Congrats local Brisbane Club Member, Min Hyung Jee, winning Sliver Medal in Women's Doubles & Bronze Medal in Women's Team event at this year's Commonwealth Games
[ SLIVER MEDAL ] 🥈 Women's Doubles
Together with partner Jian Fang Lay, Min Hyung Jee won the silver medal for the Women's Doubles.
A fantastic result!!
The pair fought well but it wasn't to be in the doubles final against Singapore 🇸🇬 at the #Birmingham2022 #CommonwealthGames.
💚💛The duo added a great silver medal to Australia's haul for the Games in a fantastic showing by the whole team!
[ BRONZE MEDAL ] 🥉Australian Women's Team
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Yangzi Liu, Jian Fang Lay, Tracy Feng & Min Hyung Jee with National Head Coach (Able-Bodied) John Murphy
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"What a journey it has been. Hard to express all how I’m feeling after this massive achievement today🥉, just all what I can say is thank you very much for you guys support. @tabletennisaustralia , all the coaches, all of Australia team players, my french team @alliancenimesmontpelliertt, sponsor @tibhar_crew, family and friends. Without all of them I wouldn’t have been here.Thanks again, we see soon in the individual events🏓💪🇦🇺💚💛" said Min Hyung Jee
In fact, the Commonwealth Games Australia Birmingham 2022 was the most successful for Table Tennis as a sport in the history of the games.
Min's Silver was Table Tennis Team's sixth medal of the Games, a new record for an Australian Team at the Commonwealth Games!
The final tally was:
We hope this is just the start of Min's medal collection 👏
Well done to the entire Australian team.
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