Armenian National Badminton Championships

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The Armenian National Badminton Championships is a tournament organized to crown the best badminton players in Armenia. They are held since the season 1996/1997.

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Past winners

YearMen's singlesWomen's singlesMen's doublesWomen's doublesMixed doubles
1996/1997 Arsen Khachatryan Ruzanna Hakobyan Arsen Khachatryan
Armen Arakelyan
Ruzanna Hakobyan
Alvard Hovsepyan
Arsen Khachatryan
Alvard Hovsepyan
1997/1998 Arsen Khachatryan Mariam Muradyan No competitionNo competitionNo competition
1999–2000No competition
2000/2001 Hayk Misakyan Gayane Mkrtchyan Hayk Misakyan
Levon Torosyan
Ruzanna Hakobyan
Anna Nazaryan
Hayk Misakyan
Gayane Mkrtchyan
2001/2002 Hayk Misakyan Anna Nazaryan Hayk Misakyan
Ruben Poghosyan
Ruzanna Hakobyan
Anna Nazaryan
Hayk Misakyan
Anna Nazaryan
2002/2003 Hayk Misakyan Anna Nazaryan Hayk Misakyan
Ruben Poghosyan
Ruzanna Hakobyan
Anna Nazaryan
Hayk Misakyan
Anna Nazaryan
2003/2004 Levon Torosyan Anna Nazaryan Hayk Misakyan
Levon Torosyan
Ruzanna Hakobyan
Anna Nazaryan
Hayk Misakyan
Gayane Mkrtchyan
2004/2005 Levon Torosyan Gayane Mkrtchyan Levon Torosyan
Ruben Poghosyan
Gayane Mkrtchyan
Laura Samvelyan
Harutyun Poghosyan
Gayane Mkrtchyan
2005/2006 Hayk Misakyan Laura Samvelyan Hayk Misakyan
Spartak Rsyan
Laura Samvelyan
Ester Mirzakhanyan
Hayk Misakyan
Laura Samvelyan
2006/2007 Hayk Misakyan Anna Nazaryan Hayk Misakyan
Spartak Rsyan
Laura Samvelyan
Anna Nazaryan
Hayk Misakyan
Anna Nazaryan
2007/2008 Hrachya Mnatsakanyan Laura Samvelyan Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Laura Samvelyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Laura Samvelyan
2008/2009 Gurgen Poghosyan Lilit Poghosyan Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Meline Kocharyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Venera Bdoyan
2009/2010Gurgen PoghosyanLilit PoghosyanHrachya Mnatsakanyan
Sargis Isahakyan
Venera Bdoyan
Sona Ghukasyan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2011 Gurgen Poghosyan Lilit Poghosyan Gurgen Poghosyan
Gor Hakobyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Lilit Minasyan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2012 Gurgen Poghosyan Lilit Poghosyan Gurgen Poghosyan
Serj Araqelyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Knarik Margaryan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2013 Gor Hakobyan Lilit Poghosyan Gor Hakobyan
Edgar Nazaretyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Lilit Minasyan
Edgar Nazaretyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2014 Edgar Nazaretyan Lilit Poghosyan Edgar Nazaretyan
Arman Vardanyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Marieta Nikoyan
Edgar Nazaretyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2015 Zaven Mnatsakanyan Lilit Poghosyan Zaven Mnatsakanyan
Arman Vardanyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Marieta Nikoyan
Zaven Mnatsakanyn
Lilit Poghosyan
2016 Arman Vardanyan Lilit Poghosyan Arman Vardanyan
Gor Grigoryan
Lilit Poghosyan
Marieta Nikoyan
Arman Vardanyan
Lilit Poghosyan

