WESTERN SUBURBS BADMINTON ASSOCIATION

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1 WESTERN SUBURBS BADMINTON ASSOCIATION Altona Badminton Centre, Paisley Park, 271 Mason Street, Altona North, 3025 Under 17 Li-Ning Australasian Badminton Championships, incorporating the June Bevan Trophy 30 th March 6 th April 2013 OFFICIAL PROGRAMME

2 2013 UNDER 17 AUSTRALASIAN BADMINTON CARNIVAL INCORPORATING THE JUNE BEVAN TROPHY REFEREE ASSISTANT REFEREE EVENT DIRECTORS SHUTTLE CO-ORDINATOR MASTER OF CEREMOMIES Sandra David Myrna Stanlake Pat Daw Ron Gray Fred Stanlake Peter Daw 2013 UMPIRES Margaret Anderson (Victoria) Nathan Bumbak (Western Australia, Geraldton) Greg Busch (Central New Zealand) Dianne Carter (Central New Zealand) David Cromie (Victoria) Pauline Dobson (Tasmania) Pauline Eldred (Queensland) Gary Grierson (New Caledonia) Joshua Ho (New South Wales) Albert Lee (New South Wales) Larissa McMillan (Mainland New Zealand) Brittany Morrow (Victoria) Wasantha Ramasundara (The Territories) Daniel Reed (South Australia) Annie Sim (Western Australia) Kelvin Tsui (Northern New Zealand)

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4 As President of Western Suburbs Badminton Association, I welcome you to our Stadium for this great Carnival. We are proud to be the host of the 2013 Under 17 Li-Ning Australasian Badminton Championships incorporating the June Bevan Trophy. We welcome June Bevan to this Carnival. Pleasse take time to introduce yourself to June. WSBA has a proud history of 78 years of operation, starting in 1935 when Badminton was brought to the Western Suburbs of Melbourne and Church clubs were started. Now we are the largest affiliated Association in Australia. Enjoy our Stadium, play well for your team and yourself, spend time with your team mates and get to know other team players. Make the most of this great experience of representing your State and Country. Good Luck everyone! Pat Daw President W.S.B.A.Inc. I would like to welcome all participants of the 2013 Under 17 Li-Ning Championships incorporating the June Bevan Trophy to Hobsons Bay. Australasian Badminton Hobsons Bay is home to two wonderful nearby beaches, kilometres of coastline, great expanses of open space and nature reserves, as well as top eateries and shopping strips and many historical sites. I encourage you to take in all the wonderful places Hobsons Bay has to offer if you find the time between matches. With many of you travelling from across Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia to be here, I wish you all the best as you compete in one of the largest badminton events held in Australiaa and New Zealand. Good luck! Cr Angela Altair Mayor of Hobsons Bay

5 Badminton Australia extends a very warm welcome to players, officials, parents and visitors to the June Bevan Trophy teams Event and Australasian Under 17 Championships, hosted here in Melbourne by Western Suburbs Badminton Association. The June Bevan has long been the birthplace for elite players commencing their competitive life and aspirations for future representation at Senior level. I hope that, in the years to come, we will continue to see you all participating for your State (and perhaps your Country) as you develop your skills and grow towards your personal goals. I look forward with confidence that, with dedication and effort, this will occur. We at Badminton Australia also extend our thanks and congratulations to the Western Suburbs Badminton Association for again hosting a National tournament. Historically the Committee and volunteers have delivered well run, successful events and I am sure 2013 will continue that tradition. We at BA realise that events such as this are vital to the growth and development of the sport, and understand it takes a huge effort from dedicated volunteers behind the scenes to ensure the Carnival runs smoothly and efficiently. I know you as players also appreciate the team effort to deliver this event for you. I am confident that you will gain positives from this event, whether it is building your future in the sport that we all enjoy so much, or cementing the friendships that can last a lifetime. Competition can and should be fierce on court, but conducted in the spirit of fair play, which, combined with the social activities build strong ties between the 16 teams entered from States, Regions and Countries. On behalf of the Board of Badminton Australia, Matthew Gillie, Andrew Greenway, Kim Low, Loke Poh Wong, and National Executive Director Paul Brettell, play well and have an enjoyable and successful event. Geraldine Brown, President. April, 2013 The June Bevan Carnival has for many years been a feature on the New Zealand calendar and been a significant event for the development of our up and coming talent. For many it is more than a badminton competition, as it fosters cross-tasman friendships as participants vigorously compete for the coveted individual prizes and the highest possible team rankings. I love these kinds of competitions as I know that as people play they develop a love and passion for the great game of badminton and appreciate the great skill, speed and subtlety needed to do well. So from far away in the city of Palmerston North, New Zealand, I wish you all well and encourage you to play hard, play to win and play to enjoy. Bevan Smith President Badminton New Zealand

