Kim Bok-rae

Kim Bok-rae
Nation:	South Korea
Date of birth:	May 3, 1977
Playing hand:	Right handed
How to play:	Shakehand, defense

Kim Bok-rae (born May 3, 1977 ) is a South Korean table tennis player . She reached the semi-finals in doubles at the 2004 Olympic Games .

successes

The defender Kim Bok-ra achieved numerous successes in doubles with her partner Kim Kyung-ah . In 2001 the couple won the German Open .

In 2004, Kim Bok-rae qualified for participation in the double competition of the Olympic Games , where she competed with Kim Kyung-ah. After victories over Gao Jun / Tawny Banh (USA), Jing Jun Hong / Li Jia Wei (Singapore) and Tamara Boroš / Cornelia Molnar (Croatia), they reached one of the two semi-finals. Here they lost to their compatriots Lee Eun-Sil / Suk Eun-mi , and the subsequent game for third place was lost to Guo Yue / Niu Jianfeng (CHina).

Kim Bok-rae achieved further international success in 2005, where she won silver at the Asian Cup with the team and reached the final in doubles with Kim Kyung-ah in the Grand Finals of the ITTF Pro Tour. Also at the German Open 2005 the double came second.

After 2006, she no longer appeared internationally.

Results from the ITTF database

Association	event	year	place	country	singles	Double	Mixed	team
COR	Asian Championship ATTU	2005	Jeju-do	COR		Quarter finals		2
COR	Asian Championship ATTU	2003	Bangkok	THA		Quarter finals
COR	Asian Championship ATTU (Juniors)	1994	Joetsu Niigata	JPN	Semifinals
COR	Olympic games	2004	Athens	GRE		4th Place
COR	Pro tour	2006	Yokohama	JPN	last 16	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2006	Guangzhou	CHN		Semifinals
COR	Pro tour	2006	Kunshan	CHN	last 32	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2006	Jeonju	COR	last 32	Semifinals
COR	Pro tour	2005	Gothenburg	SWE	last 64	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2005	Magdeburg	GER	last 64	silver
COR	Pro tour	2005	Yokohama	JPN	last 32	silver
COR	Pro tour	2005	Fort Lauderdale	United States	last 16	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2005	Santiago	CHI	silver	last 16
COR	Pro tour	2005	Suncheon	COR	Quarter finals	last 16
COR	Pro tour	2004	Singapore	SIN	last 32
COR	Pro tour	2004	Pyeongchang	COR	last 32	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2004	Cairo	EGY	Quarter finals	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2003	Aarhus	THE	last 16	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2003	Bremen	GER	last 32	last 16
COR	Pro tour	2003	Jeju-Si	COR	last 32	last 16
COR	Pro tour	2003	Croatia	HRV	last 32
COR	Pro tour	2002	Kobe	JPN	Quarter finals	silver
COR	Pro tour	2002	Gangneung City	COR	last 16	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2002	Qingdao City	CHN	last 32	Semifinals
COR	Pro tour	2002	Courmayeur	ITA	Quarter finals	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2001	Farum	THE	Quarter finals	Quarter finals
COR	Pro tour	2001	Skovde	SWE	last 16	last 16
COR	Pro tour	2001	Rotterdam	NED	last 32	Semifinals
COR	Pro tour	2001	Bayreuth	GER	last 32	gold
COR	Pro tour	2001	Yokohama	JPN	last 16	gold
COR	Pro tour	2001	Seoul	COR	last 32	last 16
COR	Pro tour	2001	Fort Lauderdale	United States	last 32	Rd 1
COR	Pro tour	1998	Wakayama	JPN	last 32	last 16
COR	Pro tour	1997	Ipoh	MAS	last 32	last 16
COR	Pro Tour Grand Finals	2005	Fuzhou	CHN		silver
COR	Pro Tour Grand Finals	2001	Hainan	CHN		Quarter finals

Web links

• Portrait on ittf.com , accessed May 26, 2014
• Kim Bok-rae in the Sports-Reference database (archived from the original ), accessed May 26, 2014

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Tischtennis Magazin, Official Organ of the Lower Saxony Table Tennis Association , 2005/11 page 3 Online (accessed on May 26, 2014)
2. ↑ Kim Bok-rae Findings from the ITTF database on ittf.com (accessed May 26, 2014)

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Korean. Kim is the family name here, Bok-rae is the first name.