Alison Daysmith’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Badminton player
A.K.A. Alison Ridgway
Is Athlete 
Badminton player 
From Canada 
Type Sports 
Gender female
Birth 1945
Age: 75 years

Alison Daysmith (* 1945, verheiratete Alison Ridgway, später Alison Delf) ist eine kanadische Badmintonspielerin.

Karriere

Alison Daysmith gewann 1963 und 1964 vier Juniorentitel in Kanada gefolgt von Siegen im Dameneinzel bei den Canadian Open und den nationalen Titelkämpfen 1967. 1970 gewann sie, mittlerweile verheiratet als Alison Ridgway, einen weiteren nationalen Titel im Dameneinzel.

Sportliche Erfolge

Saison Veranstaltung Disziplin Platz Name
1963 Kanada: Juniorenmeisterschaften Dameneinzel 1 Alison Daysmith, BC
1964 Kanada: Juniorenmeisterschaften Mixed 1 A. Barloewen / Alison Daysmith, BC
1964 Kanada: Juniorenmeisterschaften Dameneinzel 1 Alison Daysmith, BC
1964 Kanada: Juniorenmeisterschaften Damendoppel 1 Alison Daysmith / G. Thomas, BC
1967 Canadian Open Dameneinzel 1 Alison Daysmith
1967 Kanada: Einzelmeisterschaften Dameneinzel 1 Alison Daysmith
1970 Kanada: Einzelmeisterschaften Dameneinzel 1 Alison Ridgway

Referenzen

  • badmintonquebec.com (Memento vom 25. April 2012 im Internet Archive)
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