6 HISTORY OF THE JUNE BEVAN TROPHY Originally conceived as a preparation arena for Under 18 carnival competitions, the 1979 proposal from Victoria for an Under 16 interstate carnival aimed to introduce promising juniors to a carnival atmosphere and help them develop the skills and confidence needed to compete in elite events. It was not until 1983 that the first carnival was held in Newcastle NSW, with three states - New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria competing. The tournament was considered a great success and plans made to repeat it in the following year, again in Newcastle. In honour of former Australian and New South Wales champion, June Bevan, a dedicated coach and supporter of junior badminton, a perpetual trophy was donated for the event, making her name synonymous with under 16 elite competition in Australia and New Zealand saw the inclusion of a team from Auckland New Zealand, then in 1985 Hobart, Tasmania and the Sturt Club from South Australia entered. The same number of teams competed in In 1987, when the event was held in Auckland, team numbers increased with the inclusion of additional New Zealand teams, although Hobart was unable to field a team that year. By 1988, ten teams were competing, with three from Victoria, and three from New Zealand, which were now defined as three Regions - Northern (Auckland), Central (Wellington/Otago) and Southern (South Island). Australian Capital Territory became involved in 1989 as wider interest in the event throughout Australia and New Zealand became evident was again a ten team draw. In 1991 we saw the welcome return of a team from Tasmania and for the first time from the Western Australia town of Geraldton. In 1992 the 10 th anniversary of the under 16 badminton carnival was significant in that it was the first year as an Official Australian Carnival. The A.B.A. by-law regulate the event recognises the dual involvement of Australia and New Zealand and introduced the Australian Under 16 Badminton Singles Championships. In 1996 the tournament held in Castle Hill, Sydney was renamed the Under 17 Australasian Carnival, and a total of 13 teams competed. In 1997 in Auckland New Zealand, sixteen teams played in the competition, making it the largest June Bevan Carnival ever held. The 1999 event was hosted by the Northern Tasmanian Badminton Association in the same centre as they hosted the 1993 event. A total of 14 teams contested the event in 1993, including Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory. The two territories did not field teams in the event, leaving a total of 13 teams competing - 5 teams from New Zealand, 2 from Victoria, 2 from Western Australia, 1 from Queensland, 1 from New South Wales, 1 from South Australia and 1 from host state Tasmania. In 2000 the event was hosted by Badminton Victoria and played at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. Fourteen teams contested the event - 6 from New Zealand, 3 from Victoria, 2 from Western Australia, 1 from New South Wales, 1 from Tasmania and 1 from South Australia. Last year s Carnival was held in Hobart. The Under 16/17 June Bevan Trophy holds a warm and sentimental place in the memories of all those who have been involved in, or who have contributed to its success in any way. The record of achievement of many of the young players who began their badminton careers as an Under 16/17 team member will be an inspiration and incentive to many more in the future. This year, 2013, 16 Teams from New Zealand, New Caledonia and all States and Territories of Australia will compete for the June Bevan Trophy.

7 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS Friday 29 th March 4.15pm Tournament Officials Meeting at Seaworks All at Seaworks 5.00pm Referee & Umpires Meeting at Seaworks 82 Nelson Place 5.30pm Team Photographs at Seaworks Williamstown, pm Opening Ceremony at Seaworks 7.00pm Dinner at Seaworks Saturday 30 th March 8.30am Referee & Umpires Meeting Altona Badminton Centre 9.00am June Bevan Trophy Round pm June Bevan Trophy Round 2 Sunday 31 st March 8.30am Referee & Umpires Meeting 9.00am June Bevan Trophy Round pm June Bevan Trophy Round 4 Monday 1 st April 8.30am Referee & Umpires Meeting 9.00am June Bevan Trophy Round pm June Bevan Trophy Round 6 Tuesday 2 nd April 8.30am Referee & Umpires Meeting 9.00am June Bevan Trophy Round pm June Bevan Trophy Round 8 Followed by June Bevan Presentations Wednesday 3 rd April 8.30am Referee & Umpires Meeting 9.00am Individual Championships Thursday 4 th April 8.30am Referee & Umpires Meeting 9.00am Individual Championships continue Friday 5 th April 8.30am Referee & Umpires Meeting 9.00am 1.00pm Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Saturday 6 th April 10.30am Referee & Umpires Meeting 11.00am Championship Finals Followed by Championships Presentations 5.00pm 8.00pm Farewell Dinner and Social at Seaworks Altona Badminton Centre, Paisley Park, 271 Mason Street, Altona North, Telephone Quest Apartments, Kororoit Creek Road, Williamstown, Telephone Seaworks, 82 Nelson Place, Williamstown, 3016.

