TORONTO — Mo Zhang and Eugene Wang will lead an experienced Canadian table tennis team at this summer's Paris Olympics.
TORONTO — Mo Zhang and Eugene Wang will lead an experienced Canadian table tennis team at this summer's Paris Olympics.
The 35-year-old reached the Round of 16 at the Tokyo Games, matching Canada’s best ever Olympic result in women’s singles. She also finished ninth in mixed doubles with Wang.The 38-year-old veteran helped the men’s team to a ninth-place finish in his Olympic debut at the 2012 London Games. Mo Zhang and Eugene Wang will lead an experienced Canadian table tennis team at this summer's Paris Olympics.
The 35-year-old reached the Round of 16 at the Tokyo Games, matching Canada’s best ever Olympic result in women’s singles. She also finished ninth in mixed doubles with Wang.The 38-year-old veteran helped the men’s team to a ninth-place finish in his Olympic debut at the 2012 London Games.
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