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Myriam Berthé

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Myriam Berthé
Rayuwa
Haihuwa 21 Oktoba 1967 (57 shekaru)
Sana'a
Sana'a tennis player (en) Fassara
Tennis
 

Myriam Berthé (an haife shi 21 ga Oktoba 1967) tsohon ɗan wasan tennis ne ƙwararren ɗan ƙasar Senegal. [1]

'Yar asalin Dakar, Berthé diyar kocin kasar Cheikh Berthé ce kuma tana da 'yan'uwa da 'yan uwa da yawa suna wakiltar Senegal a duniya.[2] Ta kasance zakara sau uku a karama na Afirka kuma ta ji dadin samun nasara a wasannin All-African Games . [3] A shekarar 1993 ta wakilci Senegal a gasar cin kofin tarayya da Norway da Belgium. [4]

Berthé 'yar wasa ce ta lashe gasar NJCAA na Kwalejin Midland, Texas, inda aka ɗauke ta a kan shawarar tsofaffin tsofaffi kuma tsohon wakilin Kofin Davis na Moroccan Mohammed Ridaoui . A cikin lokacin 1990–91 ta lashe Gasar Cin Kofin Yankin ITCA, Gasar Kananan Kwaleji ta Kasa da Gasar Kananan Kwaleji ta Kasa.lokaci guda a cikin NCAA Division I tare da Jami'ar Pepperdine, kafin ta koma Jami'ar Jihar Kennesaw a Jojiya kuma ta zama ɗan wasan Kennesaw na farko da ya sami karramawa na Amurkawa duka. [5]

A shekara ta 2004, Berthé ta sami hukuncin ɗaurin shekara biyu a gidan yari saboda yin zamba a kan wata mata da ta mutu kwanan nan mazaunin Boca Raton, wadda ta yi zama da ita na ɗan lokaci. An same ta da laifin manyan sata, makircin zamba, cin zarafin tsofaffi da kuma satar bayanan sirri. Bayan zaman gidan yari ta fuskanci kora.

  1. Scott, Timothy (18 May 1991). "Top Lady Netter Adjusting". Tyler Morning Telegraph.
  2. Diakité, JM (20 March 2007). "Sénégal: Décès de Cheikh Berthé, pionnier du tennis dans le pays - On l'appelait " camarade "". Le Soleil (in French). AllAfrica.CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)
  3. Keita, CF (25 February 2003). "Sénégal: Tennis sénégalais : début d'une longue traversée du désert ?". Le Soleil (in French). AllAfrica.CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)
  4. "Senegal". www.billiejeankingcup.com. Archived from the original on 2022-08-30. Retrieved 2024-03-28.
  5. Giles, Bob (30 October 1997). "Kennesaw State continues to rule in cross country". The Atlanta Constitution.