8 JUNE BEVAN 2013 TEAMS DRAW BOX A BOX B BOX C BOX D Victoria Rebels NSW Thunder Northern New Zealand Victoria Demons South Australia WA Geraldton NSW Lightning Western Australia Central New Zealand 1 The Territories Queensland Tasmania Mainland New Zealand Victoria WSBA Central New Zealand 2 New Caledonia ROUND 1 SAT 30TH MARCH 9.00AM BOX A Victoria Rebels V Mainland New Zealand CRTS 1 & 2 BOX A South Australia V Central New Zealand 1 CRTS 3 & 4 BOX B NSW Thunder V Victoria WSBA CRTS 5 & 6 BOX B WA Geraldton V The Territories CRTS 7 & 8 BOX C Northern New Zealand V Central New Zealand 2 CRTS 9 & 10 BOX C NSW Lightning V Queensland CRTS 11 & 12 ROUND 2 SAT 30TH MARCH 3.00 PM BOX B NSW Thunder V The Territories CRTS 1 & 2 BOX B WA Geraldton V Victoria WSBA CRTS 3 & 4 BOX C NSW Lightning V Central New Zealand 2 CRTS 5 & 6 BOX C Northern New Zealand V Queensland CRTS 7 & 8 BOX D Victoria Demons V New Caledonia CRTS 9 & 10 BOX D Western Australia V Tasmania CRTS 11 & 12 ROUND 3 SUN 31ST MARCH 9AM BOX A Victoria Rebels V Central New Zealand 1 CRTS 1 & 2 BOX A South Australia V Mainland New Zealand CRTS 3 & 4 BOX D Victoria Demons V Tasmania CRTS 5 & 6 BOX D Western Australia V New Caledonia CRTS 7 & 8 BOX B NSW Thunder V WA Geraldton CRTS 9 & 10 BOX B The Territories V Victoria WSBA CRTS 11 & 12

9 ROUND 4 SUN 31ST MARCH 3-00 PM BOX A Victoria Rebels V South Australia CRTS 1 & 2 BOX A Central New Zealand 1 V Mainland New Zealand CRTS 3 & 4 BOX C Northern New Zealand V NSW Lightning CRTS 5 & 6 BOX C Queensland V Central New Zealand 2 CRTS 7 & 8 BOX D Victoria Demons V Western Australia CRTS 9 & 10 BOX D Tasmania V New Caledonia CRTS 11 & 12 ROUND 5 MON 1ST APRIL 9AM BOX E BOX A NO1 V BOX B NO 2 CRTS 1& 2 BOX E BOX A NO 2 V BOX B NO 1 CRTS 3 & 4 BOX G BOX A NO 3 V BOX B NO 4 CRTS 5 & 6 BOX G BOX A NO 4 V BOX B NO 3 CRTS 7 & 8 BOX H BOX C NO 3 V BOX D NO 4 CRTS 9 & 10 BOX H BOX C NO 4 V BOX D NO 3 CRTS 11 & 12 ROUND 6 MON 1ST APRIL 3PM BOX F BOX C NO1 V BOX D NO2 CRTS 1 & 2 BOX F BOX C NO 2 V BOX D NO 1 CRTS3 & 4 BOX G BOX A NO 3 V BOX B NO 3 CRTS 5 & 6 BOX G BOX A NO 4 V BOX B NO 4 CRTS 7 & 8 BOX H BOX C NO 3 V BOX D NO 3 CRTS 9 & 10 BOX H BOX C NO 4 V BOX D NO 4 CRTS 11 & 12 ROUND 7 TUES 2ND APRIL 9AM BOX E BOX A NO 1 V BOX B NO 1 CRTS 1 & 2 BOX E BOX A NO 2 V BOX B NO 2 CRTS 3 & 4 BOX F BOX C NO 1 V BOX D NO 1 CRTS 5 & 6 BOX F BOX C NO 2 V BOX D NO 2 CRTS 7 & 8 PLAY OFF 13th & 14th BOX G NO 3 V BOX H NO 3 CRTS 9 & 10 PLAY OFF 15th & 16th BOX G NO 4 V BOX H NO 4 CRTS 11 & 12 ROUND 8 TUES 2ND APRIL 3-00PM PLAY OFF 1st & 2nd BOX E NO 1 V BOX F NO 1 CRTS 1 & 2 PLAY OFF 3rd & 4th BOX E NO 2 V BOX F NO 2 CRTS 3 & 4 PLAY OFF 5th & 6th BOX E NO 3 V BOX F NO 3 CRTS 5 & 6 PLAY OFF 7th & 8th BOX E NO 4 V BOX F NO 4 CRTS 7 & 8 PLAY OFF 9TH & 10TH BOX G NO 1 V BOX H NO 1 CRTS 9 &10 PLAY OFF 11th & 12th BOX G NO 2 V BOX H NO 2 CRTS 11 & 12

