12 Burmese2 Yuan Yuan Liang 12 Taiwanese3 Khin Win Le Phyu 10 Burmese4 Nadi Aye Chan 9 Burmese5 Ananta Vashisht 9 Indian6 Shwe Yee Shoon Myat 8 Burmese7 Ashley Law Mei Fang 8 Singaporean

Coach: Florence Scheercousse


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Mont Kiara International School

School MKIS Coach: Jeff Hritzuk


1 Thomas Lau 10 Malaysia

2 Hidetoshi Ikeda 11 Malaysia

3 Jason Lew 7 Malaysia4 John Kim 11 S. Korea

5 Anson Chow 12 Malaysia

6 Sebastien Zaugg 11 Switzerland

7 Fredrik Cderkvist 10 Sweden

8 Wing Chia 11 Malaysia

School MKIS


1 Miriam Cha 11 S. Korea

2 Sofea Zukarnain 10 Malaysia3 Yuzu Ikeue 10 Japan

4 Amanda Fung 10 Malaysia

5 Jasmine Tan 11 Malaysia

6 Suh Young Choi 11 S. Korea

7 Sua Park 10 S. Korea

8 Chea Lene Tan 11 Malaysia

Coach: Norayr Ghazaryan


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New International School Thailand

School NIST Coach: Mr. Thaweesak Koetsriphan


1 Kasemphaibulsuk, Pao (Phothiphao) 12 Canada

2 Kitilimtrakul, Triz 11 Thailand3 Monsereenusorn, Mick (Marvyn) 9 Thailand

4 Oskog, Axel (Per Axel) 11 Sweden

5 Phawa, Sahdev 11 Thailand

6 Sachayansrisakul, Tharin 9 Thailand

7 Santivisat, Sasawat 11 Thailand

School NIST Coach: Ms. Chotima KoonpongGirls Name Year Nationality

1 Kambhu Na Ayudhaya, Petch (Achari) 12 Thailand

2 Kambhu Na Ayudhaya, Ploy (Praopan) 12 Thailand

3 Kondo, Misaki 11 Japan

4 Leeswadtrakul, Grace (Suthidarat) 9 Thailand

5 Leeswadtrakul, Joy (Suratiporn) 8 Thailand

6 Peechapol, Pe-tanque (Sasanan) 7 Thailand

7 Peechapol, Sasicha 11 Thailand


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Ruamrudee International School

School RIS


1 CHANAR KERATIYUTWONG 12 Thai

2 PHONGSUN WORRAWATTANAPREECHA 8 Thai

3 TAT BOAT PANTARASUTRA 9 Thai

4 SORAVUT "BILLY" SUNCHINDAH 12 Thai

5 TANAPAT KLOMJIT 12 Thai6 CHAYAPON PUN LEE ISRANUKUL 12 Thai

7 TANAPAT RATANARUENGJUMRUNE 10 Thai

8 NAVANAS CHETSANDTIKHUN 10 Thai

School RIS


1 PENLUCK SUTARAT 10 Thai

2 CHAWANYA LERTHIRANRAT 11 Thai

3 NARISSAPAT LAM 11 Thai4 THANAPORN KAIKRITKHONGBUN 11 Thai

5 PREYALUCK SUTARAT 12 Thai

6 PAKJIRA SIRISON 12 Thai

7 AYUSHI GANGWAL 9 Indian

8 PLOY PAI LIN KIM 11 Thai

Coach: MS. JOEI KHAOSA- ARD (M)

Coach: Mr. Chuan Feng Lee (M)


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Surabaya International School

School SIS Coach: Mr. Pellerin, Pak Parno


1 David Soesilo 8 Indonesian

2 Kyuhyun Kim 9 Korean

3 Abhishek Kaul 9 Indian

4 Devin Setyawan 11 Indonesian

5 Reyner Sebastian 10 Indonesian

6 Stefan Gunawan 11 Indonesian

7 Calvin Sentosa 9 Indonesian


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Tanglin Trust School

School TTS


1 Anton Bargmann 9 Danish

2 James Bruce 11 British

3 Bryan Chow 11 Malaysian

4 Alex Clark 11 British

5 Edward Greig 7 British

6 Aashvin Relwani 9 British

7 Alexander Scott 12 British

Coach: Dave Radcliff, Coach Daryl


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United World College South East Asia Dover Campus

School UWC D Coach: Tay YuanqiBoys Name Year Nationality

1 Gregory Tan Grade 12 Singapore2 Jonathan Lee Grade 12 Malaysia3 Julien Tham Grade 11 Malaysia

4 Matthew Booker Grade 10 Singapore5 Pranit Kapoor Grade 12 India6 Varun RAJESH Grade 8 India7 Ryan Ho Grade 12 Singapore8 Tommy Mak Grade 10 Malaysia

School UWC D Coach: Andrew ChongGirls Name Year Nationality

1 Andree Jong Grade 11 Singapore2 Ashima Sabhlok Grade 12 India3 Katrina Gunara Grade 10 Indonesia4 Melanie Liew Grade 12 Malaysia5 Michelle Yuen Grade 8 United States6 Miranda Van-Boswell Grade 10 Canada7 Niki Chaturvedi Grade 12 United Kingdom8 Tracy Nang Grade 11 Myanmar


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United World College South East Asia East Campus

School UWC E


1 David Viratama Batubara Grade 11 Indonesian

2 Emmanuel Dean Grade 11 Indonesian

3 Ryan Chew Grade 11 Singaporean

4 Wing Hong Tong Grade 11 Hong Kong

5 Jia Chen Wan Grade 10 Chinese

6 Pranav Mohan Grade 10 Indian

7 Kaixuan Khoo Grade 9 Malaysian

8 Napat Tephabutr Grade 9 Thai

School UWC E Coach: Aloni


1 Hui Yen Low Grade 11 Malaysian

2 Lilyanne Cheah Grade 11 Singaporean3 Mathilde Ooi Grade 11 Malaysian

4 Neha Roy Grade 11 Indian

5 Ritikaa Iyer Grade 11 Indian

6 Cheuk Shan Lo Grade 10 Chinese

7 Yoo Mi Sim Grade 10 South Korean

8 Chu Yan Ying Grade 9 British

Coaches: Richard Walton & Ng Ming Hui


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SEASAC

Coaches Code of Conduct

Each Coach Shall:

Abide by the content and intent of the SEASAC Constitution, Handbook, PlayingRegulations and Appendices and should accept and support the rules governing thesport and those responsible for administering the rules.

Prepare participants with regard to the behaviour expected of them at a SEASAC event.

Cooperate with fellow coaches, tournament directors, officials and student minor officials in the performance of their duties.

Exemplify ethical behaviors, including honesty, integrity, fair play and sportsmanship.

Be generous in winning and graceful in losing.

Refrain from humiliating other teams either verbally or through results on the playingsurface - winning is desirable but to win at any cost defeats the purpose of the gameand is in conflict with the spirit of fellowship at SEASAC events.

Accept responsibility for the conduct of his/her athletes and discourage inappropriatebehaviour in competition and while at or away from the sporting venue.

Understand that obscenities, trash talk or other forms of verbal abuse from a coach or player directed at coaches, officials, players or spectators are not acceptable behaviorsin SEASAC competition.

Keep his/her coaching function in proper personal and professional perspective.


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