Annual Report 2018

2018
ANNUAL REPORT &
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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BADMINTON NORTH HARBOUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT Chris Davis VICE PRESIDENT Ross Barnett
BOARD
Karen Blank (Chairperson) Dorothy Callister Benson Leng
Kerrin Harrison Kati Turver Mark Werman
BADMINTON NORTH HARBOUR STAFF
Chief Executive
Glenn Cox
Events Manager
Accounts Manager
Administration Secretary
Coaching Manager
Development Officer
Maintenance
Pro Shop Manager
Lisa Schmidt
Karen Willins
Annabelle Galvez
Fanny Kumala Megahwati
Abhinav Manota
Neville Howell
Justine Villegas
Convenor
Honorary Solicitor
Auditor
Karen Blank
Chris Davis
RSM Hayes Audit, Auckland
LIFE MEMBERS
Eileen Barclay Molly Gibson David Reeks
Lionel Medland Ian Wyborn Dorothy Callister
Graeme Newton Julie Carrel Karen Blank
Chris Davis
Joanne Hewitt
MEMBERS
Badminton Club Exist
East Coast Bays Club
Family Badminton Club
Grammar Club
IMBC
MTS Badminton Club
North Harbour Club
ORD Badminton Club
Sunset Club
The Mates
Bridge Beyond Club
Facebook Badminton Club
Flites NZ Badminton Club
Great Families BC
Mairangi Bay Club
North 3040 Club
North Shore Mid-Week Club
Orewa Club
Takapuna Club
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Status
Badminton North Harbour is an Incorporated
Society and is Tax Exempt.
Badminton North Harbour is one of 27 Associations
throughout New Zealand registered to Badminton
New Zealand.
Vision
Badminton North Harbour is to be a highly
regarded and financially sustainable organisation
that successfully delivers badminton as a lifelong
sport embraced by the North Harbour region.
Mission Statement
Badminton North Harbour exists to provide
its members and the general public with a
quality badminton facility and a diverse
range of badminton services and
programmes. Badminton North Harbour will
strive to increase player participation, enjoyment
and high achievement through sound
business practice and a commitment to
developing our game.
Service
Provide the highest quality
of service both internally
and externally satisfying the
expectations of our
customers.
Honesty & Integrity
Perform all responsibilities
with the utmost honesty
and integrity without
compromise.
Excellence
Maintain a high level of
excellence in all aspects of
our operation. Never
compromise when better can
be achieved.
Innovative:
Encourage and recognise
innovation, creativity and
forward thinking.
BADMINTON NORTH HARBOUR
47 BOND CRESCENT, FORREST HILL
NORTH SHORE CITY, 0620
PO BOX 100630, N.S.M.C, AUCKLAND
Tel: (09) 410 6941
Fax: (09) 410 6689
Email: info@bnh.org.nz
Website: www.bnh.org.nz
Online Booking: book.bnh.org.nz
Partnership:
Badminton North Harbour
highly respects all partnerships,
both internal and
external. These partnerships
are regarded as an integral
part of our development and
success moving forward.
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
The Board has had another impressive year in terms of
what it has managed to achieve for Badminton North
Harbour.
One of the strengths of a governing body is to always be
looking to improve the fortunes of the organisation it
serves. No matter how good an organisation is performing
there is always room for improvement and the
need to prepare for future eventualities (whether
planned, or otherwise).
What most of our members will not see is the time and
effort which your Board members put into working on
these issues. One of the obvious issues which we have
been working on, for some considerable period, is the
need for more court space. We have had many false
starts and, to be honest, do not have a solution to this
problem at this point in time. This is a matter which is
foremost in our minds. It is discussed at every Board
meeting (and, often, in between meetings). We have a
Board subcommittee which focusses on this issue and
our CEO Glenn Cox is in constant contact with all of the
important parties, potential partners etc. Sourcing further
court availability which is in the appropriate localities,
and is cost effective, is not an easy task (as you can
imagine). In addition, there are certain frameworks
which are imposed upon us (by funders, Council etc.)
and we need to find ways of making ourselves fit into
the necessary criteria to make ourselves eligible, to the
greatest degree possible, for whatever possibilities
might arise.
In addition, the Board has to be “across” all of the other
aspects of the operation of the association. While
Glenn and his team do an amazing job of the day to day
management of these issues, the Board has to ensure
that we have the appropriate resourcing (which is not
only financial) for everything from management of the
Association’s facilities, to organisation of our competitions,
ensuring that we have the best available players
available to form the best teams to take part in provincial
and national competitions, ensuring that we have
pathways in place for our elite players to reach the
highest possible level, ensuring that our non-elite players
also have the ability and opportunity to play at their
best possible level, administration and officiating of the
sport, etc. Of course, a primary driver for all of those
issues is our ability to finance these activities on an ongoing
basis (both short-term and long-term).
Your Board is made up of people with a variety of skills
and experience. It is the combined efforts of those people
who maintain Badminton North Harbour as the
preeminent Badminton Association in New Zealand,
continuing the good work which has been carried out
by Boards in the past.
This year’s Board is no exception to the above comments.
They worked incredibly hard and well together
to continue the good fortunes of Badminton North Harbour.
Particular credit and thanks must go to Karen
Blank who has taken on the position as Chair of the
Board with enthusiasm, great dedication and leadership.
I am looking forward to an exciting and successful year
to come for our great organisation.
Chris Davis
President
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S REPORT
Welcome to our 2018 annual report. It has been another busy
year with more people playing and enjoying our sport.
2018 has seen a continuation of successes, both on and off
the court. Strong bookings have seen our venues at Bond
Crescent and Apollo Drive under pressure to accommodate
the ever-increasing demand from our community to play badminton.
Strong club membership alongside card holders and
the community’s casual players have seen record numbers
through these facilities, participating in tournaments, representative
teams and domestic competitions.
Badminton North Harbour would like to welcome our new
naming right sponsor and partner, Harcourts Cooper & Co.
We have entered into a fantastic agreement with one of
North Shore’s leading community supporters. Harcourts
Cooper & Co is a proactive community based real estate company
whose presence in our community is second to none.
They are at the forefront of North Harbour sport and contribute
to a vast amount of community sporting organisations.
We are really excited to have Badminton North Harbour associated
with them. I would like to thank Martin, Rosie and the
Harcourts Cooper & Co team for all their support and look
forward to a great relationship moving ahead.
Once again, we have had a strong year with results and a
number of firsts. A number of North Harbour players were
selected to represent New Zealand in various age groups and
senior international tournaments. Abhinav Manota, Oscar
Guo, Edward Lau, Dylan Soedjasa and Maika Phillips represented
New Zealand in the Victor Oceania Men’s Team Championships,
while Anona Pak, Gaea Galvez and Justine Villegas
represented New Zealand in the Victor Oceania Women’s
Team Championships. Abhinav also represented New Zealand
at the World Championships held in China in August and Oscar
represented New Zealand at the Youth Olympic Games
held in Argentina in October. Oscar Guo, Shaunna Li and Edward
Lau have also travelled to Canada as part of the New
Zealand junior team to compete at the World Junior Championships.
Our players once again achieved great success at National
Championships with Harbour winning the singles, men’s doubles,
women’s doubles and mixed doubles titles. Oscar Guo
achieved a triple crown at the Yonex New Zealand u19 Championships
while Shaunna Li won the girls singles at 15 years of
age. Our representative teams once again had an enjoyable
season. Our Division 1 team featured on Sky TV and finished
second at the Yonex Division 1 & 2 Championships. Our Division
3 team won their national competition and Division 4
won their North Island competition. Our Masters 1 and 5
teams won their North Island competitions and the North
Harbour u19 team took out first place at the Yonex Team
Championships.
passion to our association and sport keeps delivering domestic,
national and international competitions to a high
level of excellence. Annabelle Galvez, our Secretary, tirelessly
commits to ensuring our office and its administration runs
smoothly. Karen Willins, our Accounts Manager and longest
serving Harbour staff member with over 25 years with the
association, keeps all the books balanced and in order, enabling
us to be most efficient and on track. Justine Villegas, our
Retail Manager keeps our shop and bar area operating at the
highest level making sure all customers are well looked after.
Last but not least is our maintenance man, Neville Howell,
who ensures the venue is in tip top shape for everyone to
enjoy. A special big thanks not only from me but all our badminton
community to these valued people and their hard
work.
With the continuing challenge of sponsorship and funding I
would like to make special mention of all organisations that,
without their support, we simply could not deliver the facility
and programs we do. Harcourts Cooper & Co, The New Zealand
Community Trust, Foundation North, Lion Foundation,
Auckland Council including Devonport Takapuna, Kaipatiki,
Hibiscus Bays and Upper Harbour Local Boards, Pub Charity,
NZ Racing Board, Roland Jeffrey Physio, Broderick Print and
Four Winds. A huge thank you is extended for all your support.
It is truly appreciated by our badminton community and
makes us who we. We are very grateful.
To the Board of Badminton North Harbour thank you for your
passionate and proactive commitment to our organization.
Your assistance continues to provide great governance and
assists me to oversee a great facility with opportunities for all
badminton players through-out our community. Special
thanks to Karen Blank our Chairperson, and Chris Davis our
President, for their ongoing support and encouragement.
Last, but not least, thank you to our badminton community.
We hope you have enjoyed your badminton this year and
look forward to being of service to you again in 2019.
2019 is already shaping up to be another busy year and behalf
of everyone here at Badminton North Harbour, have a safe
and happy Christmas period. We look forward to seeing you
all again next year.
Glenn Cox
Chief Executive
We are extremely fortunate to have such a great team at Badminton
North Harbour and I would like to take this opportunity
to thank them all. Fanny Megahwati, our Coaching Manager
and her team of coaches, keep our players developing
across all age groups. Abhinav Manota’s knowledge and enthusiasm
amongst our development programs keeps opening
pathways for many aspiring players. Lisa Schmidt’s ongoing
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CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT
This is my first report since taking over as Chairperson of the
Association from Kerrin Harrison at the end of last year. I
would firstly like to thank Kerrin on behalf of Badminton
North Harbour for his commitment and dedication and am
pleased that he still remains a member of the Board. His
knowledge of our great game and his business experience
and expertise are truly invaluable.
This year has been awesome. Due to the success of our inaugural
fund-raising Gala Dinner together with grants and sponsorship
we have been able to generate a pool of money that
has gone towards assisting our young and upcoming players
achieve their dreams. As a result, a number of our leading
juniors have benefited and have been able to gain valuable
experience playing in major competitions overseas.
It was great to see many of our players proudly representing
our Association and New Zealand:
Youth Olympic Games (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Oscar Guo
Total BWF World Championships (Nanjing, China)
Abhinav Manota
BWF World Junior Tournament (Toronto, Canada)
Shaunna Li, Oscar Guo and Edward Lau
Asia Pacific u19 Team Championship & Australian Junior
International (Perth, Australia)
Oscar Guo, Shaunna Li and Joshua Feng
Sydney International (Sydney, Australia)
Abhinav Manota, Anona Pak, Maika Phillips, Justine Villegas,
Alyssa Tagle, Shaunna Li, Nicco Tagle and Fransisca Rahardja
South Australia International (Adelaide, Australia)
Abhinav Manota, Anona Pak, Maika Phillips, Oscar Guo,
Justine Villegas, Alyssa Tagle and Nicco Tagle
I recently watched Oscar Guo on Sky TV playing at the World
Youth Olympics, where he won a silver medal in the badminton
team relay. Being seen at such high-profile events is testimony
to the hard work being put in by our players and coaches
and in particular our Coaching Manager, Fanny
Megahwati.
associations throughout the country. This has been further
recognised with Harcourts Cooper & Co coming on board as
our naming rights sponsor.
These days as everyone will I’m sure be aware, we are struggling
with the lack of courts at peak times. As part of Badminton
North Harbour’s strategic plan moving forward the Board
are considering all facility options to ensure we can cater for
the growing numbers in our sport. Regional Councils all agree
that there is a major shortage of indoor facilities on the North
Shore and indeed all of Auckland. There have been studies
completed with regards to existing facilities and how we progress
to develop new ventures. Badminton North Harbour is
involved in all these discussions and we are hopeful of an
outcome that can be achieved with all affected sports working
together.
It has been a privilege to lead the association this year. I am
also grateful for the opportunities to play badminton myself
and to come into contact with some wonderful people who
not only share the enjoyment of our game but also put themselves
forward as volunteers to coach, umpire or serve on
club committees. These people take pride in our association,
respect our facilities and give their time freely so we can all
enjoy the game we love.
I would like to thank our Chief Executive Glenn Cox and his
dedicated staff at Badminton North Harbour for all their support,
passion and commitment towards the smooth running
of our wonderful Badminton Centre. And finally thank you to
my fellow board members for their efforts, dedication and
vision.
I trust you all have an enjoyable and restful holiday break. I
look forward to seeing everyone back on the court, fresh and
invigorated in the New Year.
Karen Blank
Board Chair
Kerrin Harrison has written in previous years about the history
surrounding our badminton centre. I wish to pay homage
to the people who gave of their time and expertise so freely
to build the facilities that today are now the envy of other
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COACHING MANAGER’S REPORT
It has been another good year for North Harbour’s badminton
players and teams. During the 2019 season, representatives
have been busy with inter-association events in seniors, masters,
veterans and super-veterans. Junior and senior representatives
have also been involved in a number of national and international
tournaments. A number of our players achievements in 2019
deserve recognition.
Abhinav Manota, New Zealand representative and
North Harbour Development Officer, qualified
for the TOTAL BWF World Championships
2018 in Nanjing, China. The experience
gained from an event such as
this is second to none and will
be very helpful in future
tournaments. Abhinav
also won the New Zealand
National men’s singles
title and Oceania
men’s single title.
North Harbour junior, Oscar
Guo has recently finished his campaign
at the Youth Olympic Games in
Buenos Aires, Argentina. Oscar finished
his men’s singles campaign with a one win, one loss result which
didn’t allow him to progress. There was however
the exciting prospect of being in an international
eight-person team with an event
called Team Relay. Oscar’s team, Omega
had a fantastic campaign and finished
the event in second place, earning the
team silver Youth Olympic medals.
Other achievements for 2018 have been
at the New Zealand u19 Championships,
winning the men’s singles, doubles and
mixed doubles titles. Traveling as a
member of the New Zealand Junior Team, Oscar also won the
2018 Australian Junior International men’s singles.
We have three players representing New Zealand travelling to
the World Junior Championships in Canada. Oscar Guo, Edward
Lau and Shaunna Li will play a team event followed by the individual
championships.
Anona Pak, winner of the Massey University Academy of Sport
Sportswoman of the Year Award, paired up with North Harbour’s
Fransisca Rahardja in the Crown Group Australian Open 2018
and reached the quarter finals which is a great achievement.
Anona also won the women’s doubles title at the Yonex New
Zealand National Championships with partner Christine Zhang.
Wisden Cup this year followed a new format of 5 matches per
tie. Our division 1 team finished second behind a strong Waikato
team. Division 3 and 4 won their divisions as did the Masters 1
team, for a third consecutive year. Masters 5 who played in division
5 will be promoted to division 4 in 2019 after winning their
division.
Each year we have a training camp at the end and beginning of
the season. This camp is open for players from other associations
should they wish to participate. This is a five-day camp,
training three times each day, emphasising on fitness, technique
and improving skills. This will run from 10-14 December 2018
and 21-25 January 2019.
Our major junior event for the year is the New Zealand Junior
Team Championships in Palmerston North. This year we sent
seven teams including two teams of u13 age players which is
positive for our development. North Harbour won the u19 team
event and came runner up in the u17, u15 and u13 age groups,
while the u13 II team won the second division event.
North Harbour junior players have achieved well in tournaments
during 2018. Jaden Mingoa won the boys doubles and was runner
up in the boys’ singles and mixed doubles at the Yonex New
Zealand u13 Championships. Shaunna Li showed that she is a
rising player by winning the u17 and u19 girls singles and runner
up in the u17 and u19 mixed doubles at this year’s age group
championships. Ricky Cheng has improved significantly, winning
the New Zealand u17 boys singles title and was runner up in the
boys’ doubles. Equally making good gains is Nelson Zhang who
came runner up at the Yonex New Zealand u17 Championships
in the boys’ doubles and mixed doubles.
I would like to introduce our new coach, Hanna Yun from Korea.
She will assist in the coaching of our squads to help with technical
aspects of the training ready for 2019.
I would like to thank all parents, staff, coaches, players and
stakeholders who have helped during 2018. Without them we
would not be achieving the results we have and creating an Association
that is moving forward with our successes. The North
Harbour badminton community is very strong and supportive,
for which I thank you.
Fanny Megahwati
Coaching Manager
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DEVELOPMENT OFFICER’S REPORT
BWF Shuttle Time Coach Course:
Badminton North Harbour is going to run it’s first BWF Shuttle
Time coach course. So far, we have received more than 10 teachers
from different schools wishing to participate in this course.
The Shuttle Time coach course is where the attendee becomes
trained to deliver Shuttle Time to children in a school or club
setting. This is a practical coaching course, helping new and
experienced coaches to plan and deliver fun badminton lessons
to pupils aged 5-15 years old. Shuttle Time also offers free teaching
resources, which include: teachers manual, 22 lesson plans
and 92 supporting video clips.
BWF Shuttle Time lessons are designed to provide children with
a positive image of badminton through many opportunities to
have fun, engage with others and experience success.
Benefits of Shuttle Time Lessons:
• Boys and Girls can play together
• Accessible – indoor & outdoor
• Mass participation in small spaces – 20+ children in the
space of one court
• Build fundamental physical skills
• Suitable for children with physical disabilities or learning
difficulties
These lessons are designed to focus on fundamental skills and is
aligned with the NZ curriculum. The programme itself has a
range of different options available, and programmes can also be
developed to cater for a school’s specific needs.
