Zwolle to Host 2026 Netherlands National Championships

The 2026 Netherlands National Championships will take place from 20 to 22 March at the Landstede Sportcentrum in Zwolle, bringing together the country’s top players to compete for national titles across all major events.

The tournament will feature competitions in men’s and women’s singles, as well as doubles and mixed doubles, with the official draw scheduled to take place shortly before the start of the event. The full schedule and draw will be available via the Dutch Table Tennis Federation’s official channels.

In the women’s singles, Britt EERLAND enters as the main favourite, aiming to add a second national title to the one she claimed in 2016. However, she will face strong competition from Shuohan MEN, who has already secured four national titles (2018, 2020, 2021, 2025), as well as Emine ERNST, champion in 2022 and 2023, and Tanja HELLE, all of whom are capable of challenging for the top spot.

The men’s singles field promises a highly competitive battle, with several players in contention for the title. Among the leading names are defending champion Gabrielius CAMARA, who claimed his first national crown in 2025, alongside Milo de BOER, Kas van OOST, Barry BERBEN, Ivan KAHN, and Remi CHAMBET-WEIL, all expected to play key roles in the fight for gold.

Last year’s champions included Shuohan MEN in the women’s singles and Gabrielius CAMARA in the men’s singles. In the doubles events, Shuohan MEN / Dobrila JORGUSESA secured the women’s doubles title, Barry BERBEN / Kas van OOST triumphed in the men’s doubles, while Tali COHEN / Barry BERBEN claimed victory in mixed doubles.

With a strong lineup of established champions and emerging contenders, the 2026 Netherlands Championships in Zwolle promise three days of high-level competition and exciting matches.

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