Nina Gorodetzky

Nina Gorodetzky
Parabadminton

Personal information

Type of disability (class):

WH1

Nationality:

Israel

Birthday:

March 2, 1981

Medals

Badminton World Cup for the Disabled
	Thailand 2007 Bangkok	Doubles (WH1 / 2)
	Guatemala 2011 Guatemala City	Mixed (WH1-WH2)
European Badminton Championship for the disabled
	Germany 2008 Dortmund	Single (WH1)
	Germany 2012 Dortmund	Single (WH1)
	Germany 2012 Dortmund	Mixed (WH1)
	Spain 2014 Murcia	Single (WH1)
	Spain 2014 Murcia	Doubles (WH1 / 2)
	Netherlands 2016 Beek	Single (WH1)
	France 2018 Rodez	Mixed (WH1 / 2)

last change: 2020-02-18

Nina Gorodetzky (born March 2, 1981 ) is an Israeli badminton player . She starts in Parabadminton in the starting class WH1 in singles, doubles and mixed and is preparing for participation in the 2020 Summer Paralympics in Tokyo .

Athletic career

Nina Gorodetzky played tennis in her youth. She started swimming after a car accident, but another back injury forced her to give up the sport. She then turned to parabadminton .

At the Badminton World Championship for the disabled in Bangkok in 2007 , she won silver in doubles with Elke Rongen . At the European Championships in Dortmund in 2008 she was individual European champion. In 2011 in Guatemala City she won bronze in mixed with Shimon Shalom . At the EM 2012 in Dortmund she won bronze in singles after losing to Karin Suter-Erath in the semi-final . In mixed she was also defeated in the semifinals with her partner Schalom Kalvanski to the duo Thomas Wandschneider and Suter-Erath. In 2014 at the EM in Murcia she was eliminated in the semifinals against Valeska Knoblauch . In doubles with Lilia Prokofewa , she is also defeated in the semifinals to Sonja Häsler and Karin Suter-Erath. Also at the EM in Beek 2016 Goretzky was eliminated in the individual semi-finals against Valeska Knoblauch.

The European Badminton Championships for the disabled in Rodez in 2018 brought Gorodetzky and her partner Amir Levi gold in mixed, with a three-set victory over the Russian Konstantin Afinogenow and his Turkish partner Emine Seçkin .

Web links

European Para-Badminton Towards Tokyo 2020 - Nina Gorodetzky , player profile on the YouTube channel Badminton Europe (English, 2:29)

Individual evidence

↑ Hugo Moussou: Nina Gorodetzky ready for challenges. In: badmintoneurope.com. September 28, 2018, accessed February 18, 2020 .
↑ ^a ^b Your sport statistics, one place. In: bwfpara.tournamentsoftware.com. Retrieved February 18, 2020 .

personal data
SURNAME	Gorodetzky, Nina
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Israeli badminton player
DATE OF BIRTH	March 2, 1981

[1] Hugo Moussou: Nina Gorodetzky ready for challenges. In: badmintoneurope.com. September 28, 2018, accessed February 18, 2020 .

[Tournamentsoftware_BWF-2] Your sport statistics, one place. In: bwfpara.tournamentsoftware.com. Retrieved February 18, 2020 .