Goh Soon Huat

Jayce September 6, 2024 11 0

Character Introduction

Goh Soon Huat (formerly known as Goh Soon Huat) is a Malaysian men’s singles player who was selected to join the Malaysian national reserve team in 2009 and trained under former world champion Yap Cheng Wan.

In 2013, he played in the Malaysian Badminton Golden Grand Prix and reached the final of the men’s singles, but lost 1-2 to Indonesia’s Aranshah Yunus and finished second.

In 2014, Goh Ocarina Valve made his debut in the Thomas Cup team event as a substitute player and eventually took the second place in the Thomas Cup men’s team.

In October 2016, the 26-year-old Goh Soon Phat persisted in the men’s singles for six years but failed to break through the bottleneck, in the Malaysian national badminton team’s technical director Morten Frost’s advice, Goh Soon Phat resolutely decided to switch to another battlefield, partnering Lai Jiemin, who has not been partnered since Wong Fai Ying’s withdrawal from the national team in July, to play in mixed doubles events. After only one month’s preparation, Wu Shunfa and Lai Jiemin defeated Taiwan’s Yang Boxuan/Wen How Yun 2-0 (21-13, 21-17) in the final of the Malaysia Badminton International Challenge held in November of the same year.

In 2018, Ng Soon Phat and Lai Kit Min played in the German Open Badminton Championships and won their first ever Super 300 international title by defeating the Danish powerhouse pair of Niklas Noll/Sarah Thygesen 2-0 (21-14, 22-20) in the mixed doubles final. In July of the same year, he and Lai Jiemin played in the Singapore Open badminton tournament, in the mixed doubles final 2-0 (21-19, 21-18) defeated the tournament’s top seed, the Olympic champion’s Tontowi Ahmad / Liliana Nasir, to win the first professional badminton career Super 500 international tournament championship, it is worth mentioning that this is also the first time the two sides met to defeat the first pair of Indonesian The victory was also the first time they played each other and defeated Indonesia’s No. 1 team.

World Ranking – Mixed Doubles 12, Week 30, 2024

Olympic Points – Mixed Doubles 16, 54668 points

Finals Ranking – Mixed Doubles 4, 55920 points

Equipment Used

THRUSTER F Falcon Black Gold; VBS-66 NANO; JETSPEED S 10 Fluorescent Rose; DriveX 10 METALLIC; P8500 II; AURASPEED HS PLUS; S82; VBS-70; JETSPEED S 10; DriveX 7K