The purpose of this research project was to analyze the three-tier technique (serve-then-attack, receive-then-attack and rally parts) of Taiwanese table tennis teenage player Tzu-Hsiang Hung. The research resource included all six games in men's single which Hung played in 2011 Chinese Taipei Junior & Cadet Open. The statistic result was described using the comprehensive techniques table on scoring rate and utilization rate. The performance of Hung was evaluated by the three-tier techniques analysis method. The research showed two results: first, the performance of Hung in three-tier analysis revealed that his serve-then-attack part indicated good qualified, receive-then-attack part indicated excellent qualified and the rally part indicated barely qualified”. Considering the utilization rate, the serve-then-attack and receive-then-attack part was better than the rally part, which showed that the major strategies of Hung were established on the first four shots. Second, considering the scoring rate in Hung's game, the serve-then-attack was the highest part, the next was the receive-then-attack part and the lowest was the rally part. This result showed that the serve-then-attack part and receive-then-attack part was the best prediction characteristics of Hung's game. Since the rally part in the scoring rate was barely qualified and the utilization rate was relatively low comparing with the indicators assessed empirical model. This phenomenon needs more attention. The results of the study may help table tennis coaches in Taiwan to various training strategies and to set up competition guidelines.