Kasperi Salo
Kasperi Salo (born October 3, 1979 in Kerava ) is a Finnish badminton player .
Career
Kasperi Salo took part in the 2004 Olympics in men's singles. He lost his first match and was 17th in the final. In his native Finland, he won three national titles. He won the Norwegian International in 2002, the Finnish International in 2002 and 2003.
Sporting successes
season | event | discipline | space | Surname |
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1996 | Finland: Junior Individual Championships | Men's doubles | 1 | Kasperi Salo / Antti Koljonen |
1997 | Finland: Junior Individual Championships | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo |
1998 | Finland: Junior Individual Championships | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo |
2000 | Finland: individual championships | Mixed | 1 | Kasperi Salo / Anu Weckström |
2000/2001 | Sweden: Individual Championship U22 | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo (Uppsala KFUM) |
2002 | Norwegian International | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo |
2002 | Finnish International | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo |
2002 | Finland: individual championships | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo |
2002/2003 | EBU Circuit | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo |
2003 | Finnish International | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo |
2004 | Finland: individual championships | Men's singles | 1 | Kasperi Salo |
2004 | Olympia | Men's singles | 17th | Kasperi Salo |
2004/2005 | German team championship | team | 2 | SG EBT Berlin ( Xuan Chuan , Robert Blair , Conrad Hückstedt , Kasperi Salo, Christian Haustveit , Tim Dettmann , Fabian Zilm , Nicole Grether , Joanne Nicholas-Wright ) |
2005/2006 | German team championship | team | 2 | SG EBT Berlin (Xuan Chuan, Robert Blair, Tim Dettmann, Fredrik Bergström , Conrad Hückstedt, Kasperi Salo, Nicole Grether, Juliane Schenk) |
Web links
- Kasperi Salo in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Salo, Kasperi |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Finnish badminton player |
DATE OF BIRTH | 3rd October 1979 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Kerava , Uusimaa, Finland |