Softball at the 2002 Asian Games

Softball was contested by six teams at the 2002 Asian Games in Busan, South Korea from September 30 to October 6. The competition took place at Gudeok Baseball Stadium.

Softball
at the 2002 Asian Games
VenueGudeok Baseball Stadium
Dates30 September – 6 October 2002
Competitors90 from 6 nations

Schedule

PPreliminary round ½Semifinals FFinal GGrand final
Event↓/Date →30th
Mon
1st
Tue
2nd
Wed
3rd
Thu
4th
Fri
5th
Sat
6th
Sun
WomenPPPPP½FG

Medalists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women
 Japan
Naomi Arai
Masumi Mishina
Emi Naito
Misako Ando
Yumi Iwabuchi
Sachiko Ito
Yuka Suzuki
Mikiko Tanaka
Yukiko Ueno
Juri Takayama
Kazue Ito
Hiroko Sakai
Noriko Yamaji
Haruka Saito
Reika Utsugi
 Chinese Taipei
Chien Pei-chi
Lo Hsiao-ting
Kung Hsiao-li
Yen Show-tzu
Tung Yun-chi
Huang Hui-wen
Chen Miao-yi
Chung Kai-ning
Wang Ya-fen
Lin Po-jen
Lai Sheng-jung
Yang Hui-chun
Pan Tzu-hui
Chen Feng-yin
Wu Chia-yen
Shared silver
 China
Li Qi
Zhang Chunfang
Deng Xiaoling
Xin Minhong
Wang Xiaoyan
Mu Xia
Zhou Yi
Wei Qiang
Zhang Yanqing
Zhang Lixia
Yu Meifang
Tao Hua
Meng Lijun
Ye Xiaohe
Zhang Ai

Squads

Squads
 China  Chinese Taipei  Japan  North Korea
  • Kang In-sun
  • Kim Song-ok
  • U Chun-yong
  • Kim Jong-ok
  • Kim Yong
  • Pak Hye-ok
  • Ri Myong-hui
  • Yun Kyong-hui
  • Kim Song-chun
  • Sin Myong-hui
  • Ri Pong-suk
  • Kim Un-ju
  • Ri Kyong-hui
  • Paek Un-hui
  • Kang Hye-yong
 Philippines  South Korea
  • Rodelie Gamazon
  • Eldiza Yator
  • Marites Arahan
  • Nelia Lara
  • Janebeb Balbuena
  • Ailen Abello
  • Nimpa Baral
  • Corazon Soberre
  • Loverly Parohinog
  • Mechil Cristobal
  • Hayde Bongas
  • Belen Ramirez
  • Gina Salvador
  • Karina Aribal
  • Jenny de Jesus
  • Park Jin-ri
  • Pak Sun-yeo
  • Jung Young-mi
  • Hu Mi-jin
  • Cho Hui-ju
  • Kim Ji-eun
  • An Yeon-soon
  • Lee Eun-ju
  • Park Young-soon
  • Nam Hee-sun
  • Park Eun-ok
  • Kim Eun-jin
  • Kim Jik-mi
  • Lee Song-hui
  • Cho Eun-sil

Results

All times are Korea Standard Time (UTC+09:00)

Preliminary

Pos Team Pld W L RF RA PCT GB Qualification
1  Japan 5 5 0 17 0 1.000 Semifinals
2  Chinese Taipei 5 3 2 9 5 .600[lower-alpha 1] 2
3  China 5 3 2 14 11 .600[lower-alpha 1] 2
4  North Korea 5 3 2 12 9 .600[lower-alpha 1] 2
5  South Korea 5 1 4 7 9 .200 4
6  Philippines 5 0 5 0 25 .000 5
Source: Official website
Notes:
  1. Tied on head-to-head wins (1). Head-to-head runs against: TPE 3, CHN 6, PRK 7.
30 September
10:00
Philippines  0–5  South Korea Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Corazon Soberre WP: Park Young-soon
Team1234567RHE
 South Korea1200020570
 Philippines0000000073

