Laos International

Laos International

Die Laos International sind die offenen internationalen Meisterschaften von Laos im Badminton. Mit der Ausrichtung internationaler Titelkämpfe werden zum einen die Anstrengungen des Badmintonverbandes von Laos manifestiert, der Sportart Badminton im Land zu weiterer Popularität zu verhelfen und zum anderen auch die Bemühungen des Badminton-Weltverbandes verdeutlicht, Länder, die bisher nicht im internationalen Turnierzyklus beteiligt waren, dort zu integrieren. Bei den bisher dokumentierten Austragungen des Turniers seit 2008 wurden Punkte für die Badminton-Weltrangliste vergeben.

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Jahr Herreneinzel Dameneinzel Herrendoppel Damendoppel Mixed
2008 IndonesienIndonesien Hendri Aprilliyanto VietnamVietnam Lê Ngọc Nguyên Nhung IndonesienIndonesien Wirawan Afiat Yuris
IndonesienIndonesien Windarto Wifqi		 IndonesienIndonesien Wahyuni Annisa
IndonesienIndonesien Wjayanti Nimas Rani		 VietnamVietnam Duong Bao Duc
VietnamVietnam Thai Thi Hong Gam
2009 MalaysiaMalaysia Wong Beryno Jiann Tze JapanJapan Chie Umezu IndonesienIndonesien Angriawan Berry
IndonesienIndonesien Ulinnuha Muhammad		 JapanJapan Aki Akao
JapanJapan Yasuyo Imabeppu		 VietnamVietnam Duong Bao Duc
VietnamVietnam Thai Thi Hong Gam
2010 IndonesienIndonesien Tommy Sugiarto ThailandThailand Nitchaon Jindapol ThailandThailand Patipat Chalardchaleam
ThailandThailand Nipitphon Puangpuapech		 JapanJapan Rie Eto
JapanJapan Yu Wakita		 PhilippinenPhilippinen Kennevic Asuncion
PhilippinenPhilippinen Kennie Asuncion

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