Smash Circuit 6.0 - 2026

After winning the Smash Circuit 5.0, Hong Yi is named the first seed of this Smash Circuit 6.0 competition therefore having a Bye in the first round, which help significantly for his quest to defend his Single Title. He won four matches (and a bye) inclduing winning his final opponent Wei Loong who resign mid way through the game amid battling with cramp. HY also won a Bronze in Doubles category again. 

Badminton Rackets- Yonex Astrox 88D Brothers (Updated July)

The Yonex Astrox 88D Brothers and their achievements

Tour Racket (bought in 2006)

Achievement

- MSSD Single Gold (2026)

- MSSD Double Silver (2026)

- Smash 5.0 Single Gold (2026)
- Smash 5.0 Double Bronze (2026)

- KLSL Team Double Gold (2026)

- Smash 6.0 Single Gold (2026)

- Smash 6.0 Doubles- Bronze (2026)

Game Racket (bought in 2005)

Achievement

- MSSD Single Bronze (2025)

- Titan 1.0 Single Silver (2026)

- Smash 5.0 Single Bronze (2025)

- AIMS Team Double Silver (2026)

- AIMS Team Single Silver (2025)

- KLSL Team Single Gold (2025)

Play Racket (Bought in 2004)

Achievement

- MSSD Double Bronze (2024)

- Achieve Cup Single Bronze (2025)

- Achieve Cup Double Bronze (2025)

- AIMS Team Single Silver (2024)

- KLSL Team Single Bronze (2024)

 

Smash Circuit 5.0 - 2026

After years of trying, HongYi finally won a Badminton Open competition - Smash Circuit 5.0 (2026) Single Gold Medal (following a 5 games gruesome battle).

Looking back at history of Open competition.

Joined 4 competitions in 2023 but never go past round 2.
Joined 5 competitions in 2024 but never go past round 2 (plus Lake Club Gold)

Joined 6 competitions in 2025 and achieved 2 bronze.

Joined 5 competitions in 2026 so far and achieved 1 gold 1 silver (plus gold in MSSD)

HY also won a Bronze in the Doubles category. Performance is inconsistent but is entertaining. 

 

Parent Child Badminton Competition

First Parent Child Competition (excluding Teo Chew Association friendly matches) since 2024.

Results 1 win 1 loss (versus 2 losses in 2024) so there is some improvement.  

The matches are now Under 16 (used to be Under 15), so there is another year of opportunity.