With glory on the line, Oceania’s top junior talent put their best foot forward on the court on day 1 of the VICTOR Oceania Junior Championships 2025. While most results went as expected, one surprise did shake things up, adding an extra layer of excitement to an already intense tournament. From the first serve to…
Between the high-anticipated Trans-Tasman clash, the battle of local rivals, and old competitors facing each other, day three of the VICTOR Oceania Junior Mixed Team Championships was thrilling! Champions were crowned and barriers were broken. Here’s the rundown. Australia vs New Zealand The gold medal match did not disappoint. Australia versus New Zealand always proves…
The Australian Falcons are flying high into the VICTOR Oceania Junior Championships 2025. Set to kick off on Sunday, 8 June in Saipan, Northern Marianas, the young team from down under is a force to be reckoned with. The number one seeds, the team is stacked with players full of experience in high-level competition. On…
The seeds are in and the heirarchy is set — at least on paper. With some noteworthy placements and rising stars cracking the top ranks, the Northern Marianas International 2025 is shaping up to be a tournament defined as much by surprises as by favourites. Kicking off on 17 June, the five days of action…
The Seeding list for the VICTOR Oceania Junior Championships 2025 is now available. With 111 entries, we are set for excitement in Saipan from 12-15 June. Men’s Singles Fresh off his Sudirman Cup campaign, Australian Shrey Dhand comes into the VICTOR Oceania Junior Championships as the favourite in the men’s singles. He will face stiff…
In a whirlwind week in Xiamen, China, some of the region’s brightest talents seized an opportunity to make their mark on the global stage. Facing the best in the world, the fearless Australian team took on top competition at the TotalEnergies BWF Sudirman Cup Finals 2025. Drawn into the competitive pool C, their three group…
The COVID lockdown in Melbourne could have been a moment of limitation for Mischa Ginns. Instead, it became a stepping stone to something great. Watching the Tokyo Paralympics, she did more than passively observe—she became a virtual supporter, purchasing online seats to cheer on Australian athletes. Those virtual tickets became a meaningful connection to the…
The VICTOR Oceania Mixed Team Champions will compete in the most contentious group in at the competition in Xiamen, China, in April.
Pictured: Jack Yu and Kaitlyn Ea, Australia. Photo credit: Badminton Photo On day two of the BWF World Junior Mixed Team Championships, New Zealand completed their group stage matches, while Australia continue to work their way through Group E. Chinese Taipei were quick to set the tone as they opened with a 21-15 21-4 win…