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August 2009

2009 Lilac City Badminton Tournament Entry

Here's a repost of this year's registration for the Lilac City Badminton Tournament. For original post, please look in July 2009 Archive section

Click for Entry Form

Portland Badminton Club

Portland Badminton Club has 80 members and is growing.
The PBC is currently accepting new badminton members.
For information/Discounts please contact Ralph Cervantes
www.portlandbadmintonclub.com

Oregon Classic 2009

The Oregon Classic is back and with a new twist.
Come and get involved again.
Come out and play badminton Oregon and all other states.
Scheduled for Sept 5th 2009

Click for Oregon Classic Tournament Entry

PBC Elite team recognized by Local news paper

Portland Badminton club Elite badminton team recognized by Local news paper, The Argus of Hillsboro. Below is the picture of the students and coaches.

Pictures from State Games of Oregon 2009

Here are the pictures from the State Games of Oregon 2009

http://procyon.zenfolio.com/osg_badminton

These are the pictures taken by the Professional photographer Gregg Morris during the State Games of Oregon 2009.

Note from the photographer:

Here are a few pictures from the badminton tournament at the MAC. Because the lighting was rather dim, most are quite grainy; hence the black and white versions. The few that did turn out well in color, I was using a slow enough shutter. But the slower shutter speed wasn't working out for when the action was getting intense. If you want to get prints, stick with smaller sizes and the graininess won't be a problem.

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