Table Tennis Prodigy:
Eli Ho is a young and highly accomplished table tennis player from New Zealand. Eli is known for his unique “Tiger Wing” playing style, developed with his father and coach, John Ho. This style combines elements of the shakehand and penhold grips and features a long pips backhand, making him the only international-level player using this approach.
Eli Ho is a rising New Zealand table tennis player whose significant achievements in the ITTF Hopes Challenge, ITTF-Oceania, and WTT have not only set records for New Zealand and Oceania but also positioned him as a standout young talent on the global table tennis stage.
Here’s what is known about Eli Ho and “Tiger Wing”:
Major honors and achievements
- In October 2025, 13-year-old Eli Ho jumped to number one in the New Zealand Table Tennis Association TTNZ New Zealand national ranking list, becoming the youngest national number one in history.
- In September 2025, at the age of 13, he made history by winning the Men’s Singles title at the New Zealand Open Championships, becoming the youngest champion in the event’s history.
- In August 2025, he finished second in the Open Men’s Singles division of the TTNZ Top 8 Tournament.
- In July 2025, he won the Men’s Singles at the New Zealand North Island Open Championships.
- In June 2025, at the Oceania Youth Championships, at the age of 13, he and his teammates won the U15 Boys’ Teams gold medal, and won the U15 men’s doubles championship, the U15 Boys’ Singles runner-up, and the U15 mixed doubles third place.
- In May 2025, he won the Men’s Singles at the Auckland North Shore Open.
- In April 2025, he made history by winning the U13 and U15 Boys’ Singles titles consecutively at the WTT Youth Contender in San Francisco – the first time a New Zealand player had achieved this feat in a WTT Youth Contender event.
- In March 2025, Eli Ho became the recipient of the ITTF’s “With the Future in Mind” scholarship programme for 2025.
- At the 2024 ITTF World Hopes Challenge in Asuncion, Paraguay (1–7 November), Eli made history by becoming the first player from Oceania to win the event, taking gold in the Boys’ Singles.
- In Sep 2024, Eli Ho won the ITTF-Oceania Hopes (Under 12) Challenge held in Melbourne, Australia, earning him a place at the global ITTF World Hopes Challenge.
- In 2023, at the age of 11, he became the youngest double champion in the history of the New Zealand Chinese Championships, winning both the men’s singles and junior men’s singles titles.
- In 2022, at the age of 10, he became the youngest men’s singles champion in the history of the Auckland Spring Open.
- In 2021, at the age of 9, he was awarded by TTNZ (Table Tennis New Zealand Association) as Most Improved Junior Boy.
- In 2020, at the age of 8, he was awarded by WkTTA(Waikato Table Tennis Association) as the Player of the Year.
“Tiger Wing” Grip/Style: This is a distinct and innovative table tennis grip and technique associated with Eli Ho. The name “Tiger Wing” comes from the Chinese saying “如虎添翼” (Rúhǔtiānyì), meaning “like a tiger with added wings,” signifying increased strength.
The Tiger Wing technique typically involves using a Japanese penhold bat or a modified shakehand bat.
The rubber configuration is usually inverted rubber on one side and long pimple rubber on the other.
It allows for a “Reverse Shakehand Backhand” (RSB) technique, where the player uses the inverted rubber on the reverse side of the racket for the backhand, enabling powerful topspin shots and flexible wrist movement.
Players can also utilize the long pimples on the backhand side for various defensive and offensive shots, creating a deceptive and varied play style.
Eli Ho is considered the first player to master this “Tiger Wing” technique. His father, John Ho, is noted as the founder of the TigerWing Shakehand technique style R&D Center and Eli’s enlightenment coach.
