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Les Champions Et Championnes Du Challenger Granby Les champions et championnes du Challenger Granby 1993: Simple: Cristiano Caratti Double:D Dilucia / D. Flach 1994: Simple: Sébastien Lareau ,Canada Double:, / Sébastien Lareau , Canada / Sébastien Leblanc, Canada 1995: Simple: Robbie Weiss, États-Unis Double: Brian Macphie, États-Unis / Sandon Stolle, Australie 1996 : Pas de rencontre challenger 1997: Simple: Wayne Black, Zimbabwe Double: Grant Doyle, Australie/Mark Merklein, États-Unis 1998: Simple: Takao Suzuki, Japon Double:Goichi Motomura, Japon/Takao Suzuki, Japon 1999: Simple: Petr Kralert, République Tchèque Double: Kevin Kim, États-Unis /Jimy Szymanski, Venézuela 2000: Simple: Takao Suzuki, Japon Double: Hyung Taik Lee, Corée/Yong-Il Yoon, Corée 2001: Simple: Axel Pretzsch, Allemagne Double: Bobby Kokavec, Canada/Jeff Morrison, États-Unis 2002: Simple: Peter Luczak, Australie Double: Noam Behr, Israël /Michael Joyce, États-Unis 2003: Simple: Frank Dancevic, Canada Double: Yen-Hsun Lu, Taipei/Danai Udomchoke, Thailande 2004: Simple: Michael Russell, États-Unis Double: Brian Baker, États-Unis /Frank Dancevic, Canada 2005: Simple: Danai Udomchoke, Thailande Double: Johan Landsberg, Suède/ Yen-Hsun Lu, Taipei 2006: Simple: Frank Dancevic, Canada Double: Alessandro Gravina, Canada/Gary Lugassy, France 2007: Simple: Takao Suzuki, Japon Double: Sanchai Ratiwatana, Thailande/Sonchat Ratiwatana, Thailande 2008: Simple: Alex Bogdanovic, Grande-Bretagne Double: Philip Bester, Canada/Peter Polansky, Canada 2009: Simple: Xavier Malisse, Belgique Double: Colin Fleming, Grande-Bretagne/Ken Skupski, Grande-Bretagne 2010: Simple: Tobias Kamke, GER Double: F.Nielsen , DEN / J.Sikianni, AUS 2011: Simple masculin : Édouard Roger-Vasselin, FRA Double masculin: K.Beck, AUS / E.Roger-Vasselin, FRA Simple féminin : Stéphanie Dubois, CAN Double féminin : S. Fichman , USA / S.N. Sun, RUS 2012: Simple masculin : Vasek Pospisil , CAN Double masculin:, Philip Bester , CAN / Vasek Pospisil , CAN Simple féminin :Eugénie Bouchard, CAN Double féminin :Sharon Fichman, CAN / Marie-Ève Pelletier ,.CAN 2013: Simple masculin : DANCEVIC, Frank , CAN Double masculin:, CHVOJKA,E., CAN /POLANSKY,P., CAN Simple féminin : OZAKI, Risa, JPN Double féminin : LITVAK L., USA ,./ ZHAO,C.,CAN 2014: Simple masculin : MORIYA, Hiroki , JPN Double masculin:, DANIELL, Marcus., NZL /SITAK Artem., NZL Simple féminin : IMANISHI,Miharu , JPN Double féminin : KUWATA, Hiorko, JPN / SAWAYANAGI,Riko, JPN 2015: Simple masculin : MILOT Vincent, FR Double masculin: BESTER Philip, CAN / POLANSKY Peter, CAN Simple féminin : KONTA Johanna/ GBR Double féminin : MOORE Jessica, AUS / SANDERS Storm, AUS 2016: Simple masculin : TIFAOE, Frances, USA Double masculin: CLEZAR Guilherme , BRA / GONZLEZ Alejandro, COL Simple féminin : BRADY Jennifer, USA Double féminin : LOEB Jamie, USA / MESTACH An-Sophie, BEL 2017: Simple masculin : Blaz KAVCIC, SLO Double masculin : J. SALISBURY, GBR / J.WITHROW, USA Simple féminin : Cristiana FERRANDO, ITA Double féminin : Ellen PEREZ, AUS / Carol ZHAO, CAN 2018 : Simple masculin : Peter POLANSKY, CAN Double masculin : Alex LAWSON, USA / Zhe LI, CHN Simple féminin : Julia GLUSHKO, ISR Double féminin : Ellen PEREZ, AUS / Arina RODIONOVA, AUS 2019 Simple masculin : Ernesto Escobedo, USA Double masculin : Hugo Nys, MON / Zhe Li, CHN Simple féminin : Lizette Cabrera, Aus Double féminin : Junri Namigata, JPN / Haruka Kaji, JPN .
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