English National Badminton Championships

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English National Badminton Championships
Badminton pictogram.svg
Frequencyannual
CountryEngland
Inaugurated1964
Next event2023
Organised by Badminton England
Websitewww.badmintonengland.co.uk

The English National Badminton Championships is a tournament organised by the Badminton England to crown the best badminton players in England. [1]

Contents

The tournament started in 1964 and is held annually. [2] The first winners were Bill Havers and Ursula Smith in 1964. [3] Darren Hall has won the most singles titles with 10, whilst Gillian Gilks and Julia Mann both have eight women's singles titles. [4]

Past winners

YearLocationMen's singlesWomen's singlesMen's doublesWomen's doublesMixed doublesSources
1964 Wimbledon Bill Havers Ursula Smith Trevor Coates
Tony Jordan 		Ursula Smith
Jenny Pritchard 		Colin Beacom
Jenny Pritchard 		[5] [6]
1965 Birkenhead Roger Mills Angela Bairstow John Havers
Bill Havers 		Ursula Smith
Jenny Pritchard 		Roger Mills
Margaret Barrand 		[7] [8]
1966 Wimbledon Roger Mills Ursula Smith Tony Jordan
Colin Beacom 		Angela Bairstow
Margaret Barrand 		Tony Jordan
Julie Charles 		[9] [10]
1967 Cambridge Roger Mills Ursula Smith Roger Mills
David Horton 		Sue Pound
Margaret Boxall 		David Horton
Jenny Horton 		[11]
1968 Derby Ray Sharp Angela Bairstow Tony Jordan
Colin Beacom 		Sue Pound
Margaret Boxall 		Roger Mills
Gillian Perrin 		[12]
1969 Derby Ray Sharp Gillian Perrin David Eddy
Roger Powell 		Susan Whetnall
Margaret Boxall 		Roger Mills
Gillian Perrin 		[13]
1970 Poole Paul Whetnall Gillian Perrin Tony Jordan
Roger Mills 		Susan Whetnall
Margaret Boxall 		Paul Whetnall
Margaret Boxall 		[14]
1971 Nottingham Derek Talbot Gillian Perrin Elliot Stuart
Derek Talbot 		Margaret Beck
Julie Rickard 		Roger Mills
Gillian Gilks 		[15]
1972 Falmer Derek Talbot Margaret Beck Elliot Stuart
Derek Talbot 		Judy Hashman
Gillian Gilks 		Derek Talbot
Gillian Gilks 		[16]
1973 Redbridge Ray Stevens Margaret Beck Ray Stevens
Mike Tredgett 		Judy Hashman
Gillian Gilks 		David Hunt
Gillian Gilks 		[17] [18]
1974 Melksham Derek Talbot Margaret Beck Elliot Stuart
Derek Talbot 		Nora Gardner
Gillian Gilks 		Derek Talbot
Gillian Gilks 		[19]
1975 Nottingham Paul Whetnall Margaret Beck David Eddy
Eddy Sutton 		Susan Whetnall
Margaret Boxall 		Derek Talbot
Gillian Gilks 		[20]
1976 Alton Paul Whetnall Gillian Gilks Ray Stevens
Mike Tredgett 		Susan Whetnall
Gillian Gilks 		Derek Talbot
Gillian Gilks 		[21] [22]
1977 Luton Ray Stevens Margaret Lockwood Ray Stevens
Mike Tredgett 		Barbara Giles
Gillian Gilks 		Mike Tredgett
Nora Gardner 		[23] [24]
1978 Coventry Derek Talbot Gillian Gilks Ray Stevens
Mike Tredgett 		Nora Perry
Anne Statt 		Mike Tredgett
Nora Perry 		[25] [26]
1979 Coventry Ray Stevens Gillian Gilks Ray Stevens
Mike Tredgett 		Gillian Gilks
Jane Webster 		Mike Tredgett
Nora Perry 		[27] [28]
1980 Coventry Ray Stevens Gillian Gilks Ray Stevens
Mike Tredgett 		Nora Perry
Karen Puttick 		Mike Tredgett
Nora Perry 		[29]
1981 Coventry Ray Stevens Gillian Gilks Ray Stevens
Mike Tredgett 		Karen Bridge
Barbara Sutton 		Mike Tredgett
Nora Perry 		[30] [31]
1982 Coventry Steve Baddeley Jane Webster Martin Dew
Duncan Bridge 		Nora Perry
Jane Webster 		Martin Dew
Gillian Gilks 		[32]
