Ireland’s Scott Evans win in the men’s singles at the Carlton Irish Badminton Open in Dublin yesterday was the first home victory in this competition for almost forty years. It was an emotional win for Evans, a double Olympian, who made the final in 2008 and has reached six other European circuit finals without ever taking a […]
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Scott Evans and Chloe Magee both comfortably won their opening round matches at the Carlton Irish Badminton Open in Baldoyle this morning. Evand beat Maxime Michel 21-14, 21-11 in his opening round match. He players qualifier Daniel Groom of England later this afternoon (17.30) for a place in tomorrow’s quarter-finals. Magee was equally untroubled in
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For the first time ever, home players are the top seeds for both men and women’s singles at the Carlton Irish Open, starting in Baldoyle Badminton Centre, Dublin on December 6. Scott Evans, top seed for the men’s singles, will play Maxime Michele of France in his opening match and then either Flemming Quach of
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A record total of 265 players from 26 nations have entered the Irish Badminton Open taking place at Baldoyle Badminton Centre from December 6th– 9th, a World ranking event. Top men’s seed is Malaysian player Chun Seang Tan, currently ranked No 34 in the world. Also entered is Malaysia’s former world No 19 Kuan Beng
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Chloe Magee bowed out of the London 2012 women’s singles Badminton competition despite a superb performance against former world number two Pi Hongya of France. It was effectively a shoot-out for a place in the last 16 at Wembley Arena but Pi recovered to win 16-21 21-18 21-14. Magee, the world number 44 from Raphoe in
Ireland’s Scott Evans lost to Lin Dan, the 2008 Olympic champion. The Chinese superstar, widely regarded as the greatest player of all time, won 21-8, 21-14 in their first-round match at Wembley Arena. The victory sees Lin go straight through to the last-16 knockout phase at London 2012 as the pair were the only players in Group
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Irish men’s No 1 Scott Evans has drawn reigning world and Olympic champion Lin Dan of China for his opening group match in the men’s badminton singles, at London 2012. The draw could not have been tougher for Evans, world ranked No 76 . Lin, although seeded second to Malaysia’s Lee Chong Wei, for the tournament is
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Two pre-London 2012 preparation Camps for players from several badminton nations will take place in Ireland next month. From July 9, players from several developing badminton nations will train with Irish Olympian Chloe Magee and eight high performance players at the Marino Institute of Education in Dublin. Former Korean and British national coach Lee Jae Bok
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Chloe Magee has qualified for the London Olympics in the ladies singles badminton via the BWF Olympic Games Qualification list. The Irish player, ranked 44 in the world, was 26 on the list from 46 players qualified in the ladies singles. Magee was not quite as successful in the mixed doubles though with brother Sam
The 2012 Irish National Championships is set to take place in Dublin at Baldoyle Badminton Centre this weekend and once again it has attracted Ireland’s top talent. With Irish Olympic Hopeful’s Scott Evans, Chloe Magee and Sam Magee all in attendance it is set to be an exciting weekend for all badminton fans out there!
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Valuable ranking points gained at the Swedish open where Ireland had two quarter finals. In a tournament that brought the best of Europe in the hunt of Olympic qualification Ireland had two quarter finalists. Irish number one Scott Evans in the men’s singles and Irish number one doubles player Sam Magee in the Men’s doubles
