Deletion of Brittany Teei

Comment: per #Generally acceptable standards #1 based on her qualification for and participating in Cook Islands at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.  does not discount someone for representing a small country. Given the number and size of the participating countries for Tennis at the 2010 Commonwealth Games#Participating nations this easily qualifies as a "major international amateur or professional competition at the highest level
Stance: keep
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Comment: She was profiled http://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/sport/4182494/Comeback-trail-leads-to-Delhi here.  Essentially, injury put her out of tennis for some time.  However, at this point, she doe not have the coverage to meet , and her tennis career is insufficient to meet .  She has no world ranking, and has never won a tournament of sufficient note, or been in the main draw of a major tournament
Stance: delete
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Comment: I don't see how the Commonwealth Games would confer notability even in other sports. There is a discrepancy at , which I've just noted on its talk page, but although badminton players are presumed to be notable if they participate in the CG, for gymnastics and triathlon, competitors need to win a medal. Hence, the whole Commonwealth Games argument falls down
Stance: comment
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