Who Won The 2024 ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships?
The 2024 World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals concluded today in Busan, South Korea after 10 days of competition. Normally held every two years as a stand-alone championship event from 2000, Busan was originally scheduled to host the 2020 edition, which was ultimately cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In the last edition in 2022, Team China won both the men's Swaythling Cup and the women's Corillon Cup trophies to extend its streaks to 10 (men) and 14 (women) straight titles.
And...in 2024, it was Team China again in both events, extending their domination. And, star player Ma Long earned his 14th career world team gold, third-place all-time on the gold list.
Busan 2024 also served as a key Paris 2024 qualifier, with the national teams in the top eight for both men and women securing an Olympic berth: i.e., Teams Japan, South Korea, Portugal, Germany, Chinese Taipei, and Denmark for the men and Teams South Korea, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan, and Romania for the women.
Congratulations to all the medalists! Complete results can be found online at worldtabletennis.com.
In the last edition in 2022, Team China won both the men's Swaythling Cup and the women's Corillon Cup trophies to extend its streaks to 10 (men) and 14 (women) straight titles.
And...in 2024, it was Team China again in both events, extending their domination. And, star player Ma Long earned his 14th career world team gold, third-place all-time on the gold list.
Busan 2024 also served as a key Paris 2024 qualifier, with the national teams in the top eight for both men and women securing an Olympic berth: i.e., Teams Japan, South Korea, Portugal, Germany, Chinese Taipei, and Denmark for the men and Teams South Korea, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan, and Romania for the women.
Congratulations to all the medalists! Complete results can be found online at worldtabletennis.com.
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2024 World Team Table Tennis Championships Medalists
Men's Team:
Team China: Fan Zhendong, Wang Chuqin, Ma Long, Liang Jingkun, Lin Gaoyuan |
Team France: Félix Lebrun, Alexis Lebrun, Simon Gauzy, Jules Rolland, Lilian Bardet |
Team South Korea: Jang Woo-jin, Lim Jong-hoon, Lee Sang-su, An Jae-hyun, Park Gyu-hyeon &
Team Chinese Taipei: Lin Yun-ju, Kao Cheng-jui, Chuang Chih-yuan, Feng Yi-hsin, Huang Yan-cheng
Women's Team:
Team China: Sun Yingsha, Wang Yidi, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu, Chen Xingtong |
Team Japan: Hina Hayata, Mima Ito, Miwa Harimoto, Miu Hirano, Miyuu Kihara |
Team France: Jia Nan Yuan, Prithika Pavade, Camille Lutz, Audrey Zarif, Charlotte Lutz &
Team Hong Kong: Zhu Chengzhu, Doo Hoi Kem, Lam Yee Lok, Ng Wing Lam, Lee Ho Ching
Team China: Fan Zhendong, Wang Chuqin, Ma Long, Liang Jingkun, Lin Gaoyuan |
Team France: Félix Lebrun, Alexis Lebrun, Simon Gauzy, Jules Rolland, Lilian Bardet |
Team South Korea: Jang Woo-jin, Lim Jong-hoon, Lee Sang-su, An Jae-hyun, Park Gyu-hyeon &
Team Chinese Taipei: Lin Yun-ju, Kao Cheng-jui, Chuang Chih-yuan, Feng Yi-hsin, Huang Yan-cheng
Women's Team:
Team China: Sun Yingsha, Wang Yidi, Chen Meng, Wang Manyu, Chen Xingtong |
Team Japan: Hina Hayata, Mima Ito, Miwa Harimoto, Miu Hirano, Miyuu Kihara |
Team France: Jia Nan Yuan, Prithika Pavade, Camille Lutz, Audrey Zarif, Charlotte Lutz &
Team Hong Kong: Zhu Chengzhu, Doo Hoi Kem, Lam Yee Lok, Ng Wing Lam, Lee Ho Ching
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