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Tournament
1.1
Venue
1.2
Point distribution
2
Medal summary
2.1
Medalists
2.2
Medal table
3
Men's singles
3.1
Seeds
3.2
Finals
3.3
Top half
3.3.1
Section 1
3.3.2
Section 2
3.4
Bottom half
3.4.1
Section 3
3.4.2
Section 4
4
Women's singles
on
4.1
Seeds
4.2
Finals
4.3
Top half
4.3.1
Section 1
4.3.2
Section 2
4.4
Bottom half
4.4.1
Section 3
4.4.2
Section 4
5
Men's doubles
5.1
Seeds
5.2
Finals
5.3
Top half
5.3.1
Section 1
5.3.2
Section 2
5.4
Bottom half
5.4.1
Section 3
5.4.2
Section 4
6
Women's doubles
on
6.1
Seeds
6.2
Finals
6.3
Top half
6.3.1
Section 1
6.3.2
Section 2
6.4
Bottom half
6.4.1
Section 3
6.4.2
Section 4
7
Mixed doubles
7.1
Seeds
7.2
Finals
7.3
Top half
7.3.1
Section 1
7.3.2
Section 2
7.4
Bottom half
7.4.1
Section 3
7.4.2
Section 4
8
References
9
External links
2024 European Badminton Championships
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The 2024 European Badminton Championships was the 30th tournament of the European Badminton Championships. It was held in Saarbrücken, Germany, from 8 to 14 April 2024.[1][2]
Tournament[edit]
The 2024 European Badminton Championships was the 30th edition of the championships. The tournament was organized by the Badminton Europe with the local organizer German Badminton Association and sanctioned by the BWF.[3]
The tournament consisted of men's (singles and doubles), women's (singles and doubles), and mixed doubles.
The tournament was held at the SaarlandhalleinSaarbrücken, Germany.[3]
Point distribution[edit]
Below are the tables with the point distribution for each phase of the tournament based on the BWF points system for the European Badminton Championships, which is equivalent to a Super 500 event.[4]
Winner
|
Runner-up
|
3/4
|
5/8
|
9/16
|
17/32
|
33/64
|
9,200 |
7,800 |
6,420 |
5,040 |
3,600 |
2,220 |
880
|
Medal summary[edit]
Medalists[edit]
Medal table[edit]
* Host nation (Germany)
Men's singles[edit]
Anders Antonsen (champion)
Christo Popov (second round)
Toma Junior Popov (final)
Rasmus Gemke (quarter-finals)
Magnus Johannesen (third round)
Nhat Nguyen (third round)
Julien Carraggi (third round)
Top half[edit]
Section 1[edit]
Section 2[edit]
Bottom half[edit]
Section 3[edit]
Section 4[edit]
Women's singles[edit]
Mia Blichfeldt (third round)
Line Kjærsfeldt (quarter-finals)
Kirsty Gilmour (final)
Yvonne Li (withdrew)
Line Christophersen (quarter-finals)
Neslihan Arın (semi-finals)
Julie Dawall Jakobsen (semi-finals)
Top half[edit]
Section 1[edit]
Section 2[edit]
Bottom half[edit]
Section 3[edit]
Section 4[edit]
Men's doubles[edit]
Rasmus Kjær / Frederik Søgaard (semi-finals)
Ben Lane / Sean Vendy (semi-finals)
Mark Lamsfuß / Marvin Seidel (withdrew)
Alexander Dunn / Adam Hall (quarter-finals)
Lucas Corvée / Ronan Labar (first round)
Daniel Lundgaard / Mads Vestergaard (second round)
Christo Popov / Toma Junior Popov (second round)
Top half[edit]
Section 1[edit]
Section 2[edit]
Bottom half[edit]
Section 3[edit]
Section 4[edit]
Women's doubles[edit]
Margot Lambert / Anne Tran (champions)
Gabriela Stoeva / Stefani Stoeva (final)
Debora Jille / Cheryl Seinen (semi-finals)
Linda Efler / Isabel Lohau (quarter-finals)
Julie Macpherson / Ciara Torrance (quarter-finals)
Moa Sjöö / Tilda Sjöö (quarter-finals)
Bengisu Erçetin / Nazlıcan İnci (semi-finals)
Top half[edit]
Section 1[edit]
Section 2[edit]
Bottom half[edit]
Section 3[edit]
Section 4[edit]
Mixed doubles[edit]
Thom Gicquel / Delphine Delrue (champions)
Robin Tabeling / Selena Piek (semi-finals)
Mathias Thyrri / Amalie Magelund (semi-finals)
Marcus Ellis / Lauren Smith (quarter-finals)
Mark Lamsfuß / Isabel Lohau (withdrew)
Mads Vestergaard / Christine Busch (first round)
Gregory Mairs / Jenny Mairs (first round)
Top half[edit]
Section 1[edit]
Section 2[edit]
Bottom half[edit]
Section 3[edit]
Section 4[edit]
References[edit]
^ a b "Prospectus 2024 European Championships". Badminton Europe. Retrieved 6 April 2024.
^ "World Ranking System" (PDF). Badminton World Federation. Retrieved 24 November 2020.
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