INTERNATIONAL EVENTS PAST RESULTS

Explore the tabs below to find out the results from past events that have taken place across Oceania.

2022

SATHIO GROUP Australian Badminton Open 2022
VICTOR North Harbour International 2022
YONEX Bendigo International 2022
YONEX Sydney International 2022
Trans-Tasman Challenge 2022
Northern Marianas 2022 Pacific Mini Games – Individual and Mixed Team
Oceania Masters in Paradise 2022

2021

The following events were scheduled to take place across Oceania in 2021, but were unfortunately cancelled following the global COVID-19 pandemic:

2021 YONEX Australian Bendigo Invitational and Victorian Open
Sydney International 2021
Bendigo International 2021
Barfoot & Thompson New Zealand Open 2021
Crown Group Australian Badminton Open 2021
BWF World Junior Championships 2020 – postponed from the original dates in 2020, the event was ultimately cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Badminton New Zealand remain committed to hosting the BWF World Junior Championships in the near future and the BWF accepted a proposal to stage the 2024 edition in New Zealand as a replacement for this lost edition.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games went ahead in 2021, with six representatives from Australia competing across the Games:

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games: Simon Leung, Gronya Somerville, Setyana Mapasa and Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen
Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games: Grant Manzoney (WH2) and Caitlin Dransfield (SL4)

2020

The following events were scheduled to take place across Oceania in 2020, but were unfortunately cancelled following the global COVID-19 pandemic:

2019

Sydney International
South Australia International
Perth International
Australian Junior International
Samoa 2019 Pacific Games – Individual and Mixed Team
Crown Group Australian Badminton Open
Barfoot & Thompson New Zealand Open
YONEX Waikato International
YONEX North Harbour International

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS PAST RESULTS

Explore the tabs below to find out the results from previous Oceania Championships and related trophies that have taken place across Oceania.

Junior Individual

Here are the previous winners from the Oceania Junior Individual Championships:

Year	Location	Men’s Singles	Women’s Singles	Men’s Doubles	Women’s Doubles	Mixed Doubles
2019	Melbourne	Edward Lau (NZL)	Shaunna Li (NZL)	Ryan Tong (NZL) Jack Wang (NZL)	Kaitlyn Ea (AUS) Angela Yu (AUS)	Jack Yu (AUS) Angela Yu (AUS)
2017	New Caledonia	Oscar Guo (NZL)	Sally Fu (NZL)	Oscar Guo (NZL) Dacmen Vong (NZL)	Sally Fu (NZL) Tamara Otene (NZL)	Edward Lau (NZL) Christine Zhang (NZL)
2015	North Harbour	Oscar Guo (NZL)	Alice Wu (AUS)	Nicco Tagle (NZL) Daxxon Vong (NZL)	Lee Yen Khoo (AUS) Alice Wu (AUS)	Huaidong Tang (AUS) Lee Yen Khoo (AUS)
2013	Tahiti	Daniel Guda (AUS)	Joy Lai (AUS)	Dylan Soedjasa (NZL) Daniel Lee (NZL)	Kaitlyn McLeod (NZL) Rayna Phillips (NZL)	Anthony Joe (AUS) Joy Lai (AUS)
2011	Suva	Sawan Serasinghe (AUS)	Tara Pilven (AUS)	Matthew Chau (AUS) Sawan Serasinghe (AUS)	Victoria Cheng (NZL) Mary O’Connor (NZL)	Maika Phillips (NZL) Mary O’Connor (NZL)
2010	Invercargill	Boris Ma (AUS)	Tara Pilven (AUS)	Boris Ma (AUS) Ashwant Gobinathan (AUS)	Mary O’Connor (NZL) Madeleine Stapleton (NZL)	Luke Charlesworth (NZL) Mary O’Connor (NZL)

Junior Mixed Team

Here are the previous winners from the Oceania Junior Mixed Team Championships and the Roy Ward Shield:

Year	Location	1st	2nd	3rd
2019	Melbourne	Australia	New Zealand	Tahiti
2017	New Caledonia	New Zealand	Australia	Tahiti
2015	North Harbour	Australia	New Zealand – Black	New Zealand – White
2013	Tahiti	Australia	New Zealand	Tahiti 1
2011	Suva, Fiji	New Zealand 1	Australia 1	New Zealand 2

