Are you passionate about creating safe, inclusive spaces where women and girls can connect, build friendships, and have fun? Do you enjoy badminton and have a talent for bringing people together in a supportive and welcoming environment? If so, we’d love to hear from you!
As a badminton enthusiast, Tracy Chu embraced the opportunity these grants provided to deepen her involvement in the sport she loves. When she learned that the 2032 Brisbane Olympics would be held in Australia, she saw a new way to contribute to her favorite sport. "I've been playing badminton for years," Tracy says. "Realizing I wouldn't participate as an athlete, I want to be part of the Olympics in another way."
"I love pushing myself further in training to improve my skills and technique," Alphonsa shares. She thrives in high-pressure situations, especially when matches are close and tense. "When the game can go either way, I enjoy creating different strategies to outmaneuver my opponent."
Born on 1924, John Newton has dedicated over 80 years of his life to the sport of badminton, becoming a beloved figure in the Victorian badminton community.
Huge congrats to Peejade Cheng on his election to the Badminton Australia Board!
We thank Peejade for his dedicated service on the Badminton Victoria Board over the past 15 years. His contributions have been invaluable, and your impact will be felt for years to come.
Badminton Victoria (BV) is proud to announce a meaningful partnership with Dardi Munwurro, an organization empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people(s) across Victoria. This partnership aims to foster inclusivity in badminton and celebrate Aboriginal heritage in our sport.
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Beverley Trollope, a devoted member of our badminton community. Bev dedicated countless years of tireless service to both MDBA and VBVA, leaving a lasting impact on the sport and everyone she worked with.
Badminton Victoria is thrilled to announce the appointment of two exceptional individuals, Joseph Yeung and Narasimhan Ravi (Ravi), to the Badminton Victoria Board of Directors. Their diverse backgrounds and wealth of experience will strengthen our organisation and propel us towards a brighter future.
The teams played great badminton and showed precisely why they were selected in the Vic Country squad. Amazing fighting spirit and never-giving attitude were the Victorian way.
This past weekend, Victoria's finest junior badminton players showcased their talents at the eagerly awaited Junior Team Championships, competing in U-11, U-13, U-15, U-17, and U-19 categories.
These championships are vital for our community, offering junior programs a platform to create teams and compete, thus nurturing team culture from the grassroots to the state level.