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2024

  • UniSport Nationals Badminton Womens Team 1st
  • 2nd Victorian Open (XD), Kaitlyn Ea

 

2023

  • 1st Victorian Open (WS), Quennie Laurentia

 

2022

 

2019

  • Club Annual Strategic Meeting indicated that the Club was developing strongly

  • Supporting Elite Athletes Alice Wu, Bufan Gu & Lee Yen Khoo

  • 142 Members

  • Badminton 2019 MU Sport Annual Report

 

2018

  • Updated Club Affiliation Agreement between MU Sport and Club signed

  • 2018 Ede Clendinnen Shield Mixed Team 1st 

  • Ashwant Gobinathan VICTOR Oceania Team Championships Premier

  • Badminton 2018 MU Sport Annual Report

 

2017

 

2016

 

2015

 

2012

 

2011

 

2010

 

2009

 

2008

 

2007

 

2006

 

2005

 

2004

 

2003

 

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1997

 

1996

 

1995

 

1993

 

1992

 

1991

 

1990

 

1986

 

1980

  • Nana Sann was a committee member and reported the club was 60% international students (Ties that Bind)

  • Club restructured training sessions to maximise court utilisation (Ties that Bind)

 

1972

  • Club runs competitive pennant teams, intervarsity and social/instructional sessions (Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday) (Annual Report 1972)

 

1959

  • According to MU Sport records, T Wong achieved the First Blue for the Badminton club in 1959.

  • "The awards for the Blues (in 1958) were indicative of the interest amongst the student body: full Blues were awarded to T.S. Koh and R. Ong and half Blues to H. Oey, M.C. Wan, T.K. Wong" (The Ties that Bind, p.337).

 

1964

  • The Club was fielding 4 teams in winter pennant and 2 teams in summer (Ties that Bind)

 

1963

  • The Club was reporting as a single gender-inclusive club (Ties that Bind)

 

1958

  • The Club purchased a Club Trophy

  • The Club won B Grade pennant (Ties that Bind)

  • Full Blues TS Koh, R Ong and Half Blues to H Oey MC Wan TK Wond

 

1957

  • The Club entered into the Central Badminton Association where 27 men and 10 women competed (Ties that Bind)

  • Club won C Grade pennant (Ties that Bind)

 

1956

  • Three years later [after May 1952] when the club applied again, the secretary reported that a Badminton Club was in existence and in 1956 it was formally enrolled as a new club (The Ties that Bind).

  • The First Badminton Intervarsity Contest for women occurred (The Ties that Bind)

  • Commerce Student Ong Eng Hong was Australian Badminton Singles Champion (The Ties that Bind)

  •  Ong Eng Hong was Captain of the Badminton Club but was not allowed, because the team played D grade

  • Team included Hanny Oey Benny Foo, John Thong, Natalie Wagner, Joan Anson and Verna Klye who won D Grade (Ties that Bind)

 

1955

 

1952

  • In May 1952, the Badminton Club applied to be enrolled but was refused.  (The Ties that Bind).

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