Junior championships

YearMen's singlesWomen's singlesMen's doublesWomen's doublesMixed doubles
1992/1993 Hayk Misakyan Diana Minasyan Armen Hunanyan
Armen Manukyan
Diana Minasyan
Alina Khachatryan
Armen Manukyan
Diana Minasyan
1993/1994 Hayk Misakyan Ruzanna Hakobyan Hayk Misakyan
Garik Movsisyan
Ruzanna Hakobyan
Armine Torosyan
Zaven Muradyan
Ruzanna Hakobyan
1994/1995 Hayk Misakyan Lusine Arzcyan Hayk Misakyan
Harutyun Gabrielyan
Mariam Muradyan
Anahit Tadevosyan
Hayk Misakyan
Mariam Muradyan
1995/1996 Hayk Misakyan Mariam Muradyan Hayk Misakyan
Hovhannes Avdalyan
Marim Muradyan
Armine Manukyan
Hayk Misakyan
Mariam Muradyan
1996/1997 Harutyun Gabrielyan Mariam Muradyan No competitionNo competitionNo competition
1998-2000No competition
2000/2001 Levon Torosyan Mariam Muradyan Ruben Poghosyan
Armen Malkhasyan
Mariam Muradyan
Anna Nazaryan
Levon Torosyan
Anna Nazaryan
2001/2002 Ruben Poghosyan Sona Gevorgyan Ruben Poghosyan
Arthur Gevorgyan
Sona Gevorgyan
Laura Samvelyan
Ruben Poghosyan
Laura Samvelyan
2002/2003 Ruben Poghosyan Sona Gevorgyan Ruben Poghosyan
Arthur Gevorgyan
Sona Gevorgyan
Laura Samvelyan
Ruben Poghosyan
Laura Samvelyan
2003/2004 Ruben Poghosyan Laura Samvelyan Ruben Poghosyan
Harutyun Poghosyan
Laura Samvelyan
Ester Mirzakhanyan
Ruben Poghosyan
Laura Samvelyan
2004/2005 Spartak Rsyan Laura Samvelyan Spartak Rsyan
Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Laura Samvelyan
Ester Mirzakhanyan
Spartak Rsyan
Laura Samvelyan
2005/2006 Spartak Rsyan Laura Samvelyan Spartak Rsyan
Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Laura Samvelyan
Ester Mirzakhanyan
Spartak Rsyan
Laura Samvelyan
2006/2007 Spartak Rsyan Laura Samvelyan Spartak Rsyan
Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Laura Samvelyan
Ester Mirzakhanyan
Spartak Rsyan
Laura Samvelyan
2007/2008 Hrachya Mnatsakanyan Laura Samvelyan Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Laura Samvelyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Laura Samvelyan
2008/2009 Hrachya Mnatsakanyan Laura Samvelyan Karen Petrosyan
Harutyun Harutyunyan
Lili Poghosyan
Meline Kocharyan
Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Laura Samvelyan
2009/2010 Gurgen Poghosyan Lilit Poghosyan Hrachya Mnatsakanyan
Sargis Isahakyan
Meline Kocharyan
Lilit Minasyan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2011 Gurgen Poghosyan Lilit Poghosyan Gor Hakobyan
Sargis Isahakyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Lilit Minasyan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Lilit Minasyan
2012 Gurgen Poghosyan Lilit Poghosyan Gurgen Poghosyan
Serj Arakelyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Knarik Margaryan
Gurgen Poghosyan
Lilit Minasyan
2013 Edgar Nazaretyan Lilit Poghosyan Gor Hakobyan
Serj Arakelyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Anahit Manukyan
Gor Hakobyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2014 Edgar Nazaretyan Lilit Poghosyan Edgar Nazaretyan
Serj Arakelyan
Lilit Poghosyan
Karine Minasyan
Edgar Nazaretyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2015 Zaven Mnatsakanyan Lilit Poghosyan Vardan Kirakosyan
Miqayel Babayan
Lilit Poghosyan
Marieta Nikoyan
Zaven Mnatsakanyan
Lilit Poghosyan
2016 Vardan Kirakosyan Knarik Margaryan Vardan Kirakosyan
Arman Vardanyan
Marieta Nikoyan
Knarik Margaryan
Vardan Kirakosyan
Knarik Margaryan

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