Rasmus Wengberg

Rasmus Wengberg (born December 2, 1974 in Västra Ingelstad ) is a Swedish badminton player .

Career

Rasmus Wengberg took part in the men's singles at the 2000 Olympics. He lost in round two and was 17th in the final. At the European Championships in 2002 he won bronze in the men's singles.

Sporting successes

season	event	discipline	space	Surname
1990/1991	Sweden: Individual Championship U17	Men's singles	1	Rasmus Wengberg (LUGI)
1992/1993	Sweden: Individual Championship U19	Men's doubles	1	Martin Hagberg / Rasmus Wengberg (Collegium / LUGI)
1993	Junior European Championship	Men's singles	2	Rasmus Wengberg
1993	Junior European Championship	Men's doubles	3	Daniel Eriksson / Rasmus Wengberg
1994/1995	Sweden: Individual Championship U22	Men's singles	1	Rasmus Wengberg (IFK Umeå)
1996	Iceland International	Men's singles	1	Rasmus Wengberg
1997	Peru International	Men's doubles	1	Rasmus Wengberg / Iain Sydie
1997	Peru International	Men's singles	1	Rasmus Wengberg
1999	Iceland International	Men's singles	1	Rasmus Wengberg
1999	Sweden: International Championships	Men's singles	2	Rasmus Wengberg
2000	Olympia	Men's singles	17th	Rasmus Wengberg
2000	Swedish Open	Men's singles	1	Rasmus Wengberg
2001/2002	German team championship	team	2	VfB Friedrichshafen (Henrik Bengtsson, Tomas Johansson, Ingo Kindervater , Lars Paaske , Michael Pongratz , Björn Siegemund , Peter Weinert , Rasmus Wengberg, Xu Huaiwen , Bettina Mayer , Nicol Pitro , Claudia Vogelgsang )
2002	European Championship	Men's singles	3	Rasmus Wengberg
2002/2003	Sweden: Individual Championship	Men's singles	1	Rasmus Wengberg (IFK Umeå)
2005	Swedish International Stockholm	Men's singles	2	Rasmus Wengberg

credentials

• Rasmus Wengberg in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )