Swiss National Badminton Championships

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The Swiss National Badminton Championships is a tournament organized to crown the best badminton players in Switzerland. The tournament started in 1955 and is held every year.

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Past winners

YearMen's singlesWomen's singlesMen's doublesWomen's doublesMixed doublesTeam
1955 Robert Baldin No competition Tilbert Haberfeld
Edwin Lenzlinger
No competitionNo competition
1956 Robert Baldin D. Hegar Tilbert Haberfeld
Edwin Lenzlinger
Tilbert Haberfeld
D. Hegar
1957 Jean Mermod R. Eschenmoser Jean Mermod
Robert Baldin
Erwin Oeler
Gertrud Oeler
1958 Jean Mermod R. Eschenmoser Jean Mermod
Robert Baldin
Erwin Oeler
Vreni Schkölzinger
1959 Jean Mermod L. Füller Jean Mermod
Robert Baldin
C. Böhler
R. Eschenmoser
1960 Francis Colomb S. Böhler Jean Mermod
Robert Baldin
C. Böhler
S. Böhler
1961 Francis Colomb L. Füller Francis Colomb
Heinz Honegger
Tilbert Haberfeld
S. Conzett
1962 Heinz Honegger M. Poffet Jürg Honegger
Heinz Honegger
H. P. Conzett
D. Hörnlimann
1963 Jürg Honegger L. Füller Jürg Honegger
Heinz Honegger
E. Schneider
E. Häner
1964 Heinz Honegger Hedi Müller Jürg Honegger
Heinz Honegger
S. Grob
L. Füller
E. Schneider
E. Häner
1965 Heinz Honegger Vreni Schkölzinger A. Bodmer
H. P. Conzett
Vreni Schkolzinger
Hedi Müller
A. Bodmer
Hedi Müller
1966 Heinz Honegger Vreni Schkölzinger Jürg Honegger
Heinz Honegger
Vreni Schkölzinger
Hedi Müller
Anton Sauter
Vreni Schkölzinger
1967 Jürg Honegger Vreni Schkölzinger Jürg Honegger
Heinz Honegger
Vreni Schkölzinger
U. Wanner
Anton Sauter
Vreni Schkölzinger
1968 Jürg Honegger Vreni Schkölzinger Jürg Honegger
Heinz Honegger
Vreni Schkölzinger
U. Wanner
Anton Sauter
Vreni Schkölzinger
1969 Hubert Riedo S. Conzett Jürg Honegger
Heinz Honegger
José Carrel
U. Wanner
E. Schneider
S. Conzett
1970 Anton Sauter Vreni Schkolzinger Jürg Honegger
Heinz Honegger
Vreni Schkölzinger
José Carrel
Heinz Honegger
Vreni Schkölzinger
1971 Hubert Riedo José Carrel Edy Andrey
Hubert Riedo
Mireille Drapel
José Carrel
Heinz Honegger
Vreni Schkölzinger
1972 Hubert Riedo D. Künzler Edy Andrey
Hubert Riedo
D. Künzler
Bohlen
Edy Andrey
Liselotte Blumer
1973 Edy Andrey Liselotte Blumer Edy Andrey
Hubert Riedo
Liselotte Blumer
Claudia von Büren
Hubert Riedo
B. Geser
1974 Edy Andrey Liselotte Blumer Edy Andrey
Hubert Riedo
Liselotte Blumer
Claudia von Büren
Edy Andrey
Liselotte Blumer
1975 Edy Andrey Liselotte Blumer Edy Andrey
Hubert Riedo
Liselotte Blumer
Mireille Drapel
Edy Andrey
Liselotte Blumer
1976 Edy Andrey Liselotte Blumer Claude Heiniger
Roland Heiniger
Liselotte Blumer
Mireille Drapel
Edy Andrey
Liselotte Blumer
1977 Edy Andrey Liselotte Blumer Claude Heiniger
Roland Heiniger
Liselotte Blumer
Mireille Drapel
Edy Andrey
Liselotte Blumer
1978 Edy Andrey Liselotte Blumer Claude Heiniger
