Jet Ng

Jet Ng
Jet Ng
Full name	Jet Ng Shang Fei
Born	10 May 1998; Singapore
Weapon(s)	Foil
Hand	right-handed
Height	1.81 m (5 ft 11 1⁄2 in)
Weight	70 kg (150 lb; 11 st)
Club	Z Fencing International Academy
Head coach(es)	Joseph Engert

Jet Ng (born 10 May 1998) is a Singaporean foil fencer.

Career

Ng attained a 5th-place finish at the 2015 Cadet World Championships (men's foil), the then-highest achieved by a Singaporean fencer, before Ywen Lau won the 2016 Cadet World Championships in Women's Sabre.

Ng made his SEA Games debut in 2017, winning an individual bronze medal in the men's foil individual event.

Ng as of October 2017, taken a break from competition as he is serving his 2-year National Service in the Singapore military, training to be an Artillery Officer.

Awards

2017 SEA Games Individual - 3rd
2017 Singapore National Junior Championships Team - 1st
2017 Singapore National Junior Championships - 3rd
2016 Singapore National Championships Individual - 1st
2016 Singapore Junior National Championships Individual - 1st
2015 Asian Junior Championships Team - 3rd
2015 Asian Cadet Championships Team - 2nd
2015 Bangkok Junior World Cup Team - 4th
2015 World Cadet Championships Individual - 5th
2015 Singapore National Championships Individual - 2nd
2014 Southeast Asian Junior Fencing Championships Individual - 3rd
2014 Southeast Asian Cadet Fencing Championships Individual - 2nd
2014 European Cadet Circuit Halle Individual - 15th
2014 European Cadet Circuit Halle Team - 4th
2014 Asian Cadet Championships Tean - 3rd

Personal life

Ng was born on 10 May 1998 in Singapore. He attended Tao Nan School, Victoria School and Meridian Junior College.

Ng picked up fencing at age 8, after he walked past a fencing club and got interested. Ng fences in Z Fencing and got inducted as into the first batch of "Hall of Fame" in Z Fencing in 2015.

He is the nephew of acclaimed veteran actress, Huang Bi Ren.

He is currently undergoing his mandatory 2-year National Service. He is currently in Officer Cadet School (Singapore) training to be an Artillery Officer in the Singapore Military.

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