CHEW Zhe Yu Clarence

27 Dec 1995
27
Male
1.75/5'9''

Events and Medals

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 8
SGP
Singapore
3
TJK
Tajikistan
0
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 6
IND
India
3
SGP
Singapore
1
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 7
SGP
Singapore
3
YEM
Yemen
0
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 3
THA
Thailand
0
SGP
Singapore
3
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 1
CHN
China
3
SGP
Singapore
0
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 1
VIE
DINH ANH Hoang/TRAN MAI Ngoc
1
SGP
CHEW Zhe Yu Clarence/ZENG Jian
3
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 2
SGP
CHEW Zhe Yu Clarence/ZENG Jian
3
MGL
ANKHBAYAR Bilguun/BAT-ERDENE Egshiglen
0
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 4
IND
GNANASEKARAN Sathiyan/BATRA Manika
2
SGP
CHEW Zhe Yu Clarence/ZENG Jian
3
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 2
JPN
MATSUSHITA Taisei/OIKAWA Mizuki
3
SGP
BEH Kun Ting/CHEW Zhe Yu Clarence
1
Finished
Gongshu Canal Sports Park Gymnasium Table 2
SGP
CHEW Zhe Yu Clarence/ZENG Jian
0
KOR
LIM Jonghoon/SHIN Yubin
3
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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RankEventYearLocation
Asian Games
QuarterfinalMen's Team2014Incheon, KOR
Olympic Games
Round 2Men's Singles2020Tokyo, JPN
World Championships
5Men's Team2014Tokyo, JPN
8Men's Team2012Dortmund, GER
21Men's Team2016Kuala Lumpur, MAS
2nd RoundMixed Doubles2023Durban, RSA
2nd RoundMen's Doubles2023Durban, RSA
2nd RoundMen's Doubles2019Budapest, HUN
2nd RoundMixed Doubles2019Budapest, HUN
1st RoundMen's Doubles2013Paris, FRA
1st RoundMen's Singles2017Dusseldorf, GER
1st RoundMen's Singles2015Suzhou, CHN
1st RoundMixed Doubles2015Suzhou, CHN
1st RoundMixed Doubles2013Paris, FRA
1st RoundMen's Singles2023Durban, RSA
WTT Grand Smash
QuarterfinalMen's Doubles2022Singapore, SIN
2nd RoundMixed Doubles2023Singapore, SIN
1st RoundMixed Doubles2022Singapore, SIN
1st RoundMen's Doubles2023Singapore, SIN
1st RoundMen's Singles2023Singapore, SIN
1st RoundMen's Singles2022Singapore, SIN
WTT Star Contender
1st RoundMixed Doubles2023Ljubljana, SLO
1st RoundMixed Doubles2021Doha, QAT
ITTF World Tour
1st RoundMen's Doubles2019Busan, KOR
1st RoundMixed Doubles2019Busan, KOR
1st RoundMen's Doubles2017Budapest, HUN
1st RoundMen's Doubles2015Warsaw, POL
1st RoundMen's Singles2016Budapest, HUN
1st RoundMen's Singles2015Budapest, HUN
Asian Championships
5Men's Team2013Busan, KOR
6Men's Team2015Bangkok, THA
Final 5-6Men's Team2021Doha, QAT
QuarterfinalMen's Doubles2021Doha, QAT
4th RoundMen's Singles2015Bangkok, THA
3rd RoundMen's Doubles2013Busan, KOR
3rd RoundMixed Doubles2013Busan, KOR
3rd RoundMen's Singles2021Doha, QAT
2nd RoundMixed Doubles2023Pyeongchang, KOR
2nd RoundMen's Doubles2023Pyeongchang, KOR
2nd RoundMixed Doubles2021Doha, QAT
2nd RoundMixed Doubles2015Bangkok, THA
2nd RoundMen's Doubles2015Bangkok, THA
1st RoundMen's Singles2023Pyeongchang, KOR
1st RoundMen's Singles2013Busan, KOR
South East Asian Games
1Men's Team2023Phnom Penh, CAM
1Men's Doubles2021Hai Duong, VIE
1Men's Team2015Singapore, SIN
1Men's Team2013Naypyidaw, MYA
2Mixed Doubles2023Phnom Penh, CAM
2Mixed Doubles2021Hai Duong, VIE
2Men's Singles2019Olongapo, PHI
2Men's Singles2017Kuala Lumpur, MAS
2Men's Doubles2017Kuala Lumpur, MAS
2Men's Team2017Kuala Lumpur, MAS
3Men's Singles2021Hai Duong, VIE
3Men's Team2021Hai Duong, VIE
3Mixed Doubles2017Kuala Lumpur, MAS
3Men's Singles2015Singapore, SIN
3Men's Doubles2015Singapore, SIN
3Men's Singles2013Naypyidaw, MYA
QuarterfinalsMen's Doubles2019Olongapo, PHI
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Athlete
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Leisure Management, Sport Management - Republic Polytechnic, Woodlands, SGP
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English
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Gao Ning [national], SGP
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Left (ittf, 01 Jan 2020)
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His mother Chen Shuping has represented the People's Republic of China in table tennis, and coached in South Africa and Singapore. His father has represented Singapore in table tennis and has served as chief executive officer for the Singapore Table Tennis Association. (asiaone, 23 Apr 2013)
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He began training at the Singapore Table Tennis Association's centre in Toa Payoh, Singapore, at age five. (asiaone, 23 Apr 2013)
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"As my parents used to be competitive table tennis players. They would always bring me along to their competitions and that was how I fell in love with the sport. They also taught me a lot about the sport, guiding me through my table tennis journey." (Team Media Guide, 28 Jul 2014)
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Qualifying for the 2020 Olympic Games. (sportsschool, 01 Mar 2021)
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His parents. (Team Media Guide, 28 Jul 2014)
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He eats a mint before his matches to calm his nerves. (tnp, 24 Jun 2021)
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"Even if you are disappointed, you can't despair." (Instagram profile, 21 Mar 2021)
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In 2016 he won the Inspirational Award of the Year from the Singapore Table Tennis Association [STTA]. In 2015 he was named in the STTA Team of the Year, and received the Young Achiever of the Year Award for the second consecutive year. He won the STTA's Special Award and Best Boy's Performance in 2013, and was named Most Improved Player in both 2010 and 2012. (stta, 20 Mar 2021)

