Frédérique Lambert

Frédérique Lambert is a powerhouse in Canadian racquetball, representing her country at twenty international events since making her debut at the 2008 Pan American Championships. Over the years, she has showcased her exceptional talent on the global stage, competing in four Pan American Games. A highlight of her career came at the 2015 Pan American Games, where she played a pivotal role in securing a bronze medal for Team Canada in the women’s team event. Lambert has made her mark at the World Championships as well, standing on the podium four times. Most recently, at the 2022 World Championships, she earned silver in mixed doubles and bronze in women’s doubles. Her outstanding performance at the 2024 World Championships further solidified her reputation, contributing to Team Canada’s overall 3rd place finish in the standings. Additionally, Lambert has claimed six medals at the Pan-American Championships, including three silvers and three bronzes. From 2007 to 2020, Lambert competed on the Ladies Pro Racquetball Tour (LPRT), consistently ranking among the top eight players in singles. For two remarkable seasons, she held the impressive rank of second in the world. At the national level, Lambert has been a dominant force in open competition since 2007, amassing an impressive twenty-two medals at the national championships. Her accolades include six Women’s Open Singles titles and five Women’s Open Doubles titles, showcasing her versatility and skill. Lambert’s success began early as a junior athlete, where she shone brightly on the world stage. She captured two gold medals in singles at the World Juniors, first in 2007 at just fourteen years old and again in 2011 during her final appearance at the event at eighteen. Her journey reflects not only her talent but also her unwavering dedication to the sport of racquetball.