Lígia Silva

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Lígia Silva

Nationality

Born

March 6, 1981
Manaus, Amazonas

Medal record

Women's table tennis
Competitor for Brazil

Lígia Silva (born March 6, 1981 in Manaus, Amazonas) is a table tennis player from Brazil.^[1] She has competed in three Olympic Games.

References

↑ Lígia Silva - Uol Pan 2011

Latin American Table Tennis Champions in Women's Singles

1978: Elizabeth Popper (VEN)
1980: Diana Guillén (MEX)
1989: Madeleine Armas (CUB)
1990: Madeleine Armas (CUB)
1991: Yolanda Rodríguez (CUB)
1992: Yolanda Rodríguez (CUB)
1994: Madeleine Armas (CUB)
1996: Lyanne Kosaka (BRA)
1998: Sofija Tepes (CHL)
2000: Leticia Suárez (CUB)
2001: Berta Rodríguez (CHL)
2002: Berta Rodríguez (CHL)
2003: Fabiola Ramos (VEN)
2004: Wu Xue (DOM)
2005: Lian Qian (DOM)
2006: Lígia Silva (BRA)
2007: Wu Xue (DOM)
2008: Wu Xue (DOM)
2009: Lígia Silva (BRA)
2010: Yadira Silva (MEX)
2011: Wu Xue (DOM)
2012: Jessica Yamada (BRA)
2013: Caroline Kumahara (BRA)

Latin American Table Tennis Champions in Women's Doubles

1978: M. R. Baez Gato (CUB) & Raquel Ortíz (CUB)
1980: M. Liyau Ho (PER) & P. Moreno (PER)
1989: C. Miranda Yera (CUB) & Marisel Ramírez (CUB)
1990: Madeleine Armas (CUB) & Yolanda Rodríguez (CUB)
1991: Madeleine Armas (CUB) & Yolanda Rodríguez (CUB)
1992: N. N. Aparicio (VEN) & A. Prieto (VEN)
1994: Madeleine Armas (CUB) & Yolanda Rodríguez (CUB)
1996: Monica Doti (BRA) & Lyanne Kosaka (BRA)
1998: Monica Doti (BRA) & Lyanne Kosaka (BRA)
2000: Marisel Ramírez (CUB) & Leticia Suárez (CUB)
2001: Silvia Morel (CHL) & Sofija Tepes (CHL)
2002: Berta Rodríguez (CHL) & Sofija Tepes (CHL)
2003: Berta Rodríguez (CHL) & Sofija Tepes (CHL)
2004: Marisol Espineira (PER) & Eliana González (PER)
2005: Karin Sako (BRA) & Lígia Silva (BRA)
2006: Ximena Cerón (CHL) & Berta Rodríguez (CHL)
2007: Luisana Pérez (VEN) & Fabiola Ramos (VEN)
2008: Lian Qian (DOM) & Wu Xue (DOM)
2009: Mariany Nonaka (BRA) & Lígia Silva (BRA)
2010: Ruaida Ezzedinne (VEN) & Fabiola Ramos (VEN)
2011: Lígia Silva (BRA) & Jessica Yamada (BRA)
2013: Judith Morales (CHI) & Paulina Vega (CHI)

Latin American Table Tennis Champions in Mixed Doubles

1978: Francisco López (VEN) & Elizabeth Popper (VEN)
1980: Acássio Cunha (BRA) & M. R. Pupo Santa Rosa (BRA)
1989: M. R. Betancourt (CUB) & Madeleine Armas (CUB)
1990: Ernesto González (CUB) & Madeleine Armas (CUB)
1991: Rubén Arado (CUB) & Yolanda Rodríguez (CUB)
1992: Rubén Arado (CUB) & Yolanda Rodríguez (CUB)
1994: Francisco Arado (CUB) & Madeleine Armas (CUB)
1996: Juan Papic (CHL) & Sofija Tepes (CHL)
1998: Juan Salamanca (CHL) & Berta Rodríguez (CHL)
2000: Hugo Hoyama (BRA) & Eugênia Ferreira (BRA)
2001: Juan Papic (CHL) & Sofija Tepes (CHL)
2002: Juan Papic (CHL) & Sofija Tepes (CHL)
2004: Hugo Hoyama (BRA) & Mariany Nonaka (BRA)
2005: Lin Ju (DOM) & Lian Qian (DOM)
2006: Thiago Monteiro (BRA) & Lígia Silva (BRA)
2007: Lin Ju (DOM) & Wu Xue (DOM)
2008: Lin Ju (DOM) & Wu Xue (DOM)
2009: Cazuo Matsumoto (BRA) & Lígia Silva (BRA)
2010: Cazuo Matsumoto (BRA) & Lígia Silva (BRA)
2011: Cazuo Matsumoto (BRA) & Lígia Silva (BRA)
2013: Eric Jouti (BRA) & Caroline Kumahara (BRA)

Latin American Table Tennis Champions in Women's Team

1978: PER (Patricia Moreno & Gladys Moriyama & Josefina Salazar-Delgado)
1980: MEX (Alicia Bernal & Diana Guillen)
1989: CUB (Madeleine Armas & Carmen Miranda Yera & Marisel Ramírez)
1990: CUB (Madeleine Armas & Carmen Miranda Yera & Yolanda Rodríguez)
1991: CUB (Madeleine Armas & Marisel Ramírez & Yolanda Rodríguez)
1992: CUB (Marisel Ramírez & Yolanda Rodríguez & Clara Sabina)
1994: CUB (Madeleine Armas & Marisel Ramírez & Yolanda Rodríguez & Leticia Suárez)
1996: BRA (Monica Doti & Livia Kosaka & Lyanne Kosaka & Kelly Tiemi Nagaoka)
1998: BRA (Monica Doti & Lyanne Kosaka & Lígia Silva)
2000: CUB (Marisel Ramírez & Yolanda Rodríguez & Leticia Suárez)
2001: CHL (Patricia Álvarez & Silvia Morel & Berta Rodríguez & Sofija Tepes)
2002: CHL (Patricia Álvarez & Berta Rodríguez & Sofija Tepes & Maria Paulina Vega)
2004: CHL (Silvia Morel & Ximena Cerón & Berta Rodríguez & Paulina Vega)
2005: BRA (Claudia Ikeizumi & Carina Murashige & Karin Sako & Lígia Silva)
2006: BRA (Claudia Ikeizumi & Mariany Nonaka & Karin Sako & Lígia Silva)
2007: BRA (Carina Murashige & Mariany Nonaka & Lígia Silva)
2008: DOM (Lian Qian & Johenny Valdez & Wu Xue)
2009: CHL (Blanca Fernanda Duran Abarca & Berta Rodríguez & Paulina Vega & Natalia Castellano)
2010: BRA (Livia Fontana & Karin Sako & Lígia Silva & Jessica Yamada)
2011: VEN (Ruaida Ezzeddine & Luisana Perez & Fabiola Ramos)
2012: BRA (Caroline Kumahara & Katia Kawai & Lígia Silva & Jessica Yamada)
2013: BRA (Caroline Kumahara & Katia Kawai & Lígia Silva & Jessica Yamada)

v t e Table tennis in Brazil

Organization	Table Tennis Association

Notable players	Hugo Hoyama Ricardo Inokuchi Cláudio Kano Carlos Kawai Caroline Kumahara Thiago Monteiro Mariany Nonaka Lígia Silva Gustavo Tsuboi

List of table tennis players

Persondata
Name	Silva, Ligia
Alternative names
Short description	Brazilian table tennis player
Date of birth	1981-03-06
Place of birth	Manaus, Amazonas
Date of death
Place of death

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