Badminton at the Deaflympics

Badminton tournaments at the Deaflympics are organized since 1985.

Editions

Medalists

Year	Event	1.	2.	3.
1985	Women's doubles	Carolyn Hamilin Janet Watt	Pamela Fay Croskery Penny Went	Fiona Wilson Linda Durno
	Women's singles	Bente Andersen	Fiona Rosie	Fiona Wilson
	Men's doubles	Rodney Fletcher Martin Lawrence Bogard	Richard Boswell Alan Bridson	Janne Ågren Yngve Ingvarsson
	Men's singles	Rodney Fletcher	Martin Lawrence Bogard	Jørn Elmer
	Mixed doubles	Rodney Fletcher Fiona Wilson	Martin Lawrence Bogard Fiona Rosie	Richard Boswell Linda Durno
1989	Women's doubles	Andrea Mary Elizabeth Lang Fiona Wilson	Pamela Fay Croskery Penny Went	Gillian Faye Ramsay Christine J. Ryder
	Women's singles	Bente Andersen	Karin Arboe Jensen	Andrea Mary Elizabeth Lang
	Men's doubles	Rajeev Bagga Sandeep Singh Dhillon	Nicholas Cole Warnock John Kenneth Lilley	Rodney Fletcher Martin Lawrence Bogard
	Men's singles	Rajeev Bagga	Sandeep Singh Dhillon	Janne Ågren
	Mixed doubles	Rodney Fletcher Fiona Wilson	Martin Lawrence Bogard Andrea Mary Elizabeth Lang	John Kenneth Lilley Malka Bogard
1993	Women's doubles	Karin Arboe Jensen Birgitte Worsøe Nielsen	Andrea Mary Elizabeth Hardwick Angela Nicola Sterne	Lesley Newby Fiona Wilson
	Women's singles	Karin Arboe Jensen	Bente Andersen	Marie Karlsson
	Men's doubles	Rajeev Bagga Sandeep Singh Dhillon	Leon Vis Rudo Rijken	Martin Lawrence Bogard John Kenneth Lilley
	Men's singles	Rajeev Bagga	Teh Cheang Hock	Sandeep Singh Dhillon
	Mixed doubles	Rajeev Bagga Panna M. Kapadia	Teh Cheang Hock Tan Seok Kean	Janne Ågren Marie Karlsson
	Team	India (Rajeev Bagga, Sandeep Singh Dhillon, Samir Kesarinath Chogle, Dynanda Gajanan Date, Panna M. Kapadia, Girish Pai, Rajinishree Prem Thota)	Netherlands (Hans Bakker, Elles Michels, Rudo Rijken, Casparina van Beek, Nancy van Beek, Leon Vis)	Denmark (Karin Arboe Jensen, Birgitte Worsøe Nielsen, Micheal Borup Jensen, Jannich Tanghus Andersen, Jens Bertelsen, Henrik Roar Hansen)
1997	Women's doubles	Susanah Storey Lesley Newby	Saskia Wummelsdorf Elke Gerstner	Ursula Brunner Silvia Weibel
	Women's singles	Saskia Wummelsdorf	Ranjini Ramanujam	Park Hae-Yeon
	Men's doubles	Rajeev Bagga Sandeep Singh Dhillon	Jannich Tanghus Andersen Jesper Vingum Jensen	Tomofumi Kobori Takaaki Miyatake
	Men's singles	Rajeev Bagga	Jannich Tanghus Andersen	Sandeep Singh Dhillon
	Mixed doubles	Jannich Tanghus Andersen Birgitte Worsøe Nielsen	Leon Vis Elles Michels	Martin Lawrence Bogard Lesley Newby
	Team	India (Rajeev Bagga, Sandeep Singh Dhillon, Ranjini Ramanujam, Sonu Anand Sharma, Rohit Bhaker, Gaurav Muchhal)	United Kingdom (Martin Lawrence Bogard, Christopher Sacre, Carl Sadler, Janet Margaret Thomson, Lesley Newby, Susanah Storey, David Ingham, Rita Murdock)	Denmark (Connie Apitzsch, Birgitte Worsøe Nielsen, Charlotte Bjerg Jensen, Jannich Tanghus Andersen, Jesper Vingum Jensen, Søren Glad Jørgensen, Henrik Roar Hansen)
2001	Women's doubles	Jeong Seon-hwa Park Hae-yeon	Teruyo Haga Mari Ishii	Andrea Mary Elizabeth Hardwick Lesley Holdsworth
	Women's singles	Mari Ishii	Jeong Seon-hwa	Kristina Dovydaityte
	Men's doubles	Rajeev Bagga Sandeep Singh Dhillon	Teh Cheang Hock Mar Meng Wan	Lee Jong-bong Sin Hyun-woo
	Men's singles	Rajeev Bagga	Teh Cheang Hock	Lee Jong-bong
	Mixed doubles	Rajeev Bagga Kashmira Joglekar	Sin Hyun-woo Jeong Seon-hwa	Tomofumi Kobori Mari Ishii
	Team	South Korea (Lee Sang-In, Yoo Young-Jin, Yu Eun Kyung, Lee Jong-bong, Sin Hyun-woo, Jeong Seon-hwa, Park Hae-yeon)	Malaysia (Teh Cheang Hock, Mar Meng Wan, Wu Wai Loon, Yeo Kok Fang, Artika Suraya Ayub, Foo Chiew Phing)	Japan (Teruyo Haga, Mari Ishii, Takaaki Miyatake, Tomofumi Kobori)
2005	Women's doubles	Mari Ishii Mika Hiwatari	Jeong Seon-hwa Park Hae-yeon	Jevgenija Novik Kristina Dovydaityte
	Women's singles	Kristina Dovydaityte	Jeong Seon-hwa	Park Hae-yeon
	Men's doubles	Rajeev Bagga Sandeep Singh Dhillon	Lee Jong-bong Sin Hyun-woo	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov Mikhail Alexandrovich Efremov
