Elena Timina

Elena Timina
Elena Timina
Full name	TIMINA Elena
Nationality	Netherlands Russia Soviet Union Unified Team
Medal record
Women's table tennis
Representing Netherlands
European Championships
Representing Russia
European Championships
Representing Soviet Union
European Championships

Elena Timina (born May 8, 1969) is a Russian-born Dutch professional table tennis player.^[1] She was born in Moscow, Russia.

Career highlights

Summer Olympic Games: 1992, Barcelona, women's singles, 1st round; 1992, Barcelona, women's doubles, quarter final; 1996, Atlanta, women's singles, 1st round; 1996, Atlanta, women's doubles, quarter final
World Championships: 1989, Dortmund, women's doubles, last 16; 1993, Gothenburg, team competition, 5th; 1995, Tianjin, women's doubles, quarter final; 1995, Tianjin, team competition, 9th; 1997, Manchester, women's doubles, last 16; 1997, Manchester, team competition, 9th; World Team Cup:; 1990, Hokkaidō, 5th; 1991, Barcelona, 9th; 1994, Nîmes, 1st; 1995, Atlanta, 5th; World Doubles Cup:; 1992, Las Vegas, women's doubles, quarter final
Pro Tour Meetings: 1996, Kettering, women's singles, semi final; 1996, Kettering, women's doubles, quarter final; 1996, Bolzano, women's doubles, quarter final; 1998, Doha, women's doubles, semi final; 1998, Zagreb, women's doubles, quarter final; 2007, Velenje, women's doubles, semi final
European Championships: 1990, Gothenburg, women's singles, last 16; 1990, Gothenburg, women's doubles, runner-up; 1992, Stuttgart, women's singles, last 16; 1992, Stuttgart, women's doubles, semi final; 1994, Birmingham, women's singles, last 16; 1994, Birmingham, women's doubles, runner-up; 1994, Birmingham, team competition, 1st; 1996, Bratislava, women's singles, last 16; 1998, Eindhoven, women's singles, last 16
European Youth Championships: 1983, Malmö, women's doubles, runner up (cadet); 1986, Louvin La Neuve, women's singles, semi final (juniors)
European Top-12 Championships: 1992, Vienna, 5th; 1993, Copenhagen, 9th; 1994, Arezzo, 11th; 1995, Dijon, 9th; 1996, Charleroi, 11th; 1997, Eindhoven, 9th