Jie Schöpp

Jie Schöpp
Jie Schöpp during photo shoots as part of the 2012 Olympic outfit in Mainz
Nation:	Germany
Date of birth:	January 25, 1968
Place of birth:	Baoding
Best world ranking :	13 (late 1994)
Best continental ranking:	1 (1994)

Jie Schöpp (birth name Shi Jie ; born January 25, 1968 in Baoding , China ) is a German table tennis player and trainer.

Career

Schöpp comes from a family of academics; her mother studied chemistry, her father pharmacy. Her grandfather, who was a doctor, lost his life before the Cultural Revolution due to the "political turmoil" in China. From 1975 to 1980 she attended elementary school in Baoding . From 1980 to 1989 the defender was a professional table tennis player in the sports boarding school and did a two-year training as a coach. Since she was not used as a professional in China, she emigrated to Germany.

In 1989 she came to FC Langweid , where she worked as a player-coach. In 1991 she moved to the association Spvg Steinhagen , where she was rarely used due to the foreigner regulation, because Geng Lijuan occupied the foreigner place here . When Steinhagen withdrew the teams, Schöpp went to FC Langweid in 1994 and to SV Winterwerb in the 2nd BL in 1996 . In 1990 she married the youth coach Karl Schöpp. Schöpp has been a member of the German national table tennis team since 1992, for which she played 107 international matches. She received German citizenship on January 29, 1993. In the same year she became German individual champion. She managed a 21-0 win in the second set against Nina Wolf. In 1994 she defended her title. That year she was also first in the European rankings. At three European championships from 1994 to 1998 she won all 26 games in team competitions. Schöpp was the first native of China to play for Germany.

Since July 2008 Jie Schöpp has been a full-time trainer for the Rhineland Table Tennis Association . Since 2010 she has been a trainer in the boarding school of the German Table Tennis Center in Düsseldorf . For the 2011/2012 season she returned to the Bundesliga as a player for the DJK TuS Essen-Holsterhausen . In February 2012 she succeeded Jörg Bitzigeio as the trainer of the German women's national team and was therefore no longer eligible to compete in the Bundesliga. She has been competing for the second division WRW Kleve since the 2012/2013 season .

In September 2016, Jie Schöpp was voted Trainer of the Year 2015/2016 by the Association of German Table Tennis Trainers (VDTT).

societies

• 1989–1991 TTC Langweid
• 1991–1994 Spvg Steinhagen
• 1994–1996 TTC Langweid | FC Langweid
• 1996–1999 SV winter advertising
• 1999-2004 FSV Kroppach
• 2004-2006 Postas Budapest
• 2007-2008 USO Mondeville
• 2008-2009 CTM Mirandela
• 2009–2011 SC Poppenbüttel
• 2011–2012 DJK TuS Essen-Holsterhausen
• since 2012 white-red-white Kleve

successes

• European champion with the team in 1996 and 1998
• World championship third with the team in 1997
• European championship third, women's singles 1994 , 1996 and 2000
• Europe TOP-12 winner 1994 and 2003
• 2nd place German Open women's singles 2001
• Winner of the women's JOOLA European League in 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000

