The last Pan Am Circuit 2024 event had Pan Am athletes from Brazil, Canada, and United States as medalists. The YONEX Canadian International Challenge 2024 was held in Markham, Canada,
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Winners in El Salvador – Pan Am Circuit 2024
Pan Am players from Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Peru, and United States took the medals of the VI El Salvador International 2024, Pan Am Circuit event held in San
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BWF Para Badminton Technical Workshop in Mexico
A special edition of the BWF Para badminton Tehcnical Workshop is taking place in Acapulco, Mexico, with the participation of paraathletes, coaches, classifiers, and representatives of National Paralympic Committees from
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Badminton at ASU 2024 – SOLA Games
Special Olympic athletes from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru, Uruguay, and host Paraguay participated of the 2024 Special Olympics Latin America Games, held
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BPAC Training Camp Lima 2024
From October 8 to 15, outstanding athletes and coaches from our region are taking part in the BPAC Training Camp 2024, which is taking place in Lima, Peru, at the
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History Made – First Pan Am Olympics/Paralympics Medals
Pan Am athletes won the first ever olympic/paralympic medals for the Pan Am region in badminton / Para badminton competitions.
Miles Krajewski & Jayci Simon (USA) won the silver medal in
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NEWS
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Associations News
Agreement Renewal with Special Olympics Latin America
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Development
Para badminton Reactivation in the Dominican Republic
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Shuttle Time
Humans of Shuttle Time: Acacia Teles
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Events
Winners in Canada – Pan Am Circuit 2024
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Gender Equity
“IT TAKES COURAGE TO BE A BADMINTON ATHLETE” – JOSEPHINE WU
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Integrity
Integrity Campaign – Pan Am Junior 2022
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Pan Am Championships
Champion Team – Pan Am Junior 2024
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Para badminton
BWF Para Badminton Technical Workshop in Mexico
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Santiago 2023
Parapan Am Games Champions – Santiago 2023
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BADMINTON PAN AMERICA
Badminton Pan American Confederation (BPAC) is the governing body of badminton in the Americas and is recognized as such by the Badminton World Federation (BWF). It was founded in 1976 and is currently composed of 37 Member Associations.
BPAC was founded in the city of Mexico in 1976 and nominated Victor Jaramillo (MEX) as President until an official election was scheduled to take place at the first Pan Am Championships the following year. The first Badminton Pan Am Championships was held in Moncton, New Brunswick-Canada, in April 1977.
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