Badminton Pan Am
Badminton Pan Am (BPA) – jedna z pięciu organizacji kontynentalnych Międzynarodowej Federacji Badmintona. Jej siedziba znajduje się w Limie, a obecnym szefem jest Gustavo Salazar. W jej skład wchodzi 33 krajowych związków badmintona, z Ameryki Północnej i Południowej[1].
Członkowie Badminton Pan Am
| L.p. | Państwo | Nazwa |
|---|---|---|
| 1. |  Argentyna | Federacion de Badminton de la República Argentina |
| 2. |  Aruba | Aruba Badminton Club |
| 3. |  Barbados | Barbados Badminton Association |
| 4. |  Bermudy | Bermuda Badminton Association |
| 5. |  Brazylia | Confederacao Brasileira de Badminton |
| 6. |  Chile | Federación Chilena de Badminton |
| 7. |  Curaçao | Badminton Bond Curacao |
| 8. |  Dominikana | Federación Dominicana de Badminton |
| 9. |  Ekwador | Federación Ecuatoriana de Badminton |
| 10. |  Falklandy | Stanley Badminton Club |
| 11. |  Grenada | Grenada Badminton Association |
| 12. |  Gwatemala | Federación Nacional de Badminton de Guatemala |
| 13. |  Gujana | Guyana Badminton Association |
| 14. |  Haiti | Federacion Haitienne de Badminton |
| 15. |  Honduras | Federación Nacional De Badminton de Honduras |
| 16. |  Jamajka | Jamaica Badminton Association |
| 17. |  Kajmany | Cayman Islands Badminton Association |
| 18. |  Kanada | Badminton Canada |
| 19. |  Kolumbia | Federación Colombiana de Badminton |
| 20. |  Kostaryka | Asociación Costarricense de Badminton "ADB" |
| 21. |  Kuba | Federación Cubana de Badminton |
| 22. |  Meksyk | Federación Mexicana de Badminton |
| 23. |  Panama | Asociación Panameña de Badminton |
| 24. |  Paragwaj | Federacion Paraguaya de Badminton |
| 25. |  Peru | Federación Deportiva Peruana de Badminton |
| 26. |  Portoryko | Federación Puertoriqueña de Badminton |
| 27. |  Saint Lucia | ST. Lucia Badminton Association |
| 28. |  Salwador | Federación Salvadoreña de Badminton |
| 29. |  Surinam | Surinaamse Badminton Bond |
| 30. |  Trynidad i Tobago | Trinidad & Tobago Badminton Association |
| 31. |  Stany Zjednoczone | USA Badminton |
| 32. |  Urugwaj | Asociación Uruguaya de Badminton |
| 33. |  Wenezuela | Federación Venezolana de Badminton |
Przypisy
- ↑ Member associations (ang.). badmintonpanam.org. [dostęp 2015-12-02].
Linki zewnętrzne
Badminton międzynarodowy
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