Ariel Hsing

USA Table Tennis

Ariel Hsing
  • 2012
Birth Year
1995
Home
San Jose, California
Birth Place
Fremont, California
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Coaches: ZhenShi Li, Hailong Shen, Stefan Feth, Dennis Davis, JianXu Liu, LiYing Tang, JiWei Xia, FangXian Yi, Di Zhang
Handed: Right
Grip: Shakehands
Style of Play: Two Wing Attacker
Rubber: Both sides inverted
Club Affiliation:  New York Athletic Club, iTableTennis, World Champions Table Tennis Academy

How long have you been playing? 10 Years

How did you get involved in the sport? 
My mom couldn't find a baby sitter for me when I was seven and took me along to the Palo Alto Table Tennis club.

Your best victory or tournament? Highest Rating to date? My best "victory" was losing to the eventual champion Li Xiaoxia at the 2012 Olympics. Highest world ranking: 73 Highest USATT rating: 2548

What are your Goals in the sport? There are only three sports that the U.S. has never medalled at the Olympics: badminton, handball, and table tennis. My goal is to win a medal for my country. If I can't do it, I want to help others to do it.

Who is your Favorite Player? Why? Ding Ning from China is my favorite player. She always seems happy and enjoys playing the matches.

Describe your game or playing philosophy. I am a two-wing attacker. My philosophy is to always train hard and try your best. I want to enjoy the game and care less about the results.

Competition Record:
  • 2012 Female High School Athlete of the Year - by San Jose Sports Authority 
  • 2012 U.S. National Championship – Women's U22 Champion 
  • 2012 U.S. National Championship – Mixed Doubles Champion 
  • 2012 ITTF Intercontinental Cup - Women's Champion 
  • 2012 North America Olympic Trial - First Women Qualified 
  • 2012 North America Cup - Women's Champion 
  • 2012 ITTF Brazil Open - Women's U21 Champion 
  • 2012 ITTF USA Junior & Cadet Open - Junior Girls Singles, Doubles, and Team Champions. 
  • 2011 U.S. National Championship – Women's Open Singles Champion 
  • 2011 U.S. National Championship – Women's U22 Champion 
  • 2011 U.S. National Championship – Mixed Doubles Champion 
  • 2011 North America Cup - Women's Champion 
  • 2011 Women's World Cup - North America representative. 
  • 2011 ITTF Junior Circuit Finals - Girls Single 3rd place. 
  • 2011 Pan American Games - Women Singles Bronze medalist 
  • 2011 Pan American Games - Women Team Bronze medalist 
  • 2011 JUIC International Jr. & Cadet - Open Champion 
  • 2011 Canadian Junior Open - Team and doubles Champion 
  • 2011 Pan Am and US National Team Trial - First Place. 
  • 2010 U.S. National Championship – Women's Open Singles Champion 
  • 2010 U.S. National Championship – Women's U22 Champion 
  • 2010 Nate Wasserman Memorial Scholarship Awards –Junior Girl Champion 
  • 2010 Nate Wasserman Memorial Scholarship Awards –Cadet Girl Champion 
  • 2010 ITTF Global Cadet Challenge - Girls Single 3rd place 
  • 2010 ITTF Global Cadet Challenge - Girls Doubles 2nd place 
  • 2010 Ecuador Junior and Cadet Open - Cadet Girls Single Champion 
  • 2010 Ecuador Junior and Cadet Open - Junior Girls Single 2nd place 
  • 2010 Ecuador Junior and Cadet Open - Junior Girls Team Champion 
  • 2010 Pan Am trial for Global Cadet Challenge - Girls Champion 
  • 2010 Inaugural Youth Olympic Games - USA representative 
  • 2010 US Open - U21 women 2nd place. 
  • 2010 North America Championship – Cadet Girls singles Champion 
  • 2010 North America Championship Junior Girls Team Champion 
  • 2010 China vs. World Team Challenge - Represented Junior Girls World team finished 2nd place. 
  • 2010 Italian Junior & Cadet Open - Cadet Girls Singles Champion 
  • 2010 Italian Junior & Cadet Open - Cadet Girls Doubles Champion 
  • 2010 Italian Junior & Cadet Open - Cadet Girls Team 2nd place 
  • 2010 US National Team Trial – Women First Place. 
  • 2010 Safir International – Girls Under 16 Champion 
  • 2010 Pan Am Youth Olympics Trial in El Salvador – Girls First Place

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