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Frédérique Lambert

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Frédérique Lambert is a Canadian racquetball player, born on March 27, 1992, in Montreal, Quebec. She is the current Canadian champion in women's singles and women's doubles and has won 13 Canadian Championships, seven in singles and six in doubles. She has been a member of the Canadian national team since 2008 and has won several medals in international competition, including a silver medal in mixed doubles at the 2022 World Championships. Lambert was the number two ranked player on the Ladies Professional Racquetball Tour in 2016-17 and again in 2017-18. As a junior she was the International Racquetball Federation world junior champion in girls under 14 in 2007 and in girls under 18 in 2011, when she beat Bolivian Maria Jose Vargas in the final, and she was a Canadian junior champion 11 times.

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Birth Year
1992 1
Gender
Female 1
Medals or Titles Band
5+ 1
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Competition Category
Individual 1
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is a Canadian racquetball player
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1. Frédérique Lambert (Wikipedia)
  • Lead, birth date
    Frédérique T. Lambert (born March 27, 1992)
  • Lead, pronoun
    She has been a member of the Canadian National Team since 2008
  • Lead, titles
    and has won 13 Canadian Championships
  • Lead, events
    Lambert is the current Canadian Champion in Women's Singles and Women's Doubles
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    is a Canadian racquetball player
  • Competed In: Racquetball World Championships, Article, international results
    a silver medal in Mixed Doubles at the 2022 World Champion
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