Renee Flavell
Renee Kimberly Flavell (born 28 March 1982 in Auckland) is a badminton player from New Zealand.
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Born | Auckland, New Zealand | 28 March 1982
Career
Renee Flavell took part at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and reached rank 9 in the mixed doubles. At the 2006 Oceania championships she won two bronze medals and one silver medal. Two years later Flavell won two silver medals. In 2007 she triumphed at the Australian Open.
Results
Year | Tournament | Event | Rank | Name |
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2005 | Australian Open | Women's doubles | 2 | Lianne Shirley / Renee Flavell |
2006 | Victorian International | Women's doubles | 1 | Donna Cranston / Renee Flavell |
2006 | Oceania championships | Women's doubles | 3 | Renee Flavell / Donna Cranston |
2006 | Oceania championships | Mixed doubles | 3 | Craig Cooper / Renee Flavell |
2006 | Oceania championships | Women's singles | 2 | Renee Flavell |
2006 | Victorian International | Mixed doubles | 1 | Daniel Shirley / Renee Flavell |
2006 | Australian Open | Mixed doubles | 2 | Renee Flavell / Craig Cooper |
2007 | Victorian International | Women's doubles | 2 | Renee Flavell / Donna Cranston |
2007 | Samoa Future Series | Mixed doubles | 1 | Craig Cooper / Renee Flavell |
2007 | Victorian International | Mixed doubles | 1 | Craig Cooper / Renee Flavell |
2007 | Samoa Future Series | Women's doubles | 2 | Renee Flavell / Michelle Chan |
2007 | Fiji International | Mixed doubles | 1 | Craig Cooper / Renee Flavell |
2007 | Samoa Future Series | Women's singles | 2 | Renee Flavell |
2007 | Fiji International | Women's doubles | 1 | Renee Flavell / Michelle Chan |
2007 | Australian Open | Mixed doubles | 1 | Craig Cooper / Renee Flavell |
2008 | Oceania championships | Mixed doubles | 2 | Craig Cooper / Renee Flavell |
2008 | Oceania championships | Women's doubles | 2 | Renee Flavell / Donna Cranston |
2008 | New Zealand Open | Women's doubles | 3 | Renee Flavell / Rachel Hindley |
2008 | Olympic Games | Mixed doubles | 9 | Craig Cooper / Renee Flavell |
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