1983 Coventry Kevin Jolly Karen Beckman Martin Dew
Mike Tredgett 		Nora Perry
Jane Webster 		Mike Tredgett
Gillian Clark 		[33]
1984 Coventry Andy Goode Fiona Elliott Martin Dew
Mike Tredgett 		Gillian Gilks
Paula Kilvington 		Martin Dew
Gillian Gilks 		[34] [35] [36]
1985 Coventry Steve Baddeley Fiona Elliott Steve Baddeley
Mike Tredgett 		Gillian Clark
Gillian Gowers 		Dipak Tailor
Gillian Gilks 		[37] [38] [39]
1986 Woking Darren Hall Helen Troke Nigel Tier
Andy Goode 		Helen Troke
Gillian Gowers 		Nigel Tier
Gillian Gowers 		[40] [41] [42]
1987 Crawley Steve Baddeley Fiona Elliott Steve Baddeley
Andy Goode 		Gillian Clark
Gillian Gowers 		Andy Goode
Fiona Elliott 		[43] [44]
1988 Crawley Darren Hall Sally Podger Martin Dew
Andy Goode 		Gillian Clark
Gillian Gowers 		Martin Dew
Gillian Gowers 		[45] [46]
1989 Crawley Darren Hall Fiona Smith Martin Dew
Steve Baddeley 		Gillian Clark
Sara Sankey 		Andy Goode
Gillian Gowers 		[47] [48]
1990 Crawley Darren Hall Fiona Smith Mike Brown
Andy Goode 		Gillian Clark
Gillian Gowers 		Andy Goode
Gillian Clark 		[49]
1991 Torbay Darren Hall Julie Bradbury Nick Ponting
Dave Wright 		Gillian Gowers
Joanne Muggeridge 		Andy Goode
Gillian Gowers 		[50]
1992 Torbay Anders Nielsen Fiona Smith Andy Goode
Chris Hunt 		Gillian Clark
Julie Bradbury 		Nick Ponting
Joanne Goode 		[51] [52]
1993 Norwich Darren Hall Suzanne Louis-Lane Julian Robertson
Dave Wright 		Gillian Clark
Gillian Gowers 		Nick Ponting
Gillian Clark 		[53]
1994 Norwich Darren Hall Suzanne Louis-Lane Chris Hunt
Simon Archer 		Joanne Wright (Goode)
Gillian Gowers 		Nick Ponting
Joanne Wright (Goode) 		[54] [55]
1995 Norwich Anders Nielsen Julia Mann Chris Hunt
Simon Archer 		Joanne Wright (Goode)
Julie Bradbury 		Nick Ponting
Joanne Wright (Goode) 		[56] [57] [58] [59]
1996 Norwich Darren Hall Tanya Groves Chris Hunt
Simon Archer 		Joanne Wright (Goode)
Julie Bradbury 		Simon Archer
Julie Bradbury 		[60] [61]
1997 Norwich Peter Knowles Julia Mann Chris Hunt
Simon Archer 		Nichola Beck
Joanne Davies 		Simon Archer
Joanne Goode 		[62] [63]
1998 Haywards Heath Darren Hall Julia Mann Chris Hunt
Simon Archer 		Joanne Goode
Donna Kellogg 		Simon Archer
Joanne Goode 		[64] [65]
1999 Haywards Heath Darren Hall Julia Mann Chris Hunt
Simon Archer 		Sara Sankey
Ella Miles 		Simon Archer
Joanne Goode 		[66] [67] [68]
2000 Burgess Hill Colin Haughton Julia Mann Simon Archer
Nathan Robertson 		Sara Sankey
Ella Miles 		Ian Sullivan
Gail Emms 		[69] [70]
2001 Burgess Hill Colin Haughton Julia Mann Simon Archer
Nathan Robertson 		Gail Emms
Joanne Wright (Nicholas) 		Simon Archer
Joanne Goode 		[71] [72] [73]
2002 Burgess Hill Mark Constable Julia Mann Nathan Robertson
Anthony Clark 		Gail Emms
Natalie Munt 		Nathan Robertson
Gail Emms 		[74]
2003 Burgess Hill Colin Haughton Julia Mann Nathan Robertson
Anthony Clark 		Gail Emms
Donna Kellogg 		Nathan Robertson
Gail Emms 		[75] [76]
2004 Manchester Aamir Ghaffar Tracey Hallam Nathan Robertson
Anthony Clark 		Ella Tripp
Joanne Wright (Nicholas) 		Simon Archer
Donna Kellogg 		[77] [78] [79] [80]
2005 Manchester Aamir Ghaffar Elizabeth Cann Simon Archer
Anthony Clark 		Gail Emms
Donna Kellogg 		Nathan Robertson
Gail Emms 		[81] [82]
2006 Manchester Nick Kidd Tracey Hallam Robert Blair
Anthony Clark 		Gail Emms
Donna Kellogg 		Nathan Robertson
