Inquirer team rules NPC badminton tilt INQ7.net
Team Inquirer completed its mastery of the Malaya squads to rule the first Yonex-Sunrise-National Press Club (NPC) Tri-Media Badminton Championship over the weekend at the Rizal Memorial Badminton Center.
Bringing badminton to the masses The Star Online
The Negri Sembilan Badminton Association (NSBA) has taken the game to a shopping complex in a bid to create awareness and attract more youths to take up the sport.
Parents getting in way of shuttlers’ progress INQ7.net
Philippine badminton is in a dilemma. Talents are aplenty but, apparently, no one is willing to make the sacrifice to train extensively for the national team, according to national head coach Errol Chan Thursday.
Germans next up for Emms Bedford Today
Emms teams up with Robertson and Kellogg (15/02/2007 14:54:51)
Upset of the day The Star Online
TOP seeds continue to tumble at the Yonex Penang School’s Individual badminton age group championship held at the International Penang Hall at Bukit Dumbar.
Smooth sailing for seeded players The Star Online
SEEDED players flexed their muscles to live up to their top billings in the ongoing Yonex Penang School Individual badminton championship at the Badminton International hall in Bukit Dumbar.
Off to a flying start The Star Online
IT may be a herculean task to hold more than 150 badminton matches a day. But the Penang Schools Sports Council (MSSPP), organisers of the Yonex Penang Schools’ Individual age group badminton tournament, made it happen.
Mason fails in doubles bid Edinburgh Evening News
EDINBURGH'S Emma Mason had to settle for second best when she and Imogen Bankier lost in the final of the women's doubles at the Yonex Scottish National badminton championship at Bell's Sports Centre in Perth.
Tight schedule for players The Star Online
THE week-long Yonex Penang School Individual age group badminton championship will serve off on a record note at the Badminton International Hall Penang in Bukit Dumbar today.
Tennis: Few Asians reach the top ranks International Herald Tribune
From the synthetic surfaces of Japan to the newly paved courts of Thailand and China, Asia has the most tennis players yet the worst results.
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