Eli Ho CV (Personal Information – Table Tennis)
Full name: Eli Ho
Date of birth: 6 March 2012
Place of birth: Hamilton, New Zealand
Nationality: New Zealand
Playing Style: Right-handed, TigerWing grip (One side smooth rubber, two-winged looper + One side long pips backhand weird attacker)
Equipment(s): (2025) TigerWing Special Racket（Customized Special）, Butterfly Dignics 09c(FH, Black), Tibhar Grass D. TecS “ACID Green”, OX -no sponge (BH, Green)
Association/Club: Auckland, New Zealand
Team/Squad: New Zealand National Squad
Youth Career:2020- New Zealand
International career/achievements:
WTT Youth
Gold Medalist – 2025 WTT Youth San Francisco II – U13 & U15 Boys’ Singles
ITTF Hope’s Challenge
Silver Medalist – 2022 ITTF Oceania Hope’s Challenge
Gold Medalist – 2024 ITTF Oceania Hope’s Challenge
Gold Medalist – 2024 ITTF World Hope’s Challenge
ITTF Oceania Championships
Silver Medalist – U15 Teams – 2023 ITTF Oceania Championships
QF- U15 Singles – 2023 ITTF Oceania Championships
Silver Medalist – U19 Teams – 2024 ITTF Oceania Championships
QF – U19 Singles – 2024 ITTF Oceania Championships
QF – U15 Singles – 2024 ITTF Oceania Championships
Gold Medalist – U15 Teams – 2025 ITTF Oceania Championships
Silver Medalist – U15 Singles – 2025 ITTF Oceania Championships
Gold Medalist – U15 Boys’ Doubles – 2025 ITTF Oceania Championships
Bronze Medalist – U15 Mixed Doubles – 2025 ITTF Oceania Championships
TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
2024
Winner – U15 Boys Singles
Winner – U15 Boys Doubles
Winner – U15 Mixed Doubles
Winner – U13 Boys Singles
Winner – U13 Boys Doubles
Winner – U13 Boys Teams
Bronze Medalist – Men’s Open Teams
Bronze Medalist – Men’s Open Doubles
QF – Men’s Open Singles
Born in Hamilton, New Zealand, on March 6, 2012, Eli Ho is a very sporty child，he also enjoys sports like soccer and basketball. At the age of 5 and a half, he started learning to play table tennis from his father, coach John Ho, the playing style is the traditional shake-hand double-side looping.
At the age of 6 and a half, he changed to the TigerWing style invented by his father John Ho. He played a very innovative and unique style called TigerWing, having a regular offensive forehand, a long pips backhand – but also a normal rubber “reverse shake-hand backhand (RSB). ” He is the only international-level player in the world who uses the “Wing Tiger” style of play.
Since he was 7 and a half years old, his coach/ father has taken him to Auckland, a hundred kilometers away, every week for further training. When he was eight years old, he won the 2020 Waikato Table Tennis Player of the Year Award. He won the North Shore Open 2021 U13 Boys Singles Championship. Eli Ho has been named the Most Improved Junior Boy for 2021 by TTNZ New Zealand Table Tennis. He also won the North Shore Open 2022 U15 Boys Singles Championship. Finished 2nd at the 2022 ITTF（International Table Tennis Federation) Oceania Hopes Challenge and 2nd at the 2022 New Zealand National Open U13.
In September 2022, the family moved to Auckland when he was 10 and a half years old. In November of this year, at the age of 10, Eli unprecedentedly became the youngest player to ever win the open men’s singles title at the 2022 Auckland Spring Open.
He also won the 2022 Auckland Waitemata Open U19 Boys Singles Championship. In 2023, he was selected for the New Zealand national U15 youth team, when he was only 11 years old. Eli Ho, who is only 11 years old, has become the youngest ever winner of the New Zealand Chinese Individual Championships, both adult men’s singles and youth men’s singles. At the age of 11 and a half, he went to Tainan, Taiwan to train for 4 months. In 2024, he was selected for the New Zealand U19 youth team at the age of 12.
As an outstanding boy among the young generation of table tennis players in New Zealand, Eli Ho showed superb skills and potential as a teenager. In the 2023 Team Oceania Championship, he and his teammates won the runner-up of the U15 men’s team at the age of 11. In the 2024 Oceania Championship he and his teammates won the runner-up of the U19 men’s team at the age of 12. He also got U15/U19 Men’s Singles Quarterfinals.
He won the title in the 2024 ITTF-Oceania Hopes (Under 12) Challenge.
In 2024 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships, Eli clinched following titles and achievements:
Winner – U15 Boys Singles
Winner – U15 Boys Doubles
Winner – U15 Mixed Doubles
Winner – U13 Boys Singles
Winner – U13 Boys Doubles
Winner – U13 Boys Teams
Bronze Medalist – Men’s Open Teams
Bronze Medalist – Men’s Open Doubles
QF – Men’s Open Singles
There is one highlight worth mentioning:
Eli Ho (Auckland) clinches his first-ever win over Alfred Dela-Peña (Waitemata) in an electrifying match (7:11, 10:12, 11:5, 11:5, 12:10)
In Sep 2024, Eli Ho won the ITTF-Oceania Hopes (Under 12) Challenge held in Melbourne, Australia, earning him a place at the global ITTF World Hopes Challenge.