10 WINNERS OF THE JUNE BEVAN TROPHY Year Winner Runner Up Played at 1983 Rebels Victoria New South Wales Newcastle NSW 1984 Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Newcastle NSW 1985 Rebels Victoria Northern Region NZ Kilsyth Vic Rebels Victoria Northern Region NZ Ballarat Vic Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Auckland NZ 1988 Rebels Victoria Northern Region NZ Adelaide SA 1989 Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Brisbane Qld 1990 Rebels Victoria Northern Region NZ Invercargill NZ 1991 Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Liverpool NSW 1992 Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Ballarat Vic Rebels Victoria Northern Region NZ Launceston NZ 1994 Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Wanganui NZ 1995 Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Adelaide SA 1996 Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Sydney NSW 1997 Northern Region NZ Rebels Victoria Bendigo Vic Barkers Nth Region NZ Rebels Victoria Auckland NZ 1999 Barkers Nth Region NZ Rebels Victoria Launceston Tas Regency Duty Free NNZ Central NZ1 Melbourne Vic Victoria Rebels Western Australia Perth WA 2002 Northern NZ1 Victoria Rebels Southland NZ 2003 Northern NZ1 Victoria Rebels Hobart Tas Northern NZ1 Northern NZ1 North Harbour NZ 2005 Northern NZ1 Victoria Rebels Melbourne Vic Northern NZ1 Victoria Rebels Perth WA 2007 Northern NZ1 Victoria Rebels Christchurch NZ 2008 Northern NZ1 Victoria Rebels Ballarat Vic Northern NZ1 Victoria Rebels Ballarat Vic Victorian Rebels Northern NZ1 Perth WA 2011 Northern NZ1 Victoria Rebels Wellington NZ 2012 Northern NZ1 NSW Thunder Hobart Tas.

11 UNDER 17 AUSTRALASIAN CHAMPIONS BOYS SINGLES GIRLS SINGLES 1992 Anton Garguilo (NNZ) Alicia Taylor (Vic) 1993 Nic Raines (SNZ) Alicia Taylor (Vic) 1994 Alan Yang (NSW) Megan Heaney (NNZ) 1995 Daniel Shirley (NNZ) Kate Wilson-Smith (SA) 1996 Nathan Malpass (Vic) Renee Flavell (NNZ) 1997 Nicholas Kidd (WA) Renee Flavell (NNZ) 1998 Guy Gibson (WA) Heleyna Arstianti (WA) 1999 John Moody (NNZ) Tania Luiz (Vic) 2000 Glenn Warfe (Vic) Karen Tam (NNZ) 2001 Ben Walklate (Vic) Janet Tam (NNZ) 2002 Jo Wu (SNZ) Michelle Chan (NNZ) 2003 Chance Cheng (NNZ) Michelle Chan (NNZ) 2004 Chance Cheng (NNZ) Erica Pong (Vic) 2005 Kenny Ng (NSW) Erica Pong (Vic) 2006 Boris Ma (Vic) Leanne Choo (SA) 2007 Praveen Taylor (NNZ) Victoria Na (Vic) 2008 Boris Ma (Vic) Victoria Cheng (NNZ) 2009 Asher Richardson (NNZ) Tara Pilven (Vic) 2010 Hu-Wen Chew (Vic) Louisa Ma (Vic) 2011 Daniel Guda (NSW) Jennifer Tam (NSW) 2012 Daniel Guda (NSW) Jennifer Tam (NSW)