Primary Schools:
Badminton North Harbour ran Shuttle Time Programmes at a
number of primary schools. We were able to deliver a five-week
programme to Glamorgan School with more than 500 children
having the chance to experience our sport. This year Orewa Primary
School came on board and we designed a three-week programme
specifically for them. Other Primary schools involved
with Badminton North Harbour were Kristin School, Campbells
Bay, Pinehurst School to name a few. During the year we were
pleased to see these kids attending our Clubs, Holiday Programmes
and After School Programmes.
Intermediate Schools:
BNH has worked with number of Intermediate Schools throughout
the year delivering taster and skills sessions. We helped
some of the schools organise their teams that competed in
North Harbour’s Intermediate School League. Following these
visits many students took up the opportunities to be involved in
further Badminton North Harbour programmes. All intermediate
schools we have delivered sessions to have shown great potential.
We will look forward to working with them again next year.
Secondary Schools:
This year we have had great success delivering sessions to a
number of Secondary Schools. Badminton North Harbour has
worked with over 500 secondary school students this year. We
were involved in coaching NCEA Achievement Standards and
assessing the students. We also delivered skills sessions to the
school representative teams who took part in the Inter-School
competitions organised by Badminton North Harbour and
College Sport.
Due to the successful delivery of our badminton programme to
schools, we have experienced significant interest in our other
programmes such as School Holiday programme, After-school
programmes and in our junior clubs.
After School Programmes:
After School programmes continue to be hugely popular group
for school aged children. We have had great success delivering
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these programmes. They are being run at another venue, Glenfield
College and together with our original locations at Harcourts
Cooper & Co North Harbour Badminton Centre, Active
Badminton Centre and Orewa Badminton Centre we are growing
each year. Also, we will be providing these opportunities to
Hobsonville Point School during Term 4.
Locations, Days and Times:
Harcourts Cooper & Co North Harbour Badminton
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3.30pm – 5 pm
Active Badminton Centre
Tuesdays from 3.30pm – 5 pm
Orewa Badminton Hall
Wednesdays from 4pm-5.30pm
Glenfield College
Fridays from 3.30pm- 5pm
Hobsonville Point School
Mondays from 3.30pm – 4.30pm
School Holiday Programme:
The Badminton North Harbour Holiday programme provides a
great environment for children to learn and progress in the
world of badminton. It's a great way for children to have fun,
learn new skills and meet new friends. This four half-day event is
run as an incentive awards programme which allows players to
get a gauge on their ability as they work towards badges. The
skills required increase in difficulty as they move higher in their
skill level to earn higher badges. This year we have seen consistently
high numbers, having more than 35 children in each session.
We were also able to help the AUT Millennium holiday programmes
by running two hours sessions, which involved teaching
their children basic skills and rules of badminton.
Beginner Badminton:
Our Beginner Badminton course is always in a great demand. In
this programme, basic techniques of badminton are being taught
to children and adults. This course is suitable for beginners and
to those who are looking to polish their skills. We ran one early
this year with more than 15 students attending each group. We
are going to run this again in October/November and have already
reached capacity in the children’s group. We are looking
forward to seeing these new students.
Badminton North Harbour is always thankful to have many
coaches, sponsors and supporters involved in our organisation.
Without them many programmes and events would not be
possible.
Abhinav Manota
Development Officer

NORTH HARBOUR EVENT REPORT
Events are created and offered to players of all levels at North Harbour. We pride ourselves on providing a diverse range of
competitions for all ages and abilities.
The 2018 Barfoot & Thompson New Zealand Badminton Open was under a new naming right sponsor this year. The event was
held from 1-6 May at the North Shore Events Centre. This HSBC BWF World Tour Super 300 tournament showcased the highest
ranked players in the history of the event, including high-profile former World Champion, Lin Dan. North Harbour was once
again the official training venue for this tournament. Julie Carrel – Event Director, and her team created an extraordinary
event that was enjoyed by many including players, public and volunteers. Having Lin Dan as a drawcard for the event saw record
numbers attend the sessions and watch through Sky TV.
Badminton North Harbour 2018 Events:
Yonex North Harbour International
North Harbour Open
North Harbour u19 Open
North Harbour u15 Open
Northern Region u13/u15 Boys Local Derby
NZCT Senior Secondary School League
NZCT Junior Secondary School League
NZCT Intermediate School League
Shuttletime Primary School Team Challenge
Shuttletime Intermediate School Zone Day
North Harbour Interclub
Summer League
Senior Closed Championships
Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles Senior Ladder
North Harbour International 2018
This was the first International North Harbour has hosted in a number of years. Being scheduled so early in the year, the number
of entries was very positive with 131 players registered. This BWF Future Series Event had a prize pool of $USD5,000.00
and an entry fee of $NZD100.00. Players from 10 countries were represented at this four-day event. Trophies were supplied
by Barclay Engravers and were of a very high quality. On finals day, North Harbour, in conjunction with Oceania Badminton,
organised the Spit Roast Company to provide hot roast rolls and salad to all players, followed by ice creams before everyone
headed away. Our thanks go to our volunteers who make the event such a successful one.
North Island/North Harbour Open 2018
This tournament from 20-22 April was attended by 70 players. Perpetual trophies representing the North Island part of the
event were awarded alongside North Harbour’s trophies plus individual trophies were presented to the winners and runners
up. Thank you to Badminton North Harbour staff and our very own volunteers for their time and experience in producing a
successful event.
North Harbour u19 Open
The North Harbour u19 Open was held from 11-12 August and hosted 53 players from around the Northern Region and beyond.
The standard of badminton was very high during this event with finals being the exciting contest that it promised to be.
North Harbour players were very dominant with Oscar Guo winning the men’s singles, doubles and mixed doubles with fellow
North Harbour player, Tamara Otene. Shaunna Li won the women’s singles.
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NORTH HARBOUR EVENT REPORT
North Harbour u15 Open
The North Island/North Harbour u15 Open was held from 7-8 June. The draw of 84 players was played over two days with
winners and runners up receiving medals and prize money. Plate winners also received medals. North Harbour’s Chris Benzie
won the boys doubles and mixed doubles with partner Natasha Alijabar, who also won the girls doubles.
