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WALES THE WELSH BADMINTON UNION Contact: Badminton Wales Tel: +02920 334 938 Sport Wales National Centre Mobile: Sophia Gardens Fax: Cardiff, WALES E-mail: [email protected] CF11 9SW Web: www.badminton.wales Founded: January, 1928 President: David Davies E.B.U.: April, 1968 Sportadministrator Players: 1.527 Sportscoordinator: Clubs: 95 clubs (79 senior clubs and Secretary: Kelly Aston 16 junior clubs) Periodical Badminton Wales NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Men´s Singles Ladies´ Singles 1961 G.E.Rowlands J.Warwick 1962 G.E.Rowlands Angela Davies 1963 M.Anis Angela Davies 1964 Peter Seaman Angela Davies 1965 G.E.Rowlands Angela Davies 1966 G.E.Rowlands Angela Dickson 1967 Peter Seaman Angela Dickson 1968 G.S.R.Tan Angela Dickson 1969 Howard R.Jennings Angela Dickson 1970 Howard R.Jennings Angela Dickson 1971 Howard R.Jennings Angela Dickson 1972 Howard R.Jennings Angela Dickson 1 of 39 1973 No Competition No Competition 1974 Howard R.Jennings Angela Dickson 1975 Howard R.Jennings Angela Dickson 1976 S.Gully Angela Dickson 1977 Howard H.Jennings Sue Brimble 1978 Yim C.Lim Angela Dickson 1979 Yim C.Lim Angela Dickson 1980 Philip Sutton Sian Williams 1981 Philip Sutton Sian Williams 1982 Philip Sutton Angela Nelson 1983 Philip Sutton Sian Williams 1984 Philip Sutton Angela Nelson 1985 Philip Sutton Sian Williams 1986 Christopher Rees Lesley Roberts 1987 Christopher Rees Rachel McIntosh 1988 Christopher Rees Gail Davies 1989 Christopher Rees Gail Davies 1990 Andrew Spencer Rachele Edwards 1991 Andrew Spencer Rachele Edwards 1992 Mark Richards Kelly Morgan 1993 G.Lewis Kelly Morgan 1994 J.Leung Kelly Morgan 1995 Richard Vaughan Kelly Morgan 1996 Richard Vaughan Kelly Morgan 1997 Richard Vaughan Kelly Morgan 1998 John Leung Kelly Morgan 1999 Richard Vaughan Kelly Morgan 2000 Richard Vaughan Kelly Morgan 2001 Richard Vaughan Kelly Morgan 2 of 39 2002 Richard Vaughan Kelly Morgan 2003 Irwansyah Kelly Morgan 2004 Irwansyah Kelly Morgan 2005 Paul Le Tocq Harriet Johnson 2006 Martyn Lewis Harriet Johnson 2007 Raj Popat Rachele Phillips 2008 Martyn Lewis Caroline Harvey 2009 Jamie Van Hooijdonk Sarah Thomas 2010 Irwansyah Sarah Thomas 2011 Daniel Font Sarah Thomas 2012 Raj Popat Sarah Thomas 2013 Chris Pickard Carissa Turner 2014 Daniel Font Carissa Turner 2015 Daniel Font Carissa Turner 2016 William Kitching Jordan Hart 2017 William Kitching Jordan Hart 2018 Daniel Font Jordan Hart 2019 Daniel Font Jordan Hart Men´s Doubles 1960 J.C.Morgan and G.E.Rowlands 1961 J.C.Morgan and G.E.Rowlands 1962 S.Dickson and G.E.Rowlands 1963 Peter Seaman and Howard Jennings 1964 Peter Seaman and Howard Jennings 1965 Peter Seaman and Howard Jennings 1966 Peter Seaman and Howard Jennings 1967 J.Hartstill and David Colmer 1968 Peter Seaman and Howard Jennings 3 of 39 1969 Peter Seaman and Howard Jennings 1970 Alan Fisher and Howard Jennings 1971 Alan Fisher and Howard Jennings 1972 Alan Fisher and Howard Jennings 1973 No Competition 1974 Alan Fisher and Howard Jennings 1975 Brian Jones and David Colmer 1976 Brian Jones and David Colmer 1977 Brian Jones and David Colmer 1978 Brian Jones and David Colmer 1979 Brian Jones and David Colmer 1980 Richard Eastwood and Philip Sutton 