Our Team

Sarwendah Kusumawardhani

Coach

Coach Endah is a retired badminton player from Indonesia. She was the women’s singles champion at the 1990 World  Cup and the 1993 SEA Games. She also reached the Quarterfinals at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics.

 

Coach Endah was part of Indonesia’s winning team at the inaugural Sudirman Cup, as well as the women’s team event at the SEA Games in 1987, 1989, 1991, and 1993.

 

Highest World Rank:

Women’s Singles #3 (1991)

 

MEDAL RECORDS AS PLAYER IN WOMEN’S SINGLE REPRESENTING INDONESIA:

  • Silver medalist of World Championships held in Copenhagen (1991)
  • Bronze medalist of Worlds Championships held in Jakarta (1989)
  • Gold medalist of World Cup held in Bandung-Jakarta (1990)
  • Silver medalist of World Cup held in Macau (1991)
  • Gold medalist of SEA Games held in Singapore (1993)
  • Silver medalist of SEA Games held in Kuala Lumpur (1989)
  • Silver medalist of SEA Games held in Manila (1991)

 

CONTRIBUTIONS AS PLAYER IN WOMEN’S TEAM REPRESENTING INDONESIA:

  • Silver Medal – Uber Cup held in Jakarta (1986)
  • Bronze Medal – Uber Cup held in Kuala Lumpur (1988)
  • Bronze Medal – Uber Cup held in Nagoya-Tokyo (1990)
  • Bronze Medal – Uber Cup held in Kuala Lumpur (1992)
  • Silver Medal – Asian Games held in Beijing (1990)
  • Bronze Medal – Asian Games held in Seoul (1986)
  • Gold Medal – Sea Games held in Jakarta (1987)
  • Gold Medal – Sea Games held in Kuala Lumpur (1989)
  • Gold Medal – Sea Games held in Manila (1991)
  • Gold Medal – Sea Games held in Singapore (1993)

 

CONTRIBUTION AS PLAYER IN MIXED TEAM REPRESENTING INDONESIA:

  • Gold Medal – Sudirman Cup held in Jakarta (1989)
  • Silver Medal – Sudirman Cup held in Copenhagen (1991)
  • Silver Medal – Sudirman Cup held in Birmingham (1993)

Eny Octaviany

Coach

Coach Eny is a retired badminton player from Indonesia. She has more than 15 years of coaching experience in Indonesia, Malaysia, India, and Brunei. She represented Indonesia from 1985 to 1995 in Multiple IBF and BWF tournaments. She was a member of the Indonesian National Team.

 

Highest World Rank:

Women’s Double #8 (1987)

 

ACHIEVEMENTS AS PLAYER IN WOMEN’S DOUBLE INTERNATIONAL BWF TOURNAMENTS:

  • Women’s Double Runner-Up in the 1994 BWF French Open
  • Women’s Double Winner in the 1995 BWF Brunei International Open
  • Women’s Double Winner in the 1994 BWF Polish International

 

C. Heinrich Haris Prathama

Professional Badminton Athlete

Specialty: He is known for his powerful smashes, deceptive strokes, and incredible agility.

 

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