At the 2024 ITTF World Hopes Challenge in Asuncion, Paraguay (1–7 November), Eli made history by becoming the first player from Oceania to win the event, taking gold in the Boys’ Singles.
In March 2025, Eli Ho became the recipient of the ITTF’s “With the Future in Mind” scholarship programme for 2025.
In April 2025, he made history by winning the U13 and U15 men’s singles titles consecutively at the WTT Youth Challenge in San Francisco – the first time a New Zealand player had achieved this feat in a WTT Youth Challenge event.
In May 2025, he won the men’s singles championship at the Auckland North Shore Open.
In June 2025, at the Oceania Youth Championships, at the age of 13, he and his teammates won the U15 men’s team gold medal, and won the U15 men’s doubles championship, the U15 men’s singles runner-up, and the U15 mixed doubles third place.
In July 2025, he won the men’s singles championship at the TTNZ New Zealand North Island Open Championship.
In August 2025, he finished second in the Open Men’s Singles division of the TTNZ Top 8 Tournament.
In September 2025, at the age of 13, he made history by winning the Men’s Singles title at the New Zealand Open Championships, becoming the youngest champion in the event’s history.
In October 2025, 13-year-old Eli Ho jumped to number one in the New Zealand Table Tennis Association TTNZ New Zealand national ranking list, becoming the youngest national number one in history.
As one of the best young table tennis players in New Zealand, Eli Ho demonstrated outstanding skills and potential in his teenage years. He not only achieved great results in domestic competitions in New Zealand, but also made his mark in international youth competitions. He is regarded as a rising table tennis star in New Zealand.
As time went by, his strength continued to improve, and now he has grown into New Zealand Table Tennis key member of the youth national team and an athlete with Olympic aspirations.
Eli Ho is a talented and process-oriented athlete who is determined to reach the top. The ultimate goal is to become the greatest future star of world-class table tennis through “Tiger Wing Style-Tiger Wing Table Tennis” at the highest level of competition in the world.
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Achievements and Honors:
2025 Achievements & Honors
WTT Youth San Francisco II 2025– U13 & U15 Boys’ Singles Winner
ITTF Oceania Championships U15 Boys’ Team winner
ITTF Oceania Championships U15 Boys’ Singles runner-up
ITTF Oceania Championships U15 Boys’ Doubles Winner
ITTF Oceania Championships U15 Mix Doubles 3rd
2024 Achievements & Honors
2024 year-end world junior ranking: 743
Main results of 2024 international competitions
ITTF Oceania Hope Challenge Champion
ITTF World Hopes Challenge Champion
