Achievements
Women’s doubles
Winner: World Grand Prix Finals 1993; World Cup 1994, 1995; SEA Games 1993, 1995; Indonesia Open 1993, 1994; German Open 1993; Dutch Open 1993; Taiwan Open 1994 (with Lili Tampi); Asian Championship 1996 (with Eliza Nathanael)
Final: World Championship 1995; World Grand Prix Finals 1994; Denmark Open 1991; SEA Games 1991; Japan Open 1993, 1994, 1995 (with Lili Tampi); Indonesia Open 1997 (with Minarti Timur)
Semi-final: Malaysia Open 1991, German Open 1991 (with Lili Tampi); Indonesia Open 1991, 1992 (with Lili Tampi) and 1996 (with Minarti Timur); Hong Kong Open 1992, 1994 (with Lili Tampi) and 1996 (with Susi Susanti); Taiwan Open 1993 (with Lili Tampi) and 1997 (with Rikke Olsen – DEN); Sweden Open 1993, All England 1993, Denmark Open 1993, Korea Open 1995, Singapore Open 1995, US Open 1995 (with Lili Tampi); Vietnam Open 1996 (with Lidya Djaelawijaya)
Quarter-final: Olympic Games 1992; World Championship 1991 (with Lili Tampi)
Mixed doubles
Winner: Taiwan Open 1997 (with Sandiarto)
Final: Vietnam Open 1996 (with Sandiarto)
Semi-final: Asian Championship 1997, Indonesia Open 1997 (with Sandiarto)
Women’s Team
Winner: Uber Cup 1994, 1996; SEA Games 1991, 1993, 1995
Final: Asian Games 1994; Uber Cup 1998; Sudirman Cup 1991, 1993, 1995
Semi-final: Uber Cup 1992
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