Huang Che-ming

{{Short description|Taiwanese footballer and manager}}

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| name = Huang Che-ming

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| fullname = Huang Che-ming (黃哲明)

| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|df=yes|1972|6|12}}

| birth_place = Republic of China

| height = 1.82 m

| position = Center forward and others

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| years1 = 1990–2004

| clubs1 = Taipower

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| nationalyears1 = 1991–2004

| nationalteam1 = Chinese Taipei

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| manageryears1 = 1999–?

| managerclubs1 = Chung Shan

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Huang Che-ming ({{zh|t=黃哲明}}; born 12 June 1972) is a Taiwanese football (soccer) manager and former player. In 1990, after graduating from senior high school, he joined Taiwan Power Company F.C. (Taipower), in which he was one of the members achieving the club's ten consecutive league championships. In Taipower, he had played several different positions, from striker, midfielder, to center back.{{cite news

|script-title=zh:黃哲明見證台電連霸史

|url=http://www.ltsports.com.tw/main/news.asp?no=21395&N_Class=4

|publisher=LTSports

|date=October 8, 2003

|language=Chinese

}} Nevertheless, his best position was center forward. He had been main goalscorer in the Chinese Taipei national football team and the futsal team. He retired from player career in 2004.{{cite news

|script-title=zh:台灣射腳黃哲明 告別秀

|url=http://www.libertytimes.com.tw/2004/new/oct/14/today-sp4.htm

|publisher=Liberty Times

|date=October 14, 2004

|language=Chinese

}}

Huang had managed women's football team of Chung San Industrial and Commercial School.{{cite news

|script-title=zh:亞青女足教練團:助理教練黃哲明,坦克前鋒指點鋒線

|url=http://www.ltsports.com.tw/main/news.asp?no=29172&N_Class=4

|publisher=LTSports

|date=April 6, 2004

|language=Chinese

}} Now he is one of the coaches of Taipower.

Honours

; With Taiwan Power Company F.C.

International goals

class="wikitable"
No.DateVenueOpponentScoreResultCompetition
1.4 August 1996Hồ Chí Minh City, Vietnam{{fb|VIE}}align=center|1–1align=center| 4–11996 AFC Asian Cup qualification
2.rowspan=2| 26 February 2003rowspan=3| Causeway Bay, Hong Kongrowspan=2| {{fb|MNG}}align=center|1–0rowspan=2 align=center| 4–0rowspan=3| 2003 East Asian Football Championship
3.align=center|2–0
4.2 March 2003{{fb|MAC}}align=center|2–1align=center| 2–1

References