ITTF Oceania Championships U15 Boys’ Team runner-up
ITTF Oceania Championships U19 Boys’ Team runner-up
ITTF Oceania Championships U15 Boys’ Singles Quarterfinals
ITTF Oceania Championships U19 Boys’ Singles Quarterfinals
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2024 year-end New Zealand adult men’s ranking: 5
New Zealand U19 men’s year-end ranking 2024: 4
New Zealand U15 men’s year-end ranking 2024: 2
Main results of 2024 domestic competitions
New Zealand National Tin Championship U15 Men’s Singles Champion
New Zealand National Championships U15 Men’s Doubles Champion
New Zealand National Championships U15 Mixed Doubles Champion
New Zealand National Championships U13 Men’s Singles Champion
New Zealand National Championships U13 Men’s Doubles Champion
New Zealand National Championships U13 Men’s Team Champion
New Zealand National Championships Men’s Singles Quarterfinals
New Zealand National Championships Men’s Team 3rd Place
New Zealand National Championships Men’s Doubles 3rd Place
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Achievements & Honors
2020
- Awarded – 2020 Player of the Year by Waikato Table Tennis Association
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Singles – New Zealand North Island Championships Open
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Singles – Auckland Summer Open
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Singles – Waikato Open
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Singles – Counties Manukau Open
2021
- Awarded – 2021 Most Improved Boy of the Year by Table Tennis New Zealand
- Selected – TTNZ 2022 National U15 Boys Squad (at the age of nine)
- Winner – U13 Boys’ Singles – New Zealand North Island Championships Open
- Winner – D Grade Singles- New Zealand North Island Championships Open
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Singles – Waikato Open
- Winner – A Grade Singes – Auckland Chinese Junior Open
- Winner – D Grade Singles- Auckland ANZAC Open
- Winner – U13 Boys’ Singles – North Shore Open
- Silver Medalist – C Grade Singles – New Zealand North Island Championships Open
- Silver Medalist – U13 Boys’ Singles – Counties Manukau Open
- Silver Medalist – U11 Boys’ Singles – Counties Manukau Open
- Silver Medalist – U11 Boys’ Singles – Auckland Junior Open
- Silver Medalist – U13 Boys’ Singles – Auckland Junior Open
- Silver Medalist – U13 Boys’ Singles – Waikato Open
- Silver Medalist – U11 Boys’ Singles – North Shore Open
- Silver Medalist – B Grade Singles – Waitemata Open
2022
- Selected – TTNZ (Table Tennis New Zealand) 2023 National Squad (at the age of ten)
- New Zealand Ranking – U15: No. 4, U19: No.6 (at the age of ten)