Northern Region Local Derby – u13/u15 Boys Section
North Harbour was the host association for the u13/u15 boys section of Local Derby held over Queens Birthday weekend from
2-3 June. Three associations within the Northern Region area entered a total of 4 teams. This competition was held over two
days in one division.
The finals places were:
1 st : Auckland 1
2 nd : North Harbour
3 rd : Waitakere
4 th : Auckland 2
Shuttletime Primary School Team Challenge 2018
The 2018 Primary Schools team event was held on Thursday 24 May and hosted 17 teams, an increase from
2017. The winning team for 2018 was Campbells Bay 1 with Kristin 1 runners up. The winning team were awarded
the North Harbour Primary Schools Team Challenge Trophy and each team member of both teams received
an individual trophy. In section 2, Kristin 2 were the winning team with Campbells Bay 1 coming second. Both teams received
medals for each team member. This is a great way for schools that have had our Development Officer attend their school delivering
the Shuttle Time programme to continue developing the skills that the children have learnt. Many children from this
day’s play continue playing badminton at our school holiday programs, junior clubs and in North Harbour junior representative
teams.
Place
Section 1 Section 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
Campbells Bay 1 Kristin 2
Kristin 1 Campbells Bay 1
Browns Bay 1 Campbells Bay 3
Forrest Hill 1 Kristin 3
Campbells Bay / St Josephs Milford 1
Long Bay Wasps Campbells Bay 2
7
Milford 1
Long Bay Strikers
8
Greenhithe Campbells Bay 4
9 Long Bay Hornets
Campbells Bay 1
Winners Section 1
Kristin 2
Winners Section 2
Thank you to New Zealand Community Trust for their continued support of school badminton.
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NORTH HARBOUR EVENT REPORT
New Zealand Community Trust Secondary School League 2018
150 Secondary School teams from 15 schools took to the courts this year in a range of grades from A to C (social). The increase
of 6 teams from 2017 continues the trend of school age children wanting to play badminton. The social section in both senior
and junior age groups is always the most popular with the greatest number of entries.
The senior competition with 87 teams was held in the second term. The Girls A grade entry was combined with the B grade
due to lower numbers entering the A grade event this year. The Girls C grade was again very popular with over 19 teams entered.
The boys’ teams were run in separate A & B grades as the numbers in A grade continues to increase. B Grade was our
biggest event for the boys with 24 teams registered. The boys C grade took place this year with five teams, after a 2017 absence.
Teams who played in a combined grade were still awarded places for their respective grades in which they had entered.
The junior section, held in the third term, is smaller in team numbers than the seniors, however a good jump from 46 to 63
teams is projecting well for the future. The junior Boys A grade and B grade played as one grade because of the entry numbers,
however were awarded medals in each grade. The Junior Girls A & B combined to make one large event while again, the
C grade teams were plentiful in the girl’s division to remain as being the most popular of the grades. Because of the entry
numbers in both senior and junior B grade events, we were able to run two separate competitions; one at Badminton North
Harbour and the other at Active Badminton.
Prize giving was held on the last Wednesday (girls) and Thursday (boys) of the school term where College Sport medals were
awarded to the winners and runner up teams of each grade. This was followed by pizzas for all participants. Thank you to all
teachers, parents, sport managers, sport coordinators and supporters who gave their time to make the Secondary School
League a success.
Westlake A1
Winners Junior Girls A Grade
Rangitoto A1
Winners Junior Boys A Grade
Pinehurst B1
Winners Junior Girls B North
Hobsonville Pt B1
Winners Junior Boys B North
Rangitoto A
Winners Seniors Girls A
Rangitoto A1
Winners Seniors Boys A
Westlake B11
Winners Seniors Boys B South Zone
Westlake B2
Winners Senior Girls B South
Glenfield C1
Winners Senior Boys C
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New Zealand Community Trust Secondary Schools League Results 2018
Juniors
Place Junior Boys A Junior Boys B South Junior Boys B North Junior Girls A Junior Girls B South Junior Girls B North Junior Girls C
1 Rangitoto A1 Northcote B1 Hobsonville Pt B1 Westlake A1 Westlake B1 Pinehurst B1 Westlake C5
2 Rangitoto A2 Westlake B5 Kristin B1 Kristin A1 Carmel B1 Rangitoto B1 Westlake C4
3 Kristin A1 Westlake B3 Hobsonville Pt B2 Albany Jnr A1 Carmel B2 Kristin B1 Westlake C2
4 Westlake B6 Albany Junior B2 Northcote Blue Albany Jnr B1 Westlake C3
5 Westlake B2 Albany Junior B1 Kristin B2 Westlake C8
6 Westlake B7 Kristin B2 Westlake C7
7 Rosmini Red Westlake C1
8 Rosmini Blue Westlake C9
9 Westlake B4 Glenfield C1
10 Westlake C6
11 Hobsonville C1
12 Westlake C10
Seniors
Place Senior Boys A Senior Boys B North Senior Boys B South Senior Boys C Senior Girls A Senior Girls B North Senior Girls B South Senior Girls C
1 Rangitoto A Kingsway B1 Westlake B11 Glenfield C1 Rangitoto A1 Rangitoto B1 Westlake B2 Westlake C2
2 Westlake A1 Kristin B1 Westlake 7 Pinehurst C1 Westlake A1 Kristin B2 Carmel B2 Westlake C3
3 Kristin A1 Rangitoto B1 Westlake B12 Rosmini Red Hobsonville Pt B3 Northcote B1 Westlake C5
4 Rangitoto A2 Hobsonville Pt B1 Westlake B3 Rosmini Green Hobsonville Pt B2 Westlake B3 Glenfield C1
5 Hobsonville Pt A1 Albany Sen High B1 Rosmini Black Glenfield 2 Albany Senior B1 Takapuna B1 Carmel C2
6 Birkenhead A1 Rangitoto B2 Westlake B4 Long Bay B1 Northcote B2 Glenfield C2
7 Northcote A2 Kristin B2 Rosmini Blue Kristin B1 Westlake B5 Carmel C1
8 Northcote A1 Hobsonville Pt B2 Westlake B6 Hobsonville Pt B1 Westlake B8 Westlake C6
9 Takapuna A1 Northcote Rangitoto B2 Westlake B4 Albany Senior C3
10 Westlake B1 Rangitoto B3 Birkenhead B1 Westlake C1
11 Westlake B2 Pinehurst B1 Westlake B6 Westlake C7
12 Westlake B9 Carmel B3 Carmel C7
13 Westlake B8 Westlake B7 Birkenhead C1
14 Westlake B5 Carmel B1 Albany Senior C2
15 Westlake B10 Carmel C4
16 Birkenhead B1 Westlake C4
17 Carmel C6
18 Carmel C5
19 Albany Senior C1
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NEW ZEALAND COMMUNITY TRUST INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL LEAGUE 2018
The 2018 competition had 43 teams, an increase of eight from 2017. Each team consisted of 4-6 players per team, and the
format was split into girls and boys, sections 1 & 2. Competition started on the second week of term three and continued until
the end of term. Prize giving was held on the final week of play, followed by pizzas for all participants and teachers. All members
of the winning teams from each section received a North Harbour medal.
