Philip Sutton

Philip Sutton

Philip „Phil“ Sutton (* 4. Mai 1960 in Ebbw Vale) ist ein walisischer Badmintonspieler.

Karriere

Philip Sutton gewnn 1977 alle drei möglichen Titel bei den Einzelmeisterschaften der Junioren in Wales. Drei Jahre später siegte er erstmals bei den Erwachsenen. Neun weitere Titel folgten bis 1990. 1987 gewann er die Herreneinzelkonkurrenz bei den Swiss Open.

Sportliche Erfolge

Saison Veranstaltung Disziplin Platz Name
1977 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften der Junioren Mixed 1 Phillip Sutton / Jane Portch
1977 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften der Junioren Herreneinzel 1 Phillip Sutton
1977 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften der Junioren Herrendoppel 1 Phillip Sutton / Simon Jones
1980 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Herreneinzel 1 Philip Sutton
1980 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Herrendoppel 1 Richard Eastwood / Philip Sutton
1981 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Herreneinzel 1 Philip Sutton
1982 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Herreneinzel 1 Philip Sutton
1983 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Herreneinzel 1 Philip Sutton
1984 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Herreneinzel 1 Philip Sutton
1985 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Herreneinzel 1 Philip Sutton
1987 Swiss Open Herreneinzel 1 Philip Sutton
1987 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Mixed 1 Philip Sutton / Claire Hybart
1988 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Mixed 1 Philip Sutton / Sarah Doody
1990 Wales: Einzelmeisterschaften Mixed 1 Philip Sutton / Caroline Grice

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