Crowned
Women’s Singles champion one week earlier at Pyongyang Open,
when she beat Chinese National Team colleague, He Zhoujia, at
the final hurdle; Sun Chen added to her collection of
silverware on Sunday 9th August.
A fine
performance from Yanapong Panagitgun and one that exceeds all
others this year; at the SET 2015 Thailand Junior and Cadet
Open, he was beaten by Korea’s Cho Kijeong in the second round
of the Cadet Boys’ Singles event.
A first
appearance of the year on the ITTF Junior Circuit, Chinese
Taipei’s Su Pei-Ling was the player to attract the attention,
as China dominated proceedings in the Junior Girls’ Singles
event.
The names of
four players from the People’s Republic of China appeared on
the entry list for the Junior Boys’ Singles event at the Nikon
2015 Hong Kong Junior and Cadet Open; when played concluded on
the penultimate day of action
......
Chinese
Taipei’s Wen Ruei-Ling was the player to cause the biggest
upset in the first stage of the Junior Girls’ Singles event at
the Nikon 2015 Hong Kong Junior and Cadet Open in the Queen
Elizabeth Stadium on Friday 7th August.
Winners of
the Junior Boys’ Team title one day earlier at Nikon 2015 Hong
Kong Junior and Cadet Open, the trio comprising Peng Feilong,
Song Xu and Zhu Cheng, made their presence felt in the first
stage ......
Winner of the
Cadet Boys’ Singles title at the Butterfly 2015 Canadian
Junior and Cadet Open in Markham, Toronto in mid-May; Victor
Liu of the United States added to his list of titles by
partnering China’s Xu Yingbin to gold ......
Welcome
guests but the visitors showed no charity towards their host
in the final of the Junior Girls’ Team event at the Nikon 2015
Hong Kong Junior and Cadet Open on Thursday 6th August; in
fact they showed no charity to anyone.
Success for
Hong Kong ‘A’ against China in the first stage of proceedings
in the Junior Boys’ Team event at the Nikon 2015 Hong Kong
Junior and Cadet Open, by three matches to one, was the result
that caught the eye.
First place
in the group for the top seeds may not appear at first glance
to be a result to attract the attention but when one of the
outfits to be overcome bears the name China, then securing the
valuable top spot become quite an achievement.
The hosts
alongside Japan, the top two seeds, both concluded the first
day of proceedings, Wednesday 5th August, in first positions
in their respective groups at the Nikon 2015 Hong Kong Junior
and Cadet Open.
A place in
the Finals, to be staged early next year in January, is very
much within the reach of Japan’s Rira Ishikawa and Ayane
Morita; they are the two highest World ranked players on duty
at the Nikon 2015 HK Junior & Cadet Open.
Unknown
beyond national boundaries one week ago but now very much
known following her Women’s Singles success at the recently
concluded GAC Group 2015 ITTF World Tour Pyongyang Open ......
