Wednesday, 8 August 2012
2012 London Olympic Games - Singapore Clinch Yet Another Bronze!
Singapore Women's Table Tennis Team defeated South Korea 3-0 in the Bronze Medal match to clinch the second medal at the 2012 London Olympics.
The opening match was a rematch of the Quarter Finals where Feng Tianwei took on World No. 5 Kim Kyung Ah. She was in commanding form, winning the first two sets 11-9, 11-8. Her eagerness to win the match caused her to lose the 3rd set 4-11. But Feng managed to fight back in the 4th set to win 13-11.
The Singaporean camp changed their line up, switching veteran Li Jiawei and Wang Yuegu, and the tactic worked! Li Jiawei was up against Seok Ha Jung in the 2nd match. Playing in her first singles match, she was totally merciless. Her fast and accurate attacks proved too good for Seok, winning the first 2 sets 11-5, 11-8 in less than 15 minutes. Li made errors in the 3rd set, resulting in her losing 6-11. However, Li never looked back in the 4th set, she continued her fine form, winning 11-5.
Li then partnered Wang Yuegu in the doubles against Dang Ye Seo and Seok Ha Jung. Li and Wang was dominant in the first 2 sets. They won 11-9, 11-6. But the doubles faltered in the third game again, losing 6-11 to the Koreans. Stung by the loss, Li and Wang made no mistakes in the final set as the wrap up the match 11-5 to win the Bronze Medal.
Congratulations to the Women's Team for winning the Bronze Medal once again!
Tuesday, 7 August 2012
2012 London Olympic Games - Bronze Medal Match Line Up
Singapore VS South Korea
Feng Tianwei VS Kim Kyung Ah
Li Jiawei VS Seok Ha Jung
Wang Yuegu / Li Jiawei VS Dang Ye Seo / Seok Ha Jung
Wang Yuegu VS Kim Kyung Ah
Feng Tianwei VS Dang Ye Seo
Feng Tianwei VS Kim Kyung Ah
Li Jiawei VS Seok Ha Jung
Wang Yuegu / Li Jiawei VS Dang Ye Seo / Seok Ha Jung
Wang Yuegu VS Kim Kyung Ah
Feng Tianwei VS Dang Ye Seo
2012 London Olympic Games - Catch the Women's Team LIVE
Catch the Women's Team LIVE against Republic of Korea in the Bronze Medal Match at 1800H on multiple media!
TV Broadcast
Channel 5
ESPN 6
Online Broadcast
YouTube
TV Broadcast
Channel 5
ESPN 6
Online Broadcast
YouTube
Monday, 6 August 2012
2012 London Olympic Games - Go For Bronze
The women's team may have lost to Japan, but they still have a chance to win the bronze medal on 7th August 2012, 1800H.
Lets wish the Women's Team ALL THE BEST!!!
Lets wish the Women's Team ALL THE BEST!!!
2012 London Olympic Games - History Created
Singapore trio of Gao Ning, Yang Zi and Zhan Jian crashed out of the quarter-finals of the Men’s Team after a 3-0 defeat by mighty China. They put in their best, but they still fell short against the defending champions and world no. 1.
Ma Long beat Gao Ning (11-4, 11-5, 11-6), Wang Hao overcame Zhan Jian (11-8, 11-3, 11-4) and the doubles pairing of Wang Hao and Zhang Jike brought matters to an end by crashing Yang Zi and Zhan Jian in three straight games (11-8, 11-9, 11-3).
It was a 3-nil defeat for our Singaporean camp, but their will to fight, determination and the never give up spirit deserves our applause.
Friday, 3 August 2012
2012 London Olympic Games - More Surprises to Follow!
Singapore's Women's Table Tennis Team will embark on their quest for another medal in the Women's Team Event today. They will be playing Poland later at 1700 hours.
Lets wish the team all the best!
Lets wish the team all the best!
Thursday, 2 August 2012
2012 London Olympic Games - Singapore's First Bronze
Feng Tianwei gave Singaporeans much to cheer about the previous night. She crushed Japan's Ishikawa Kasumi in 4 straight games.
Singapore Table Tennis Team has benefited greatly from the new ruling from ITTF: maximum of 2 singles player per association.
This is Singapore's first table tennis singles medal, and the first win in the bronze medal match in four attempts. The Singapore women's team deputy head coach, Jing Junhong, was defeated at the 2000 Sydney Games. Similarly, Li Jiawei had tried but failed to clinch the bronze in the 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing Games.
We shall now look forward to the team event which the team hopes to deliver another medal.
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