Latvian Championships: Olegs KARTUZOVS and Baiba BOGDANOVA clincehd gold

March 27, 2023
5:13 pm
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Olegs KARTUZOVS is the crowned Latvian National champion in singles for the 4th time and Baiba BOGDANOVA took the gold in singles for the 7th time.

Men’s Singles

1st place – Olegs KARTUZOVS

2nd place – Daniels KOGANS

3rd place – Arturs REINHOLDS

3rd place – Deniss VASILJEVS

Women’s Singles

1st place – Baiba BOGDANOVA

2nd place – Sabina MUSAJEVA

3rd place – Ina JOZEPSONE

3rd place – Margarita SMIRNOVA

Men’s Doubles

1st place – Olegs KARTUZOVS / Aleksandrs MASKALONOKS

2nd place – Arturs REINHOLDS / Dainis REINHOLDS

3rd place – Eduards SPAGIS / Ingus VANAGS

3rd place – Daniels KOGANS / Deniss VASILJEVS

Women’s Doubles

1st place – Baiba BOGDANOVA / Ilva BALTUTE

2nd place – Sabina MUSAJEVA / Ina JOZEPSONE

3rd place – Viktorija MAJOROVA / Liana ZELTINA

3rd place – Nellija AFANASJEVA / Hete Hetere ZAGERE

Mixed Doubles

1st place – Olegs KARTUZOVS / Sabina MUSAJEVA

2nd place – Aleksandrs MASKALONOKS / Baiba BOGDANOVA

3rd place – Arturs SPALIS / Viktorija MAJOROVA

3rd place – Daniels KOGANS / Aleksandra JERSOVA

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