National Team
Despite a significant amount of success in MLS, Chung never had a significant role in the U.S. national team. Chung made his first appearance April 4, 1992 against China, but in total made only 24 appearances, and scored only two goals. He was the first of two Chinese-American players to play for the USA, the second was Brian Ching.
| Preceded by first award |
MLS Fair Play Award Winner 1997 |
Succeeded by Thomas Dooley |
| Preceded by Alex Pineda Chacón |
MLS Fair Play Award Winner 2002 |
Succeeded by Brian McBride |
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| Name | Chung, Mark |
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| Short description | American soccer player |
| Date of birth | June 18, 1970 |
| Place of birth | Toronto, Canada |
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