1981 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1982 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1983 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1984 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1985 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1986 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1987 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1988 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1989 Christopher Rees and Y.C.Lim 1990 Andrew Spencer and Lyndon Williams 1991 Andrew Spencer and Lyndon Williams 1992 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1993 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1994 Andrew Spencer and David Tonks 1995 Christopher Rees and Lyndon Williams 1996 Andrew Burke and Geraint Lewis 1997 Andrew Burke and Geraint Lewis 4 of 39 1998 Andrew Burke and Geraint Lewis 1999 Chris Rees and Neil Cottrill 2000 Chris Rees and Neil Cottrill 2001 Chris Rees and Neil Cottrill 2002 Chris Rees and Neil Cottrill 2003 Matthew Hughes and Martyn Lewis 2004 Chris Rees and Irwansyah 2005 Matthew Hughes and Martyn Lewis 2006 Matthew Hughes and Martyn Lewis 2007 Matthew Hughes and Martyn Lewis 2008 Matthew Hughes and Martyn Lewis 2009 Matthew Hughes and Martyn Lewis 2010 Joe Morgan and James Phillips 2011 Matthew Hughes and Martyn Lewis 2012 James Phillips and Nic Strange 2013 Joe Morgan and Nic Strange 2014 Daniel Font and Oliver Gwilt 2015 Joe Morgan and Daniel Font 2016 Nic Strange and Joe Morgan 2017 Nic Strange and Scott Oates 2018 Daniel Font and Oliver Gwilt 2019 Daniel Font and Oliver Gwilt Ladies´ Doubles 1960 C.Davies and E.G.Davies 1961 K.Samuel and E.G.Davies 1962 Angela Davies and H.H.Anderson 1963 Angela Davies and H.H.Anderson 1964 J.Stewart and Betty Fischer 5 of 39 1965 Angela Davies and A.Roberts 1966 M.Withers and Betty Fisher 1967 M.Withers and Betty Fischer 1968 M.Withers and Betty Fischer 1969 M.Withers and Betty Fischer 1970 M.Withers and Betty Fischer 1971 Angela Dickson and Pamela Jeremiah 1972 Angela Dickson and Pamela Jeremiah 1973 No Competition 1974 Angela Dickson and Sue Brimble 1975 Angela Dickson and Betty Fisher 1976 Angela Dickson and Sue Brimble 1977 Sue Brimble and Linda Blake 1978 Sue Brimble and Linda Blake 1979 Sue Brimble and Linda Blake 1980 Sue Brimble and Linda Blake 1981 Angela Nelson and Sian Williams 1982 Angela Nelson and Sian Williams 1983 Angela Nelson and Sian Williams 1984 Angela Nelson and Sian Williams 1985 Linda Blake and Lesley Roberts 1986 Sarah Doody and Lesley Roberts 1987 Sarah Doody and Cathy Vigar 1988 Sarah Doody and Caroline Watson 1989 Sarah Doody and Gail Davies 1990 C.Grice and Cathy Vigar 1991 Sian Williams and Hilary Tarleton 1992 Kelly Morgan and Rachael Phipps 1993 R.Edwards and Hilary Tarleton 6 of 39 1994 Kelly Morgan and Rachael Phipps 1995 Kelly Morgan and Rachael Phipps 1996 Kelly Morgan and Rachael Phipps 1997 Kelly Morgan and Rachael Phipps 1998 Gail Osborne and Katy Howell 1999 Kelly Morgan and Rachelle Morgan 2000 Jo Muggeridge and Felicity Gallup 2001 Jo Muggeridge and Felicity Gallup 2002 Jo Muggeridge and Felicity Gallup 2003 Jo Muggeridge and Felicity Gallup 2004 Jo Muggeridge and Felicity Gallup 2005 Robyn Ashworth and Harriet Johnson 2006 Jo