A calendar for everyone who plays badminton in Georgia
One place for entry lists, draws, the order of play and rankings — across five cities and every level from grade D to the national field.
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For years the answer to "when is the next tournament?" lived in a handful of group chats. From today it lives here: a public calendar with entry lists, draws, the order of play and a ranking list for every discipline and age group.
The calendar covers five cities — Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi, Rustavi and Gori — and every level from a first-season amateur in grade D to the national field. Junior stages run group phases so that a child travelling two hours to a hall is guaranteed more than one match.
Entries for the first stage open this week. There are currently 140 players registered in the system; entry lists update the moment a fee is received, and the waiting list is public so that nobody has to ask where they stand.
If you run a club, a hall, or a junior group and want a stage in your city next season, write to the tournament office. The calendar has room.
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