Tracey Thompson

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Tracey Thompson (* 1963 in Victoria (Gauteng), née Tracey Phillips ) is a South African badminton player . In the late 1990s she moved to the USA.

Career

Tracey Thompson won a total of eight national titles in her home country. In 1992 she became the African champion. In 1995 she won the Botswana International and 1997 the South Africa International. In 1998 she won the Boston Open in her new home . In the following years she was successful several times at the US senior championships.

Sporting successes

season event discipline space Surname
1986 South African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Gussie Phillips / Tracey Thompson
1987 South African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Gussie Phillips / Tracey Thompson
1988 South African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Gussie Phillips / Tracey Thompson
1989 South African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Gussie Phillips / Tracey Thompson
1990 South African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Gussie Phillips / Tracey Thompson
1992 African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Augusta Phillips / Tracey Thompson
1992 South African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Gussie Phillips / Tracey Thompson
1993 South African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Gussie Phillips / Tracey Thompson
1995 Botswana International Ladies doubles 1 Lina Fourie / Tracey Thompson
1997 South Africa International Ladies doubles 1 Lina Fourie / Tracey Thompson
1997 South African Championship Ladies doubles 1 Lina Fourie / Tracey Thompson
1998 Boston Open Ladies singles 1 Tracey Thompson

credentials

personal data
SURNAME Thompson, Tracey
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Phillips, Tracey
BRIEF DESCRIPTION South African badminton player
DATE OF BIRTH 1963
PLACE OF BIRTH Victoria (Gauteng)