Table Tennis coaches honored by Polish Olympic Committee

April 21, 2017
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Elzbieta MADEJSKA is named “Coach of the Year 2016” while Zbignew NECEK is awarded for his hard work and dedications to the women`s sport

Two table tennis coaches have been awarded by Polish Olympic Committee for their outstanding achievements. Women’s Sports Committee of PKOl named Elzbieta MADEJSKA as a “Coach of the Year 2016” while Zbignew NECEK is awarded for his hard work and dedications to the women`s sport.

Elżbieta MADEJSKA led Polish national team to the eight medals at the 2016 Rio Paralympics winning 31 medals in total at all biggest competitions in the last year. Since 1995 he has been associated with the sport of people with disabilities.

Coach of women`s national team of Poland Zbignew NECEK has been serving to the table tennis more than 30 years. He participated at the last three Olympic Games Beijing 2008 London 2012 and Rio 2016. Best Polish club KTS Sairka ZOT Tarnobrzeg won 25 titles of national league guided by NECEK.

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