Jing Jun Hong

Jing Jun Hong ( Chinese  井 浚 泓 , Pinyin Jǐng Jùnhóng , born October 13, 1968 in Shanghai ) is a table tennis player and trainer from Singapore who came fourth at the 2000 Olympic Games.

Career

Jing Jun Hong, who was born in Shanghai, first played for China internationally and came second in doubles with Liu Wei at the 1990 Asian Cup . In China it was considered number three. A little later she emigrated to Singapore and has since performed internationally for this country. In April 1994 she was granted citizenship of Singapore. In 1992 she again reached the final in doubles with Gao Dong Ping at the Asian Championships.

From 1993 to 2004 she was nominated for all eight world championships . Here she reached the quarterfinals in doubles with Li Jia Wei in 2003 . She achieved ten first places at the Commonwealth Games and sixteen at the South East Asian Championships.

In 1996 , 2000 and 2004 she took part in the Olympic Games. Here she came in 2000 in the singles on the fourth place when she lost in the semifinals against Chen Jing (Taiwan).

In 1997, 1998 and 2001 she was Singapore Sportsman of the Year . In the early 2000s, Jing Jun Hong played for Dutch teams. With Henk ten Hoor DTK she won the European Cup in the 2001/02 season .

In the ITTF world rankings , Jing Jun Hong was mostly in the top 20 from 1993 to May 2003. At the end of 1993, it was listed the highest at number 11.

After the end of her active career, Jing Jun Hong worked as a coach (Jing Jun Hong) of the women's national team.

Private

Jing Jun Hong is married to the former Singapore national player and table tennis coach Loy Soo Han, with whom she has a son.

