JAKARTA The process and success undertaken by Indonesian badminton legend Susi Susanti has succeeded in paving the way for young athlete Thalita Ramadhani Wiryawan.
Thalita has known badminton since she was five years old. He then solidified his choice in the sport after reading Susi's life story until she won the 1992 Olympic gold medal at Barcelona.
This choice bore fruit until finally Thalita was called to become a pre-main athlete for the Cipayung PBSI National Training Center (Pelatnas) at the end of December 2024.
"I am very happy. I did not expect to be able to enter the National Training Center," said the athlete who was born in Surabaya in September 2007 in a statement received.
Thalita started a long journey in badminton when she entered PB Winner Badminton Club in Surabaya in 2014. Then in 2017, she moved to Jakarta and trained during the year at PB Jaya Raya.
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The women's singles specialist said that she had already felt the difficulty of maintaining the consistency of her achievements in her journey as a junior player.
"I always try in every National Circuit match to be the best. However, when in important matches such as PON and National Championships, I can't do my best," said Thalita.
Thalita is one of a number of athletes selected as the first female singles athlete this year. Other names are Ruzana, Mutiara Ayu Puspitasari, Chiara Marvelia Handoyo, and Deswanti Hujansih Nurtertiati.
They will train in the assistance of coach Ade Lukas and Prasetyo RB.
"My hope is that I can always do my best in every match. I also hope to win in every tournament that I participate in," said Thalita.
Profile
Name: Thalita Ramadhani Wiryawan Place and date of birth: Surabaya, September 21, 2007
Club
PB Winner Badminton Club Surabaya (2014-2017)PB Jaya Raya Jakarta (2017-2024)
Achievements (2024)
Champion I Sirnas A Central Java Winner I Of The East Java Governor's Cup Winner I Sirnas A Southeast Sulawesi Winner I Of The National Cup Winner I Box Of India Junior International Series II India Junior International Grand Prix Winner I Sirnas A Central Kalimantan Winner I Sirnas A Premiere Juara I Bangladesh Junior Series Juara III Jaya Raya Grand Prix
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