Results
| Badminton Singles | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's T | Dexter Giffard, Chicago, IL, USA | Chris van der Westhuizen, Milwaukee, WI, USA | Mark Scrivener, London, UK |
| Men's A | Collin Koo, Vancouver, BC, CANADA | Richard Liu, London, UK | Aaron Ray Antonio, Chicago, IL, USA |
| Men's B | Dariusz Zieba, Phoenix, AZ, USA | Martin Kraemer, Munich, GERMANY | Malcolm Banks, London, UK |
| Men's CC | Ron Ng | Dennis Fong, San Leandro, CA, USA | Lucas Wong, Chicago, IL, USA |
| Men's C | AJ Jamal, Long Beach, CA, USA | Jeff Weber, Chicago, IL, USA | Rick Jun Li |
| Women's A | Cindy Lee, Austin, TX, USA | Suanne Au, Lincoln, NE, USA | Amy Ma, Arlington Heights, IL, USA |
| Women's B | Laura Grieve, San Francisco, CA, USA | Bonnie May, Florence, MA, USA | Ilse Aben, Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS |
| Women's C | Coni Staff, Forestville, CA, USA | Karen Shoffner, Elk Grove Village, IL, USA | Emma Lou "Scottie" Scott, Houston, TX, USA |
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