Hargiono

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Hargiono (* 1967 ) is a former Indonesian badminton player .

life and career

Hargiono came to the Saarland club TuS Wiebelskirchen from his native Indonesia in the early 1990s , with the club he took part in the European Cup in 2002 . Between 1993 and 1995, the 162 cm tall right-hander won the Badminton Open Saarbrücken in men's singles three times in a row . In 1995 the Indonesian was voted Neunkircher Sportsman of the Year, in 1996 he took second place in the poll. Hargiono has been the Luxembourg national coach since the turn of the millennium.

His sister Lisa Hariati (* 1972) is a three-time Luxembourg badminton champion . Hargiono's children Stefka (* 1995) and Kevin (* 2002) are also badminton players.

Sporting successes

season event discipline space Surname
1993 Badminton Open Saarbrücken Men's singles 1 Hargiono
1993/94 Badminton Bundesliga team 3 Hargiono, Stefan Maus , Uwe Ossenbrink , Jin Chen , Thomas Wurm , Katrin Schmidt , Heike Erler , Annette Geisler
1993/94 Southwest German Badminton Championship Men's singles 1 Hargiono
1994 Badminton Open Saarbrücken Men's singles 1 Hargiono
1994 Hamburg Cup Men's singles 2 Hargiono
1994 Victor Cup Men's singles 3 Hargiono
1994/95 Badminton Bundesliga team 3 Hargiono, Jin Chen , Marek Bujak , Thomas Wurm , Joko Suprianto , Stefan Maus , Heryanto Arbi , Katrin Schmidt , Heike Franke , Annette Geisler
1995 Badminton Open Saarbrücken Men's singles 1 Hargiono
1995/96 Southwest German Badminton Championship Men's singles 1 Hargiono
1995/96 Southwest German Badminton Championship Men's doubles 1 Hargiono / Marek Bujak
1997 Strasbourg International Men's singles 1 Hargiono
1997 Strasbourg International Men's doubles 1 Hargiono / Guntur Hariono
1999/2000 Saarland badminton championship Men's singles 1 Hargiono
1999/2000 Saarland badminton championship Men's doubles 1 Hargiono / Sebastian Ottrembka
2004 Luxembourge Memorial Thierry Theis Men's doubles 3 Hargiono / Handayana Yulinetra

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Badminton Sport (association magazine of the DBV ), November 2002 edition , p. 6.
  2. ^ Badminton European Cup 2002: Group F. In: eintracht-suedring.de , accessed on January 5, 2019.
  3. Athlete, Sportswoman, Team of the Year. In: neunkircher-sportverband.de (accessed on January 5, 2019).
  4. ^ Official Journal of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg of December 19, 2007.
  5. Stefka Hargiono at the Badminton World Federation .
  6. Kevin Hargiono at the World Badminton Federation .