	Men's singles	Rajeev Bagga	Nattachai Unsomsri	Rohit Bhaker
	Mixed doubles	Sin Hyun-woo Jeong Seon-hwa	Tomas Dovidaityte Kristina Dovydaityte	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov Alena Igorevna Pavlova
	Team	South Korea (Bak Eun-Jeong, Lee Jong-bong, Sin Hyun-woo, Jeong Seon-hwa, Park Hae-yeon, Woo Ji-soo)	Germany (Helga Diesslin, Saskia Fischer, Rainer Martin Gebauer, Elke Gerstner, Svenja Klopp, Michael Thomas, Oliver Witte)	India (Rajeev Bagga, Sandeep Singh Dhillon, Payel Ghosh, Rajinishree Prem Thota, Ranjini Ramanujam, Rohit Bhaker, Gaurav Muchhal, Joyashree Sarkar)
2009	Women's doubles	Yu Eun-kyung Jeong Seon-hwa	Olga Andreevna Shtayger Alena Igorevna Soboleva	Wang Meng Zhang Yi
	Women's singles	Gergana Baramova	Wang Meng	Kristina Dovydaityte
	Men's doubles	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov Mikhail Alexandrovich Efremov	Yeo Kok Fang Teh Cheang Hock	Lee Jong-bong Sin Hyun-woo
	Men's singles	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov	Rajeev Bagga	Lu Guangyao
	Mixed doubles	Sin Hyun-woo Jeong Seon-hwa	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov Alena Igorevna Soboleva	Tomofumi Kobori Mari Ishii
	Team	South Korea (Arum Joung, Choi Jin-woo, Yu Eun-kyung, Lee Jong-bong, Jung Sun-ho, Sin Hyun-woo, Jeong Seon-hwa, Kim Sung-hee)	Russia (Valery Valeryevich Antonov, Mikhail Alexandrovich Efremov, Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov, Olga Andreevna Shtayger, Alena Igorevna Soboleva)	Lithuania (Tomas Dovidaityte, Ignas Reznikas, Kristina Dovydaityte, Kazimieras Dauskurtas, Emilija Mateikaite, Viktorija Novik)
2013	Women's doubles	Jang Jialei Wang Meng	Wang Meng Xing Zhang Heng	Alena Soboleva Olga Shtayger
	Women's singles	Jung-Yu Fan	Gergana Baramova	Jeong Seonhwa
	Men's doubles	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov Mikhail Alexandrovich Efremov	Shin Hyunwoo Shin Kyungduk	Edi Susanto Aditya Hermawan
	Men's singles	Shokhzod Khudodagi Gulomzoda	Shin Hyunwoo	Seo Myeongsoo
	Mixed doubles	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov Alena Igorevna Soboleva	Shokhzod Khudodagi Gulomzoda Olga Shtayger	Mikhail Alexandrovich Efremov Anastasia Yuryevna Sedova
2017^[1]^[2]^[3]	Women's doubles	Zhang Heng Yan Wang Meng	Jung-Yu Fan Yan-Ru Shen	Jeong Seonhwa Lee Soyeong
	Women's singles	Wang Meng	Jeong Seonhwa	Manami Nagahara
	Men's doubles	Siriwat Mattayanumat Ittikorn Punyangam	Shin Hyunwoo Soo Myeongsoo	Valery Valeryevich Antonov Mikhail Yefremov
	Men's singles	Kaifeng Tang	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov	Shokhzod Khudodagi Gulomzoda
	Mixed doubles	Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov Alena Igorevna Soboleva	Boon Wei Ying Heng Bock Francis Tan	Ding Yibo Zhang Heng Yan
	Team	China (Ding Yibo, Lu Guangyao, Tang Kaifeng, Wang Meng, Wang Meng Xing, Zhang Heng Yan)	Russia (Valery Valeryevich Antonov, Olga Dormidontova, Mikhail Efremov, Shokhzod Khudodagi Gulomzoda, Artemy Mikhailovich Karpov, Karina Khakimova, Olga Andreevna Shtayger, Alena Igorevna Soboleva)	Chinese Taipei (Chen Chung-I, Fan Jung-Yu, Hsieh Li-Chi, Huang Chen-Che, Huang Cheng-I, Shen Yan-Ru, Tu Wen-Hsuan, Yin Shih-Rong)

Medal table


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	India	14	2	4	20
2	South Korea	7	9	8	24
3	Great Britain	6	9	10	25
4	Russia	6	6	4	16
5	China	5	2	3	10
6	Denmark	3	3	3	9
7	Japan	2	2	5	9
8	Norway	2	1	0	3
9	New Zealand	1	2	1	4
10	Germany	1	2	0	3
11	Chinese Taipei	1	1	2	4
12	Bulgaria	1	1	0	2
12	Thailand	1	1	0	2
14	Lithuania	1	0	4	5
15	Malaysia	0	7	0	7
16	Netherlands	0	3	0	3
17	Sweden	0	0	4	4
18	Indonesia	0	0	1	1
	Poland	0	0	1	1
	Switzerland	0	0	1	1
Totals (20 entries)		51	51	51	153

References

External links

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Badminton at the Deaflympics

Editions

Medalists

Medal table

References

External links

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