Results from the ITTF database

Association	event	year	place	country	singles	Double	Mixed	team
SIN	Asian Championship ATTU	2003	Bangkok	THA	last 16
SIN	Asian Championship ATTU	2000	Doha	QAT		Quarter finals
SIN	Asian Championship ATTU	1996	Kallang	SIN	Quarter finals
SIN	Asian Championship ATTU	1994	Tianjin	CHN	Quarter finals	Quarter finals
SIN	Asian Championship ATTU	1992	New Delhi	IND		silver
CHN	Asian Championship ATTU	1990	Kuala Lumpur	MAS		silver
SIN	Asian Cup	1996	New Delhi	IND	Quarter finals
SIN	Asian Cup	1994	Shanghai	CHN	Semifinals
SIN	Asian Cup	1993	Shunde	CHN	Quarter finals
SIN	Asian Games	2002	Busan	COR	last 16	Quarter finals
SIN	Asian Games	1994	Hiroshima	JPN	last 16
SIN	ASIA TOP8	1993	Huangshi City	CHN	Quarter finals
SIN	Commonwealth Championship	2004	Kuala Lumpur	MAS				1
SIN	Commonwealth Championship	2001	New Delhi	IND		gold		1
SIN	Commonwealth Championship	2000	Singapore	SIN	silver	gold		1
SIN	Commonwealth Championship	1997	Glasgow	SCO	gold	gold	silver	1
SIN	Commonwealth Championship	1995	Singapore	SIN	silver	silver
SIN	Commonwealth Championship	1994	Hyderabad	IND	silver	silver
SIN	Commonwealth Games	2002	Manchester	CLOSELY	Semifinals	gold		1
SIN	Olympic games	2004	Athens	GRE	last 32	last 16
SIN	Olympic games	2000	Sydney	OUT	4th	last 16
SIN	Olympic games	1996	Atlanta	United States	last 16	no participants
SIN	Pro tour	2004	Chicago	United States	last 32	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2004	Singapore	SIN	last 32	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	2004	Pyeongchang	COR	last 16	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2004	Cairo	EGY	Quarter finals	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2004	Athens	GRE	last 32	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2003	Johor Bahru	MAS	last 16	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	2003	Kobe	JPN	last 32	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2003	Guangzhou	CHN	last 32	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	2003	Jeju-Si	COR	last 16	silver
SIN	Pro tour	2002	Eindhoven	NED	last 16	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	2002	Magdeburg	GER	Quarter finals	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	2002	Kobe	JPN	last 32	gold
SIN	Pro tour	2002	Gangneung City	COR	last 32	silver
SIN	Pro tour	2002	Qingdao City	CHN	Quarter finals	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	2002	Courmayeur	ITA	Quarter finals	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	2002	Doha	QAT	Semifinals	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	2002	catfish	AUT	last 32	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	2001	Farum	THE	Semifinals	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2001	Skovde	SWE	last 32	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	2001	Rotterdam	NED	last 16	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	2001	Hainan	CHN	last 16	silver
SIN	Pro tour	2001	Doha	QAT	last 16	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	2000	Umeå	SWE	Quarter finals	silver
SIN	Pro tour	2000	Warsaw	POLE	Quarter finals	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2000	Toulouse	FRA	Quarter finals	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	2000	Rio de Janeiro	BRA	last 32	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2000	Fort Lauderdale	United States	last 32	Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	2000	Kobe City	JPN	last 32	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	2000	Chang Chun City	CHN	last 16	Rd 1
SIN	Pro tour	1999	Prague	CZE		Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	1999	Karlskrona	SWE	last 32	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	1999	Lievin	FRA	last 16	Rd 1
SIN	Pro tour	1999	Linz / Wels	AUT	Rd 1	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	1999	Bremen	GER	last 32	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	1999	Kobe City	JPN	last 32	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	1999	Guilin	CHN	last 16	last 16
SIN	Pro tour	1999	Doha	QAT	last 16	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	1997	Ipoh	MAS	last 16	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	1996	Boras	SWE		Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	1996	Lyon	FRA	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro tour	1996	Kitaku-Shu	JPN		Semifinals
SIN	Pro tour	1996	Kettering	CLOSELY		Quarter finals
SIN	Pro Tour Grand Finals	2002	Stockholm	SWE	last 16	Semifinals
SIN	Pro Tour Grand Finals	2001	Hainan	CHN		Quarter finals
SIN	Pro Tour Grand Finals	2000	Kobe City	JPN	last 16	Quarter finals
SIN	Pro Tour Grand Finals	1999	Sydney	OUT		Quarter finals
SIN	Pro Tour Grand Finals	1996	Tian Jin	CHN	last 16
SIN	South-East Asian Championship	2002	Karawaci	INA		gold	gold	1
SIN	South-East Asian Championship	2000	Kuala Lumpur	MAS	silver	gold		1
SIN	South-East Asian Games	2003	Hai Duong	VIE		gold	silver	1
SIN	South-East Asian Games	2001	Kuala Lumpur	MAS	Semifinals	gold	gold	1
SIN	South-East Asian Games	1999	Darussalam	BRU	Semifinals	gold	gold	1
SIN	South-East Asian Games	1997	Jakarta	INA	gold		silver
SIN	South-East Asian Games	1995	Chiang Mai	THA	gold	silver	gold
SIN	World Championship	2004	Doha	QAT				10
SIN	World Championship	2003	Paris	FRA	last 32	Quarter finals	last 64
SIN	World Championship	2001	Osaka	JPN	last 16	last 32	last 64	6th
SIN	World Championship	2000	Kuala Lumpur	MAS				5-8
SIN	World Championship	1999	Eindhoven	NED	no participants	no participants	no participants
SIN	World Championship	1997	Manchester	CLOSELY	last 64	last 32	last 64
SIN	World Championship	1995	Tianjin	CHN	last 64	last 32	last 64
SIN	World Championship	1993	Gothenburg	SWE	last 16	last 64	no participants
SIN	World cup	2002	Singapore	SIN	13-16 space
SIN	World cup	2001	Wuhu	CHN	13-16 space
SIN	World cup	1996	Hong Kong	HKG	5th-8th space

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Sportswoman of the Year (accessed February 4, 2016)
2. ↑ Ralph Van Wolffelaar: JING Jun Hong on the move ( 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 September 25, 2011)  
3. ↑ World ranking list since 2001 ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been 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 September 25, 2011)  
4. ↑ 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 September 25, 2011)  
5. ↑ Deputy Head Coach ( Memento from August 17, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Page 182 (accessed on February 4, 2016)
6. ↑ Lin Xinyi: STTA chief Lee to work with Liu for 2012 Games ( Memento of the original from September 14, 2008 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 September 25, 2011)  
7. ↑ Jing Jun Hong Results from the ITTF database on ittf.com (accessed September 25, 2011)

Web links

• Jing Jun Hong in Sports-Reference database (archived from the original ) (accessed September 25, 2011)
• Portrait (accessed September 25, 2011)

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Chinese. Jing is the family name here, Jun Hong is the first name.