Tan Ya-ting

Tan Ya-ting, born on November seventh, nineteen ninety-three, is a distinguished archer representing Chinese Taipei. Her journey in archery has seen her compete at the highest levels, including three Olympic appearances at the Summer Youth Olympics in two thousand ten, and the Summer Olympics in two thousand twelve and two thousand sixteen.

Tan's international career began with a remarkable achievement at the two thousand ten Summer Youth Olympics, where she secured a silver medal in the girls' individual event. This impressive performance came after a closely contested final against the former FITA Archery World Cup champion, Kwak Ye-Ji.

At the two thousand twelve Summer Olympics, Tan finished ninth in the women's individual event, showcasing her skill and determination. Four years later, she reached new heights by winning a bronze medal in the women's team event at the two thousand sixteen Summer Olympics, further solidifying her status as a top competitor.

In addition to her Olympic success, Tan was part of the team that achieved a historic milestone for Chinese Taipei by winning the first recurve title at the two thousand nineteen World Archery Championships. Her dedication and talent have also led her to qualify for the upcoming two thousand twenty Summer Olympics, where she aims to continue her legacy in the sport.