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Choirunnisa is a former Indonesia National Team player (2017–2021) who joined Frisco Badminton in 2022. She began her career at Mutiara Bandung Badminton Club (2012–2016) before earning national team selection. At her peak she reached #10 in BWF Junior Rankings and #56 in BWF World Rankings in women's singles. A dominant force on the Indonesian Djarum National Circuit with multiple singles and doubles titles, she also competed at the Asia Junior Championship, World Junior Championship, and Badminton Asia Championship. Since moving to the USA, Choirunnisa has continued her winning ways — claiming multiple titles at the Austin Open, MBC Chicago Open, and NVBC Open, and reaching the semifinals of the 2024 Yonex Frisco Open.

Aníbal Marroquín is a leading Guatemalan badminton player, recognized for his success in men's and mixed doubles. He is a two-time Central American and Caribbean Games gold medalist and won bronze in men's doubles at the 2023 Pan American Games. Known for his consistent international performances, Marroquín remains a key figure in Guatemalan badminton with numerous titles and podium finishes in BWF International Challenge and Series tournaments.

Jauza Fadhila Sugiarto is a professional Indonesian badminton player from Jakarta, specializing in women's doubles and singles. She comes from a prominent badminton family — the youngest child of former World Champion Icuk Sugiarto and younger sister of elite men's singles player Tommy Sugiarto. Affiliated with the Jaya Raya Jakarta club, Jauza achieved a career-high #1 BWF Junior World Ranking in girls' doubles and reached #26 in senior women's doubles. A former Indonesia National Team member (2017–2019), she is recognized for achievements at both junior and senior levels, including runner-up at the 2017 World Junior Championship and winner of the 2024 Yonex Frisco Open women's doubles.

Panji Akbar Sudrajat is an accomplished Indonesian badminton player born on January 27, 1994. He has represented Indonesia in both men's singles and mixed doubles events, accumulating 57 career wins on the international circuit. A product of Indonesia's elite junior system, Panji earned bronze at the Asia Junior Championship and World Junior Championship before transitioning to senior competition. He represented Team Indonesia at the World Universiade in Taipei. Since joining Frisco Badminton, he has dominated the US circuit — winning the 2023 Yonex Frisco Open men's singles and the 2024 Yonex Dave Freeman Open.