- Winner – Open Men’s Singles – Auckland Spring Open (at the age of 10, Eli unprecedentedly became the youngest player to ever win the open men’s singles title)
- Winner – U19 Boy’s Singles – Waitemata Open
- Winner – Team B Grade – New Zealand Open Championship
- Winner – Team – NZCTTA Chinese Team Tournament
- Winner – U15 Boys’ Singles – North shore Open
- Winner – A Grade Doubles (with Henry Han) – North Shore Open
- Winner – C Grade Doubles (with Henry Han) – North Shore Open
- Silver Medalist – U12 Boys’ Singles – 2022 ITTF（International Table Tennis Federation) Oceania Hopes Challenge
- Silver Medalist – U13 Boys’ Singles -New Zealand Open Championship
- Silver Medalist – U21 Men’s Singles – Auckland Open
- Silver Medalist – A Grade Singles – North Shore Open
- Silver Medalist – U15 Boys’ Singles – Auckland Junior Open
- Silver Medalist – A Grade Singles – 2021 Auckland Open
- Silver Medalist – A Grade Singles – Waitemata Open
- Silver Medalist – U15 Boys’ Singles – Waitemata Open
- Silver Medalist – U13 Boys’ Singles – Waitemata Open
2023
- 3rd Place – Top 8 Singles Round Ribbon – New Zealand National Squad Training Camp Challenge
- Quarter Final – Open Men’s Singles – Auckland Summer Open
- Quarter Final – A Grade Singles – Auckland Summer Open
- Semi Final – Open Men’s Doubles (with Neil Gao) – Auckland Summer Open
- Silver Medalist – U15 Boys’ Singles – TTNZ Regional Qualifier 1 (Waitemata) for the 2023 Oceania Championships
- Semi Final – U19 Boys’ Singles – TTNZ Regional Qualifier 1 (Waitemata) for the 2023 Oceania Championships
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Singles – Auckland Junior Open
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Doubles (with Lucas Alexandre) – Auckland Junior Open
- Winner – U13 Mixed Doubles(with Ayumi M-P) – Auckland Junior Open
- Silver Medalist – U13 Boys’ Singles – Auckland Junior Open
- Silver Medalist – U17 Boys’ Doubles(with Payas Jajal) – Auckland Junior Open
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Singles – North Shore Open
- Winner – U11 Boys’ Doubles(with Lucas Alexandre) – North Shore Open
- Winner – U15 Boys’ Doubles(with Payas Jajal) – North Shore Open
- Silver Medalist – U15 Boys’ Singles – North Shore Open
- Winner – U15 Boys’ Team – 2023 North Island Teams Championships
- Winner – Men’s Singles – 2023 NZCTTA (New Zealand Chinese Table Tennis Association) Individual Championships (at the age of 11, Eli unprecedentedly became the youngest player to ever win the Men’s Singles & Junior Singles titles)
- Winner – Junior Singles – 2023 NZCTTA (New Zealand Chinese Table Tennis Association) Junior Individual Tournament
- Winner – Boys’ Singles – 2023 Auckland Central Zone Intermediate Schools Table Tennis
- Winner – Family doubles （with dad John Ho) – 2023 JFR Auckland Open
- Winner -Under 15 Boys Doubles (with August Xiao) – 2023 JFR Auckland Open
