Sarah Le Moigne’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Badminton player
Is Athlete 
Badminton player 
From United Kingdom 
Type Sports 
Gender female
Birth 26 October 1968
Age: 51 years
Star sign Scorpio

Sarah Ann Le Moigne (* 26. Oktober 1968, verheiratete Sarah Garbutt) ist eine für England startende Badmintonspielerin aus Guernsey. Kevin Le Moigne ist ihr Bruder.

Karriere

Sarah Le Moigne startete für Jersey mehrfach erfolgreich bei den Island Games. 1991 und 2003 war sie dort im Damendoppel erfolgreich, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001 und 2011 im Mixed. 1997 und 2000 siegte sie bei den Jersey Open.

Sportliche Erfolge

Saison Veranstaltung Disziplin Platz Partner/in
1991 Island Games Damendoppel 1 Wendy Trebert
1995 Island Games Mixed 1 Mark Leadbeater
1997 Island Games Mixed 1 Mark Leadbeater
1997 Jersey Open Damendoppel 1 Sally Wood
1999 Island Games Mixed 1 Glenn MacFarlane
2000 Jersey Open Dameneinzel 1 –
2000 Jersey Open Damendoppel 1 Kathy Stuart
2001 Island Games Mixed 1 Glenn MacFarlane
2003 Island Games Damendoppel 1 Sally Wood
2011 Island Games Mixed 1 Paul Le Tocq

Referenzen

  • Sarah Le Moigne beim Badminton-Weltverband
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