Jesper Thomsen

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Jesper Thomsen (born 21 October 1974) is a Danish badminton player.

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Career

In 2001, Jesper Thomsen won the Slovak Internationals and the Scottish Open. In 2004, he won at the Czech Internationals and the Austrian Internationals. In the same year, he won two medals at the Badminton World Federation Senior European Championships.

Victories

SeasonEventDisciplineRankingName
1992German JuniorsMixed1stJesper Thomsen / Jeanette Thomsen
2001Slovak InternationalMixed1stJesper Thomsen / Julie Houmann
2001Slovak InternationalMen's Doubles1stTommy Sørensen / Jesper Thomsen
2001Scottish OpenMen's Doubles1stTommy Sørensen / Jesper Thomsen
2003Dutch InternationalMen's Doubles2ndJesper Thomsen / Tommy Sørensen
2004Czech InternationalMixed1stJesper Thomsen / Britta Andersen
2004Austrian InternationalMixed1stJesper Thomsen / Britta Andersen
2004Seniors European Championships 40+Men's Singles2ndJesper Thomsen
2004Seniors European Championships 40+Men's Doubles2ndMorten Christensen / Jesper Thomsen

Jesper Thomsen on the Badminton World Federation Website

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