Open Individual

Here are the previous winners from the Oceania Open Individual Championships:

Year	Location	Men’s Singles	Women’s Singles	Men’s Doubles	Women’s Doubles	Mixed Doubles
2022	Melbourne, Australia	Edward Lau (NZL)	Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen (AUS)	Abhinav Manota (NZL) Jack Wang (NZL)	Sylvina Kurniawan (AUS) Joyce Choong (AUS)	Kenneth Choo (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)
2020	Ballarat, Australia	Abhinav Manota (NZL)	Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen (AUS)	Abhinav Manota (NZL) Oliver Leydon-Davis (NZL)	Setyana Mapasa (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)	Simon Wing Hang Leung (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)
2019	Melbourne, Australia	Oscar Guo (NZL)	Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen (AUS)	Sawan Serasinghe (AUS) Eric Vuong (AUS)	Setyana Mapasa (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)	Simon Wing Hang Leung (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)
2018	Waikato, New Zealand	Abhinav Manota (NZL)	Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen (AUS)	Matthew Chau (AUS) Sawan Serasinghe (AUS)	Setyana Mapasa (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)	Sawan Serasinghe (AUS) Setyana Mapasa (AUS)
2017	Noumea, NC	Pit Seng Low (AUS)	Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen (AUS)	Matthew Chau (AUS) Sawan Serasinghe (AUS)	Setyana Mapasa (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)	Sawan Serasinghe (AUS) Setyana Mapasa (AUS)
2016	Papeete, Tahiti	Ashwant Gobinathan (AUS)	Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen (AUS)	Matthew Chau (AUS) Sawan Serasinghe (AUS)	Tiffany Ho (AUS) Jennifer Tam (AUS)	Robin Middleton (AUS) Leanne Choo (AUS)
2015	North Harbour, NZ	Daniel Guda (AUS)	Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen (AUS)	Matthew Chau (AUS) Sawan Serasinghe (AUS)	Leanne Choo (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)	Robin Middleton (AUS) Leanne Choo (AUS)
2014	Ballarat, AUS	Jeff Tho (AUS)	Verdet Kessler (AUS)	Raymond Tam (AUS) Glenn Warfe (AUS)	Jacqueline Guan (AUS) Gronya Somerville (AUS)	Oliver Leydon-Davis (NZ) Susannah Leydon-Davis (NZ)
2012	Ballarat, AUS	James Eunson (NZ)	Michelle Chan (NZ)	Glenn Warfe (AUS) Ross Smith (AUS)	Leanne Choo (AUS) Renuga Veeran (AUS)	Raymond Tam (AUS) Eugenie Tanaka (AUS)
2010	Invercargill, NZ	Joe Wu (NZ)	Chia Chi Huang (AUS)	Glenn Warfe (AUS) Ross Smith (AUS)	Leanne Choo (AUS) Kate Wilson-Smith (AUS)	Glenn Warfe (AUS) Kate Wilson-Smith (AUS)
2008	Noumea, NC	John Moody (NZ)	Michelle Chan (NZ)	Glenn Warfe (AUS) Ross Smith (AUS)	Michelle Chan (NZ) Rachel Hindley (NZ)	Henry Tam (NZ) Donna Cranston (NZ)
2006	North Harbour, NZ	Geoff Bellingham (NZ)	Rachel Hindley (NZ)	Craig Cooper (NZ) Geoff Bellingham (NZ)	Sara Runesten-Petersen (NZ) Nicole Gordon (NZ)	Daniel Shirley (NZ) Sara Runesten-Petersen (NZ)
2004	Waitakere, NZ	Lenny Tjoe (AUS)	Lenny Permana (AUS)	John Gordon (NZ) Daniel Shirley (NZ)	Sara Runesten-Petersen (NZ) Nicole Gordon (NZ)	Daniel Shirley (NZ) Sara Runesten-Petersen (NZ)
2002	Suva, Fiji	Geoff Bellingham (NZ)	Lenny Permana (AUS)	Peter Blackburn (AUS) Murray Hocking (AUS)	Rhona Robertson (NZ) Tammy Jenkins (NZ)	Daniel Shirley (NZ) Sara Runesten-Petersen (NZ)
1999	Brisbane, AUS	Rio Suryana (AUS)	Lenny Permana (AUS)	David Bamford (AUS) Peter Blackburn (AUS)	Rhonda Cator (AUS) Amanda Hardy (AUS)	Peter Blackburn (AUS) Rhonda Cator (AUS)
1997	North Harbour, NZ	Nick Hall (NZ)	Li Feng (NZ)	David Bamford (AUS) Peter Blackburn (AUS)	Rhona Robertson (NZ) Li Feng (NZ)	Daniel Shirley (NZ) Tammy Jenkins (NZ)

