The appearance of newcomers is a blessing for the world table tennis world, and the WTT Junior Competition in South Korea has achieved eye-catching results
The Back Wave of the Yangtze River pushes the front wave, the Korean Table Tennis Association has recently been very happy, writing an article to commend: the recent two WTT Youth Regular Challenges, the Korean Table Tennis Junior Has achieved brilliant results; Wu Yisong has won three championships, Liu Yilin has won the championship, and Lee Seung-so of the U13 Group is also a small pepper!
The Korean Junior Table Tennis Team successfully concluded the WTT Youth Tournament in Berlin, Germany and Władysławowo, Poland.
Wu Yisong won the U-19 singles championship and the U-17 singles third place in berlin. In Wwadysławowo, U-17 singles and U-19 singles won another double. Of the four events in the two races, there were three winners alone, and the one in third place. He achieved outstanding results in all the competitions, showing the appearance of the strongest men's youth table tennis player in Korea.
Berlin and Wwadysławo U-13 men's singles, Lee Seung-so won the championship, portraying the image of a "prodigy" on the international stage.
In Germany, Liu Yilin won the U-15 women's singles championship. As the daughter of Olympic champion and Samsung Life Women's Team coach Liu Nankui, 13-year-old Liu Yilin will continue to show her rapidly growing strength on the international stage.
In Poland, Park Won the U-15 Women's Singles Championship.
Most of the Korean youth table tennis teams participated in the "World Table Tennis Federation 2022 Berlin/Wwadysławowo Junior Challenge" and achieved fruitful results.
The Junior Challenge is a junior below-age tour organized by WTT, a specialized agency for international competitions of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF). For Korean youth table tennis, this is a good opportunity to earn points on the international stage to improve the ranking.
Miwa, the younger sister of Japanese ace Tomokazu Chang, previously won the U19 women's singles, U15 women's singles and U15 women's doubles crowns in the WTT Youth Star Challenge doha in March, and in the Berlin tournament, she won two more women's singles titles, U17 and U19, becoming the double.
Zhang Benmeihe is another rising star in the Japanese table tennis world.
The Chinese table tennis team did not participate in the above competition, so the name of the national table tennis player is not in the list of champions.
Table tennis needs fresh blood, and the emergence of a number of new stars in traditional table tennis powers such as Japan and South Korea is the "blessing" of the world table tennis.
Ping-Pong net Hu Qingyuan