Place Boys Section 1 Boys Section 2 Girls Section 1 Girls Section 2
1 Takapuna A1 Murrays Bay B1 Albany Junior A1 Albany Junior B1
2 Albany Junior A1 Rosmini B1 Takapuna A1 Northcross B1
3 Kristin A1 Albany Junior B2 Northcross A1 Northcote B1
4 Rosmini A1 Takapuna B1 Murrays Bay A1 Albany Junior B2
5 Murrays Bay A1 Northcross B1 Murrays Bay A2 Pinehurst B1
6 Northcote A1 Northcross B2 Northcross A2 Murrays Bay B1
7 Northcross A1 Albany Junior B1 Takapuna B1
8 Rosmini A2 Rosmini B2 Northcross B2
9 Pinehurst A1 Northcross B3
10 Northcross A2
Shuttle Time North Harbour Intermediate Badminton Zone Days 2018
On Wednesday 1 November (boys) and Thursday 2 November (girls) we hosted 120 players who entered the
Shuttle Time North Harbour Intermediate Badminton Zone Days to compete to be the top singles and/or
doubles players from the North Harbour region. The number of entries continues to grow which is a positive
step forward for badminton in our region. We hope that 2018 will be see even more year 7 & 8 students
take part in this event. The winners & runners up are:
Winner
Runner up
Boys Singles: Jaden Mingoa (Wairau) Jamie Cheng (Pinehurst)
Girls Singles: Jessie Kelaidis (AJHS) Sara Huang (Northcross)
Boys Doubles: Ivan Wong/Jeff Wong (Wairau) William Li/Eamonn Wei (AJHS)
Girls Doubles: Jessie Kelaidis/Katie Duffy (AJHS) Charlotte Light/Annabeth Yun (Northcross)
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NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL HONOURS
YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES (Argentina)
Oscar Guo
Silver Medal (Mixed Team Relay)
VICTOR OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Abhinav Manota
Winner Men’s Singles
YONEX NORTH HARBOUR INTERNATIONAL
Oscar Guo
Winner Men’s Singles
Maika Phillips
Winner Mixed Doubles
Anona Pak
Winner Mixed Doubles
YONEX NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Abhinav Manota
Winner Men’s Singles
Maika Phillips
Winner Mixed Doubles
Winner Men’s Doubles
Dylan Soedjasa
Winner Men’s Doubles
Christine Zhang
Winner Women’s Doubles
Anona Pak
Winner Mixed Doubles
Winner Women’s Doubles
NEW ZEALAND U19 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Oscar Guo
Winner Boys Singles
Winner Boys Doubles
Winner Mixed Doubles
Tamara Otene
Shaunna Li
NEW ZEALAND U17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Shaunna Li
Ricky Cheng
NEW ZEALAND U13 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Jaden Mingoa
Winner Girls Doubles
Winner Girls Singles
Winner Girls Singles
Winner Boys Singles
Winner Boys Doubles
Yonex North Harbour International
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NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL HONOURS CONT…
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Steven Cheng
Kati Turver
Jenny Matthews
New Zealand Masters Championships
Winner Men’s Singles
Winner Women’s Doubles
Winner Women’s Doubles
50+
Steve Milliken
Richard Kelly
Winner Men’s Doubles
Winner Men’s Doubles
55+
Steve Milliken
Winner Men’s Doubles
VICTOR OCEANIA
NEW ZEALAND TEAM
Photo Credit: Badminton New Zealand
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NEW ZEALAND TEAMS & SQUADS
VICTOR OCEANIA MEN’S TEAM
VICTOR OCEANIA WOMEN’S TEAM
Oscar Guo
Gaea Galvez
Abhinav Manota
Anona Pak
Maika Phillips
Justine Villegas
Dylan Soedjasa
NEW ZEALAND WORLD JUNIOR TEAM 2018 (Canada)
Edward Lau
Oscar Guo
Shaunna Li
NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL SQUAD
Abhinav Manota
Oscar Guo
Anona Pak
NEW ZEALAND U15 SQUAD
NEW ZEALAND U19 SQUAD
NORTHERN REGION JUNE BEVAN TROPHY TEAM
Ricky Cheng
Samuel Sun
Nelson Zhang
Natasha Alijabar
NEW ZEALAND DEVELOPMENT SQUAD
Nicco Tagle
Edward Lau
Dylan Soedjasa
Maika Phillips
Justine Villegas
Alyssa Tagle
Natasha Alijabar
Chris Benzie
Justin Kim
Jaden Mingoa
Oscar Guo
Edward Lau
Joshua Feng
Ricky Cheng
Jack Jiang
Shaunna Li
Evan Wong
Photo Credit: Badminton New Zealand
New Zealand World Junior Team
Photo Credit: Oceania Badminton
Asia Pacific NZ Junior Team
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NORTH HARBOUR COMPETITION RESULTS
YONEX NORTH HARBOUR INTERNATIONAL WINNER RUNNER-UP
MEN’S SINGLES Oscar Guo (NZ) Abhinav Manota (NZ)
WOMEN’S SINGLES Jesica Muljati (INA) Louisa Ma (AUS)