Roland Heiniger
Liselotte Blumer
Mireille Drapel
Edy Andrey
Liselotte Blumer
1979 Claude Heiniger Liselotte Blumer Claude Heiniger
Roland Heiniger
Liselotte Blumer
Patricia Kaul
Edy Andrey
Liselotte Blumer
1980 Claude Heiniger Liselotte Blumer Claude Heiniger
Roland Heiniger
Liselotte Blumer
Mireille Drapel
Dieter Blumer
Liselotte Blumer
1981 Paolo De Paoli Liselotte Blumer Claude Heiniger
Roland Heiniger
Liselotte Blumer
Mireille Drapel
Dieter Blumer
Liselotte Blumer
1982 Pascal Kaul Liselotte Blumer Laurent Kuhnert
Paolo De Paoli
Liselotte Blumer
Mireille Drapel
Dieter Blumer
Liselotte Blumer
1983 Pascal Kaul Liselotte Blumer Pierre Duboux
Pascal Kaul
Liselotte Blumer
Mireille Drapel
Dieter Blumer
Liselotte Blumer
1984 Pierre Duboux Liselotte Blumer Michael Althaus
Thomas Althaus
Liselotte Blumer
Rita Lutz
Dieter Blumer
Liselotte Blumer
1985 Pascal Kaul Liselotte Blumer Michael Althaus
Thomas Althaus
Liselotte Blumer
Patricia Werner
Michael Althaus
Iris Kaufmann
1986 Thomas Althaus Liselotte Blumer Hubert Müller
Werner Riesen
Liselotte Blumer
Rita Lutz
Hubert Müller
Nicole Zahno
1987 Thomas Althaus Liselotte Blumer Yvan Philip
Pascal Kaul
Liselotte Blumer
Patricia Werner
Daniel Hanggi
Liselotte Blumer
1988 Thomas Althaus Bettina Villars Yvan Philip
Stephen Dietrich
Maja Baumgartner
Bettina Gfeller
Thomas Althaus
Bettina Villars
1989 Thomas Althaus Bettina Villars Laurent Jaquenoud
Jorge Rodríguez
Liselotte Blumer
Iria Gerstenkorn
Thomas Althaus
Bettina Villars
1990 Thomas Wapp Bettina Villars Hubert Müller
Christian Nyffenegger
Silvia Albrecht
Sarah Horing
Thomas Althaus
Bettina Villars
1991No competition Basel
1992 Christian Nyffenegger Bettina Villars Remy Matthey de l'Etang
Thomas Wapp
Silvia Albrecht
Bettina Gfeller
Thomas Althaus
Bettina Villars
Basel
1993 Thomas Wapp Silvia Albrecht Remy Matthey de l'Etang
Thomas Wapp
Liselotte Blumer
Silvia Albrecht
Lawrence Chew Si Hock
Santi Wibowo
1994 Thomas Wapp Liselotte Blumer Lawrence Chew Si Hock
Jorge Rodríguez
Yvonne Naef
Santi Wibowo
Lawrence Chew Si Hock
Santi Wibowo
1995 Thomas Wapp Bettina Villars Christian Nyffenegger
Thomas Wapp
Silvia Albrecht
Santi Wibowo
Robert de Kock
Santi Wibowo
1996 Thomas Wapp Silvia Albrecht Thomas Wapp
Lawrence Chew Si Hock
Silvia Albrecht
Santi Wibowo
Jorge Rodríguez
Silvia Albrecht
1997 Thomas Wapp Santi Wibowo Thomas Wapp
Stephan Wapp
Fabienne Baumeyer
Shefali Rolf
Stephan Wapp
Santi Wibowo
1998 Thomas Wapp Santi Wibowo Thomas Wapp
Stephan Wapp
Santi Wibowo
Judith Baumeyer
Morten Bundgaard-Hansen
Silvia Albrecht
1999 Thomas Wapp Santi Wibowo Morten Bundgaard
Remy Matthey de l'Etang
Santi Wibowo
Judith Baumeyer
Morten Bundgaard
Santi Wibowo
2000 Thomas Wapp Santi Wibowo Morten Bundgaard
Remy Matthey de l'Etang
Fabienne Baumeyer
Corinne Jörg
Pascal Bircher
Fabienne Baumeyer
2001 Thomas Wapp Judith Baumeyer Pascal Bircher
Remy Matthey de l'Etang
Judith Baumeyer
