Beach woodball at the 2012 Asian Beach Games

Beach woodball
at the 2012 Asian Beach Games
Beach woodball ; at the 2012 Asian Beach Games
Venue	Fengxiang Beach
Dates	18–21 June 2012
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Beach woodball at the 2012 Asian Beach Games was held from 18 June to 21 June 2012 in Haiyang, China.

Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's singles	Chinnakrit Imkrajang Thailand	Klayut Mongkholsamai Thailand	Lin Yu-hsien Chinese Taipei
Men's team	Thailand Peera Chaisongkram Chinnakrit Imkrajang Jukkarin Khunthong Klayut Mongkholsamai Wattana Phromkaew Kittiphan Pongsane	Chinese Taipei Huang Ming-ting Hung Chia-tse Lin Yu-hsien Lin Ta-hsiang Lo Chieh Wu Yi-cheng	China Lei Dong Liang Bin Ma Jian Wang Tuo Ye Qiwei Zhu Zuoqing
Women's singles	Praewpan Chaithong Thailand	Siripat Karinit Thailand	Wu Chih-han Chinese Taipei
Women's team	Thailand Altira Boonjit Pornpimon Buaklang Praewpan Chaithong Siripat Karinit Chonnipa Pengwichai Jenjira Rachaseemuang	Chinese Taipei Chen Yu-hsuan Chiang Fang-yu Chung Pi-ju Lu Meng-han Pan Hsin-yi Wu Chih-han	China Li Ming Liu Zhihui Wang Dan Wang Jing Xu Wangqian Yang Pei

18–21 June

Rank	Athlete	Prel.	Final	Total
	Chinnakrit Imkrajang (THA)	158	35	193
	Klayut Mongkholsamai (THA)	160	37	197
3	Peera Chaisongkram (THA)	160	42	202
4	Kittiphan Pongsane (THA)	162	41	203
5	Jukkarin Khunthong (THA)	166	39	205
	Lin Yu-hsien (TPE)	167	42	209
7	Ye Qiwei (CHN)	167	44	211
8	Kiadtisak Saengrit (THA)	170	45	215
9	Wattana Phromkaew (THA)	172	43	215

10	Lei Dong (CHN)	172
11	Huang Ming-ting (TPE)	174
12	Wu Yi-cheng (TPE)	174
13	Naluenat Puangmaduea (THA)	175
14	Liang Bin (CHN)	176
15	Chen Chih-fu (TPE)	177
16	Hung Chia-tse (TPE)	178
17	Wong Siu Kai (HKG)	179
18	Wang Tuo (CHN)	181
19	Phạm Công Thành (VIE)	182
20	Zhu Zuoqing (CHN)	182
21	Lo Chieh (TPE)	183
22	Siow Chong Wah (MAS)	184
23	Đoàn Văn Mai (VIE)	187
24	Ma Jian (CHN)	188
25	Jeremy Ngai (HKG)	189
26	Bharat Gurav (IND)	191
27	Lee Pei-jung (TPE)	192
28	Cao Hoàng Anh (VIE)	192
29	Trần Anh Đức (VIE)	194
30	Lam Chi Ho (HKG)	196
31	Vũ Hồng Quân (VIE)	197
32	Lin Ta-hsiang (TPE)	198
33	Lee Hon Kwong (HKG)	199
34	Li Chi Tak (HKG)	199
35	Xu Qiang (CHN)	200
36	Yeo Kim Mon (MAS)	201
37	Liang Yunhai (CHN)	203
38	Subhash Chander Gupta (IND)	207
39	Bandiin Mönkhbat (MGL)	210
40	Woo Chee Kam (MAS)	212
41	Chow Wai Kin (HKG)	215
42	Trần Duy Anh (VIE)	224
43	Ganboldyn Sugarbayar (MGL)	225
44	Santosh Gurav (IND)	235
45	Kapil Kumar Sahu (IND)	236
46	Ganboldyn Batmyagmar (MGL)	237
47	Kwet Seng Moun (MAS)	246
48	Heng Kuang Hak (MAS)	251
49	Tushar Mahadu Jadhav (IND)	257
50	Anurag Choudhary (IND)	259
51	Sükhbayaryn Battsooj (MGL)	279
52	Anil Kumar (IND)	284
53	Mayank Arora (IND)	315

Lin Yu-hsien was awarded bronze because of no three-medal sweep per country rule.

18–20 June

18–21 June

Rank	Athlete	Prel.	Final	Total
	Praewpan Chaithong (THA)	176	41	217
	Siripat Karinit (THA)	177	43	220
3	Jiraporn Chinpukdee (THA)	176	46	222
	Wu Chih-han (TPE)	181	43	224
5	Altira Boonjit (THA)	186	41	227
6	Chonnipa Pengwichai (THA)	184	45	229
7	Liu Zhihui (CHN)	185	45	230
8	Chiang Fang-yu (TPE)	181	50	231
9	Gu Yuexia (CHN)	185	49	234

10	Pan Hsin-yi (TPE)	187
11	Jenjira Rachaseemuang (THA)	189
12	Wang Jing (CHN)	190
13	Li Ming (CHN)	190
14	Sayumphon Pimsawat (THA)	190
15	Chung Pi-ju (TPE)	193
16	Pornpimon Buaklang (THA)	196
17	Huang Tzu-chi (TPE)	198
17	Wang Dan (CHN)	201
19	Yang Pei (CHN)	202
20	Jiang Shilei (CHN)	203
21	Chen Yu-hsuan (TPE)	204
22	Lu Meng-han (TPE)	204
23	Ng Cho Kwan (HKG)	206
24	Nguyễn Thị Trà Mi (VIE)	206
25	Trương Thị Hồng Quyên (VIE)	208
26	Nguyễn Huyền Trang (VIE)	209
27	Chui Ya-ting (TPE)	212
28	Xu Wangqian (CHN)	213
29	Phan Thị Phượng (VIE)	214
30	Lien Yen Wa (MAS)	221
31	Trần Thị Tuyết (VIE)	221
32	Lim Kim Chew (MAS)	244
33	Yap Bee Guan (MAS)	250
34	Kong Ah Long (MAS)	251
35	Lim Siew Loon (MAS)	252
36	Chan Moi Nan (MAS)	258
37	Natsagdorjiin Myagmarsüren (MGL)	295
38	Rinku Kumari (IND)	296
39	Sayali Shirke (IND)	298
40	Gombojavyn Tungalag (MGL)	303
41	Priya Santosh Gurav (IND)	307
42	Rutuja Manwatkar (IND)	375
43	Anagha Bansod (IND)	398
44	Ayushree Deshmukh (IND)	7992

Wu Chih-han was awarded bronze because of no three-medal sweep per country rule.

18–20 June