The SBA is a non-profit provincial sport-governing organization, dedicated to the development of badminton in Saskatchewan.

Through various programs including tournaments series, clinics and camps, support to training centres and more, the SBA supports athletes of all ages as well as coaches and officials.

The AGM for the SBA will occur on June 22, 2013. The time and location will be announced on a later date.

The Saskatchewan Badminton Association is proud to bring the 2013 Yonex Ramada Hotel U23 & Junior National Badminton Championships to Saskatoon. The tournament will occur on April 29 - May 4, 2013 at the Ramada Hotel & Golf Dome in Saskatoon, SK. We will see the top U23 & Junior athletes from across Canada come together in Saskatoon to compete for the title of National Champion in a week filled with fun and exciting badminton competition. For more information about the tournament, including volunteer registration, athlete registration, venue and accomodations, please visit the official website of the tournament at:

http://badmintonjrnationals2013.ca/

The 2014 Saskatchewan Winter Games is taking place in February 2014 in Prince Albert. The SBA is now accepting applications for Coaches and Managers for each District.

For more information about the role of the Coach and Manager and the application forms, please click here.

The 2012 Aggregate Award Winners

Criteria for aggregate awards can be found under "Junior Series" -> "Aggregate Point System" on the left hand side navigation menu.

U12 Girls

1. Madison Ong
2. Janelle Bonneau
3. Melissa Laventure
4. Mikayla Farrell
5. Destiny Reimer
6. Danielle Thibault
7. Samantha Petryshyn

U14 Boys

1. Tanor Thomas
2. Taylor Paddison
3. Tristin Tkachyk
4. Kasey Simpson
5. Matthew Gurski
6. Travis Chalis
7. Michael Last
8. Dominic Ong

U14 Girls

1. Santana Bill
2. Lainee Zaparaniuk
3. Makenna Laventure
4. Madeline Tait
5. Miranda Ong
6. Megan Farrell
7. Catherine Brendle
8. Emily Heppner

U16 Boys

1. Brandon Redekop
2. Andre Inthavong
3. Cam Jensen
4. Josh Thomas
5. Wade Harris
6. Joshua Thomas
7. Brandon Thomas

U16 Girls

1. Kendra Spilchuk
2. Hannah Tait
3. Kylie McDaid
4. Brooke Tkachyk
5. Kayla Heppner

U19 Boys

1. Dylan Grane
2. Ian Abbott
3. Hung Le Tram
4. Khoa Tran
5. Joe Le
6. Reid Urbanowski
7. Jared Lokken

U19 Girls

1. Alison Tomiyama
2. Elisa Lamb
3. Melissa Doerksen
4. Brin Beyer
5. Jane Last
6. Miki Kawano
7. Aoi Kondo

The flight of the shuttlecock, a missile of cork and goose feather has been recorded at speeds in excess 260 kilometres per hour. Speed, agility and lightning-fast reflexes are essential to the game. Add stamina too - players have been known to cover more than six kilometres in a single match.