Henry at just 22 has had a promising career
on the international circuit. His international win at the
Cyprus International and Oceania results took him well into the world
top 30 (ranking in mixed of 27).
He also performed well at the 2010
Commonwealth Games in 2010 making the quarterfinals in both Mens Doubles
and Mixed Doubles getting valuable experience.
Henry has shown himself to a smart tactician
and a player with a big heart on the NZ scene. He ha worked hard
to build a strong springboard for an international career.
His passion for both his sport and performance is unquestionable as is
his potential.
Performance Goals:
- Win a Medal at the Commonwealth Games for the New
Zealand Team
- Be consistently in the top 10 in the world for
both Mixed Doubles and Doubles
Sponsorship:
This is a rare chance for a sponsor to get in early and build a
relationship with a future talent and one of the top doubles and mixed
players in NZ.
Henry also is a coach and takes part in
roadshows and exhibitions putting him in front of juniors and adults of
all ages.
He as the advantage of offering a sponsor
opportunities to profile into the Asian community as well as to young
and older people in general.
(For more information on call Cliff Freeman
at Auckland Badminton on 021-155-7227 and you will be profiled at the
largest Badminton Association in NZ)
Henry and other NZ team
members on TV One - Asia Down Under.
Interviews and story regarding raising
money for the Thomas and Uber World Teams Finals in Jakarta early
in 2008.
After winning the 2011 Four Winds NZ National
Championships Mens Doubles Title (Back Row Middle)
(Henry with Stephanie Cheng, Kylie Luo and
Kevin Dennerly-Minturn who between them won 4 of the 5 NZ National Titles in
2011 photo courtesy of Central Leader)
Winning the U23 National Teams Title with
Auckland
Henry Tam and Donna Cranston Winning the
2008 Waikato
International Mixed Doubles Title
Henry in Action at Gillies Ave with the
Skinfood sponsors
sign in the background
(
Henry and Donna on the way to winning the
2008 North Harbour International Mixed Doubles Title - with NZ coach
Thana Arikrishnan)