Badminton Hall of Fame

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The Badminton Hall of Fame honors players who have shown exceptional skill at badminton, all-time great coaches and referees, and other major contributors to the game.

There is also a USA Badminton Hall of Fame [1] and a Badminton Canada's Hall of Fame.[2]

Members

The inaugural members 1996 were Colonel S S C Dolby Apd, Sir George Alan Thomas, Betty Uber and Herbert Scheele. From 1996 to 2009 60 persons were elected to the Badminton Hall of Fame.

Name Nationality Inducted in
S.S.C Dolby  England 1996
George Alan Thomas  England 1996
Betty Uber  England 1996
Herbert Scheele  England 1996
Tonny Ahm  Denmark 1997
Frank Devlin  Ireland 1997
David G. Freeman  United States 1997
Rudy Hartono Kurniawan  Indonesia 1997
Erland Kops  Denmark 1997
John McCallum  Ireland 1997
Stellan Mohlin  Sweden 1997
Ralph Nichols  England 1997
Craig Reedie  Scotland 1997
Eddy Choong  Malaysia 1997
Judy Hashman  United States/ England 1997
Dick Sudirman  Indonesia 1997
Finn Kobberø  Denmark 1997
David E. L. Choong  Malaysia 1998
Han Aiping  China 1998
Jørgen Hammergaard Hansen  Denmark 1998
Morten Frost Hansen  Denmark 1998
Lene Køppen  Denmark 1998
Li Lingwei  China 1998
Meriel Lucas  England 1998
Ng Boon Bee  Malaysia 1998
Ong Poh Lim  Malaysia/ Singapore 1998
Tan Yee Khan  Malaysia 1998
Gillian Gilks  England 1999
Nora Perry  England 1999
Ulla Strand  Denmark 1999
Margaret Tragett  England 1999
Margaret Varner Bloss  United States 1999
Wong Peng Soon  Malaysia/ Singapore 1999
Kirsten Thorndahl  Denmark 2000
Charoen Wattanasin  Thailand 2000
Park Joo-bong  South Korea 2001
Christian Hadinata  Indonesia 2001
Chen Yuniang  China 2002
Hou Jiachang  China 2002
Kim Moon-soo  South Korea 2002
Liem Swie King  Indonesia 2002
Tang Xianhu  China 2002
Hiroe Yuki  Japan 2002
Chung Myung-hee  South Korea 2003
Chung So-young  South Korea 2003
Susi Susanti  Indonesia 2004
Ge Fei  China 2008
Gu Jun  China 2008
Lü Shengrong (吕圣荣)  China 2008
Thomas Lund  Denmark 2008
Ethel Thomson  England 2008
Ye Zhaoying  China 2009
Susan Whetnall  England 2009
Kim Dong-moon  South Korea 2009
Ra Kyung-min  South Korea 2009
Gil Young-ah  South Korea 2009
Tjun Tjun  Indonesia 2009
Johan Wahjudi  Indonesia 2009
Ricky Subagja  Indonesia 2009
Rexy Mainaky  Indonesia 2009
Li Yongbo  China 2011
Tian Bingyi  China 2011
Gao Ling  China 2011
Zhang Jun  China 2011
Huang Sui  China 2011
Ha Tae-Kwon  South Korea 2012
Gong Zhichao  China 2012

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