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BWF World Senior Championships 2017 Results Round-up

John Stuart 25th September 2017

Last updated on March 23rd, 2022 at 01:42 am

The BWF World Senior Championships 2017 took place in India between the 11th – 17th September 2017. In essence this is a tournament for senior player that is held every two years for players aged 35 and above.

To make things fair the badminton BWF World Senior Championships 2017 consists of several different age categories. Those categories are as broken down as follows: +35, +40, +45, +50, +55, +60 +65 and +70

The tournament also consists of the usual, singles, doubles and mix doubles competitions. Medals are awarded with the winners receiving gold, the runners-up silver and third place the bronze.

Who selects the players to compete in the BWF World Senior Championships 2017?

Each badminton member associations are allowed to send up to four player/pairs in each of the five events per age category.

So now we know exactly what the BWF World Senior Championships are all about it’s time to take a look at this year’s winners.

BWF World Senior Championships 2017 – Badminton Results Round-up

India recorded their best ever medals haul taking a rather impressive 21 medals, including one gold, four silver and sixteen bronze. Their gold medal coming in the men’s doubles age +35 category with an all Indian final, KT Rupesh Kuma / Sanave Thomas beating JBS Vidyadhar / V.Diju.

badminton BWF World Senior Championships 2017

 

Thailand put in a strong showing in both singles and doubles across all age groups. With wins coming in the men’s doubles age groups +40, +45 and +55. In the men’s singles age group +50 Karoon Kasayapanan took gold as did Pornroj Banditpisut in the age +55 group.

Russia performed well at The BWF World Senior Championships 2017 taking gold in both the men’s and women’s age +35 groups with Stanislav Pukhov and Olga Arkhangelsk respectively. Not content with cleaning up in singles +35 age group they also won both the women’s and mixed doubles in the same age category proving their dominance.

Meanwhile Japan was amongst the medals with gold coming in the men’s singles age +40 category with Hosemari Fujimoto.

Other winners

England also had a good championship with the doubles proving to be their strength. That said Sue Sheen did finish second in the women’s singles age +55 group. The gold medals came in the women’s doubles age +45 (Tracey Middleton / Joanne Muggeridge), mixed doubles age +45 (Nick Ponting / Julie Bradbury) and the women’s doubles age +50 (Betty Blair / Debora Miller)

Germany won in the women’s singles age groups +40 and +50 with Claudia Vogelsang and Heidi Bender.