12 BOYS DOUBLES GIRLS DOUBLES 1995 Scott Devers (Vic) A e Wilson (NNZ) Nathan O Neill Vic) Renee Flavell (NNZ) 1996 Ashley Brehaut (Vic) Lisa Bamford (Vic) Anthony Lai (Vic) Jane Crabtree (Vic) 1997 Nicholas Kidd (WA) Renee Flavell (NNZ) Guy Gibson (WA) Rachel Hindley (NNZ) 1998 Guy Gibson (WA) Jackie Burrows (NNZ) John Moody (NZ) Korinne Hannam (NNZ) 1999 John Moody (NNZ) Y Ann Chen (WA) Mark Robertson (NNZ) Michelle Van de Hor (WA) 2000 Ben Walklate (Vic) Sheryl Cairney (NNZ) Alaster Wylie (NSW) Karen Tam (NNZ) 2001 Ben Walklate (Vic) Gemma Gibson (WA) Alaster Wylie (NSW) Annie Lee (Qld) 2002 Nathan Hannam (CNZ) Michelle Chan (NNZ) Daniel Forrest (NNZ) Belinda Hill (NNZ) 2003 Chance Chen (NNZ) Michelle Chan (NNZ) Henry Tam (NNZ) Steve Hurihanganui (NNZ) 2004 William Bok (NNZ) Tina Chow (NNZ) Henry Tam (NNZ) Sue Li-Hong (WA) 2005 Elliott Clutterbuck (WA) J. Lim (Vic) Kenny Ng (NSW) Louise McKenzie (Vic) 2006 Ashraf Dhoray (NNZ) Leanne Choo (SA) Ethan Haggo (NNZ) Victoria Na (Vic) 2007 Praveen Tayalan (NNZ) Leanne Choo (SA) Ari Tse (NNZ) Jessica Jonggowisastro 2008 Ashwant Gobinathan (Vic) Victoria Cheng Boris Ma (Vic) 2009 Even Lee (NNZ) Christina Chan (Qld) Jason Leung (NNZ) Wendy Chen (Qld) 2010 Ben Nie (WA) Maria Masinipeni (NNZ) Benedict Xu (WA) Lilian Shih (NNZ) 2011 Anthony Joe (ACT) Vinning Mak (Vic) Seng Low (NSW) Natasha Sharp (Vic) 2012 Daniel Guda (NSW) Joy Lai (Vic) Austin Yu (NSW) Grace Ngiam (Qld)

13 MIXED DOUBLES 1995 Daniel Shirley (NNZ) 2004 Alan Chan (NNZ) Kelly Russell (NNZ) Garbo Choi (NNZ) 1996 Kevin Murphy (NNZ) 2005 Kenny Ng (NSW) Renee Flavell (NNZ) Leanne Choo (SA) 1997 Nicholas Kidd (WA) 2006 Samuel Ho (Vic) Renee Flavell (NNZ) Leanne Choo (SA) 1998 John Moody (NNZ) 2007 Praveen Tayalan (NNZ) Korinne Hannam (NNZ) Leanne Choo (SA) 1999 John Moody (NNZ) 2008 Luke Charlesworth (NNZ) Tania Luiz (Vic) Mary O Connor (NNZ) 2000 Mark Robertson (NNZ) 2009 Ashwant Gobinathan (Vic) Karen Tam (NNZ) Louisa Ma (Vic) 2001 Ben Walklate (Vic) 2010 Matthew Chau (Vic) Ebony Harrison (Vic) Louisa Ma (Vic) 2002 Simon Koo (NNZ) 2011 Kerwyn Lee (NNZ) Michelle Chan (NNZ) Lilian Shih (NNZ) 2003 Alan Chan (NNZ) 2012 Daniel Guda (NSW) Michelle Chan (NNZ) Jennifer Tam (NSW) WINNERS OF THE VAL NESBITT SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 2003 Leisha Cooper (Geraldton Mid-West) 2004 Jeff Tho (Vic) 2005 Louise McKenzie (Vic) 2006 Ethan Haggo (NNZ) 2007 Jessica Jonggowisastro (NNZ) 2008 Wendy Chen (Qld) 2009 Eddie Hung (WA) 2010 Kerwyn Lee (NNZ) 2011 Daniel Zhang (SA) 2012 Anthony Joe (ACT)