- Winner -Under 13 Boys Doubles (with Oscar Du) – 2023 JFR Auckland Open
- Silver Medalist – U 15 Team (with August Xiao) – 2023 ITTF Oceania Championships
- Winner – Under 15 Boys Doubles (with Tushan Engineer) – 2023 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
- Winner – Under 13 Boys Doubles (with Oscar Du) – 2023 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
- Silver Medalist – Open Men’s A grade – 2023 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
- Silver Medalist – Under 13 Boys Singles – 2023 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
- Silver Medalist – Under 13 Boys A Grade Team – 2023 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
- Silver Medalist – Under13 Mixed Doubles (with Ayumi P-M) – 2023 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
- Bronze Medalist – Under 15 Boys Singles – 2023 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
- Bronze Medalist – Under Under 15 Mixed Doubles ( with Jocelyn Lam) – 2023 TTNZ New Zealand Junior & Senior Open Championships
2024
- Selected – TTNZ (Table Tennis New Zealand) 2024 NZ Rep for 2024 Oceania Youth U19 Champs (at the age of 12)
- Selected – TTNZ (Table Tennis New Zealand) 2024 NZ Rep for 2024 Oceania Hopes Challenge
- 3rd – U19 Boys’ Singles – 2024 South Island Championships
- 3rd – U15 Boys’ Singles – 2024 South Island Championships
- Silver Medalist – Open Men’s Singles – North Shore Open
- Winner – U13 Boys’ Singles – Waitemata Open
- Winner – U15 Boys’ Singles – Waitemata Open
- Winner – U19 Boys’ Singles – Waitemata Open
- Bronze Medalist – Open Mens’ Singles – Waitemata Open
- Winner – U15 Boys’ Singles – 2024 North Island Championships
- Silver Medalist – Open Men’s Singles – Waikato Open
何倚天简介
何倚天Eli Ho 是一位来自新西兰的年轻且技艺精湛的乒乓球运动员。何倚天Eli 以其独特的“翼虎”打法而闻名，这种打法由他的父亲兼教练 John Ho 共同发展。这种打法融合了直拍和横拍的元素，并以长胶反手为特色，使他成为唯一一位使用这种打法的国际级球员。
何倚天Eli Ho 是一位冉冉升起的新西兰乒乓球新星，他在国际乒联希望挑战赛、国际乒联大洋洲赛和世界乒乓球职业大联盟赛中取得了显著成就，不仅刷新了新西兰和大洋洲的纪录，也使他成为全球乒乓球舞台上一位杰出的年轻天才。
以下是有关何倚天 Eli Ho 和“翼虎”的信息：
主要荣誉和成就:
2025年10月，13岁的Eli Ho在新西兰乒乓球协会TTNZ新西兰全国排名榜跃升为第一，成为了历史上最年轻的全国排名第一。
2025年9月，13岁的他通过在新西兰全国公开锦标赛中赢得男子单打冠军，成为了历史上最年轻的全国冠军。
2025年8月，获TTNZ Top 8, 8强锦标赛男子单打第二名。
2025年7月，他夺得新西兰北岛公开赛男单冠军。
2025年6月，在大洋洲青年锦标赛上，13岁的他与队友夺得U15男子团体金牌，并夺得U15男子双打冠军、U15男子单打亚军和U15混合双打季军。
2025年5月，他在奥克兰北岸公开赛上夺得男子单打冠军。
2025年4月，他在旧金山举行的WTT青年挑战赛上连续赢得U13和U15男子单打冠军，创造了历史——这是新西兰选手首次在WTT青年挑战赛中取得这一成就。
2025年3月，Eli Ho成为国际乒联2025年“放眼未来”奖学金项目的获奖者。
在2024年11月1日至7日于巴拉圭亚松森举行的国际乒联世界希望挑战赛上，何倚天创造了历史，成为首位赢得该项赛事的大洋洲选手，并在男单比赛中夺得金牌。
2024 年 9 月，何倚天Eli Ho 赢得了在澳大利亚墨尔本举行的国际乒联大洋洲希望挑战赛（12 岁以下）冠军，从而获得了参加国际乒联世界希望挑战赛的资格。
2024 年 9 月，何倚天Eli Ho 赢得了在澳大利亚墨尔本举行的国际乒联大洋洲希望挑战赛（12 岁以下）冠军，从而获得了参加国际乒联世界希望挑战赛的资格。
2023年，11岁的他成为新西兰华人锦标赛历史上最年轻的双料冠军，同时获得成人组男单和青少年组男单冠军。
2022年，10岁的他成为奥克兰春季公开赛历史上最年轻的男单冠军。
