Oly: Surprise sixth team member selected to play badminton

From: AAP Sports News (Australia) | Date: July 23, 2008 | Copyright information


AAP Sports News (Australia)

07-23-2008

Oly: Surprise sixth team member selected to play badminton

MELBOURNE, July 23 AAP - Australia's top badminton singles player has been given a
second chance at living out her Olympic dream.

Erin Carroll originally missed out on selection for the Beijing Games, based on world
rankings, when the team was announced in May.

But following a reallocation of places by the Badminton World Federati...

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