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Frederick Ted Elliot

Category

Athlete

Sport

Badminton

Hometown

Saint John

Year Inducted

1983

Sport Ambassador

athlete

Frederick "Ted" Elliot (D)

HONOURED MEMBER

Biography

Ted Elliot was the man who single-handedly established New Brunswick’s interscholastic badminton championships.In addition, he served his sport in an executive capacity at the provincial, regional and national levels for 25 years or more.But, it is Ted Elliot the athlete we now honour.His golden years of tournament play were from 1932 to 1961.His absence from competition due to war service kept his championship total down to a truly remarkable 15 Maritime titles – 2 in single, 11 in doubles, and 2 in mixed doubles. In 1956 he was made an honorary life vice-president of the Canadian Badminton Association for his administrative service; tonight, however, we focus on his outstanding achievements as a competitor. Enrolled in the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame, June 4th, 1983.

Quick Facts

  • Won 15 Maritime championships (two singles, 11 doubles, two mixed) from 1948-1963 

  • Worked 25 years as an administrator for the Maritime Badminton Association 

  • Served as vice-president of the Canadian Badminton Association in 1953-54 before becoming president from 1955-1956 

  • Served seven years as president of the NB Badminton Association

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