North Harbour to Host NZ Secondary Schools Finals Badminton North Harbour are to host the New Zealand Secondary Schools Team Finals during 'tournament week'. Eighteen boys and eleven girls schools will be represented in the five day event. more -->

North Harbour's Maika Phillips plays for glory The Australian Junior International, being held in Launceston, Tasmania has yielded good results for North Harbour and fellow Northern Region players. more -->

NH U15 II team win second division at North Island Champs The North Harbour U15 II team has done North Hsrbour and themselves proud, winning the second division at the U15 North Island Inter-association team final. Having only lost one tie, they convincingly beat Auckland 4 this afternoon to secure the win. more -->

Harbour Juniors Succeeding in Palmerston North The four junior North Harbour teams that are competing in the North Island U15/U17 Team Championships have had mixed starts, but all very enthusiastic. This is especially evident after I watched the U17 II team have their first win against Auckland 5. more -->

Badminton North Harbour Closed Championships The Closed Championships will be held from Monday 02 August to Thursday 05 August. For full details, please go to the BNH Competitions page and look under Interclub. more -->

Juniors At Palmerston North Have Shaky Start Palmerston North 2010 will be remembered for drama before the tournament even started, especially for the U15 I team. After a fantastic drive down with beautiful blue skys and white frosting on the mountain, the first of three unfortuntate events occured. more -->

Rugby World Cup Affects Junior Badminton Who would have thought that the 2011 Rugby World Cup and National Junior Badminton would have anything in common. But they do, and it comes down to timing. Travel & accommodation for badminton teams will be near impossible in October/November 2011, causing Badminton New Zealand to make big changes next year more -->

North Harbour U19 Team Win North Island Championships The North Harbour U19 team were dominant in division 1 of the North Island Team Event. They played a total of 66 matches, losing only 6. There was no final as such in the North Island competition as the second seeds Auckland lost 6-5 to Waikato (seeded 4th) in round 4; Waikato then lost to North Harbour 9-2 in round 5 so going into the last round of play North Harbour was the only undefeated team more -->

Primary Schools Day Loads of Fun The 2010 North Harbour Primary Schools Day was enjoyed by 10 teams from the North Harbour area. The day was huge success with Milford Blue taking out the title. For a list of team placings, click 'more' more -->

Fundraising Night A Barrel Of Laughs Take parents and children playing together against their peers, coaches, managers, add some North Harbour staff members and you end up with a very amusing and entertaining evening more -->

NH players feature at Waikato U15 Open North Harbour Juniors were featured in four of the five finals at the Waikato U15 Open last weekend. more -->

Mens Singles Final The One To Watch The mens singles final at the North Harbour Open was the drawcard match of the tournament. Waikato's Bjorn Seguin and coach TJ Weistra went head to head in what turned out to be a three game marathon for the two talented players. more -->

Junior Fundraising Night The North Harbour junior representative players are fundraising to attend the North Island Championships in July. The are holding a parent/child tournament on Saturday 15 May from 7.00pm. Click 'more' for further details and an entry form. more -->

Northern NZ fall short at June Bevan Carnival The Northern New Zealand June Bevan 1 team fell short of taking out nine straight titles last night when they were beaten in the team final against a very sharp Victoria Rebels team. more -->

Badminton in Guinness Book of Records Badminton can firmly stake its claim to be the worlds fastest racquet sport. It was officially recognised by the Guinness World of Records at the 2010 All England Championships yesterday when the President of Yonex, announced to the world's media that the 421km per hour speed achieved by Malaysian Tan Boon Heong had been officially entered into the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest sma more -->

Australian Seniors Fire Up For TV The Australian players at the Oceania Championships dominated play on finals day at Stadium Southland, performing well for the live TV coverage. The one sided performance saw New Zealand securing just one title, the mens singles. more -->

Trans Tasman Battle for Juniors It was a real trans-Tasman battle in the finals of the Oceania Junior Championships as New Zealand won two out of the five titles on offer and came close in the womens and mens singles, with both matches going to three games. more -->

COURT 12 AVAILABLE FOR HIRE COURT 12 is available for hire during the day and most evenings.
We have a full bar, dance floor, stereo, big screen TV, tables and chairs for 100 people

For futher enquiries contact Jonathon on jonathon@badmintonnh.co.nz more -->