The Dak Lak Provincial Badminton Federation elected a 14-member executive committee for the 2026-2031 term during its fourth provincial congress, bringing together 60 delegates representing more than 600 active members across 12 local clubs, vietnam.vn reported.
Fourth Provincial Congress Convenes in Dak Lak
Sixty delegates gathered to review administrative progress and establish strategic goals for the region’s racquet sport infrastructure. The provincial federation reported steady improvements in club management, maintenance, and training quality throughout government agencies, schools, and residential neighborhoods. These local initiatives have expanded participation rates among residents, translating to measurable gains in community health and recreational engagement.
Competitive Success at National Tournaments
Beyond grassroots development, provincial athletes secured 14 medals of various colors at national competitions during the preceding reporting cycle. The federation organized a series of annual regional tournaments designed to provide a competitive training ground for developing players. To improve instructional standards, leadership provided specialized training courses run by the Vietnam Badminton Federation.
Strategic Priorities for the 2026-2031 Term
The newly installed executive committee outlined an expansive agenda focused on widening participation across schools and youth demographics. Officials plan to consolidate the existing club network, refine operational coordination between municipal sectors, and expand school-based training programs. The federation will maintain its calendar of provincial competitions while continuing to dispatch qualified athletes to national-level tournaments.
Awards Recognize Contributions to Regional Badminton
During the proceedings, federation leadership distributed certificates of merit to seven collectives and 25 individuals in recognition of their contributions to the sport between 2020 and 2025. Additional certificates of merit were awarded to participating teams for their ongoing organizational efforts. The newly formed 14-member committee will oversee federation operations and manage upcoming tournaments for the duration of the 2026-2031 term.
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