Olympic Games
Gold medal – first place    1992 Barcelona    Women's singles
Bronze medal – third place    1996 Atlanta    Women's singles
World Championships
Gold medal – first place    1993 Birmingham    Women's singles
Bronze medal – third place    1991 Copenhagen    Women's singles
Bronze medal – third place    1995 Lausanne    Women's singles
World Cup
Gold medal – first place    1989 Guangzhou    Women's singles
Gold medal – first place    1993 New Delhi    Women's singles
Gold medal – first place    1994 Ho Chi Minh    Women's singles
Gold medal – first place    1996 Jakarta    Women's singles
Gold medal – first place    1997 Yogyakarta    Women's singles
Silver medal – second place    1990 Bandung-Jakarta    Women's singles
Silver medal – second place    1995 Jakarta    Women's singles
Bronze medal – third place    1991 Macau    Women's singles
Sudirman Cup
Gold medal – first place    1989 Jakarta    Mixed team
Silver medal – second place    1991 Copenhagen    Mixed team
Silver medal – second place    1993 Birmingham    Mixed team
Silver medal – second place    1995 Lausanne    Mixed team
Bronze medal – third place    1997 Glasgow    Mixed team
Uber Cup
Gold medal – first place    1994 Jakarta    Women's team
Gold medal – first place    1996 Hong Kong    Women's team
Silver medal – second place    1998 Hong Kong    Women's team
Bronze medal – third place    1990 Nagoya-Tokyo    Women's team
Bronze medal – third place    1992 Kuala Lumpur    Women's team
Asian Games
Silver medal – second place    1990 Beijing    Women's team
Silver medal – second place    1994 Hiroshima    Women's team
Bronze medal – third place    1990 Beijing    Women's singles
Bronze medal – third place    1994 Hiroshima    Women's singles
SEA Games
Gold medal – first place    1987 Jakarta    Women's team
Gold medal – first place    1989 Kuala Lumpur    Women's singles
Gold medal – first place    1989 Kuala Lumpur    Women's team
Gold medal – first place    1991 Manila    Women's singles
Gold medal – first place    1991 Manila    Women's team
Gold medal – first place    1995 Chiang Mai    Women's singles
Gold medal – first place    1995 Chiang Mai    Women's team
Gold medal – first place    1997 Jakarta    Women's team
Silver medal – second place    1987 Jakarta    Women's singles

Warren Edward Spahn (* 23. April 1921 in Buffalo, New York; † 24. November 2003 in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma) war ein Pitcher im Major League Baseball (MLB), der für die Boston / Milwaukee Braves, die New York Mets und die San Francisco Giants spielte. Der 17-fache All-Star erzielte 363 Wins, ein Rekord für Linkshänder und mehr als jeder Pitcher, der im 20. Jahrhundert geboren wurde. Er gewann 1957 den Cy Young Award sowie die World Series und wurde 1973 in die Baseball Hall of Fame gewählt. Ihm zu Ehren existiert der Warren Spahn Award, der den besten linkshändigen Pitcher der MLB auszeichnet. Mit 35 Home Runs war Spahn für einen Pitcher zudem ungewöhnlich offensivstark.