Muggeridge and Rachele Phillips 2007 Jo Muggeridge and Rachele Phillips 2008 Vikki Jones and Nicole Walkley 2009 Caroline Harvey and Kerry Ann Sheppard 2010 Caroline Harvey and Carissa Turner 2011 Bethan Higginson and Vikki Jones 2012 Sarah Thomas and Carissa Turner 2013 Sarah Thomas and Carissa Turner 2014 Sarah Thomas and Carissa Turner 2015 Sarah Thomas and Carissa Turner 2016 Sarah Thomas and Carissa Turner 2017 Sarah Thomas and Carissa Turner 2018 Gean Sou Mo and Carissa Turner 2019 Aimee Whiteman and Carissa Turner 7 of 39 Mixed Doubles 1938 F.P.Griffiths and W.Griffiths 1939 F.P.Griffiths and W.Griffiths 1940-52 No Competition 1953 J.C.Morgan and H.Tomlin 1954 J.H.Evans and M.Anderson 1955 No Competition 1956 B.E.Fletcher and E.ªWhitehead 1957 J.C.Morgan and H.H.Anderson 1958 J.R.C.Weber and P.Saunders 1959 J.C.Morgan and M.Perkins 1960 J.C.Morgan and C.Davies 1961 G.E.Rowlands and E.G.Davies 1962 S.Dickson and Angela Davies 1963 Peter Seaman and M.Withers 1964 Peter Seaman and M.Withers 1965 Peter Seaman and M.Withers 1966 Howard Jennings and Angela Dickson 1967 Howard Jennings and Angela Dickson 1968 Peter Seaman and Betty Fisher 1969 Howard Jennings and Angela Dickson 1970 Howard Jennings and Angela Dickson 1971 David Colmer and Pamela Jeremiah 1972 Alan Fisher and Betty Fisher 1973 No Competition 1974 Brian Jones and Sue Alfieri 1975 Brian Jones and Sue Alfieri 1976 Howard Jennings and Angela Dickson 1977 Brian Jones and Sue Alfieri 8 of 39 1978 Brian Jones and Angela Dickson 1979 Brian Jones and Angela Dickson 1980 Brian Jones and Angela Dickson 1981 Yim C.Lim and Linda Blake 1982 Yim C.Lim and Linda Blake 1983 Yim C.Lim and Linda Blake 1984 Lyndon Williams and Sarah Doody 1985 Lyndon Williams and Sarah Doody 1986 Andrew Spencer and Lesley Robets 1987 Philip Sutton and Claire Hybart 1988 Philip Sutton and Sarah Doody 1989 Christopher Rees and Sarah Doody 1990 Philip Sutton and C.Grice 1991 Carlotti and Hilary Tarleton 1992 Christopher Rees and L.Carpenter 1993 Christopher Rees and Hilary Tarleton 1994 Andrew Burke and Sarah Williams 1995 Andrew Burke and Sarah Williams 1996 Richard Vaughan and Kelly Morgan 1997 Richard Vaughan and Kelly Morgan 1998 John Leung and Kelly Howell 1999 Richard Vaughan and Kelly Morgan 2000 Richard Vaughan and Kelly Morgan 2001 Neil Cottrill and Jo Muggeridge 2002 Neil Cottrill and Jo Muggeridge 2003 Matthew Hughes and Jo Muggeridge 2004 Matthew Hughes and Jo Muggeridge 2005 Matthew Hughes and Jo Muggeridge 2006 Paul Le Tocq and Kate Ridler 9 of 39 2007 Matthew Sprake and Jo Muggeridge 2008 James Phillips and Katie Howells 2009 Martyn Lewis and Vikki Jones 2010 Richard Vaughan and Sarah Thomas 2011 Joe Morgan and Jo Sullivan 2012 James Phillips and Jordan Hart 2013 Oliver Gwilt and Sarah Thomas 2014 Daniel Font and Sarah Thomas 2015 Oliver Gwilt and Emilie Gwilt 2016 Martyn Lewis and Ellen Mahenthralingham 2017 Tsung Fong Mo and Gean Sou Mo 2018 Tsung Fong Mo and Gean Sou Mo 2019 William Kitching and Carissa Turner NATIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 1977 South Wales 1978 South Wales 1979 No Competition 1980 South Wales 1981 South Wales 1982-87 No Competition 1988 Penarth B.C. 1989 Penarth Kerslake B.C.
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