The Lower Mainland Badminton Association (LMBA) was formed in 1999. Its mandate is to promote the sport of badminton in Vancouver lower mainland including Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, Delta, New Westminster, North Vancouver, West Vancouver and Surrey.
Our programs have included tournaments, training camps and volunteer training.
For more information on how to get involved, please contact us through info at lmba.ca
Michele Lee
Treasurer
Michele Lee has enjoyed a 10 year career in the banking sector. She is fan of the sport of badminton and shares a passion to see the sport grow from Asia’s popularity when she was young to earning respect as a sport in North America. Her ambition lies in seeing her sport become widely played in all schools in the lower mainland.
Robert Wilson
President
Robert is an avid badminton player that has been actively involved with the promotion of badminton throughout his many years of involvement with the sport. He has been instrumental in the conception and operation of international badminton events in USA, England, Germany and Canada. While in the US in 2013, for example, he created the Yonex USA International event and hosted it for 3 years. He has returned to Canada and continues to advance the sport throughout the BC Lower Mainland.
Kristen Tsai
Member at Large
Kristen is a competitive badminton player and currently on the Canadian senior national team. Her very first badminton competition as a junior was a tournament organized by the LMBA, of which she has very fond memories of. She hopes her involvement in the LMBA board of directors will allow her to give back to the badminton community.
Johnny Lam
IT Director
Johnny is a social badminton player who usually plays 1-2 days a week. In his normal life, he is an IT Systems Administrator at a mobile games development company. He has been with LMBA since the beginning of 2021.
Dayton Se
Member at Large
Dayton is a valued member of the badminton community both inside the lower mainland and throughout the province. His skills and knowledge of the game are vast and he has been involved in numerous volunteer positions in the sport of badminton. Dayton studies full time at UBC where he aims to pursue a career in medicine. Dayton is humble and dedicated to help growing the sport o badminton throughout the lower mainland.