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Kim Kyung Ah, South Korea

*25 May 1977
Club: Montpellier T.T., France

Winner Korea Open Singles 2005
Olympic bronze medallist Singles 2004
Fourth place Olympic Games Doubles 2004
Winner Croatian Open Singles 2004
Runner-up St. Petersburg Open Singles 2004
Quarter finalist Pro Tour Grand Finals Singles 2001, 2004
Quarter finalist Asian Games Singles and Doubles 2003
Winner Japan Open Singles 2002

Tamara Boros, Croatia

*19. December 1977
Club: Statisztika Budapest, Hungary

European Doubles Champion 2005, 2003, 2003
Runner-up European Championships Team 2005
Third place European Championships Singles 2005
Quarter finalist Olympic Games Singles and Doubles 2004
Runner-up US and Brazilian Open Singles 2004
Third place Europe Top 12 2004
Third place World Championships Singles 2003
Winner Qatar Open Singles 2003
Winner German Open Singles 2002
Winner Europe Top 12 2002
EM-Third place Singles 2000, 2002

Ai Fukuhara, Japan

*1. November 1988
Club: Liaoning Bengang, China

Quarter finalist World Championships Doubles 2005
Eighth finalist Olympic Games Singles 2004
Runner-up Asien-Cup Singles 2004
Third place Junior World Championships Singles and Mixed Doubles 2004
Runner-up Junior World Championships Team 2004
Runner-up Asian Games Doubles 2003
Winner US Open Junior Girls’ Singles 2002

Guo Yan, China

*24. June 1982
Club: Beijing Dayang Jiaojiao, China

Runner-up World Championships Singles 2005
Third place World Championships Doubles and Mixed Doubles 2005
Third place Greek, China, Japan Open Singles 2004
Winner Korea Open Singles 2003
Runner-up Japan and China Open Singles and Doubles 2003
Winner Swedish and Croatian Open Singles 2001
Asian Champion Doubles 2003
Third place Pro Tour Grand Finals 2001, 2002, 2003

Guo Yue, China

*17. July 1988
Club: Liaoning Bengang, China

World Champion Mixed Doubles 2005
Runner-up World Championships Doubles 2005
Third place World Championships Singles 2005
Third place Olympic Games Doubles 2004
World Champion Team 2004
Winner Greek, Singapore, Japan Open Doubles 2004
Runner-up Greek Open Singles 2004
Winner Japan Open Singles and Doubles 2003
Quarter finalist World Championships Singles 2003
Youngest ever world champion and winner of a Pro-Tour-Tournament

Liu Jia, Austria

*16. Februar 1982
Club: ASKÖ erdgas Linz Froschberg, Austria

European Singles Champion Singles 2005
Third place European Championships Mixed Doubles 2005
Winner Brazilian Open Singles 2004
Winner US Open Doubles 2004
Runner-up Korea Open Singles 2003
Quarter European Championships finalist Singles and Doubles 2000, 2002
Third place European Championships Mixed Doubles 2002
Quarter finalist World Championships Singles and Doubles 2001
Fifth place Europe Top 12 2001
European Singles Champion Junior Girls 1998, 1999

Kim Hyang Mi, North Korea

*19. September 1979
Club: Beijing Dayang Jiaojiao, China

Runner-up Olympic Games Singles 2004
Runner-up China and Singapore Open Doubles 2004
Runner-up World Championships Team 2001
Third place England Open Singles 2001
Runner-up Pro Tour Grand Finals Doubles 2001
Winner Asian Games Team 2001
Runner-up Asian Games Team 1998

Viktoria Pavlovich, Belarus

*8. May 1978
Club: MTV Tostedt, Germany

Quarter finalist World Championships Singles 2005
Runner-up European Championships Mixed Doubles 2005
Winner Danish Open Doubles 2004
Third place US Open Singles 2004
Runner-up Qatar Open Singles 2003
Runner-up European Championships Mixed Doubles 2003
Third place Europe Top 12 2002
Runner-up European Championships Doubles 2002
Third place European Championships Doubles Mixed 2002
Third place German Open Singles 2001

Mihaela Steff, Romania

*8. November 1978
Club: Sterilgarda TT Castelgoffredo, Italien

European Singles Champion Doubles and Team 2005
Runner-up European Championships Singles 2005
Third place Brazilian Open Singles and Doubles 2004
European Singles Champion Doubles 2003, 2002
European Singles Champion Team 2002
Runner-up Japan Open Singles 2002
Third place World Cup 2001
Quarter finalist Olympic Games Singles and Doubles 2000
Runner-up European Championships Singles 2000
Runner-up Europe Top 12 2000

Tie Yana, Hong Kong

*13. May 1979
Club: Busenbach, Germany

Third place World Championships Doubles 2005
Runner-up World Championships Team 2004
Quarter finalist Olympic Games Singles 2004
Third place Asian Games Singles, Doubles, Mixed 2003
Runner-up Danish Open Doubles 2003
Winner Brazilian Singles Open 2003
Third place World Cup 2002
Winner Korea Open Singles 2002

Zhang Yining, China

*5. October 1981
Club: Beijing Dayang Jiaojiao, China

World Champion Singles and Doubles 2005 Winner Qatar Open Singles 2005
Olympic Champion Singles and Doubles 2004
Winner World Cup 2001, 2002, 2004
World Team Champion 2000, 2001, 2004
World Doubles Champion 2003
Runner-up World Championships Singles 2003
Runner-up Pro Tour Grand Finals Singles and Doubles 2003
Winner Pro Tour Grand Finals Singles 2000, 2002
Third place World Championships Singles and Doubles 2001

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