Open Men's Team

Here are the previous winners from the Oceania Open Men’s Team Championships and the Nigel Skelt Shield:

Year	Held At	1st	2nd	3rd
2020	Ballarat, AUS	Australia	New Zealand	Tahiti
2018	Waikato, NZ	Australia	New Zealand	Tahiti
2016	North Harbour, NZ	New Zealand	Australia	Tahiti

Open Women's Team

Here are the previous winners from the Oceania Open Women’s Team Championships and the Geraldine Brown Shield:

Year	Location	1st	2nd	3rd
2020	Ballarat, AUS	Australia	New Zealand	New Caledonia
2018	Waikato, NZ	Australia	New Zealand	Fiji
2016	North Harbour, NZ	Australia	New Zealand	New Caledonia

Open Mixed Team

Here are the previous winners from the Oceania Open Mixed Team Championships and the Robson Shield:

Year	Location	1st	2nd	3rd
2019	Melbourne	Australia	New Zealand	New Caledonia
2016	North Harbour, NZ	Australia	New Zealand	Tahiti
2014	Ballarat, AUS	Australia	New Zealand	New Caledonia
2012	Ballarat, AUS	Australia	New Zealand 1	New Zealand 2
2010	Invercargill, NZ	Australia	New Zealand	Fiji
2008	New Caledonia	New Zealand	Australia	New Caledonia
2006	North Harbour, NZ	New Zealand	Australia	Fiji
2004	Waitakere, NZ	New Zealand	Australia	New Caledonia
2002	Suva, Fiji	Australia	New Zealand	Fiji
1999	Brisbane, AUS	Australia	New Zealand	New Caledonia

Para Badminton

Here are the previous winners from the inaugural VICTOR Oceania Para-Badminton Championships:

Year / Location	Classification	1st	2nd	3rd
2022 Melbourne, Australia	Men’s Singles – SL3	Kenneth Adlawan (AUS)	Phonexay Kinnavong (AUS)	Jerome Bunge (PNG) Oliver Kiran Linton (NZL)
	Men’s Singles – WH1	Grant Manzoney (AUS)	Qambar Ali Akhteyari (AUS)	Douglas Youlten (AUS)
	Men’s Singles – WH2	Lochan Cowper (AUS)	Nang Ngyuen Vann (AUS)	Samir Ishani (AUS) Richard John Davis (AUS)
	Women’s Singles – SL4	Caitlin Dransfield (AUS)	Carrie Joanne Wilson (NZL)	Zashka Gunson (AUS) Celine Vinot (AUS)
	Women’s Singles – WH1	Bree Mellberg (AUS)	Sarah Cheshire (AUS)	Fiona Sing (AUS)
	Women’s Singles – WH1-WH2 combination	Mischa Ginns (AUS)	Janine Watson (AUS)	Bree Mellberg (AUS) Brooke Holt (AUS)
	Men’s Doubles WH1-WH2	Lochan Cowper + Grant Manzoney (AUS)	Qambar Ali Akhteyari + Richard John Davis (AUS)	Samir Ishani + Grant Leonard (AUS) Dominic Monypenny + Nang Nguyen Van (AUS)
	Men’s Doubles SL3-SL4 + Women’s Doubles SL3-SU5 Combination	Kim Chou Doung + Caitlin Dransifled (AUS)	Kenneth Adlawan + Phonexay Kinnavong (AUS)	Zashka Gunson + Celine Aurelie Vinot (AUS) Amonrat Jamporn + Carrie Joanne Wilson (AUS/NZL)
	Women’s Doubles WH1-WH2	Mischa Ginns + Bree Mellberg (AUS)	Fiona Sing + Janine Watson (AUS)	Brooke Holt + Marinda Jones (AUS/NZL)
	Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5	Oliver Kiran Linton + Carrie Joanne Wilson (NZL)	Kenneth Adlawan + Caitin Dransfiled (AUS)	Arnold RAZON + Celine Aurelie VINOT (AUS) Phonexay Kinnavong + Amonrat Jamporn (AUS)
	Mixed Doubles WH1-WH2	Richard John Davis + Mischa Ginns Wilson (AUS)	Grant Manzoney + Bree Mellberg (AUS)	Samir Ishani + Janine Watson Douglas Youlten + Sarah Cheshire (AUS)

