Scott Evans (badminton player)
- Scott Evans (badminton player)
Scott Evans (born September 26, 1987) is an Irish professional badminton player. As of 2006 he is the highest ranked Irish player and gained himself a scholarship by the Olympic Council of Ireland to focus on the 2008 Summer Olympics. [ [http://www.leinsterbadminton.com/Home/tabid/222/ctl/Details/mid/764/ItemID/13/Default.aspx Young badminton star wins Beijing Olympic scholarship] ] .
He won the Irish National Badminton Championships in 2005, 2007 and 2008.
He attended Wesley College Dublin
Career highlights
*2008 - Scott Evans secures qualification to 2008 Summer Olympics [ [http://www.leinsterbadminton.com/Home/tabid/222/ctl/Details/mid/764/ItemID/302/language/en-IE/Default.aspx Its official Ireland’s Scott Evans & Chloe Magee have qualified for the Beijing Olympics this summer...] ]
*2006 - Southern PanAm International: Men's singles (semi final)
*2006 - Portuguese International: Men's doubles (quarter final)
*2005 - Hungarian International: Men's singles (runner up)
*2002 - Helexpo Thessaloniki World Grand Prix: Men's doubles (quarter final)
*2004 - Welsh International: Men's singles (quarter final)
*2004 - Italian International: Men's doubles (runner up)
*2004 - Cyprus International: Men's singles (quarter final)
*2004 - Cyprus International: Men's doubles (runner up)
*2004 - Victor Lithuanian International: Men's doubles (runner up)
*2003 - Italian International: Mixed doubles (quarter final)
*2002 - Irish International: Men's doubles (quarter final)
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