2026 YONEX Canadian Senior & Para Championships Winnipeg Results

Last updated: June 10, 2026 · Written by the team at Badminton House

The 2026 YONEX Canadian Senior & Para Championships brought Canada's senior and para badminton fields to Winnipeg for four days at C1/DK Badminton. For Manitoba players, coaches, families, and fans, it was a national-championship week on home courts rather than a livestream from another province.

The official event ran from Saturday, June 6 to Tuesday, June 9, 2026. Below you'll find the championship results, key storylines, player profile links, photos, and practical gear takeaways from the Winnipeg week.

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All Category Results

The championship covered singles, doubles, mixed doubles, and para divisions. Here are the categories shown on the tournament winners page, grouped by event type for easier scanning.

Singles Categories

Doubles Categories

Mixed Doubles Categories

Some para categories show only first and second place on the winners page, so those rows leave the remaining podium positions as not listed.

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Senior Finals

The senior finals delivered straight-game wins across the five main events, with several familiar Canadian names landing on more than one late-round line.

Final scores come from the match schedule, while podium positions follow the winners page.

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Para Results

The para events added another national-championship layer to the Winnipeg week, with SH6, SL3, WH1/WH2, and mixed categories represented in the final results.

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Key Storylines

One useful way to read these results is by repeat late-round presence. Jackie Dent appears in the women's doubles title line and mixed doubles final. Crystal Lai won women's doubles and then took third in mixed doubles. Daniel Leung reached both the mixed doubles and men's doubles finals.

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Champion Profiles

Use these cards to jump from the results to each champion's TournamentSoftware profile, including draw paths, match history, and club details when available.

Senior Champions

Para Champions

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Why Winnipeg Matters

Winnipeg hosted a true National Championships week at C1/DK Badminton, 101 Hamelin Street #2, bringing senior and para fields onto Manitoba courts from June 6-9.

That matters locally. Winnipeg already has a growing badminton map, from dedicated centres to university and community play. Hosting Canadian senior and para championships gives Manitoba players a close-up look at national pace, tournament routines, and the details that rarely show up in highlight clips: recovery footwork, spare-racket planning, shoe traction, shuttle control, and how doubles pairs reset after short rallies.

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Photos and Video

Brian Yang and Nyl Yakura both appear in the Winnipeg results. Here are player photos with credits, followed by official links for more event photos, profiles, and match video.

Photo Highlights

More From the Event

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Gear Takeaways for Club Players

National-championship badminton makes gear look quiet because the best setups disappear into the rally. The lesson for club players is simple: arrive with stable shoes, a playable spare racket, fresh grips, and shuttles matched to the gym.

Use the Tournament Bag Checklist

Racket, shoes, shuttles, towel, grips, water, and match-day backup plan

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FAQ

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Related Guides

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Sources

We used the official event, schedule, winners, host, photo, and video pages below for dates, venue details, placements, scores, athlete photos, and media links.

• Badminton Canada event page
• TournamentSoftware event overview
• TournamentSoftware events and entry counts
• TournamentSoftware match schedule and finals
• TournamentSoftware winners page
• Manitoba Badminton Association event listing
• Badminton Canada national event host announcement
• Badminton Canada Winnipeg event post
• Badminton Canada finals stream
• Brian Yang player photo, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
• Nyl Yakura player photo, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0