Kati Tolmoff
Estonian badminton player (born 1983)
Facts
23 properties- Instance of
- human
- Date of birth
- December 3, 1983
- Place of birth
- Tartu
- Country of citizenship
- Estonia, Soviet Union[6][7]
- Occupation
- badminton player, Olympic competitor
- Educated at
- Tartu Kivilinna School[9]
- Award received
- national champion[10]
- Father
- Mati Tolmoff[5]
- Sibling
- Tiina Tolmoff
- Family name
- Tolmoff[14]
- Handedness
- right-handedness[12]
- Height
- +165
- Mass
- +60
- Name in native language
- Kati Tolmoff
- Participant in
- badminton at the 2008 Summer Olympics – women's singles, badminton at the 2016 Summer Olympics – women's singles, 2001 Badminton World Championships – women's doubles, 2001 Badminton World Championships – women's singles, 2008 Welsh International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 1999 Lithuanian International Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 1999 Lithuanian International Badminton Championships – mixed doubles, 2004 Lithuanian International Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2004 Lithuanian International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2006 Lithuanian International Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2006 Lithuanian International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2015 Finnish International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2009 Le Volant d'Or de Toulouse – women's singles, 2008 Irish Open Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2015 Irish Open Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2000 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2001 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2002 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2003 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2004 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2005 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2006 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2006 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2007 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2008 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2008 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2009 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2009 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2012 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2012 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2014 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2015 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2016 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2001 Estonian Badminton Championships – mixed doubles, 2002 Estonian Badminton Championships – mixed doubles, 2003 Estonian Badminton Championships – mixed doubles, 2012 Estonian Badminton Championships – mixed doubles, 2014 Estonian Badminton Championships – mixed doubles, 2015 Estonian Badminton Championships – mixed doubles, 2015 Estonian Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2002 Iceland International Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2006 Iceland International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2007 Iceland International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2005 Portugal International Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2004 Estonian International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2004 Estonian International Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2005 Estonian International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2006 Estonian International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2007 Estonian International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2015 Estonian International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2001 Estonian Junior Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2002 Estonian Junior Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2007 Turkey International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2007 Cyprus International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2007 Cyprus International Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2008 Croatian International Badminton Championships – women's doubles, 2007 Dutch International Badminton Championships – women's singles, 2006 Slovak International Badminton Championships – women's singles[17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30]
- Playing hand
- right-handedness[16]
- Trained by
- Michael Kjeldsen
🏷️ Also known as
en Kati Tolmoff
fa کتی تولموف
ja カティ・トルモフ
ko 카티 톨모프
zh 卡蒂·托尔莫夫
zh-hant 卡蒂·托爾莫夫
🔖 Identifiers · 13
- BWF bwfbadminton.com player ID
- 11914
- BWF tournamentsoftware.com player ID (archived)
- 579A9C8A-CEFF-4C1E-AA3B-AD8B59D2FC66
- BabelNet ID
- 01854193n
- Badmintoncn.com star ID
- 4090
- ESBL athlete ID
- Kati_Tolmoff
- Flashscore player ID
- tolmoff-kati/OQQEQWRd
- Freebase ID
- /m/07jsg2
- Geni profile ID
- 6000000002373296293
- Olympedia people ID
- 112492
- Olympics.com athlete ID
- kati-tolmoff
- Prabook ID
- 2126323
- Sports-Reference.com Olympic athlete ID (archived)
- to/kati-tolmoff-1
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- The-Sports.org athlete ID
- 16206
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Summary
Kati Tolmoff was born on December 3, 1983[1], in Tartu[2]. She has worked as a badminton player[3] and Olympic competitor[4].
FAQs
Where was Kati Tolmoff born?
Kati Tolmoff was born in Tartu[2].
Who were Kati Tolmoff's parents?
Kati Tolmoff's father was Mati Tolmoff[5].
What did Kati Tolmoff do for work?
Kati Tolmoff worked as a badminton player[3] and Olympic competitor[4].
Where did Kati Tolmoff go to school?
Kati Tolmoff was educated at Tartu Kivilinna School[9].
What awards did Kati Tolmoff receive?
Honors received include national champion[10].