Kim Un-Hyang

Kim Un-Hyang
Country represented	North Korea
Born	October 18 1990 (1990-10-18) Pyongyang, North Korea
Club	Kigwancha Sports Club
Coach(es)	Kim Chun Pil
Current status	Retired

Kim Un-Hyang (born October 18, 1990 in Pyongyang, North Korea) is a retired North Korean artistic gymnast. She represented North Korea at the 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2014 World Championships, and is the 2014 Asian Games Champion on the balance beam.

Career

2006

Kim made her senior debut at the Surat Asian Championships. She won a bronze medal on beam and silver with the team. She later represented North Korea at the Doha Asian Games, placing 6th on beam. The team placed 2nd in the team final, but the result was later disqualified after it was discovered that Kim's teammate Cha Yong-Hwa was competing with a falsified age (being younger than the senior requirement). Due to Kim's performances, she was selected to compete at the Aarhus World Championships. She competed on beam and floor, and did not qualify to either event final.

2007

Kim was again selected for the World Championships, held in Stuttgart. This time she competed on bars as well as beam and floor, but did not qualify to an event final.

2009

At the Belgrade Summer Universiade, the North Korean team earned bronze (though was disqualified again due to Cha Yong-Hwa's age falsification). Individually, Kim won silver on beam.

Results

Year	Event	TF	AA	VT	UB	BB	FX
2006	Surat Asian Championships	2nd				3rd
	Doha Asian Games	DQ				6
2008	Doha Asian Championships	DQ	2nd		2nd	3rd	2nd
2009	Belgrade Summer Universiade	DQ	3rd
	London World Championships					4
2010	Moscow World Cup					2nd
2012	Putian Asian Championships	2nd				2nd
2013	Tianjin East Asian Games	3rd	3rd
2014	Osijek World Cup					2nd
	Incheon Asian Games	2nd				1st
2015	Varna World Cup					2nd