MEN’S DOUBLES Kevin Dennerly-Minturn (NZ) Jonathan Curtin (NZ)
Oliver Leydon-Davis (NZ)
Danny Oud (NZ)
WOMEN’S DOUBLES Leanne Choo (AUS) Sally Fu (NZ)
Renuga Veeran (AUS)
Susannah Leydon-Davis (NZ)
MIXED DOUBLES Maika Phillips (NZ) Fabricio Farias (BRA)
Anona Pak (NZ)
Jacqueline Lima (BRA)
NORTH ISLAND/NORTH HARBOUR OPEN
MEN’S SINGLES Abhinav Manota (NH) Oscar Guo (NH)
WOMEN’S SINGLES Jesica Muljati (NH) Sally Fu (AK)
MEN’S DOUBLES Riga Oud (AK) Jian Wang (WTK)
Chris Steeghs (WKO)
Wayne Newman (WTK)
WOMEN’S DOUBLES Hyun Jeong Ko (NH) Anona Pak (NH)
Jesica Muljati (NH)
Fransisca Rahardja (NH)
MIXED DOUBLES Abhinav Manota (NH) Dacmen Vong (AK)
Justine Villegas (NH)
Alyssa Tagle (NH)
NORTH ISLAND/NORTH HARBOUR u19 OPEN
MEN’S SINGLES Oscar Guo (NH) Adam Jeffrey (WKO)
WOMEN’S SINGLES Shaunna Li (NH) Yvonne Wang (NH)
MEN’S DOUBLES Oscar Guo (NH) Joshua Feng (NH)
Dacmen Vong (AK)
Vincent Tao (NH)
WOMEN’S DOUBLES Tamara Otene (NH) Janice Jiang (AK)
Jaqueline Yu (AK)
Sonia Lu (AK)
MIXED DOUBLES Oscar Guo (NH) Dacmen Vong (AK)
Tamara Otene (NH)
Jaqueline Yu (AK)
NORTH HARBOUR u15 OPEN
BOYS SINGLES Max Wu (AK) Isaac Chan (WTK)
GIRLS SINGLES Elly Li (CAN) Victoria Guo (WKO)
BOYS DOUBLES Chris Benzie (NH) Harry Shi (AK)
Dylan Naera (CM)
Max Wu (AK)
GIRLS DOUBLES Natasha Alijabar (NH) Nishika Jian (AK)
Elly Li (CAN)
Katarina Ung (AK)
MIXED DOUBLES Chris Benzie (NH) Isaac Chan (WTK)
Natasha Alijabar (NH)
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REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS (DIVISION AND JUNIOR)
WISDEN TEAM (DIV1)
New Zealand Division 1 & 2 Inter-Association - 2nd Place
Oscar Guo
Abhinav Manota
Maika Phillips
Dylan Soedjasa
Nicco Tagle
SLAZENGER TEAM (DIV 2)
Shaunna Li
Anona Pak
Fransisca Rahardja
Christine Zhang
New Zealand Division 1 & 2 Inter-Association - 4th Place
Josh Feng
Callum Harfield
Jack Jiang
Evan Lee
Edwin Lie
Nelson Zhang
DIVISION 3
BNZ Inter-association NI - Winner
Stephen Bowden
Steven Cheng
Nick Koe
Callum Hill
Larry Nerida
Natesh Chaunan
DIVISION 4
BNZ Inter-association NI - Winner
Wei Ren Chua
Simon Joe
Oscar Ho
Benson Leng
Patrick Liu
DIVISION 5
BNZ Inter-association NI - 3rd Place
Julian Chan
Jacky Chen
Damien King
Andrew Lau
Turenne Lee
Winston Lim
U19 TEAM 1
Gaea Galvez
Tamara Otene
Alyssa Tagle
Charmaine Wu
Deborah Yin
Sarah Anderson
Melissa Ensoll
Hyun Jeong Ko
Fanny Megahwati
Catelyn Rozario
Garbo Choi
Erin Chen
Alier Lee
Connie Lee
Miho Senzaki
Jessica Zhang
Katie Liu
Theresa Hsu
Aimee Meng
Elby Tang
Betty Zhang
Emily Zou
New Zealand Junior Team Championships - Winner
Oscar Guo
Jack Jiang
Edward Lau
Tamara Otene
Catelyn Rozario
Charmaine Wu
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U19 TEAM 2
New Zealand Junior Team Championships - 4th Place
Josh Feng
Edwin Lie
Vincent Tao
Evan Wong
U17 TEAM 1
Cynthia Liu
Lara Herbst
Yvonne Wang
New Zealand Junior Team Championships - 3rd Place
Ricky Cheng
Aaron Cheng
Samuel Sun
John Lin
Nelson Zhang
U17 TEAM 2
Shaunna Li
Natasha Alijabar
Amber Tan
Elsa Dai
Caitlin Scott
New Zealand Junior Team Championships - 6th Place
Lampard Liu
John Zhang
Jamie Zhou
Jack Hu
Jeffrey Zheng
U15 TEAM 1
Hana Shin
Fiona Zhang
Sabrina Yu
Christina Yang
New Zealand Junior Team Championships - 2nd Place
Chris Benzie
Jamie Cheng
Mikey Edwards
Justin Kim
Richard Lin
Sarah Huang
Sharon Meng
Ana Ryu
Farah Thien
Jessica Zeng
U13 TEAM 1 U13 TEAM 2
Div 1 - 2nd Place
Div 2 - Winner
Jaden Mingoa
Lechuan Xiao
Leo Yang
Katie Duffy
Jessie kelaidis
Elsa Lu
U15 BOYS TEAM
Daniel Chen
Kenneth Huang
William Li
Ryan Huang
Tony Yu
Jack Ji
Jamie Edwards
Veronica Xia
Grace Lee
Elaine Zhou

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REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS (MASTERS, VETS AND SUPERVETS)
MASTERS 1
BNZ Inter-association NI Masters - Winner
VETERANS 1
BNZ Inter-association NI Veterans - 2nd Place
Tony Hall
Haley Dorward
Tony Hall
Karen Blank
Steve Milliken
Jenny Matthews
Kerrin Harrison
Kay Kanaris
Larry Nerida
Fanny Megahwati
Phil Horne
Gill Ross
Paul Thompson
Kelly Ruff
Richard Kelly
Fanny Megahwati
Viraf Vazifdar
Kati Turver
Steve Milliken
Julie Anderson
Dave Ross
Marie Maligro
MASTERS 2
VETERANS 2
BNZ Inter-association NI Masters - 6th Place
BNZ Inter-association NI Veterans - 6th Place
Stephen Bowden