14 June Bevan Profile June began playing badminton in the Newcastle Badminton Association Competition when she was 17 years of age. June played for New South Wales from (Ede Clendinnen Shield and Interstate matches). June won numerous state titles (Singles, Ladies Doubles and Mixed Doubles), however a record of titles was never kept. June represented Australia a number of times, the Whyte Trophy against New Zealand in 1955, 1957, 1959 & 1961, and. the Uber Cup Team twice in In 1979 June was the Manager & Coach of the Uber Cup Team. June won twelve Australian Titles, Ladies Singles in 1956 and 1960, Ladies Doubles in 1955, 1956, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964 and the Mixed Doubles in 1956, 1957 and June won the Triple Crown in 1956 and June won Ladies Singles and Mixed Doubles in the 2001 Australian Masters Tournament. June was a member of the Australian Selection and Coaching Committee. NSW Junior Coach for many years. NSW Under 18 Coach from NSW Under 21 Coach NSW State Open Team Coach. NSW Coach for the June Bevan Trophy three times. Life Member of the Newcastle and New South Wales Badminton Associations. Inductee of the Newcastle Hall of Fame. Recipient of an OAM for services to Badminton as a Player, Coach, Selector and Administrator. Val Nesbitt Profile The Sportsmanship Trophy was named in honour of Mrs.Val Nesbitt, a dedicated badminton worker who began her volunteering at 17 years of age when she joined the Prince of Wales Park Badminton Club in Thornbury in Victoria where she was Secretary for 5 years. There was a break in badminton activity with the arrival of her four children, after which Val joined the Forest Hill Badminton Club, where she was secretary for many years and during which time she qualified as a coach, working primarily with Junior and Ladies groups. During the late 1970s Val was instrumental in the formation of the committees for Victorian Junior Badminton, the Victorian Ladies Badminton and formation of the South East Badminton Association in Victoria. In early 80s she was involved in the introduction of the Atalanta Jamboree Australasian Ladies Badminton Championships and its ruling body, the Australasian Ladies Badminton Association. Val continued to coordinate the Atalanta Jamboree and the June Bevan Trophy for many years and has been on the Board of Badminton Victoria, where currently she is the Secretary, since Val is a Life Member of Badminton Victoria.

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31 FINAL PLACINGS 2013 JUNE BEVAN TROPHY 1. New South Wales Thunder 2. Northern New Zealand 3. Victoria Rebels 4. Western Australia 5. South Australia 6. Victoria Demons 7. New South Wales Lightning 8. Victoria W.S.B.A. 9. Central New Zealand Queensland 11. Mainland New Zealand 12. New Caledonia 13. The Territories 14. Central New Zealand Tasmania 16. Western Australia Geraldton

32 2013 AUSTRALASIAN UNDER 17 CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS BOYS SINGLES Winner Pun Thepkunhanimit (NNZ) Runner Up Plate Winner Ben Hillier (CNZ) David Kang (Vic) GIRLS SINGLES Winners Joy Lai (Vic) Runners Up Plate Winners Grace Ngiam (Qld) Sanoja Ramasundara (ACT) BOYS DOUBLES Winners Julian Lam (Qld) & Clive Law (Qld) Runners Up Plate Winners Matthew Chan (NSW) & Austin Yu (NSW) Blake Haggerty (Vic) & Eddie Luk (Vic) GIRLS DOUBLES Winners Joy Lai (Vic) & Grace Ngiam (Qld) Runners Up Plate Winners Rowena Devathasan (NNZ) & Deborah Yin (NNZ) Sanoja Ramasundara (ACT) &Phing Teo (WA) MIXED DOUBLES Winners Austin Yu (NSW) & Tiffany Ho (NSW) Runners Up Plate Winners Julian Lam (Qld) & Grace Ngiam (Qld) Daniel Choo (SA) & Lee-Yen Khoo (SA) 2013 WINNER VAL NESBITT SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Grace Ngiam (Qld)

33 WESTERN SUBURBS BADMINTON ASSOCIATION Altona Badminton Centre, Paisley Park, 271 Mason Street, Altona North, 3025 WSBA would like to thank our Staff and all volunteers who have assisted during this Carnival. Special thanks to Samuel Fan (Soft Tissue Therapist) for donating his time and expertise.