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In the months since the TotalEnergies BWF World Championships 2025 where he emerged as one of the breakout stars of men’s singles, Victor Lai has shown that
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Pan Am 2026 Realocated to Lima
Badminton Pan Am confirms that the XXIX YONEX Pan Am Individual Championships 2026 will be held in Lima from April 7–10, 2026, following an official change of host city.
The Pan
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BPAC Coach Corner Programme
"BPAC Coach Corner" consists of presentations by guest speakers, running for one hour, once weekly (Tuesdays), providing simultaneous translation (English/Spanish/French) and moderator support.
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BPAC Postgraduate Course – Admission 2026
Badminton Pan Am Confederation is pleased to open a new admission process for the Specialist in High Level Badminton Training, Postgraduate Course certified by Galileo University of Guatemala.
This Postgraduate Course is
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Canada Unshaken Atop Perch
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Canada retained their men’s and women’s team titles at the Pan Am M&F Cup 2026 beating USA in both finals in Guatemala City on Sunday.
It was Canada’s depth in women’s
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Krajewski’s Historic Leap
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At long last, USA have a world champion in Para badminton.
It came courtesy of 20-year-old Miles Krajewski, who created history at BAHRAIN BWF Para Badminton World Championships 2026 in
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Para World Champs: Rojas Perez Learns She Belongs
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For a long time, Maria Guadalupe Rojas Perez’s toughest opponent wasn’t across the net. It lived in the quiet moments – when she compared herself to able-bodied people, when
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Para World Champs: Avila Sosa Confident of Progress
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Maximiliano Avila Sosa is approaching BAHRAIN BWF Para Badminton World Championships 2026 with confidence built through experience, medals and a growing belief he belongs.
The Mexican shuttler made his World
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Smith/Gai Write New American Chapter
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The crowd inside Axiata Arena expected a familiar script.
On one side stood Malaysia’s eighth-seeded home favourites, Goh Soon Huat and Shevon Jemie Lai. On the other, Presley Smith and Jennie Gai,
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50 Years of Badminton Pan Am: Leading the Growth of Badminton in the Region
Founded in 1976, Badminton Pan Am celebrates 50 years of leadership in the development and promotion of badminton across the Pan Am region. Over five decades, the Confederation has played
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50 Years of Badminton Pan Am: Leading the Growth of Badminton in the Region
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BPAC Coach Corner Programme
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Shuttle Time
Human of Shuttle Time – Lorenzo Avila
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Events
Pan Am 2026 Realocated to Lima
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Gender Equity
‘I Forgot How Much I Loved the Sport’
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Integrity
Integrity Campaign – Pan Am Junior 2022
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Pan Am Championships
Canada Unshaken Atop Perch
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Para badminton
Krajewski’s Historic Leap
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Santiago 2023
Parapan Am Games Champions – Santiago 2023
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