Local secondary schools brought their best Year 7 and 8 players to Badminton Geelong for the Bellarine division finals.
School groups are always welcome on our courts, and the Geelong Badminton Academy can run coaching for schools on request.
Intermediate girls and boys teams from Bellarine secondary schools played off for their division titles at Badminton Geelong.
School groups are always welcome on our courts, and the Geelong Badminton Academy can run coaching for schools on request.
The Geelong veterans tournament brings players aged 35 and over from across Victoria for two days of competitive, friendly badminton.
It is one of the biggest weekends on our calendar, with every court across the Leisuretime Sports Precinct in use.
Elite players from around the country came to Geelong for the PROTECH Elite Series 2 Open, with $4000 in prize money on the line.
It ran alongside the PROTECH Junior Circuit 4 for under 13 and under 17 players, with Geelong Badminton Academy head coach Naman Bhardwaj as event director.
Badminton Geelong hosted the PROTECH Junior Circuit 5 for under 15 and under 19 players, another showcase of the best junior talent in the country.
Geelong Badminton Academy head coach Naman Bhardwaj was event director, with our volunteers keeping all courts running smoothly.
Top juniors from around Australia competed in the under 13 and under 17 events at Badminton Geelong.
The circuit ran alongside the PROTECH Elite Series 2 Open, making it a huge weekend of badminton on our courts.
