Dear members,
As our club is going to organise fourth inter-member Badminton tournament we the club management and tournament committe would like to invite you all for your kind participation in open tournament and inter-member tournament for members as well. The entry fees will be nepali rupees one thousand (Nrs-1000) per participant and nepali rupees two thousand (Nrs2000)f or double participant.

Attractive gifts and trophies for winning team and participant!

Duration : September 19, 2014 - October 4, 2014 (16 days)
• Venues : In and around Incheon Metropolitan City
• Participants : about 13,000 athletes and officials and about 7,000 media from the 45 OCA
member states
• Staff : approx. 30,000
• Host : The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)
• Organizer : The 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee (IAGOC)
• No. of Sports : 36 (28 Olympic sports and 8 non-Olympic sports)

28 Olympic Sports
Aquatics / Archery / Athletics / Badminton / Basketball / Boxing / Canoe & Kayak / Cycling /
Equestrian / Fencing / Football / Golf / Gymnastics / Handball / Hockey / Judo / Modern
Pentathlon / Rowing / Rugby / Sailing / Shooting / Table Tennis / Taekwondo / Tennis /
Triathlon / Volleyball / Weightlifting / Wrestling

8 Non-Olympic Sports
Baseball / Bowling / Cricket / Kabaddi / Karate / Sepaktakraw / Squash / Wushu
Nepal will compete in at least 18 different games in the 17th Asian Games. Among those games Nepal will be competing in Swimming, Badminton, Boxing, Cricket, Archery, Cycling, Golf,Judo, Karate, Shooting, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Lawn Tennis, Triathlon, Weightlifting,Wrestling and Wushu.

The 10th Krishna Mohan Memorial Nationwide Open Badminton Tournament has been scheduled here for February 17-20.

As usual, the badminton tournament features eight events: men’s and women’s singles, men’s and women’s doubles, Under-17 singles (boys’ and girls’), veterans’ doubles, mixed doubles and Masters doubles. The men’s singles winner will walk away with Rs 50,000 and the runner-up will take home Rs 25,000. The losing semi-finalists are also assured of Rs 10,000 along with Rs 5,000 each for the losing quarter-finalists.

The top two players in women’s singles event will earn Rs 40,000 and Rs 20,000 while the losing semi-finals will be handed over Rs 10,000 each. Cash prizes are also on offer for the top four players/team in the men’s and women’s doubles, mixed doubles,  and Under-17 boys’ and girls’ categories.