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Wirral Badminton were sad to hear the news of the passing of Tony Jordan. Cheshire County Secretary Doreen Francey has...
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League Badminton on Wirral since 1926
The Wirral Badminton League was formed for the 2004/05 season by an amalgamation of the three existing Leagues on Wirral – the Birkenhead, Hoylake and Wallasey Leagues.
Our aim is to organise competitive badminton on Wirral and provide opportunities for social play, club and junior development.
All League clubs are reminded that the AGM will take place on Wednesday 18th June. Details HERE
Wirral Badminton were saddened to hear the news of the passing of former player Tony Jordan. Details HERE
A night of celebration on Friday 9th May 2025.. Full story HERE
Barnston Badminton Club are running a summer club again. For full details go to our news page.
New Ferry Badminton Club are looking for players who are interested in social badminton play. Full details on our news page.
Congratulations and thanks to all teams who took part in the inaugural team tourney on Sunday 12th January 2025.. further details on our news page.
St Andrew Meols are looking for experienced players to play at their club and if you are up for it – potentially matches. Club nights are a Monday evening at St Andrews Church Meols in a 1 court hall, but as the club is small in number, there is not much sitting around between games! Matches are on a Wednesday at West Kirby Concourse 2 courts 8-10pm. We have 2 mixed teams and a Ladies team. As always in the badminton world – ladies are particularly welcome.
So anyone looking for a club and is interested in coming along to St Andrews please contact Sarah (Club Sec) 07879 614104 or Andy (Club Capt) on 07808 827837
Compete on a league basis. Represent your club. Mens Doubles, Ladies Doubles, Mixed Doubles.
Organise a session. Find a local club. Meet fellow players. Enjoy the game.
Play the fastest racquet sport. Play at schools or at a local junior club. Junior coaching sessions. Join the pathway to senior badminton success.
There are different opportunities for all levels of badminton in the local area. Which one suits you?
Meet new friends. Join social playing groups either in local leisure facilities or part of an organised session such as No Strings Badminton.
. Contact our local league clubs for social play availability.
Join a local league club. The Wirral Badminton League organises matches between September and April. Enjoy competitive play at the next level.
Does your Primary or Secondary school offer badminton either during or after school hours? Speak to your Head of PE to find out.
Discover local Junior clubs in the area. Contact a local club to check for availability. Local Junior coaching. Organised and fun sessions with qualified coaches.
Develop your badminton skills and raise your standards for competitive play. Organised sessions with qualified coaches.
Parent & League Player
"I really enjoy playing and having a great coach has been so important in my badminton development. I'm looking forward to playing competitively in the Wirral league and hopefully at county level as I get older"
Junior Player
"I would encourage everyone coming to this site to contact your local Primary or Secondary school or junior, social or league badminton club to check on playing availability. The future of a competitive local league is encouraging new players and putting them on a pathway to local badminton clubs."
Wirral Badminton Development
With Badminton Clubs offering competitive and social play, contact your local club today.
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All the recent badminton news from around Wirral.
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"Getting the right balance between a child being coached and enjoying to play is so important. Junior players are the future of the Wirral League."