Alain Ledoux

Belgian table tennis player

Alain Ledoux (9 October 1952 - 16 October 2008) was a Belgian table tennis player who competed in Paralympic Games where he won three bronze medals. He is the father of fellow table tennis player Marc Ledoux.

Paralympic Games

He competed for the first time in the Los Angeles 1984 Paralympics Games where he won a bronze medal. He won another medal four years later in Seoul 1988. He also took part in Barcelona 1992. He competed for the last time in Atlanta 1996 where he won the third bronze medal of his sport career.

He joined Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008 as a personal coach.

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Awards
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Trophy Victor Boin
Winners
  • 1974: Richard De Zutter
  • 1975: Alice Desal-Verhee
  • 1976: Guy Grun
  • 1977: Remi Van Ophem
  • 1978: Philippe Wouters
  • 1979: Mark De Meyer
  • 1980: Achiel Braet
  • 1981: Paul van Winkel
  • 1982: Mark Devos
  • 1983: Jef Devriese
  • 1984: Marie-Line Pollet
  • 1985: Alex Hermans
  • 1986: Mario Dorigo
  • 1987: Alain Ledoux
  • 1988: Hans Pauwels
  • 1989: Claude Van Coillie
  • 1990: Linda Hortz
  • 1991: José Rebordinos
  • 1992: Benny Govaerts
  • 1993: Robert Lorent
  • 1994: Sabrina Bellavia
  • 1995: Sébastien Xhrouet
  • 1996: Steve Orens
  • 1997: Thierry Daubresse
  • 1998: Gino De Keersmaeker
  • 1999: Carine Van Puyvelde
  • 2000: Kurt Vanraefelghem
  • 2001: Marc Ledoux
  • 2002: Belgian Lions (C.A.S. - Herent)
  • 2003: Dirk Boon
  • 2004: Mathieu Loicq
  • 2005: Dimitri Ghion
  • 2006: Koen Adriaenssens
  • 2007: Nico Vergeylen
  • 2008: Jan Boyen
  • 2009: Annick Sevenans
  • 2010: Wim Decleir
  • 2011: Sven Decaesstecker
  • 2012: Michèle George
  • 2013: Joachim Gérard
  • 2014: Marieke Vervoort
  • 2015: Peter Cilissen
  • 2016: Peter Genyn
  • 2017: Christope Hindricq
  • 2018: Eléonor Sana
  • 2019: Barbara Minneci
  • 2020: Johan De Rick
  • 2021: Laurens Devos
  • 2022: Griet Hoet & Anneleen Monsieur
  • 2023: Maxime Hordies
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