President of the Guadeloupe Badminton League, Idia loïal, is a badminton player and has presided over the league in her country since 2017, and strives to make our sport more popular in her community and for the children of Guadeloupe to find where practice badminton near their homes. Idia met our sport at the university […]
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Peru’s number one racket, Daniela Macias Brandes, practices sports from a very young age and thanks to the tradition and support of her family she has made sport a lifestyle. She has had to make sacrifices necessary to achieve her goals and today she is focused on qualifying for her first Olympic Games. It has […]
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Para badminton coach from Brazil, Claudia Dionice Carvalho Mendes, has contributed to the development of our sport in her country and in our region, achieving good results, but, above all, investing her time in improving the quality of life of people through sport . Physical education teacher and with post-graduate studies in Inclusive Education, Claudia […]
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In Badminton Pan Am we want to recognize all the women who contribute to the badminton development, being players, coaches, technical officials or managers. Happy International Women’s Day!! So, this month, BPAC will recognize some badminton woman with short but importants interviews, knowing more about them.
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Outstanding Canada’s Coach, Jennifer Yiu Yiu Lee has had the opportunity to share her experience and knowledge with players and coaches in the various events she has participated, either in tournaments directing her athletes or in coaching conferences. Lee met badminton in Hong Kong, her native country, where as a child, she chose to learn […]
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Jamaica’s Katherine Wynter met badminton at 10 years old. Her interest in our sport began when she saw her dad play. Now, she is the racket number 1 in her country and has competed in different international tournaments enjoying our sport. “I would say the best thing the sport has given me is the ability […]
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Para badminton champion, Cintya Oliveira has faced different situations since she decided to be the best in our sport, but that has not stopped her from continuing to succeed, to know many countries and to be one of the best players in the world in her category. Cintya practices Para badminton for more than 7 […]
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Coach of the Peru national team, Christina Aicardi, former player, competed in several tournaments and today concentrates all her energies in the training of her athletes and in the future challenges they will have to face. Aicardi met badminton at the Regatas Lima Club where, through the sports academies, she began to practice our sport […]
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One of the best badminton players of Guatemala, Nikte Sotomayor has studies in Management of Sports Entities and in Social Legal Sciences. She came to badminton thanks to her parents, who were from the national basketball teams and influenced Nikte to practice a sport, she chose the best. “The best thing that badminton has given […]
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Dhayisbel Torrealba is one of the few women who occupies a high position in a sports federation (Venezuela BA President), nevertheless, knows very well the badminton and the sports industry. With a degree in Physical Culture and Sports, with a master’s degree in Sports Training, Torrealba met our sport in Cuba while studying at the […]
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