1977 IBF World Championships

The 1st IBF World Championships were held in Malmö, Sweden in 1977.

Contents 1 Medalists 2 Results 2.1 Men's singles 2.2 Women's singles 2.3 Men's doubles 2.4 Women's doubles 2.5 Mixed doubles 3 Medal account 4 External links

Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's singles	Flemming Delfs	Svend Pri	Iie Sumirat
			Thomas Kihlström
Women's singles	Lene Køppen	Gillian Gilks	Hiroe Yuki
			Margaret Lockwood
Men's doubles	Tjun Tjun Johan Wahjudi	Christian Hadinata Ade Chandra	Bengt Fröman Thomas Kihlström
			Ray Stevens Mike Tredgett
Women's doubles	Etsuko Toganoo Emiko Ueno	Joke van Beusekom Marjan Ridder	Margaret Lockwood Nora Perry
			Inge Borgstrøm Pia Nielsen
Mixed doubles	Steen Skovgaard Lene Køppen	Derek Talbot Gillian Gilks	Mike Tredgett Nora Perry
			Billy Gilliland Joanne Flockhart

Results

Men's singles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Thomas Kihlström		15	15
	Elo Hansen		5	1
								Thomas Kihlström		6	6
								Svend Pri		15	15
	Svend Pri		15	15
	Hadiyanto		2	10
															Svend Pri		5	6
															Flemming Delfs		15	15
	Prakash Padukone		6	15	11
	Iie Sumirat		15	10	15
								Iie Sumirat		1	17
								Flemming Delfs		15	18
	Sture Johnsson		6	10
	Flemming Delfs		15	15

Women's singles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Saori Kondō		12	5	3
	Lene Køppen		10	11	11
								Lene Køppen		11	11
								Margaret Lockwood		6	1
	Margaret Lockwood		11	11
	Atsuko Tokuda		6	1
															Lene Køppen		12	12
															Gillian Gilks		9	11
	Wendy Clarkson		5	9
	Hiroe Yuki		11	12
								Hiroe Yuki		4	7
								Gillian Gilks		11	11
	Emiko Ueno		2	7
	Gillian Gilks		11	11

Men's doubles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	David Eddy   Eddy Sutton		14	5
	Tjun Tjun   Johan Wahjudi		15	15
								Tjun Tjun   Johan Wahjudi		15	15
								Bengt Fröman   Thomas Kihlström		7	11
	Pat Tryon   Ian Johnson		2	8
	Bengt Fröman   Thomas Kihlström		15	15
															Tjun Tjun   Johan Wahjudi		15	15
															Christian Hadinata   Ade Chandra		6	4
	Christian Hadinata   Ade Chandra		15	15
	Kinji Zeniya   Masao Tsuchida		4	11
								Christian Hadinata   Ade Chandra		15	15
								Ray Stevens   Mike Tredgett		8	10
	Ray Stevens   Mike Tredgett		15	15
	Flemming Delfs   Steen Skovgaard		10	6

Women's doubles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Sri Wiyanti   Imelda Wiguna		7	8
	Etsuko Toganoo   Emiko Ueno		15	15
								Etsuko Toganoo   Emiko Ueno		15	15	15
								Inge Borgstrøm   Pia Nielsen		8	17	8
	Joanne Flockhart   Christine Stewart		5	4
	Inge Borgstrøm   Pia Nielsen		15	15
															Etsuko Toganoo   Emiko Ueno		15	15
															Joke van Beusekom   Marjan Ridder		10	11
	Joke van Beusekom   Marjan Ridder		17	18
	Theresia Widiastuty   Regina Masli		14	15
								Joke van Beusekom   Marjan Ridder		4	15	15
								Margaret Lockwood   Nora Perry		15	6	8
	Margaret Lockwood   Nora Perry		15	15
	Atsuko Tokuda   Mikiko Takada		9	7

Mixed doubles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Lucio Fabris   Wendy Clarkson		8	6
	Steen Skovgaard   Lene Køppen		15	15
								Steen Skovgaard   Lene Køppen		17	15
								Mike Tredgett   Nora Perry		15	10
	Elo Hansen   Joke van Beusekom		7	9
	Mike Tredgett   Nora Perry		15	15
															Steen Skovgaard   Lene Køppen		15	18
															Derek Talbot   Gillian Gilks		12	17
	Billy Gilliland   Joanne Flockhart		18	15
	Roland Maywald   Brigitte Steden		14	9
								Billy Gilliland   Joanne Flockhart		17	6
								Derek Talbot   Gillian Gilks		18	15
	Derek Talbot   Gillian Gilks

Medal account

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Denmark	3	1	1	5
2	Indonesia	1	1	1	3
3	Japan	1	0	1	2
4	England	0	2	4	6
5	Netherlands	0	1	0	1
6	Sweden	0	0	2	2
7	Scotland	0	0	1	1

External links

• Straits Times
• Badminton.de: Men's singles draw

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