DALGLEISH and LEGGETT take titles at Scottish National Championships

Colin DALGLEISH and Faye LEGGETT claimed the singles titles at the Scottish National Championships.

DALGLEISH secured the men’s singles crown after defeating Gavin RUMGAY in the final. On his way to the title, he advanced past Calum MORRISON, while RUMGAY booked his place in the final with a win over Martin JOHNSON.

In the women’s singles, LEGGETT emerged victorious, overcoming Rebecca PLAISTOW in the final. The bronze medals were claimed by Kiishi ADEKOLA and Paula CALLAGHAN.

DALGLEISH added a second gold medal in men’s doubles, partnering MORRISON to take the title. In the women’s doubles, PLAISTOW and Lara STIRLING claimed gold, while the mixed doubles crown went to MORRISON and Alisa KHALID.

Scotland

Men’s Singles

  • Champion: Colin DALGLEISH
  • Runner-up: Gavin RUMGAY
  • 3rd Place: Martin JOHNSON
  • 3rd Place: Calum MORRISON

Women’s Singles

  • Champion: Faye LEGGETT
  • Runner-up: Rebecca PLAISTOW
  • 3rd Place: Kiishi ADEKOLA
  • 3rd Place: Paula CALLAGHAN

Men’s Doubles

  • Champions: Colin DALGLEISH / Calum MORRISON
  • Runners-up: Danny BAJWA / Martin JOHNSON
  • 3rd Place: Ben HART / Joe MULHERN
  • 3rd Place: Christopher MAIN / Niall CAMERON

Women’s Doubles

  • Champions: Rebecca PLAISTOW / Lara STIRLING
  • Runners-up: Kiishi ADEKOLA / Maja WOJCICKA
  • 3rd Place: Alexandra HART / Megan MULHERN
  • 3rd Place: Faye LEGGETT / Holly MCNAMARA

Mixed Doubles

  • Champions: Calum MORRISON / Alisa KHALID
  • Runners-up: Christopher MAIN / Holly MCNAMARA
  • 3rd Place: Crawford / Lara STIRLING
  • 3rd Place: Danny BAJWA / Paula CALLAGHAN

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