JUNG Jinhwa

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Individual
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	13
2012	London, GBR	11

World Championships

Year	Location	Individual	Team	Relay M	Relay X
2021	Cairo, EGY	28	4	2	-
2019	Budapest, HUN	12	1	2	-
2018	Mexico City, MEX	22	11	-	-
2017	Cairo, EGY	1	3	-	-
2016	Moscow, RUS	3	4	-	-
2015	Berlin, GER	16	1	10	-
2014	Warsaw, POL	64	11	-	-
2013	Kaohsiung, TPE	21	3	6	10
2012	Rome, ITA	3	3	1	-
2008	Budapest, HUN	34	-	-	-

Asia/Oceania Championships

Year	Location	Individual	Team	Relay X
2019	Kunming, CHN	5	1	-
2017	Gotemba, JPN	-	-	1

World Cup Final

Year	Location	Individual	Team	Relay X
2021	Hungary	7	-	-
2019	Tokyo, JPN	16	-	-
2018	Astana, KAZ	1	-	-
2017	Druskininkai, LTU	10	2	11

World Cup - Overview per season since 2017

Year	Event	Standings	Three best ranks per season
2021	Individual	26th	1 x 11th, 1 x 28th, 1 x 29th
2020	Individual	51st	1 x 50th
2019	Individual	25th	1 x 14th, 1 x 21st, 1 x 36th
2018	Individual	19th	1 x 13th, 1 x 22nd, 1 x 33rd
2017	Individual	15th	1 x 5th, 1 x 11th

World Cup - Ten best performances since 2017

Rank	Year	Event	Location	Result
5	2017	Individual	Kecskemet, HUN	1441
11	2021	Individual	Sofia, BUL	1430
11	2017	Individual	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1393
13	2018	Individual	Kecskemet, HUN	1393
14	2019	Individual	Szekesfehervar, HUN	1435
21	2019	Individual	Sofia, BUL	1393
22	2018	Individual	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1392
28	2021	Individual	Sofia, BUL	1342
29	2021	Individual	Budapest, HUN	1404
33	2018	Individual	Sofia, BUL	1327

Legend
M - Men, W - Women, X - Mixed, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Jung (Athlete, 23 Jun 2016)

Athlete

Korea National Sport University [KNSU], Seoul, KOR

Korean

Land and Housing Corporation of Korea [Team LH] [Seoul, KOR]

Ahn Chang-Sik [club], KOR; Choi Eun-Jong [national], KOR

Right (news.joins.com, 28 Sep 2017)

In June 2019 he suffered a backache and an injury to his right Achilles tendon at the 2019 World Cup Final in Tokyo, Japan, and withdrew from the event. (news.chosun.com, 09 Sep 2019)

He won silver and bronze in the individual and team events, respectively at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, Republic of Korea, despite sustaining a stress fracture to his right shin. (hani.co.kr, 03 Oct 2014; news.kmib.co.kr, 05 Sep 2018)

He tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during training in 2009. The injury kept him out of the sport for 18 months. (news.kmib.co.kr, 05 Sep 2018; rsportsseoul.com, 07 Sep 2017; Athlete, 03 Jul 2012; ksilbo.co.kr, 05 Apr 2011)

2007 (news.joins.com, 28 Sep 2017)

He took up the sport in 2000 at junior high school. (Athlete, 23 Jul 2016)

Coach Shin Seung-Il recommended he try the sport. (Athlete, 03 Jul 2012; news.joins.com, 28 Sep 2017)

To win gold at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (TV Chosun, 12 Sep 2017)

Korean modern pentathlete Lee Chun-Hun. (Athlete, 23 Jul 2016)

"Your commitment to success is more important than anything else." (Instagram profile, 09 Jun 2020)