2021年，9岁的他被新西兰乒乓球协会（TTNZ）评为进步最快的青少年男子球员。
2020年，8岁的他被怀卡托乒乓球协会（WkTTA）评为年度最佳球员。
“翼虎”握拍/风格：这是何倚天Eli Ho独有的创新型乒乓球握拍技术。 “翼虎”一词源于汉语成语“如虎添翼”，意为“像长了翅膀的老虎”，象征着力量的增强。
翼虎技术通常使用日式直拍或改良的横拍。
胶皮通常一面为反胶，另一面为长胶。
它允许使用“反手横拍反手”（RSB）技术，即球员使用球拍反面的反胶进行反手击球，从而实现强劲的上旋球和灵活的手腕动作。
球员还可以利用反手侧的长胶进行各种防守和进攻，创造出一种具有迷惑性和多样性的打法。
Eli Ho被认为是第一位掌握“翼虎”技术的球员。他的父亲John Ho是翼虎横拍技术风格研发中心的创始人，也是Eli的启蒙教练。
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全名：何倚天
英文名：Eli Ho
出生日期：2012年3月6日
出生地：紐西蘭漢密爾頓
國籍：紐西蘭
打法：右手、翼虎(TigerWing) 握法（两面弧圈结合快攻+ 反手长胶）
裝備：
(2025) 翼虎特供球拍（客制化特别御注）, 蝴蝶 Dignics 09c (正手, 黑色), 挺拔草内能Tibhar Grass D TecS 长胶-没有海绵 (反手, 绿色)
協會/俱樂部：紐西蘭奧克蘭協會
球隊/小隊：紐西蘭國家隊
青少年職業生涯：2020- , 紐西蘭
2012年3月6日生於新西兰汉米尔顿市，Eli Ho 何倚天是一个非常爱运动的孩子, 他喜欢足球和篮球等运动。5歲半师从父亲何宗阳教练開始学打乒乓球，打法是传统的横拍两面弧圈。
6岁半改打父亲何宗阳自创的TigerWing 打法，他打出一种非常有创意和独特的风格，名为翼虎TigerWing，正手具有常规反胶进攻性正手，反手长胶，但也有反胶的“横拍反打 (RSB- Reverse Shake-hand Backhand)”。他是世界上唯一使用“翼虎”打法的国际级球员。
7歲半起被教練爸爸每周帶到一百公里外的奥克兰深造， 八岁时，他获得了 2020 年怀卡托乒乓球年度最佳运动员奖。 他赢得了北岸公开赛 2021 年U13 男孩单打冠军。Eli 何倚天被 TTNZ 新西兰乒乓球协会授予 2021 年“进步最快的少年男孩”称号。他赢得了北岸公开赛 2022年 U15 男孩单打冠军。在 2022 年国际乒联大洋洲希望（12岁以下）挑战赛中获得第二名，在 2022 年新西兰全国公开赛U13 中获得第二名。
2022年9月，10岁半举家搬迁到奥克兰，这年11月在 2022 年奥克兰春季公开赛上，年仅 10 岁的Eli何倚天史无前例地成为有史以来最年轻的男单公开赛冠军得主。他也赢得了 2022 年奥克兰怀特玛塔公开赛U19男孩单打冠军。2023年入选新西兰國家U15青少年代表隊，當時年僅11歲。这年年仅 11 岁的Eli何倚天史无前例地成为有史以来最年轻的新西兰中国个人锦标赛成人男单,青少年男单赛双料冠军得主。11岁半移地台湾台南训练4个月, 进一步提升球技。
2023年团体大洋洲锦标赛，他，时年11与队友一起获得U15男团亚军，也获得U15男孩单打四分之一決賽佳绩。
2024年入选新西兰U19青少年代表队，时年12岁。
2024年9月，大洋洲锦标赛, 他，时年12与队友一起获得U15/U19男团亚军, 获得U15/U19男单八强。
2024年9月，何倚天赢得了在澳大利亚墨尔本举行的国际乒联-大洋洲希望挑战赛（12岁以下）冠军，从而获得了参加国际乒联世界希望挑战赛的资格。
在2024年10月TTNZ新西兰青少年及成年公开赛中，Eli斩获以下冠军和成就：U15男子单打冠军, U15男子双打冠军, U15混合双打冠军, U13男子单打冠军, U13男子双打冠军, U13男子团体冠军, 男子公开团体铜牌得主, 男子公开双打铜牌得主, 男子公开单打QF。
值得一提的是：Eli Ho（奥克兰）在一场激动人心的比赛中（7:11、10:12、11:5、11:5、12:10）战胜Alfred Dela-Peña（怀特玛塔），赢得了他个人的首场胜利，并有望在2024年TTNZ新西兰青少年及成年公开赛中争夺男子团体铜牌。阿尔弗雷德·德拉-佩尼亚（Alfred Dela-Peña）目前（截至2024年6月10日）国际乒联世界排名中，男子单打排名第119位，是新西兰最高排名。阿尔弗雷德也获得了2024年巴黎奥运会的参赛资格。
2024年11月1日至7日, 在巴拉圭亚松森举行的2024年国际乒联世界希望挑战赛上，何倚天创造了历史，成为首位赢得该项赛事的大洋洲选手，夺得男单金牌。
2025年3月，何倚天Eli Ho成为国际乒联2025年“放眼未来”奖学金项目的获得者。
2025年4月，他在旧金山举行的WTT青年挑战赛上连续获得U13和U15男子单打冠军，创造了历史——这是新西兰选手第一次在WTT青年挑战赛中取得这一成就。
2025年5月，获奥克兰北岸公开赛男单冠军。
2025年6月，大洋洲青年锦标赛，13岁的他和队友夺得U15男团金牌，并获得U15男双冠军、U15男单亚军、U15混双季军。
2025年7月，获新西兰北岛公开赛男子单打冠军。
2025年8月，获TTNZ Top 8锦标赛公开组男子单打第二名。
2025年9月，13岁的他通过在新西兰公开冠军赛中赢得男子单打冠军，成为了历史上最年轻的冠军。
2025年10月，13岁的Eli Ho在新西兰乒乓球协会TTNZ新西兰全国排名榜跃升为第一，成为了历史上最年轻的全国排名第一。
作为纽西兰年轻一代乒乓球员的佼佼者，何倚天在青少年时期就展现出出色的球技和潜力, 他不仅在新西兰国内赛事屡获佳绩，也在国际青少年赛事中崭露头角，被视为新西兰乒乓球的希望之星。随着时间的推移，他的实力不断提升，如今他已经成长为新西兰乒乓球青少年国家队主力队员，也是一名有奥运抱负的选手。
Eli何倚天是一位才华横溢、注重过程的运动员，立志登顶，最终目标是在世界最高水平的比赛中，通过“翼虎式-翼虎乒乓”成为最伟大的世界级乒乓球未来之星。
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成就与荣誉:
2025年 成就與榮譽
2025年WTT青年舊金山II錦標賽－U13和U15男單冠軍
國際乒聯大洋洲錦標賽U15男子團體冠軍
國際乒聯大洋洲錦標賽U15男單亞軍
國際乒聯大洋洲錦標賽U15男雙冠軍
國際乒聯大洋洲錦標賽U15混合雙打季軍
2024 成就與榮譽