Donna Kellogg 		[83] [84] [85]
2007 Manchester Nick Kidd Elizabeth Cann Robert Blair
Anthony Clark 		Gail Emms
Donna Kellogg 		Anthony Clark
Donna Kellogg 		[86] [87]
2008 Manchester Rajiv Ouseph Elizabeth Cann Nathan Robertson
Anthony Clark 		Tracey Hallam
Donna Kellogg 		Anthony Clark
Donna Kellogg 		[88] [89]
2009 Manchester Rajiv Ouseph Jill Pittard Nathan Robertson
Anthony Clark 		Suzanne Rayappan
Donna Kellogg 		Anthony Clark
Donna Kellogg 		[90] [91] [92]
2010 Manchester Rajiv Ouseph Elizabeth Cann Nathan Robertson
Anthony Clark 		Jenny Wallwork
Gabby White 		Nathan Robertson
Jenny Wallwork 		[93] [94]
2011 Manchester Rajiv Ouseph Nicola Cerfontyne Nathan Robertson
Chris Langridge 		Jenny Wallwork
Gabby White 		Nathan Robertson
Jenny Wallwork 		[95] [96] [97]
2012 Middlebrook Rajiv Ouseph Elizabeth Cann Chris Adcock
Andrew Ellis 		Jenny Wallwork
Gabby White 		Chris Adcock
Gabby White 		[98] [99] [100]
2013 Manchester Rajiv Ouseph Sarah Walker Chris Langridge
Peter Mills 		Gabby Adcock
Lauren Smith 		Chris Langridge
Heather Olver 		[101] [102] [103]
2014 Milton Keynes Rajiv Ouseph Sarah Walker Chris Adcock
Andrew Ellis 		Gabby Adcock
Lauren Smith 		Chris Adcock
Gabby Adcock 		[104] [105]
2015 Crawley Sam Parsons Nicola Cerfontyne Chris Langridge
Marcus Ellis 		Heather Olver
Lauren Smith 		Chris Adcock
Gabby Adcock 		[106]
2016 Derbyshire Rajiv Ouseph Fontaine Chapman Chris Langridge
Marcus Ellis 		Heather Olver
Lauren Smith 		Chris Adcock
Gabby Adcock 		[107] [108]
2017 High Wycombe Alex Lane Chloe Birch Tom Wolfenden
Peter Briggs 		Lauren Smith
Sarah Walker 		Ben Lane
Jessica Pugh 		[109]
2018 High Wycombe Toby Penty Chloe Birch Matthew Clare
Michael Roe 		Lauren Smith
Jessica Pugh 		Marcus Ellis
Lauren Smith 		[110]
2019 Winchester Rajiv Ouseph Chloe Birch Ben Lane
Sean Vendy 		Chloe Birch
Lauren Smith 		Ben Lane
Jessica Pugh 		[111]
2020 Winchester Alex Lane Chloe Birch Tom Wolfenden
Gregory Mairs 		Chloe Birch
Lauren Smith 		Max Flynn
Fee Teng Liew 		[112] [113]
2021 Loughton Johnnie Torjussen Abigail Holden Matthew Clare
Ethan van Leeuwen 		Jessica Hopton
Jessica Pugh 		Callum Hemming
Jessica Pugh 		[114]
2022 Milton Keynes Johnnie Torjussen Georgina Bland Ben Lane
Sean Vendy 		Abbygael Harris
Annie Lado 		Callum Hemming
Jessica Pugh 		[115]
2023 David Ross Sports Village Johnnie Torjussen Kirby Ngan Ben Lane
Sean Vendy 		Chloe Birch
Jenny Wallwork 		Gregory Mairs
Jenny Moore 		[116]
2024 David Ross Sports Village Harry Huang Kirby Ngan Ben Lane
Sean Vendy 		Chloe Birch
Jenny Wallwork 		Gregory Mairs
Jenny Mairs 		[117]

Multiple titles (6 or more)

Men

No.NameSinglesDoublesMixedTotal
1 Mike Tredgett 010616
2 Simon Archer 09615
Nathan Robertson 09615
4 Ray Stevens 57012
Anthony Clark 09312
6 Derek Talbot 00011
7 Darren Hall 100010
Andy Goode 15410
9 Rajiv Ouseph 9009
Roger Mills 3249
11 Martin Dew 0538
12 Chris Hunt 0707
13 Steve Baddeley 3306
Chris Adcock 0246
Ben Lane 0426

Women

No.NameSinglesDoublesMixedTotal
1 Gillian Gilks 57921
2 Gillian Gowers 08412
Donna Kellogg 07512
4 Joanne Goode 04711
5 Nora Perry 05510
Gillian Clark 07310
Gail Emms 06410
8 Gabby Adcock 0549
Lauren Smith 0819
10 Julia Mann 8008
Chloe Birch 4408
12 Fiona Smith 6017
Jenny Wallwork 0527
14 Margaret Boxall 0516
Susan Whetnall 0606
Margaret Beck 5106

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