25th International Open TableTennis Competition in memory of János Molnár

November 4, 2019
8:47 pm
Member Associations

From 6^th to 9^th February 2020 Budapest will host 25^th International Open TableTennis Competition in Memory of János MOLNÁR

The organisers are Hungarian Table Tennis Association and the BVSC Budapest TT Club. Venue: Hungary Budapest BVSC Table Tennis Hall (14thdistrict Szônyi út 2.) about 20 minutes from the centre of Budapest.

Events: Junior Boys’ Singles born after 01.01.2002

Cadet Boys’ Singles born after 01.01.2005

Mini Cadet Boys’ Singles Age Group No. 1 born after 01.01.2007

Mini Cadet Boys’ Singles Age Group No. 2 born between 01.01.2008 and 31.12.2008

Mini Cadet Boys’ Singles Age Group No. 3 born after 01.01.2009

The competition is open to all National Associations Regional Delegations and Clubs.

Entry: Closing date for entries: 19 January 2020. Entries should be sent to the following address: BVSC Budapest Szônyi út 2. H–1 142 Budapest Hungary. E-mail: tabletennis@bvsc.hu. Information (+36-1)-468-2976; mobile: (+36-30)-580-2519. The draw will be on 30 January 2020.

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