2024年终世界青少年排名：743
国际乒联大洋洲希望挑战赛冠军
国际乒联世界希望挑战赛冠军
国际乒联大洋洲锦标赛U15男团亚军
国际乒联大洋洲锦标赛U19男团亚军
国际乒联大洋洲锦标赛U15男单八强
国际乒联大洋洲锦标赛U19男单八强
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2024年终新西兰成人男子排名:5
2024年终新西兰U19男子排名:4
2024年终新西兰U15男子排名:2
2024国内赛事主要成绩
新西兰全国锡标赛U15 男子单打冠军
新西兰全国锦标赛U15 男子双打冠军
新西兰全国锦标赛U15 男女混双冠军
新西兰全国锦标赛U13男子单打冠军
新西兰全国锦标赛U13男子双打冠军
新西兰全国锦标赛U13男子团体冠军
新西兰全国锦标赛男子单打八强
新西兰全国锦标赛男子团体季军
新西兰全国锦标赛男子双打季军
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成就与荣誉:
2020年
- 获奖 – 荣获怀卡托乒乓球协会颁发的 2020 年度最佳球员
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组 青少年男单 – 新西兰北岛锦标赛公开赛
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组 青少年男单 – 奥克兰夏季公开赛
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组 青少年男单 – 怀卡托公开赛
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组 青少年男单 – 曼努考公开赛
2021年
- 获奖 – 荣获新西兰乒乓球协会颁发的 2021 年度最佳进步男孩奖
- 入选 – 新西兰乒乓球协会 2022年度15岁以下组国家少年队（时年九岁）
- 冠军 – 13岁以下组青少年男单 – 新西兰北岛锦标公开赛
- 冠军 – D级单打 – 新西兰北岛锦标公开赛
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组青少年男单 – 怀卡托公开赛
- 冠军 – A级单打 – 奥克兰华人青少年公开赛
- 冠军 – D级单打 – 奥克兰澳新军团公开赛
- 冠军 – 13岁以下组青少年男单 – 北岸公开赛
- 亚军 – C级单打 – 新西兰北岛锦标公开赛
- 亚军 – 13岁以下组青少年男单 – 曼努考公开赛
- 亚军 – 11岁以下组青少年男单 – 曼努考公开赛
- 亚军 – 11岁以下组青少年男单 – 奥克兰青少年公开赛
- 亚军 – 13岁以下组青少年男单 – 奥克兰青少年公开赛
- 亚军 – 13岁以下组青少年男单 – 怀卡托公开赛
- 亚军 – 11岁以下组青少年男单- 北岸公开赛
- 亚军 – B级单打 – 怀特玛塔公开赛
2022年
- 入选 – 新西兰乒乓球协会 2023年度国家队（时年十岁）
- 新西兰排名——15岁以下组：第4名, 19岁以下组：第6名（时年十岁）
- 冠军 – 公开赛男子单打 – 奥克兰春季公开赛 (年仅 10 岁的Eli何倚天史无前例地成为有史以来最年轻的男单公开赛冠军得主)
- 冠军 – 19岁以下组青少年男单 – 怀特玛塔公开赛
- 冠军 – 团队 – 新西兰中国团队锦标赛
- 冠军 – 15岁以下组青少年男单 – 北岸公开赛
- 冠军 – A 级男双（与 亨利·韩） – 北岸公开赛
- 冠军 – C 级男双（与 亨利·韩） – 北岸公开赛
- 亚军 – 12岁以下组青少年男单 – 2022 ITTF（国际乒联）大洋洲希望挑战赛
- 亚军 – 13岁以下组青少年男单 – 新西兰公开赛
- 亚军 – 21岁以下组男单 – 奥克兰公开赛
- 亚军 – A 级单打 – 北岸公开赛
- 亚军 – 15岁以下组青少年男单 – 奥克兰青少年公开赛
- 亚军 – A 级单打 – 2021 年奥克兰公开赛
- 亚军 – A 级男子单打 – 怀特玛塔公开赛
- 亚军 – 15岁以下组青少年男单 – 怀特玛塔公开赛
- 亚军 – 13岁以下组青少年男单 – 怀特玛塔公开赛
2023年
- 第三名 – 前 8 强单打循环赛 – 新西兰国家队训练营挑战赛
- 四分之一决赛 – 公开赛男子单打 – 奥克兰夏季公开赛
- 四分之一决赛 – A 级单打 – 奥克兰夏季公开赛
- 半决赛 – 公开赛男子双打 (（与 尼尔·高）- 奥克兰夏季公开赛
- 银牌得主 – U15 男子单打 – 2023 年大洋洲锦标赛 TTNZ 区域预选赛 1（怀特玛塔）
- 半决赛 – U19 男子单打 – 2023 年大洋洲锦标赛 TTNZ 区域预选赛 1（怀特玛塔）
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组青少年男单 – 奥克兰青少年公开赛
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组青少年男双（与 Lucas Alexandre） – 奥克兰青少年公开赛
- 冠军 – 13岁以下组青少年混双 (与 Ayumi M-P) – 奥克兰青少年公开赛
- 亚军 – 13岁以下组青少年男单 – 奥克兰青少年公开赛
- 亚军 – 11岁以下组青少年男双（与 Payas Jajal） – 奥克兰青少年公开赛
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组青少年男单 – 北岸公开赛
- 冠军 – 11岁以下组青少年男双(与 Lucas Alexandre) – 北岸公开赛
- 冠军 – 15岁以下组青少年男双(与 Payas Jajal) – 北岸公开赛
- 亚军 – 15岁以下组青少年男单 – 北岸公开赛
- 冠军 – 15岁以下组青少年 团队 – 2023 新西兰北岛团队锦标赛
- 冠军 – 公开赛男子单打 – 新西兰中国个人锦标赛(年仅 11 岁的Eli何倚天史无前例地成为有史以来最年轻的男单,青少年男单赛双料冠军得主)
- 冠军 – 公开赛男子单打 – 新西兰中国青少年个人锦标赛
- 冠军 – 青少年男单 – 2023 年奥克兰中区中学乒乓球个人锦标赛
2024
未完待续
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