Santi Wibowo
Pascal Bircher
Santi Wibowo
BC La Chaux de Fonds
2002 Paolo von Scala Santi Wibowo Elias Wieland
Pascal Bircher
Santi Wibowo
Judith Baumeyer
Pascal Bircher
Fabienne Baumeyer
BC La Chaux de Fonds
2003 Christian Unternährer Jeanine Cicognini Pascal Bircher
Philipp Kurz
Fabienne Baumeyer
Judith Baumeyer
Santi Wibowo
Paolo von Scala
Team Basel
2004 Olivier Andrey Jeanine Cicognini Roman Trepp
Jon Lindholm
Corinne Jörg
Jeanine Cicognini
Pascal Bircher
Fabienne Baumeyer
Team Basel
2005 Olivier Andrey Corinne Jörg Christian Bösiger
Michael Andrey
Corinne Jörg
Anke Fritschi
Markus Hegar
Anke Fritschi
Team Basel
2006 Olivier Andrey Jeanine Cicognini Christian Bösiger
Michael Andrey
Jeanine Cicognini
Ornella Dumartheray
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
Team Basel
2007 Christian Bösiger Jeanine Cicognini Michael Andrey
Christian Bösiger
Corinne Jörg
Sabrina Jaquet
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
BC La Chaux de Fonds
2008 Olivier Andrey Monika Fischer Roman Kunz
Simon Enkerli
Corinne Jörg
Sabrina Jaquet
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
Team Basel
2009 Christian Bösiger Jeanine Cicognini Christian Bösiger
Anthony Dumartheray
Corinne Jörg
Sabrina Jaquet
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
BV Adliswil Zürich
2010 Olivier Andrey Jeanine Cicognini Christian Bösiger
Anthony Dumartheray
Corinne Jörg
Sabrina Jaquet
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
BV St.Gallen-Appenzell
2011 Christian Bösiger Jeanine Cicognini Christian Bösiger
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
Ornella Dumartheray
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
2012 Christian Bösiger Nicole Schaller Christian Bösiger
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
Ornella Dumartheray
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
2013 Anthony Dumartheray Sabrina Jaquet Florian Schmid
Gilles Tripet
Sabrina Jaquet
Ornella Dumartheray
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
2014 Olivier Andrey Sabrina Jaquet Anthony Dumartheray
Thomas Heiniger
Ayla Huser
Sabrina Jaquet
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
2015 Christoph Heiniger Sabrina Jaquet Mathias Bonny
Oliver Schaller
Ayla Huser
Sabrina Jaquet
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
2016 Christian Bösiger Sabrina Jaquet Anthony Dumartheray
Thomas Heiniger
Ayla Huser
Sabrina Jaquet
Anthony Dumartheray
Sabrina Jaquet
2017 [1] Dominik Bütikofer Sabrina Jaquet Anthony Dumartheray
Thomas Heiniger
Ayla Huser
Sabrina Jaquet
Oliver Schaller
Céline Burkart
2018 [2] Christian Kirchmayr Sabrina Jaquet Oliver Schaller
Mathias Bonny
Céline Burkart
Nicole Schaller
Oliver Schaller
Céline Burkart
2019 Tobias Künzi Sabrina Jaquet Florian Schmid
Gilles Tripet
Aline Müller
Jenjira Stadelmann
Oliver Schaller
Céline Burkhart

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