CompetitionPlayer Country
Men's Singles Age 35
WinnerStanislav PukhovRUS
SecondNaruenart ChuaymakTHA
ThirdNikhil KanetkarIND
Felix HoffmannGER
Women's Singles Age 35
WinnerOlga ArkhangelskRUS
SecondMaria KoloskovaRUS
ThirdNoriko SanadaJPN
Rie MatsumotoJPN
Men's Doubles Age 35
WinnersKT Rupesh Kuma / Sanave ThomasIND/IND
SecondJBS Vidyadhar / V.DijuIND/IND
ThirdNaruenart Chuaymak / Thitipong LapoeTHA/THA
Hosemari Fujimoto/Matsumoto MasayukiJPN/JPN
Women's Doubles Age 35
WinnersOlga Arkhangelsk / Maria KoloskovaRUS/RUS
SecondRie Matsumoto / Noriko SanadaJPN/JPN
ThirdMiriam Mantell / Claudia VogelgsangGER/GER
Mhairi Armstrong / Suzanne BrewerENG/ENG
Mixed Doubles Age 35
WinnersStanislav Pukhov / Maria KoloskovaRUS/RUS
SecondFelix Hoffmann / Claudia VogelgsangGER/GER
ThirdAbhinand K Shetty / K.Neelima ChoudharyIND/IND
Morten Rasmussen / LynneDEN/ENG
Men's Singles Age 40
WinnerHosemari FujimotoJPN
SecondKA AneeshIND
ThirdCM ShashidharIND
Joy T AntonyIND
Women's Singles Age 40
WinnerClaudia VogelsangGER
SecondRenu Chandr HettiarachcSRI
ThirdRebecca PantaneyENG
Yana KaterinichUZB
Men's Doubles Age 40
WinnerPhongthep Imkaew / Worapoj SomchariyaTHA/THA
SecondKok Cheong Kah / Chee Meng LumMAS/MAS
ThirdJaseel P Ismail / Jaison XavierIND/IND
Deepak Amarnath / Ajit WijetilakIND/IND
Women's Doubles Age 40
WinnersLouise Culyer / Dorte SteenbergENG/DEN
SecondOlga Bryant / Olga KuznetsovaENG/RUS
ThirdRebecca Pantaney / Lynne SwanENG/ENG
Supriya Devgun / Nancy TandonIND/IND
Mixed Doubles Age 40
WinnersCarsten Loesch / Dorte SteenbergDEN/DEN
SecondCarl Jennings / Joanne MuggeridgeENG/ENG
ThirdVadim Nazarov / Olga KuznetsovaRUS/RUS
Hosemari Fujimoto / Ayumi TakakuraJPN/JPN
Men's Singles Age 45
WinnerChang-Jun WuTPE
SecondCarsten LoeschDEN
ThirdUlf SvenssonSWE
Jaison XavierIND
Women's Singles Age 45
WinnerCsilla Gondane ForHUN
SecondDorota GrzejdakPOL
ThirdMarika WippichGER
Caroline HaleENG
Men's Doubles Age 45
WinnersChatchai Boonmee / Wittaya PanomchaiTHA/THA
SecondSrikant Bakshi / Navdeep SinghIND/IND
ThirdStefan Edvardsson / Ulf SvenssonSWE/SWE
Teerachai Jaruwat / Yodchay LaothoedponTHA/THA
Women's Doubles Age 45
WinnersTracey Middleton / Joanne MuggeridgeENG/ENG
SecondTanja Eberl / Marika WippichGER/GER
ThirdSangeeta Rajgopalan / Poonam TatwawadiIND/IND
Hanne Bertelsen / Caroline HaleDEN/ENG
Mixed Doubles Age 45
WinnersNick Ponting / Julie BradburyENG/ENG
SecondPatrik Bjorkler / Csilla Gondane ForSWE/HUN
ThirdStefan Edvardsson / Hanne BertelsenSWE/DEN
Teerachai Jaruwat / Puangthip KaosamaangTHA/THA
Men's Singles Age 50
WinnerKaroon KasayapananTHA
SecondNarong VanichitsarTHA
ThirdMurli SubramiamIND
Edi IsmantoINA
Women's Singles Age 50
WinnerZhou XinHKG
SecondTanja EberlGER
ThirdYe WangGER
Betty BlairENG
Men's Doubles Age 50
WinnersBobby Ertanto / Wei Ping TingINA/MAS
SecondGraham Henderson/Mark ToppingIRL/IRL
ThirdBhushan Akut / George ThomasIND/IND
Mongkol Gumlaitong/Karoon KasayapananTHA/THA
Women's Doubles Age 50
WinnersBetty Blair / Debora MillerENG/ENG
SecondYe Wang / Zhou XinGER/HKG
ThirdGrace Kakiay / Berit ThynessNED/NOR
Kavita Dixit / Suzanne VengletIND/IND
Mixed Doubles Age 50
WinnersAlexander Tandun / Rosiana TendeanINA/INA
SecondMark Topping / Debora MillerIRL/ENG
ThirdMagnus Nytell / Grace KakiaySWE/NED
Erik Soderberg / Anki GunnersSWE/SWE
Men's Singles Age 55
WinnerPornroj BanditpisutTHA
SecondBasant Kuma SoniIND
ThirdLoke Poh WongAUS
Harjit SinghIND
Women's Singles Age 55
WinnerHeidi BenderGER
SecondSue SheenENG
ThirdManjusha Su SahasrabudhIND
Kuniko YamamotoJPN
Men's Doubles Age 55
WinnersPornroj Banditpisut / Nattapol SanlekanunTHA/THA
SecondEric Plane / Roger TaylorENG/ENG
ThirdPer Juul / Bengt MellquistDEN/SWE
Bovornovade Devakula / Chongsak SuvanichTHA/THA
Women's Doubles Age 55
WinnersBirte Bach Steffe / Heidi BenderDEN/GER
SecondMiyoko Sato / Kuniko YamamotoJPN/JPN
ThirdSue Sheen/Susan C Tooke ENG/ENG
Liudmila Postnova / Irina ShalmanovaRUS/RUS
Mixed Doubles Age 55
WinnersBobby Ertanto / Heidi BenderINA/GER
SecondBovornovade Devakula / Juthatip BanjongsilpTHA/THA
ThirdBengt Mellquist / Sue SheenSWE/ENG
Noriaki Matsunari / Miyoko SatoJPN/JPN

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Those are the highlights from age categories +35-55 from this year’s badminton BWF World Senior Championships 2017. Congratulations to all the winners and we look forward to the next tournament in two years time.

You can find further information over on the BWF’s website about upcoming tournaments.

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