CARVALHO and CHRAMKO are the champions

March 5, 2018
8:52 pm
Member Associations

Portuguese National Championships

Olga CHRAMKO and Diogo CARVALHO are the new Portuguese national champions for this season. Diogo CARVALHO won the second national title in a row and third overall. For the 41-year-old Olga CHRMAKO is the second title.

CARVALHO won the final against the surprise player Nuno GONZAGA by 4-1 after beating in the semi-final Diogo CHEN. CHRAMKO needed seven sets to overcome Cátia MARTINS and reconquer the title won in 2016.

Men`s Singles

Diogo CARVALHO
Nuno GONZAGA
Diogo CHEN / José FRANCISCO

Women`s Singles

Olga CHRAMKO
Cátia MARTINS
Rita FINS / Joana MOTA

Men`s Doubles

Vítor AMORIM / LI Tiago
Rui ARAÚJO / Gonçalo BRANDÃO
João NEVES / António MALHEIRO and Duarte COSTA / Hugo SANTOS

Women`s Doubles

Vitória SANTOS / Leila OLIVEIRA
Patrícia SANTOS / Inês MATOS
Olga CHRAMKO / Mariana GONÇALVES and Liu YANGZI / Alexandra PISCO

Mixed Doubles

David BESSA / Raquel ANDRADE
José MAGALHÃES / Raquel MARTINS
Vítor AMORIM / Mariana GONÇALVES and Gonçalo GOMES / Patrícia SANTOS

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