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this page is last edited on 02/18/2003

Important Tournament Update Information:

WD and MXD will be played at best of 3 to 11 points format.

The following events schedule are changed:
- Friday B men's Singles 6:00 Start
- Saturday A Men's A Women's Doubles 10:00 Start
- Saturday Seniors Men's 2:00PM Start
- Saturday Mixed 3:00PM Start
- B Doubles Men and Women 8:00 Saturday Start

The follwoing events schedule remain unchanged:
- A & B Women's Singles 5.00PM Friday Start
- A Men's Singles 7.00PM Friday Start

The Mid-Atlantic Badminton Tournament has been a USA Badminton Classic since 1991. Formerly known as the Middle Atlantic States Open, the Mid-Atlantic is one of an elite group of only five tournaments forming the Classic circuit. Classic tournaments receive prize money from USA Badminton and the national organization also helps negotiate key sponsorship. The tournaments are designated national team qualifying events; players hoping to earn positions on the U.S. national Badminton Team earn points when they compete successfully in qualifying events such as the Mid-Atlantic.

The predecessor tournament -- the Middle Atlantic States Open -- was guided for many years under the directorship of John and Pat Cornell. The tournament as conducted in a variety of locations, including the Germantown Cricket Club. In 1988 the tournament was moved to Bryn Mawr College. The same year, Dave Fehm took over the tournament director's position, assisted by Adrian Smith and many others. Due to a construction project lasting several years, the tournament had to find new locations to successfully host the event. For 2003 the tournament is proud to be back at the beautiful Schwartz Gym on the Bryn Mawr College campus for this year's prestigious event.