9 months ago
Leon Griffiths Wins Doubles at Racketlon Open
Leon Griffiths, a top player from England, won two doubles titles at the International Racketlon Open.
He and his partner from Denmark won the men's doubles by a small margin, even though they lost in table tennis and squash.
Later, Leon teamed up with a player from the USA to win the mixed doubles.
He is also expected to do well in the men's singles on the final day.
Other players from different countries also won titles in their categories.
Leon Griffiths won both the men's doubles and mixed doubles at the International Racketlon Open.
Griffiths and his Danish partner Malte Thyrogod won by a narrow margin against opponents from the Netherlands and Germany.
They excelled in badminton and tennis but lost in table tennis and squash.
Griffiths later won the mixed doubles with USA's Stephanie Cheung.
Other winners include Kaushal Cheema and Ravi Kurimilla in the men's doubles Over 60, and Svetlana Kasilova in the women's singles Over-40.
- Who
- Leon Griffiths, Malte Thyrogod, Stephanie Cheung, and other participants
- What
- International Racketlon Open tournament
- Where
- Willingdon Sports Club
- When
- Saturday (second day) and Sunday (concluding day)
- Why
- To compete in various racket sports including badminton, tennis, table tennis, and squash
Key facts
- Event
- International Racketlon Open
- Location
- Willingdon Sports Club
- Men's Doubles Winners
- Kaushal Cheema and Ravi Kurimilla (Over 60)
- Mixed Doubles Winners
- Leon Griffiths (UK) and Stephanie Chung (USA)
- Women's Singles Winner (Over-40)
- Svetlana Kasilova (Russia)
Quotes
Leon Griffiths
World champion Leon Griffiths of Great Britain
“Tired, but elated”
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