KONG Heeyong

World Championships

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2019	Basel, SUI

Asian Games

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Quarterfinal	Women's Doubles	2018	Indonesia
Quarterfinal	Women's Team	2018	Indonesia

Asian Championships

Rank	Event	Year	Location
3	Women's Doubles	2018	Wuhan, CHN
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2019	Wuhan, CHN

Asian Championships Team

Rank	Event	Year	Location
2	Women's Team	2020	Manila, PHI

HSBC BWF World Tour Finals

Rank	Event	Year	Location
2	Women's Doubles	2020	Bangkok, THA
1st Round	Women's Doubles	2019	Guangzhou, CHN

BWF World Tour - Eliminations per phase since 2017

Year	Event	W	RU	SF	QF	L16	L32	L64	Group
2020	Doubles W	1x	-	3x	2x	-	-	-	-
2019	Doubles W	4x	4x	-	5x	6x	1x	-	-
2018	Doubles W	-	-	3x	2x	4x	5x	-	-
2018	Doubles X	-	-	-	-	2x	-	-	-
2017	Doubles W	-	1x	2x	-	-	-	-	-
2017	Doubles X	-	-	-	-	-	1x	-	-

BWF World Superseries - Eliminations per phase since 2017

Year	Event	W	RU	SF	QF	L16	L32
2017	Doubles W	-	1x	-	-	2x	1x

World Tour & World Superseries - Ten best performances since 2017

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location
1	2020	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Bangkok, THA
1	2019	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Incheon, KOR
1	2019	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Tokyo, JPN
1	2019	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Auckland, NZL
1	2019	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Barcelona, ESP
2	2019	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Paris, FRA
2	2019	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Taipei, TPE
2	2019	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Singapore, SIN
2	2019	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Jakarta, INA
2	2017	Women's Doubles	BWF World Tour	Seoul, KOR
2	2017	Women's Doubles	BWF World Superseries	Tokyo, JPN

Thomas & Uber Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location
3	Women's Team	2018	Bangkok, THA

TOTAL BWF Sudirman Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Quarterfinal	Mixed Team	2019	Nanning, CHN

Legend
W - Winner, RU - Runner-up, SF - Semifinal, QF - Quarterfinal, L16 - Last 16, L32 - Last 32, L64 - Last 64, M - Men, W - Women, X - Mixed

Athlete

Korean

Jeonbuk Bank [Republic of Korea]

Kim Hyo-Sung [club], KOR; Ahn Jae-Chang [national], KOR

Right (koreaopen.kr, 12 Sep 2017)

She tore a ligament in her right ankle at the 2019 Korea Masters in Gwangju. The injury continued to affect her at the 2019 World Tour Finals in Guangzhou, People's Republic of China, and the 2020 Thailand Masters in Bangkok. (badmintonkorea.co.kr, 17 Jul 2020)

In 2019 she was troubled by pain in her right elbow. (badmintonkorea.co.kr, 17 Jul 2020)

She began the sport at age nine. (badmintonkorea.co.kr, 17 Jul 2020)

Her primary school teacher recognised her running talent and introduced her to a badminton coach. (sports.khan.co.kr, 25 Dec 2013; badmintonkorea.co.kr, 17 Jul 2020)

To win a medal in women's doubles at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (badmintonkorea.co.kr, 17 Jul 2020)

Chinese badminton player Yu Yang. (sports.khan.co.kr, 25 Dec 2013)

Coach Kim Hyo-Sung. (badmintonkorea.co.kr, 17 Jul 2020)

In 2019 she and doubles partner Kim So-Yeong were presented with the Most Improved Player of the Year Award by the Badminton World Federation [BWF]. (bwfworldtourfinals.bwfbadminton.com, 09 Dec 2019)