Lisa Connell
Scott Black
May Cao
Guru Mahajan
Bellina Colston
Paul Bradshaw
Judy Ellmers
Jonathan Matthews
Ruth Kelly
Peter Low
Diane Hogan
Graham Peterson
Angela Putt
Louis Yang
Louise Wright
James Stokes
Julie Benzie
MASTERS 3
VETERANS 3
BNZ Inter-association NI Masters - 8th Place
Glenn Cox
Karen Blank
Martin Gulley
Cath Cunningham
Mark Rasovo
Vincent Tagle
JIn Tan
Tony Wong
Kay Kanaris
Lydia Jesudas
Marie Maligro
BNZ Inter-association NI Veterans - 3rdPlace
Itty Nadakkavukaran Kathy Calvert
Victor Sebaratnam
Glenys Dibley
Kevin Smith
Phil Stiff
Malcolm Whitlock
Annabelle Galvez
Sophia Ren
MASTERS 4
BNZ Inter-association NI Masters - 6th Place
Marcus Ang
Lois Harrison
Greg Hung
Meike Scott
Nico Kelaidis
Tracy Taylor
Richard Lloyd
Deryn Williams
Tom Wu
Nicola Woodhead
SUPER VETS
BNZ Inter-association NI Super Vets Div 2 - 5th Place
Richard Baker
Julie Hemmingsen
Geoff Burge
Phillipa Nash
Scott Black
Freda Pickard
Graeme Smith
Karen Willins
MASTERS 5
BNZ Inter-association NI Masters - Winner
Al Edgar
Kent Fraser
James McBurney
Thomas Tang
Angus Yeh
Diane Bradshaw
Sandy Gerrard
Jane He
Mel Walsh
Louise Wright
Veelyn Vergara
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REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS
Youth Olympic Games, Argentina
World Championships, Nanjing China
Photo Credit: Badminton Photo and Badminton New Zealand
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GRADED INTERCLUB RESULTS
OPEN LEAGUE 2 OPEN LEAGUE 3 MIXED LEAGUE 1
1 BC Exist 1 MTS Jaguars Facebook
2 DNA Flites MTS Archers North 3040
3 Fantastic Flites ORD Mairangi Bay
4 Family 1 MTS Eagles The Mates A
5 Mairangi Bay 1 MTS Hawks BC Exist
6 Orewa Mairangi Bay 1 ORD
7 FlitesNZ
8 Takapuna
9 Grammar
LADDER RESULTS
Singles Ladder Winner Bin Wan
2 nd Steven Cheng
3 rd Mark Carter
Doubles Ladder Winners
Benjo Madrigal / Wendell Paloma
2 nd Aldwin Vergara / Geck Fernandez
3 rd Nick Koe / Jack Leonard
MXD Doubles Winners James Stokes / Angela Putt
2 nd Jeffrey Zheng / Natasha Alijabar
3 rd Chris Jones / Bellina Colston
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SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS
North Shore Mid Week Cup
Volunteer of the Year
Nominees: Joanne Hewitt (LM), Cath Cunningham
(OR), Karen Blank (FNZ), Dorothy
Callister (TK), David Reeks (TK),
Bill Adams (NH), Eileen Barclay (NH),
Oscar Roggen (NH), Chris Clitherow,
Chris Walker (NSMW), Linda Maher
(GR), Mike Weston (OR), Kathy Calvert
(MB), Mei Hong Yong, Maureen Sim,
George Thien and Michael Ou
BNH GALA DINNER & AWARDS NIGHT
This was held on Saturday 17th of November 2018 at the Fairway
Function Centre, Wairau Valley. This annual event celebrates our
competition winners and our special award winners as well as
recognising our many volunteers. Like last year, we combined our
awards night with a Gala Dinner to fundraise for the
development of North Harbour players.
Lionel Medland Cup - Player of the Year
Winner: Abhinav Manota
Julie Still Cup - Junior Player of the Year
Winner: Oscar Guo
Financial Focus Masters Player of the Year
Winner: Paul Thomson
Mairangi Bay Club Cup - Coach of the Year
Winner: Hyun Jeong Ko
Orewa Cup - Fair Play Award
Winner: Martin Gulley
Presidents Cup - Administrator of the Year
Winner: Moana Ware
East Coast Bays Cup - Yonex Most Improved Player
Winner: Stephen Bowden
Selwyn Shirley Memorial Award
Winner: Alyssa Tagle
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SENIOR CLOSED CHAMPIONSHIPS
A Grade Winner Runner up
Men’s Singles Ricky Cheng Nelson Zhang
Men’s Doubles Jack Jiang/Edwin Lie Wayne Newman/Kanwal Sandhu
Women’s Doubles Shaunna Li/Charmaine Wu Catelyn Rozario/Hana Shin
Mixed Doubles Yifan Zhang/Miho Senzaki Patrick Liu/Yvonne Wang
B Grade Winner Runner up
Women’s Singles Anna Ryu Natasha Alijabar
Men’s Singles Aaron Chen Jack Hu
Men’s Doubles John Lin/Jeffrey Zheng Frank Lee/Zheran Li
Mixed Doubles James Stokes/Lisa Connell Chris Jones/Bellina Colston
C Grade Winner Runner up
Men’s Singles Isaac Chan Jack Ji
Women’s Doubles Sandy Gerrard/Nicola Woodhead Leilani Dizon/Sheena Nazario
Men’s Doubles Kent Fraser/James Mcburney Scott Black/Al Edgar
Mixed Doubles James McBurney/Sandy Gerrard Chris Benzie/Anna Ryu
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