Head Coach History
- James Chen Tzu-Lie (Chinese: 陳祖烈) – 1987
- Liu Chun-Ching (Chinese: 劉俊卿) – 1989
- Ku Chi-Hsiung (Chinese: 古吉雄) – 1997
- Chung Chih-Meng (Chinese: 鍾枝萌) – 1998
- Chien Yi-Fei (Chinese: 錢一飛) – 1999 – 2002
- Li Ching-Chi (Chinese: 李清棋) – 2003
- Li Yun-Kwang (Chinese: 李雲光) – 2004 – 2006
- Chung Kwang-Suk (Korean: 정광석) – 2007–2009
- Zhang Xuelei (Chinese: 張學雷) - 2009 – 2010
- Chou Jun-San (Chinese: 周俊三) - 2011
- Hsu Jin-Zhe (Chinese: 許晉哲) - 2012 –
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