Year / Location	Classification	1st	2nd	3rd
2020 Ballarat, Melbourne	Men’s singles WH1	Lochan Cowper (AUS)	Richard Davis (AUS)	Duke Trench-Thiedeman (AUS) Grant Leonard (AUS)
	Men’s singles WH2	Grant Manzoney (AUS)	Ali Akhteyari (AUS)	Benjamin Hasselman (NZL) Brian Fitzpatrick (AUS)
	Men’s singles SL3 + SL4 + SU5	Thomas Slade (NZL)		Corrie Keith Robinson (NZL)
	Men’s singles SL3	Devon Rogers (NZL)	Oliver Linton (NZL)	Guy Harrison (NZL) Jerome Bunge (PNG)
	Women’s singles SL3 + SL4 + SU5	Carrie Wilson (NZL)	Kim Chou Dong (AUS)	Zashka Gunson (AUS) Celine Vinot (AUS)
	Singles SS6	Luke Missen (AUS)	David Kaniku (PNG)	Angeline Meiki (AUS)
	Men’s Doubles WH1 – WH2	Lochan Cowper/Grant Manzoney (AUS)	Richard Davis /Ali Akhteyari (AUS)	Duke Trench-Thiedeman/Douglas Youlten (AUS) Brian Fitzpatrick/Grant Leonard (AUS)
	Doubles SL3 – SL4 + SU5	Corrie Keith Robinson / Devin Rogers (NZL)	Guy Harrison/Thomas Slade (NZL)	Hayden Bognar/Adam Torey-Toth (AUS)
	Men’s doubles SL3 – SL4		Jerome Bunge/Rod Rantall (PNG/AUS)
	Mixed doubles SL3 – SU5	Corrie Keith Robinson / Carrie Wilson (NZL)	Rod Rantall/Celine Vinot (AUS)	Adam Torey-Toth/Zashka Gunson (AUS) Danny Ten/Amonrat Jamporn (PNG/AUS)

Year / Location	Classification	1st	2nd	3rd
2018 Geelong, Melbourne	Men’s singles WH1	Richard Davis (AUS)	Duke Trench-Thiedeman (AUS)	Daniel O’Neil (AUS)
	Men’s singles WH2	Grant Manzoney (AUS)	Richard Engles (AUS)	Benjamin Hasselman (NZL)
	Men’s singles SL3 + SL4	Corrie Keith Robinson (NZL)	Phonexay Kinnavong (AUS)	Guy Harrison (NZL)
	Women’s singles SL3 + SL4	Caitlin Dransfield (AUS)	Anu Francis (AUS)	Celine Vinot (AUS)
	Singles SS6	Luke Missen (AUS)	Kobie Donovan (AUS)	Iosefo Rakesa (FIJ)
	Men’s Doubles WH1 – WH2	Richard Davis / Grant Manzoney (AUS)	Richard Engles / Pradeep Hewavitharana (AUS)	Duke Trench-Thiedeman / Douglas Youlten (AUS)
	Mixed doubles SL3 – SU5	Corrie Keith Robinson / Caitlin Dransfield (NZL/AUS)	Phonexay Kinnavong / Anu Francis (AUS)	Hayden Bognar / Celine Vinot (AUS)