1971 World Men's Singles Champion (youngest in history at age 18)

1973 World Men's Doubles Champion (with Kjell Johansson)

1973 World Men's Team Champion

7-times European Champion (1-time Singles in 1972, 1-time Doubles in 1976, 5-times Team)

24 medals at World and European Championships

65 International Titles in Singles, Doubles and Teams

25-times Swedish National Championships (7-times Singles)

 

3 years ATSV in Saarbrucken, Germany

2 years Super Donic in Berlin, Germany

4 years Swedish National Team

5 years Danish National Team

15 years Falkenberg Table Tennis Club in Sweden

1 year Aspire Sports Academy in Doha, Qatar

 

Jorgen Persson

Jan-Ove Waldner

Peter Karlsson

Erik Lindh

Michael Maze (Denmark)

Steffen Fetzner (Germany)

Colum Slevin (Ireland)

 

City Champion

State Champion

10 times US National Champion

Represented the USA at the World Championships (1972 and 1973)

7 years coaching at the Falkenberg Table Tennis Club in Sweden

Sports Identification in Qatar

Toured the U.S. as member of the U.S. Women's Team (1967)

 

American Indian Athletic Hall of Fame (inducted in 1973)

USA Table Tennis Hall of Fame (inducted in 1996)

California Table Tennis Hall of Fame

San Diego Table Tennis Hall of Fame