Bruce Rollick

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Bruce Irwin Alexander Rollick (born April 11, 1943 in Vancouver , † March 23, 2008 in Palm Desert ) was a Canadian badminton player .

Career

Bruce Rollick won his first title at the 1968 International Championships of Canada in men's singles. It was not until a year later that he won the national championships for the first time with his wife Judi in mixed. In 1972 he won the Canadian title in both doubles and singles. He was on the Thomas Cup team for four seasons . In 1970 he took part in the Commonwealth Games. After his active career he worked as a trainer. He was married to Judi Rollick until his sudden death in 2008 .

successes

season event discipline space Surname
1962 Canada: Junior Championships Men's doubles 1 E. Paterson / B. Rollick, BC
1968 Canada: International Championships Men's singles 1 Bruce Rollick
1969 Canada: Individual Championships Mixed 1 Bruce Rollick / J. Rollick, BC
1970 Canada: Individual Championships Men's singles 1 Bruce Rollick, BC
1971 Canada: Individual Championships Men's singles 1 Bruce Rollick, BC
1972 Canada: Individual Championships Men's singles 1 Bruce Rollick, BC
1972 Canada: Individual Championships Men's doubles 1 R. Paterson / B. Rollick, BC
1975 Canada: Individual Championships Men's singles 1 Bruce Rollick, BC
1976 Canada: Individual Championships Men's singles 1 Bruce Rollick, BC
1977 Canada: Individual Championships Mixed 1 B. Rollick / Mimi Nilsson , BC
1986 Canada: Masters 40 plus Men's doubles 1 B. Rollick / Rolf Paterson
1999 Canada: Masters 55 plus Men's doubles 1 Rolf Paterson / B. Rollick

credentials

personal data
SURNAME Rollick, Bruce
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rollick, Bruce Irwin Alexander
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Canadian badminton player
DATE OF BIRTH April 11, 1943
PLACE OF BIRTH Vancouver
DATE OF DEATH March 23, 2008
Place of death Palm Desert