Czech Junior Orlova International 2026

All payments must be done cash at the accreditation and in Euro only; credit cards are not accepted. It is possible to pay in advance by bank transfer. Insurance is to be arranged individually by participants.

The tournament will be played in full accordance with the Laws of Badminton and Competition Regulations as adopted by the BWF as well as Badminton Europe Junior Circuit Regulations. In the event of any dispute, the Referee's decision shall be final.

Competitors must be prepared to play at the times quoted in the order of play for the events for which they have entered. Competitors will be scratched if not ready to play when called. Competitors should not leave the playing area during the tournament without the Referee's permission.

Colour, design, lettering and advertising on clothing shall be regulated by BWF Statutes, Section 5.2.3: Junior Tournament Regulations, paragraphs 12 to 16. A player violating these regulations shall be penalised by an administrative fine of 50 EUR.

For semi-finals and finals, doubles partners must wear the same colour of T-shirt and shorts or skirt. Failing to do so shall result in an administrative fine of 50 EUR.

After entering one or more players in the tournament, it is the Member's responsibility to secure visas for their players if needed. Members must make sure that visa applications are made early enough. Tournament organisers will do everything possible to enable entered players to get a visa.

For invitation letters, contact the Czech Badminton Federation at info@czechbadminton.cz no later than 19 October 2026.

Doping control in badminton, in accordance with BWF Anti-Doping Regulations, is conducted out-of-competition and in-competition with the collection of urine and/or blood samples. Athletes are responsible for any substance found in their body.

Before an athlete takes any medication, they should check with their doctor and, if necessary, get a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE). More information: BWF anti-doping overview.

Section 2.4 of the BWF Statutes, Code on The Prevention of The Manipulation of Competitions, relates to anti-corruption and anti-match manipulation and applies to all participants at this tournament.

Participants are not allowed to bet in any way on badminton matches, must respect fair play, and must not attempt to influence the course or result of a game or match. Every person has an obligation to report approaches to gather inside information or change the outcome of matches. More information: BWF anti-match-fixing overview.

In accordance with BWF Statutes, Section 5.3.3.2: World Junior Ranking System, an event must contain at least eight competitors in the first published version of the main draw. If this number is not met, that event shall not count towards any ranking.

An event must also contain at least one entry from a Member other than the hosting Member in the first published version of the main draw. Badminton Europe is not liable for costs incurred by third persons because of an event not having enough competitors to count for rankings.

Compliance with GCR 7.9 means the Member reconfirms acceptance of BWF regulations and disciplinary processes for itself and the entered players.

The accommodation form collects National Association, contact person, fax, telephone, e-mail, total number of persons, arrival and departure dates, hotel choice, room counts, number of nights and meal counts for Friday 13 November, Saturday 14 November and Sunday 15 November.

The arrival and departure form collects means of transport (car, train, plane or other), arrival/departure date and time, number of persons, flight number, train number and coming from / going to information. Both reservation forms include date and signature.