Competitions
Club Championships
Club championships are for members only and take place over the winter months. The competition is split into multiple events:
- Women's singles
- Men's singles
- Women's doubles
- Men's doubles
- Mixed doubles
There are five grades: Open (for all grades), B, C, D, and E. A player may play up one grade, as well as playing in their own grade.
All members are eligible to also play in the Open grade.
The format is typically boxes and/or knockout rounds.
Check back next year to see dates and info for 2025. Click here to see the winners of the 2024 season.
Shield Events
We also have shield events open to our members. These are more fun and social events - but still competitive badminton.
- Presidents Shield (All grades)
- Clements Shield (B and C grades)
- Penman Shield (D and E grade)
The Presidents Shield
This competition is open to players of all grades and is a handicapped competition.
All members are pre-ranked and given an individual handicap figure by our club captains. This figure remains the same throughout the night. Partners for each game will be drawn and the handicaps combined. This is the score that you will start that particular game on. The first three game scores for each player will be recorded and the highest scoring four men and four women will become our semi-finalists.
The semi-finals are mixed doubles games. Partners are drawn once from the pool and play off against each other, again with the handicaps tallied as above. The winning pair from each semi-final will play off against each other in the finals. Handicap scores will also be used in the finals.
The Penman Shield and the Clements Shield
The Clements Shield is for B-C grade players.
The Penman Shield is for D-E grade players.
The basic format is a preliminary round consisting of at least three games per player, including at least one mixed doubles game. Scores are recorded for the first three games each player plays.
The four highest scoring men, and the four highest scoring women go through to the semi-finals. The semi-finals are mixed doubles games, with partners again drawn. The winners of each of the semi-finals go through to the finals. No re-draw is made for the finals.
Interclub competitions
At Titirangi Badminton, we welcome friendly competition with other clubs. For the last few years, we have interclub competition with Orewa Bamdminton Club. And this year, we had the inaugural interclub with Otahuhu Badminton Club. These competitions enable us to foster relationships with other clubs and are a great way for players to gain experience in a competitive team setting.