Cha Yu-ram

This is a Korean name; the family name is Cha.

Cha Yu-Ram. 2013-10-22

Cha Yu-ram
Medal record

Representing South Korea
Women's Pool & Snooker
Asian Indoor Games
	2009 Ho Chi Minh	Nine-ball singles
East Asian Games
	2009 Hong Kong	6-red Snooker
Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games
	2013 Incheon	Nine-ball singles
	2013 Incheon	Ten-ball singles

Cha Yu-ram (Hangul: 차유람; hanja: 車游嵐, born July 23, 1987) is a South Korean professional pool player.^[1] She won gold for nine-ball singles in the 2009 Asian Indoor Games.

References

↑ "CHA YU-RAM: The Goddess of Billiards". Korea Magazine. October 2015. Retrieved 8 March 2016.

The Genius

Seasons

Rules of the Game	Jimmy Cha Cha Yu-ram Choi Chang-yeop Choi Jung-moon Hong Jin-ho Kim Gura Kim Kyung-ran Kim Min-seo Kim Poong Kim Sung-kyu Lee Jun-seok Lee Sang-min Park Eun-ji

Rule Breaker	Cho Yoo-young Eun Ji-won Hong Jin-ho Kim Jae-kyung Lee Da-hye Lee Doo-hee Lee Eun-gyeol Lee Sang-min Lim Yo-hwan Lim Yoon-sun Nam Hwee-jong Noh Hong-chul Yoo Jung-hyun

Black Garnet	Choi Yeon-seung Ha Yeon-joo Jang Dong-min Kang Yong-suk Kim Jeong-hoon Kim Kyung-hoon Kim Yoo-hyun Kwon Ju-ri Lee Jong-beom Nam Hwee-jong Oh Hyun-min Shin A-young Yoo Su-jin

Grand Final	Choi Jung-moon Choi Yeon-seung Hong Jin-ho Jang Dong-min Kim Kyung-hoon Kim Kyung-ran Kim Yoo-hyun Lee Jun-seok Lee Sang-min Lim Yo-hwan Lim Yoon-sun Oh Hyun-min Yoo Jung-hyun

Winners

Hong Jin-ho (Rules of the Game)
Lee Sang-min (Rule Breaker)
Jang Dong-min (Black Garnet)
Jang Dong-min (Grand Final)

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