Below is the link to enter the Southland U13 / U17 Championships being hosted by Southland 15 / 16 June
Click on the link below to enter the tournament
http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/tournament.aspx?id=8C777383-A1B1-478C-86B6-58F8D456E51B

The South Island Open is being played in Dunedin and being played 14 - 16 June in Dunedin.
Click on the link below for details and to enter
http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/tournament.aspx?id=DE8B939A-88AE-4242-B1C1-B8C2603411B7

The SIAGC entry form conditions and link for entry is out
Please neter under the draws tab

Jo Smith has provided a quick daily summary of the trip so far along with photo's

Badminton Southland have altered the way players affiliate or become registered to Badminton Southland. Please read the information below and ensure you register with a club this season.

Brent Busby our Junior Head Coach runs a weekly coaching session for kids who are new to badminton and want to give it a try. It is free of charge and rackets and all equipment are supplied.

Badminton Southland calendar of events for 2013 includes club dates / Southland tournaments etc

As of 1 November we have lauched a higher user light card to provide cheaper court access to individuals.
For $150 your card will have unlimited light access on 1 court at a time.
Only available to Club Members
Terms and conditions apply along with specific 6 month periods. To find out more read the terms and condition included below and also posted on our wesbite under Court Bookings.

Everything you ever wanted to know about Southland Coach Maoni Huhu (Mao) who claims to be a "fake Asian" that prefers Steak.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a full time University student and give your all to Badminton? We find out what Anna has been up to during 2012.

We interviewed Southland and New Zealands leading mens player James Eunson and discover why James never made it home to Invercargill this year. Tournaments in Malaysia, Korea, Tahiti, China, Sydney and Auckland and a Mathematics Degree at Auckland University kept him busy enough!