30 September
12:30
North Korea  0–1  Japan Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Kim Song-chun WP: Hiroko Sakai
Team1234567RHE
 Japan0001000141
 North Korea0000000011

30 September
15:00
China  1–4  Chinese Taipei Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Zhang Yanqing WP: Lai Sheng-jung
Team1234567RHE
 Chinese Taipei0102010481
 China0000001150

1 October
10:00
North Korea  2–1  Chinese Taipei Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
WP: Kim Song-chun LP: Chung Kai-ning
Team1234567RHE
 Chinese Taipei0010000164
 North Korea200000X242

1 October
12:30
Philippines  0–9  Japan Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Eldiza Yator WP: Juri Takayama
Team1234567RHE
 Japan01204209110
 Philippines0000000021

1 October
15:00
China  3–0  South Korea Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
WP: Zhang Lixia LP: Kim Jik-mi
Team1234567RHE
 South Korea0000000012
 China000003X340

2 October
10:00
China  6–2  North Korea Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
WP: Zhang Yanqing LP: Kim Song-chun
Team1234567RHE
 North Korea1100000243
 China000231X6112

2 October
12:30
Chinese Taipei  2–0  Philippines Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
WP: Lai Sheng-jung LP: Corazon Soberre
Team1234567RHE
 Philippines0000000042
 Chinese Taipei100001X261

2 October
15:00
Japan  1–0 (F/8)  South Korea Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
WP: Hiroko Sakai LP: Lee Song-hui
Team12345678RHE
 South Korea00000000010
 Japan00000001140

3 October
10:00
Philippines  0–4  China Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Corazon Soberre WP: Li Qi
Team1234567RHE
 China0002200460
 Philippines0000000052

3 October
12:30
South Korea  1–3  North Korea Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Kim Jik-mi WP: Kim Song-chun
Team1234567RHE
 North Korea0000300332
 South Korea0000010142

3 October
15:00
Japan  1–0  Chinese Taipei Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
WP: Juri Takayama LP: Chung Kai-ning
Team1234567RHE
 Chinese Taipei0000000060
 Japan0000001160

4 October
10:00
Philippines  0–5  North Korea Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Corazon Soberre WP: Kang Hye-yong
Team1234567RHE
 North Korea0300200550
 Philippines0000000042

4 October
12:30
Chinese Taipei  2–1 (F/8)  South Korea Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
WP: Lin Po-jen LP: Park Young-soon
Team12345678RHE
 South Korea00001000151
 Chinese Taipei00010001241

4 October
15:00
Japan  5–0  China Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
WP: Juri Takayama LP: Zhang Yanqing
Team1234567RHE
 China0000000032
 Japan010202X5120

Final round

SemifinalsFinalGrand final
1 Japan (F/6)101 Japan 
2 Chinese Taipei0 Bye 
2 Chinese Taipei 
3 China 
3 China8
4 North Korea1

Semifinals

5 October
10:00
North Korea  1–8  China Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Kim Song-chun WP: Zhang Yanqing
Team1234567RHE
 China00001078110
 North Korea0010000151

5 October
13:00
Chinese Taipei  0–10 (F/6)  Japan Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
LP: Chung Kai-ning WP: Juri Takayama
Team1234567RHE
 Japan03105110151
 Chinese Taipei000000052

Final

6 October
10:00
Chinese Taipei  Rainout  China Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
Team1234567RHE
 China
 Chinese Taipei

Grand final

6 October
13:00
Japan  Rainout Winner Final Gudeok Baseball Stadium, Busan
Team1234567RHE
Final winner
 Japan
  • The ranking was decided with a result of preliminary round and semifinals due to rainy weather on final competition. Japan was awarded the gold medal based on its unbeaten record in preliminary games. China and Taiwan shared the silver. Those two were to have played to decide who would meet Japan in the gold-medal match.

Final standing

Rank Team Pld W L
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Japan660
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  China642
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Chinese Taipei633
4  North Korea633
5  South Korea514
6  Philippines505

References

    • 2002 Asian Games Report (PDF). p. 688. Archived from the original (PDF) on 5 October 2013. {{cite book}}: |work= ignored (help)
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