Crown Group Australian Badminton Open in Homebush, New South Wales, Australia | Professional sports league

Crown Group Australian Badminton Open

Locality: Homebush, New South Wales, Australia

Address: Quaycentre Sydney Olympic Park 2000 Homebush, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.australianbadmintonopen.com.au/

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25.01.2022 How about badminton on Christmas Island? The tiny Australian Territory is located in the Indian Ocean (2600km North-West of Perth) and has only one school - y...et home to more 'Christmas Island Red Crabs' than the entire Australian population! Over the weekend, our coaching and development officer (Ian Bridge) met with avid players to discuss the future of badminton on the remote island Badminton Australia | Badminton WA

24.01.2022 You've met our team name, now meet our TEAM MASCOT!! Our mascot is fun, playful, proud and smart just like our Australian Badminton Falcons! We are searching for a name so stay tuned on how to help us pick one.

24.01.2022 Check out the link below to see the latest webinar presentation for affiliated clubs on a new draft High Performance Model for Badminton in Australia. If y...ou would like to provide any feedback on the new model please see the instructions in the presentation https://youtu.be/ebJwCOIpI3Y Badmintonphoto

23.01.2022 NOMINATIONS FOR SELECTION TO NATIONAL TEAMS: As part of the new High performance system for Australia BA is seeking nominations for players to be part of the ...2021 National Senior Program. To read more click here: https://bit.ly/34kbd6A For selection to National Teams players must be part of the National Senior Program Nominations can be received by close of business on Tuesday the 22nd of December, 2020

22.01.2022 Thank you for following our brand launch today! We hope you are as excited about all the new logos and announcements as much as we are! This is a new era for Ba...dminton in Australia and we can't wait! To see the whole launch event watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiTb-2NRoZk&feature=youtu.be See more

21.01.2022 Introducing the finalists for Masters Sportsperson of the Year at our 2020 Victorian Disability Sport and Recreation Awards: Duke Trench-Thiedman Julie Mat...thews-Eva Chris Henderson This award acknowledges an athlete over the age of 40 who has shown great commitment to their sport or recreation and acted as a role model with a high level of sportsmanship. Join us for the virtual awards ceremony TOMORROW, Thursday 3 December at 7pm - right here on Facebook or on YouTube Premiere: https://youtu.be/89aBkcPPV3Y #vicdsrawards20

18.01.2022 NOMINATIONS FOR NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM SELECTION: As part of the new High performance pathway for Australia BA is seeking nominations for players to be part of t...he 2021 National Development Program. To read more click here: https://bit.ly/389ToYZ For selection to National Junior Teams players must be part of the National Development Program Nominations can be received by close of business on Tuesday the 22nd of December, 2020.

15.01.2022 Get in early and get in fast before all the good stuff is gone! Grab your badminton Tokyo 2021 apparel and be part of the supporter team for our badminton... stars at the Olympics. The Australian Olympic Team has teamed up with us to produce badminton specific supporter gear, you can grab it now with items including puffers, hoodies, polos, tees and caps! Don't miss out click/copy the link below into your browser to shop now! http://ow.ly/frjL50C6Jek

14.01.2022 There's still plenty of badminton Olympic supporter gear available at our online shop! A portion of the sales here will go to supporting our badminton teams into the future so grab some gear ready for the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games

12.01.2022 Hipsters playing badminton! - very cool.

12.01.2022 The Badminton Podcast continues to churn out quality episodes, since our last newsletter they have released 5 new episodes including a chat with David Tur...ner. David, a former Australian representative on the BWF circuit, discusses the officiating pathway from his experience as an umpire and line judge. Well worth a listen for anyone interested in where becoming a Technical Official can go! Read more of the great articles like this from The Shuttler below! http://ow.ly/On5s50CjoYj Badmintonphoto

05.01.2022 As part of the new High Performance System for Australia the 2021 Falcons and 2021 Junior Falcons (National Senior Program and National Development Program) ath...letes will be announced on the BA website at noon (Melbourne time) today - Saturday 30 January, 2021 - stay tuned. #falcons #BadmintonFalcons #AustralianFalcons #GoFalcons See more

04.01.2022 We are thrilled to announce that this is our NEW corporate logo for badminton in Australia! The green is inspired by the classic Aussie Olympic green and gold.... The blue comes from our National flag While the 6 feathers represent each of the key groups that support Australian badminton - athletes, coaches, technical officials, states and territories, volunteers and partners The direction of the shuttle facing forwards signifies Badminton Australia’s forward trajectory in always striving for success! See more

02.01.2022 Do you need something to fill your ears with badminton goodness? How about this episode of the Badminton Podcast featuring Badminton Oceania's very own Julie Carrel! Check it out here (Click or copy into your browser)- http://ow.ly/Y1zZ50BU3iG

02.01.2022 THAILAND OPEN RECAP (Part 1) - By Gronya Somerville On the 4th of January I set off for my first international flight, in nearly a year, to Bangkok, Thaila...nd. Considering in 2019 we had caught over 25 flights, it was a surreal experience to be flying again after so long - an experience only made weirder by the deserted airports with masked staff and closed shops. I was slightly uneasy flying during a pandemic unsure of the risk I would be in in catching COVID-19 and the uncertainty of travel at this time. After multiple form checks including a negative covid test certificate, evidence of covid travel insurance and a certificate of entry into thailand, I boarded my flight from Melbourne to Singapore. One of the benefits of flying during the pandemic is that you are pretty much guaranteed a row to yourself, and usually an empty row in front or behind also. After a long transit in Singapore where I met up with Setyana, my doubles partner coming from Sydney, we landed in Bangkok along with some other Singapore players and BWF officials. What awaited us in Bangkok were lots of military personnel and airport staff in high level PPE, hundreds of socially distanced chairs for us to sit on and a quick form check process to get us through customs. We grabbed our luggage and were on to a bus with police escort to our hotel in no time. At the hotel we had our second of 12 covid tests and had to self-isolate in our room until a negative result came back, from which we could then commence training. For 3 weeks this would be the routine of doing everything in our room aside from allotted training times, with food being left at our door for each meal. The first week of training was a blessing as it was our only chance to leave the room for 1hr 15mins of gym and on court each day as well as a chance for us to train as a doubles pair after being in different states the whole year and not training together. Continued in part 2...