Eugene Glazman Earns BWF Referee Qualification

Australia’s Eugene Glazman has officially joined the ranks of the world’s top badminton officials, earning his BWF Referee qualification after successfully completing his practical assessment at the recent MAXX North Harbour International. Eugene’s journey is a testament to dedication and perseverance. A product of the Badminton Oceania Confederation (BOC) Referee Development Programme, he has steadily…

Molidu Continues Historic Run | YONEX Australian Para Badminton International 2025 Day 4

Jacklynda Molidu picked up a badminton racket for the first time in December last year. Today she just made her first international final. The Vanuatu native secured a spot in tomorrow’s YONEX Australian Para Badminton International WS SH6 final after a decisive win over Australia’s Sarah Keenahan. “I’m so grateful and proud to have made…

Pacific Pride and Paralympic Power | YONEX Australian Para Badminton International Day 3

The YONEX Australian Para Badminton tournament is a pivotal stop on the international circuit, especially for athletes chasing qualification for next year’s BWF Para Badminton World Championships With only three competitions remaining to earn crucial ranking points, pressure is mounting. The strong contingent from India is leading the charge. With several players vying for the…

Cowper Powers To Victory | YONEX Australian Para Badminton International 2025 Day 2

As Lochan Cowper watched the shuttle fall out beside him, the crowd erupted into applause. His teammates, his past and future opponents, everyone cheered while he shook hands with his opponent, Chinese Taipei’s Shiau-Wei Dung at the YONEX Australian Para Badminton International 2025. “It was genuinely lovely to see everyone supporting me,” Cowper said. “I’m…

Noda’s Heroics, Sunakawa’s Surge, and Taipei’s Tight Grip on Finals – YONEX Bendigo International Recap

As the YONEX Bendigo International powered through its quarterfinal and semifinal stages, the action on court reached a fever pitch. With every match, the stakes grew higher—and so did the drama. From Japanese dominance in singles to Chinese Taipei’s stranglehold on the doubles, the weekend served up a thrilling prelude to what promises to be…