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| name | sport | Education | hometown | age | Medals | ||||
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 Phillip Chew Olympian 2016, 2020 Sport: Badminton Education: University of California--Irvine Hometown: Orange, CA Age: 31 | Badminton | University of California--Irvine | Orange, CA | 31 | |||||
 Ryan Chew Olympian 2020 Sport: Badminton Education: University of California--Irvine Hometown: Orange, CA Age: 29 | Badminton | University of California--Irvine | Orange, CA | 29 | |||||
 | Badminton | Milpitas, CA | 27 | ||||||
 | Badminton | Fremont, CA | 24 | ||||||
 Miles Krajewski Paralympian 2024 Sport: Para Badminton Hometown: Yankton, SD Age: 20 Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Para Badminton | Yankton, SD | 20 | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 Timothy Lam Olympian 2020 Sport: Badminton Education: Cal Poly Pomona (2018) Hometown: Mountain View, CA Age: 28 | Badminton | Cal Poly Pomona (2018) | Mountain View, CA | 28 | |||||
 Eva Lee Olympian 2008, 2016 Sport: Badminton Education: University of California--Irvine Hometown: Diamond Bar, CA Age: 39 | Badminton | University of California--Irvine | Diamond Bar, CA | 39 | |||||
 Khan "Bob" Malaythong Olympian 2008 Sport: Badminton Education: going to the driving range, travel, watching movies, go-karting, watching ESPN and playing other sports. going to the driving range, travel, watching movies, go-karting, watching ESPN and playing other sports. Hometown: Rockville Age: 44 | Badminton | going to the driving range, travel, watching movies, go-karting, watching ESPN and playing other sports. going to the driving range, travel, watching movies, go-karting, watching ESPN and playing other sports. | Rockville | 44 | |||||
 Paula Lynn Obanana Olympian 2016 Sport: Badminton Education: La Salle University Hometown: Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN Age: 40 | Badminton | La Salle University | Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN | 40 | |||||
 | Badminton | Bangkok | 35 | ||||||
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Matt Cramer, Sr. Director, Internally Managed Sports (Matt.R.Cramer@usopc.org)
Check this section for answers to some frequently asked questions related to the management of badminton in the United States.
After a thorough review process, the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee’s Certification Review Group (CRG) determined that USA Badminton did not meet key compliance requirements to fulfill the terms of our Settlement Agreement.
With this decision, the USOPC now oversees high-performance programs and the selection of athletes and teams for “protected competitions” (i.e., major international competitions that serve as qualifying events for the Olympic and Paralympic Games). The USOPC will remain in this role until a new or existing organization has been identified to assume the responsibility of serving as the recognized NGB for badminton. It will be the critically important responsibility of that organization to lead badminton in the United States and rebuild a supportive community of athletes and clubs that can carry the sport forward.
During this process, USA Badminton remains the BWF's national federation member for the United States, and it continues as an independent entity that may host events and enter athletes into BWF-sanctioned events. The USOPC is not taking over USA Badminton and in the immediate term, there are no changes for USA Badminton members or clubs.
Please check back here at TeamUSA.com/Badminton for the latest updates.