He has received the Meritorious Award at the Singapore Sports Awards on multiple occasions for his part in representing the men's national team [2006, 2007, 2013, twice in 2014, 2015, and 2016]. (singaporeolympics, 01 Jan 2020)

Additional Information

Grip
Shakehand (ittf, 01 Jan 2020)

Style of play
Attack (ittf, 01 Jan 2020)

General
SPORT, STUDY AND NATIONAL SERVICE
In 2013 he began studying sport and leisure management at Republic Polytechnic in Woodlands, Singapore, but has delayed his course multiple times. He deferred his studies in 2015 and 2017 to train for the South East Asian Games, and completed his national service from 2017 to 2019, which also ruled him out of contention for the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia. "My classmates now are a lot younger than me. Of course there are times when I feel exhausted, but I have never thought about quitting. This is a path I chose because of my love for table tennis. I will go all out to win matches and be an inspiration to others, just like how those before me have inspired me." (uk, 24 Jun 2021; tabletennissbsbb, 01 Mar 2018)

TREASURED POSSESSION
In 2004 he was given a signed bat by Chinese table tennis player Xu Yinsheng, who had previously coached his mother on the Chinese national team. He hangs the bat, which reads, "Work hard in your table tennis and play in the Olympics some day", in his home. "The bat has always been placed in a prominent place in my living room. From time to time, I will walk past and it reminds me of why I started my journey and help motivate me to achieve my goal." (tnp, 24 Jun 2021)

Legend
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event