Emily Quan
Athlete Bio#
DOB: January 31, 2007
Hometown: Sharon, Massachusetts
Coaches: Haidong Tao, Ye Tian, Guoqiang Ren
Style of Play: Right-handed attacker, with backhand short pips
Career Highlights:
- 2023 US National Championships U17 Girl’s Singles Bronze Medalist
- 2023 US National Championships U19 Girl’s Doubles Bronze Medalist
- 2022 JOOLA North American Teams Championship: Highest Finishing Women’s Team
- 2022 US Open Table Tennis Championships U15 Girl’s Doubles Silver Medalist
- 2022 US National Championship U15 Mixed Doubles Bronze Medalist
- 2022 US National Championship U15 Girl’s Doubles Silver Medalist
- 2022 WTT Feeder Westchester Women’s Doubles Bronze Medalist
- 2021 US Open Table Tennis Championships U15 Girl’s Doubles Silver Medalist
- 2021 US Open Table Tennis Championships U15 Girl’s Singles Silver Medalist
- 2021 US Open Table Tennis Championships U19 Girl’s Singles Bronze Medalist
- 2021 US National Championship U15 Girl’s Singles Bronze Medalist
- 2019 US Youth National Ranking Tournament Mini Cadet (U3) Girl’s Singles – Champion
- 2019 US Youth National Ranking Tournament Hopes (U12) Girl’s Singles – Champion
- 2019 US National Championship Mini-Cadet Girl’s Teams Bronze Medalist
- 2018 US Open Hopes (U12) Girl’s Singles Silver Medalist
- 2018 US Open Mini-Cadet (U13) Girl’s Singles Bronze Medalist
- 2017 US National Championship Girl’s U10 Singles Bronze Medalist
Fun Fact: Emily loves writing, and she writes in both English and Chinese. In her spare time, Emily services as a Youth Column Editor for Chinese American Reading Association, a non-profit organization in Massachusetts.
