ETTU Cup commences this weekend

The ETTU Cup 2018/19 season commences on thiw weekend with the Groups Stage matches.

 

In Men’s ETTU Cup 18 clubs are divided in four groups. In Group A the host will be Logis Auderghem TT of Belgium. There will play also t.t.v. Hercules 1 from Netherlands Türk Telekom Ankara Sport Club from Turkey STK Libertas Marinkolor from Croatia and CE MSC TENNIS ACADEMY SCC Sumy from Ukraine.

 

In Group B the host is Ping Pong Club Villeneuvois from France. To France will travel Dutch Itass DTK’70 Divapan SC from Turkey GDCS Juncal of Portuga and Sarkuysan Spor Kulübü also from Turkey.

 

DT Echternach will host clubs in Group C in Luxembourg. Spanish Fundación Cajasol Hispalis will be top rated club in the group where will play also ASD Marcozzi Cagliari of Italy and Portugal’s G.D.D Toledos.

 

Romania’s CSS-FSK Odorheiu Secuiesc will host SF SKK El Nino Praha of Czech Republic Clube Desportivo Sao Roque of Portugal and TT Vedrinamur of Belgium.

 

The winners and runners up will progress to the second stage scheduled for 20th – 21st October.

 

In Group A in Women’s ETTU Cups the host and top seed is TT Vedrinamur of Belgium. There will also play Sparvägen TTC from Sweden Yalova Belediye Genclik Spor Kulübü from Turkey and ASEA Sarises Florinas from Greece.

 

In Group B is C.T.T. Minerois host and top seed. Minerois will welcome A.S. Polemidia from Cyprus A.S.D. Tennistavolo Norbello and AO Foinikas AG.Sofias of Greece.

 

In Group C top seed is DT Nidderkäerjeng followed by Dutch Dozy Den Helder/Noordkop and ADC  Ponta do Pargo – Calheta of Portugal. The host is G.D. Dos Toledos also from Portugal.

 

In Group D is Spanish CTT Balaguer Villart Logistic Hillerød G.I. Bordtennis of Denmark TTV Lybrae Heerlen and host TTC Rapid Luzern of Switzerland.

 

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