Nathan Reihana-Asquith
Nathan Reihana-Asquith (born 14 January 2008[citation needed]) is a New Zealand athlete who primarily competes in badminton. He has achieved success in regional Bay of Plenty under-19 events, including titles in the Central and Western Bay non-representative (Non-Rep) circuits in 2024. He has also been listed on the international FIBA 3x3 basketball platform, indicating additional sporting interests beyond badminton.[1]
Early life and education
Reihana-Asquith attended Trident High School in the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand.[2][3]
Badminton career
In 2024, Reihana-Asquith recorded multiple under-19 wins across Bay of Plenty Non-Rep events documented in the Bay of Plenty Badminton Association’s Annual Report:
- CBOP Non-Rep Tournament 2: under-19 men’s doubles champion with partner Robert Hermano.[4]
- WBOP Non-Rep Tournament 2: under-19 boys’ singles champion.[4]
He is also listed among Bay of Plenty representatives at the New Zealand Junior Team Championships (NZJTC) in local media coverage of Eastern Bay participants.[2][3]
National ranking and 2025 tournaments
According to the official Badminton New Zealand rankings (as of 2 September 2025), Reihana-Asquith is ranked nationally in three under-19 disciplines:[5]
- U19 Men’s Singles: Rank 32 (6000 points, average 1500.00)
- U19 Men’s Doubles: Rank 39 (6245 points, average 1561.25)
- U19 Mixed Doubles (Men’s ranking): Rank 34 (3120 points, average 780.00)
His 2025 tournament performances contributing to these rankings include:
- Gosen Wellington U19 Championships: Round of 16 in singles; semifinalist in men’s doubles.
- Waitakere U19 Open: Round of 32 in singles.
- Hawke’s Bay U19 Open: Round of 16 in singles and mixed doubles; quarterfinalist in men’s doubles.
- North Island Bay of Plenty U15 & U19 Championships: Round of 32 in singles and mixed doubles; Round of 16 in men’s doubles.
Other sports
Reihana-Asquith has a confirmed player profile on the official FIBA 3x3 platform, indicating involvement or interest in 3x3 basketball.[1]
Esports and gaming
Reihana-Asquith's Xbox gamertag naton10 appears on a public For Honor stats tracker, which records competitive statistics for that account.[6]
Reihana-Asquith has also been associated with the mobile game Clash Royale and the highly influential clan Chang Wong Chi and respective subsidiaries including Chang Wong Chi2.[7][8]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 FIBA 3x3 profile: Nathan Reihana-Asquith (accessed 6 September 2025).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Beacon Media Group: "Eastern Bay badminton talent stars at NZJTC" (includes caption listing Eastern Bay players; identifies Nathan Reihana-Asquith, back row), Eastern Bay App (Beacon Media Group), accessed 6 September 2025.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Beacon Media Group: "Trio fly Eastern Bay flag at national badminton event" (names Trident representatives including Nathan Reihana-Asquith), Eastern Bay App, accessed 6 September 2025.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 "Annual Report 2024" (PDF). Bay of Plenty Badminton Association. 2024. pp. 25–26. Retrieved 6 September 2025.
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ "Chang Wong Chi #QCVPYPCG". RoyaleAPI. Retrieved 2025-09-08.
- ↑ "Chang Wong Chi2 #GQVPC9RQ". RoyaleAPI. Retrieved 2025-09-08.
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