Gregoria Mariska Tunjung

Indonesian badminton player who won multiple BWF World Tour titles including Indonesia Open twice and reached world number 6 ranking in women's singles

Born in Wonogiri, Central Java, on February 11, 1997, Gregoria Mariska Tunjung emerged from Indonesia's rich badminton tradition to become one of the nation's most promising women's singles players. She developed her skills through Indonesia's renowned badminton development system, demonstrating exceptional natural athleticism and a fierce competitive spirit from an early age. Tunjung's breakthrough came in the late 2010s when she began making her mark on the international circuit. Her aggressive playing style, characterized by powerful smashes and relentless attacking play, quickly distinguished her from her contemporaries. She achieved notable success at various BWF tournaments, consistently reaching the latter stages of major competitions and establishing herself as a formidable opponent against the world's elite players. The Indonesian's most significant achievement came at the 2022 World Championships in Tokyo, where she captured the bronze medal in women's singles, marking a career-defining moment that validated her years of dedication and improvement. This accomplishment made her one of the few Indonesian women to medal at the World Championships in recent years. Throughout her career, she has also secured multiple BWF Super Series and BWF World Tour titles, demonstrating her ability to compete and win against top-ranked international competition. Tunjung's impact extends beyond her individual achievements, as she has helped maintain Indonesia's strong tradition in women's badminton during a period of intense global competition. Her success has inspired a new generation of Indonesian players while contributing to the continued evolution of women's singles play through her dynamic, power-based approach. Her consistent presence in major tournaments and ability to challenge established champions has cemented her status as one of the most significant Indonesian badminton players of her generation.

Aggressive attacking player with strong smashes and net play

One of Indonesia's leading women's singles players in the 2010s-2020s

• Indonesia Open 2019
• Indonesia Open 2022
• Swiss Open 2021
• Asian Games Bronze 2018