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Participant

NameHannah Elizabeth Brennan
ContingentTeam Nova Scotia
HometownAntigonish
TypeAthlete
SportBadminton

 

Results

Double Female
Team: Brennan/Vanderweit
Final position: 9
11Saturday, February 24, 200714:00Canada Games Centre
22Saturday, February 24, 200714:00Canada Games Centre
Double Mix
Team: Brennan/Brennan
Final position: 9
43Saturday, February 24, 200716:00Canada Games Centre
54Saturday, February 24, 200716:00Canada Games Centre
Team competition Mix
Team: Nova Scotia
Final position: 7
1-8Tuesday, February 27, 200709:00Canada Games Centre
8-9Tuesday, February 27, 200719:00Canada Games Centre
2A-1BWednesday, February 28, 200709:00Canada Games Centre
2A-1DWednesday, February 28, 200714:00Canada Games Centre
2A-2CThursday, March 01, 200709:00Canada Games Centre
R2 (4A-3B)Thursday, March 01, 200713:00Canada Games Centre
Losers R1-R2Friday, March 02, 200709:00Canada Games Centre

 

Biography

Age16
Height (ft, inches)5'10"
Weight (lb)135
Language(s) spokenenglish, french
Years I have participated in my sport
4
Club or School TeamAntigonish Badminton Association
CoachRobert Proctor
Position/Event/Sportathlete/singles, doubles, mixed/badminton
Other recent athletic or artistic accomplishments
-2006 Provincial High School Volleyball Champions
-Antigonish Jr. RR Badminton Tournament - Triple Crown Winner
- The Scott Open (senior atlantic badminton)- consolation winner (mixed), semi-finalist (singles)
My goals for the 2007 Canada Winter Games
I would like to represent Nova Scotia well by playing my personal best.
My personal role model
Fernando Gonzalez, a professional tennis player, is my personal role model. He is great at what he does and is usually considered the "underdog" during a match. This never stops him, however, and he plays with all his heart. He will give it everything he has and run down any ball given to him.
Other information that could be of interest to the media
I first started playing badminton only because my three other siblings played and I felt left out. They told me to join, which I did in Grade 8. We all ended up making the Canada Games team until the last cut, which was really quite amazing, and made for fun training.