Results from the ITTF database

Association	event	year	place	country	singles	Double	Mixed	team
GER	European Championship	2000	Bremen	GER	Semifinals		Semifinals	2
GER	European Championship	1998	Eindhoven	NED	Quarter finals			1
GER	European Championship	1996	Bratislava	SVK	Semifinals			1
GER	European Championship	1994	Birmingham	CLOSELY	Semifinals			2
GER	EURO TOP12	2006	Copenhagen	THE	9th place
GER	EURO TOP12	2005	Rennes	FRA	5th place
GER	EURO TOP12	2004	Frankfurt	GER	silver
GER	EURO TOP12	2003	Saarbrücken	GER	gold
GER	EURO TOP12	2002	Rotterdam	NED	5
GER	EURO TOP12	2001	catfish	AUT	9
GER	EURO TOP12	2000	Alassio	ITA	3
GER	EURO TOP12	1999	Split	HRV	7th
GER	EURO TOP12	1998	Halmstad	SWE	5
GER	EURO TOP12	1997	Eindhoven	NED	silver
GER	EURO TOP12	1996	Charleroi	BEL	5
GER	EURO TOP12	1995	Dijon	FRA	Semifinals
GER	EURO TOP12	1994	Arezzo	ITA	gold
GER	Olympic games	2004	Athens	GRE	last 32
GER	Olympic games	2000	Sydney	OUT	last 32	last 16
GER	Olympic games	1996	Atlanta	United States	immediately excluded	immediately excluded
GER	Pro tour	2007	Bremen	GER	last 16	last 16
GER	Pro tour	2007	Toulouse	FRA	last 64
GER	Pro tour	2006	Bayreuth	GER	last 32
GER	Pro tour	2005	Magdeburg	GER	last 32	last 16
GER	Pro tour	2005	Zagreb	HRV	last 32	last 16
GER	Pro tour	2004	Leipzig	GER	last 16
GER	Pro tour	2004	Warsaw	POLE	Quarter finals	last 16
GER	Pro tour	2004	Athens	GRE	last 16
GER	Pro tour	2003	Bremen	GER	last 32
GER	Pro tour	2002	Eindhoven	NED	last 16	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	2002	Magdeburg	GER	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	2002	catfish	AUT	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	2001	Rotterdam	NED	last 32	Scratched
GER	Pro tour	2001	Bayreuth	GER	silver	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	2001	Zagreb	HRV	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	2001	Chatham	CLOSELY	Quarter finals	Rd 1
GER	Pro tour	2000	Umeå	SWE	last 32	Rd 1
GER	Pro tour	2000	Fort Lauderdale	United States	last 16	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1999	Lievin	FRA	last 32
GER	Pro tour	1999	Linz / Wels	AUT	last 16	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	1999	Bremen	GER	Quarter finals	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1999	Guilin	CHN	last 32	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1999	Rio de Janeiro	BRA	Quarter finals	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	1999	Zagreb	HRV	last 16	Scratched
GER	Pro tour	1999	Hopton-on-Sea	CLOSELY	gold	silver
GER	Pro tour	1999	Doha	QAT	Quarter finals	Semifinals
GER	Pro tour	1998	Sundsvall	SWE	last 32	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	1998	Belgrade	YUG	last 16	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1998	Courmayeur	ITA	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1998	Ji 'Nan City	CHN	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1997	Lyon	FRA	last 16	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1997	Squid	SWE	last 16	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1997	Linz	AUT	last 16	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	1997	Zhuhai	CHN	last 16	Rd 1
GER	Pro tour	1997	Chiba	JPN	Quarter finals	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1997	Melbourne	OUT	Quarter finals	last 16
GER	Pro tour	1997	Kettering	CLOSELY	Semifinals	Quarter finals
GER	Pro tour	1996	Boras	SWE	Semifinals	Semifinals
GER	Pro tour	1996	Bolzano	ITA	Quarter finals
GER	Pro Tour Grand Finals	2001	Hainan	CHN	last 16
GER	Pro Tour Grand Finals	1997	Hong Kong	HKG	last 16
GER	World Championship	2004	Doha	QAT				6th
GER	World Championship	2003	Paris	FRA	last 32
GER	World Championship	2001	Osaka	JPN	last 32	last 64	no participants	9
GER	World Championship	2000	Kuala Lumpur	MAS				5-8
GER	World Championship	1999	Eindhoven	NED	last 32	last 16	last 32
GER	World Championship	1997	Manchester	CLOSELY	last 32	last 64	last 16	3
GER	World Championship	1995	Tianjin	CHN	last 16	last 64	last 32	6th
GER	World Championship	1993	Gothenburg	SWE	last 16	last 32	last 128	6th
GER	World cup	2002	Singapore	SIN	13-16. space
GER	World cup	1998	Taipei	TPE	9-12. space
GER	World cup	1997	Shanghai	CHN	5-8. space
GER	World cup	1996	Hong Kong	HKG	9-12. space
GER	WTC World Team Cup	1994	Nimes	FRA				2

Web links

• Homepage
• Portrait on tischtennis.de (accessed on August 21, 2012)

literature

• Rahul Nelson: Jie Schöpp: You only know a few - A Chinese woman plays in a DTTB jersey , DTS magazine , 1992/11 pages 32-33
• Manfred Schillings: Once retired, now model student , interview, DTS magazine , 1994/12, pages 18-20

Individual evidence

1. ↑ World rankings 1947 to 2001 (Excel; 171 kB) ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (accessed on December 11, 2011)  
2. ↑ Rahul Nelson: A meticulous stubborn head: Jie Schöpp, the new national coach of the German table tennis women, is facing a delicate task at the World Cup in Dortmund. But she always went her own way. in: Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung March 25, 2012, page 21
3. ↑ DTS magazine , 1989/7 page 20
4. ↑ DTS magazine , 1991/6 page 9
5. ↑ Magazine DTS , 1996/5 Page 23
6. ^ DTS magazine , 1991/2 page 27
7. ↑ DTS magazine , 1993/2 page 19
8. ↑ DTS magazine , 1993/3 pages 6-7
9. ↑ DTS magazine , 1998/5 page 49
10. ^ See Susanne Heuing: German-Chinese clout: How table tennis player Han Ying found a new home. In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, October 4, 2015, page 36.
11. ↑ Schöpp becomes DTTZ boarding school trainer, Zhu federal base trainer and federal trainer assistant ( memento of the original from February 14, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Report on the DTTB website from February 3, 2010 - DTTZ = German Table Tennis Center  
12. ↑ Announcement from February 6, 2012 on tischtennis.de ( Memento of the original from February 7, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
13. ↑ tischtennis magazine , 2012/4 regional Südwest page 1
14. ↑ Jie Schöpp Trainer of the Year 2015/2016 ( Memento of the original from October 21, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. News from October 3, 2016 on tischtennis.de (accessed October 4, 2016)  
15. ↑ tischtennis magazine , 2007/9 page 4
16. ↑ ETTU.ORG
17. ^ Jie Schöpp results from the ITTF database on ittf.com (accessed on September 14, 2011)