At least 40 EBU Members will offer in-depth TV radio and digital coverage of the European Championships Munich 2022 the second edition of the multi-sport event taking place in the Bavarian city on 11 to 21 August. The European Championships takes place every four years in partnership with Europe’s free-to-air broadcasters. This year’s edition will aggregate the existing continental championships of nine sports: Athletics; Cycling (road track mountain bike and BMX freestyle); Gymnastics (artistic); Rowing; Triathlon; Beach Volleyball; Sport Climbing; Canoe Sprint; and Table Tennis. EBU Members that will broadcast the European Championships Munich 2022 include: ORF (Austria); RTBF & VRT (Belgium); BNT/BNR (Bulgaria); HRT (Croatia); CYBC (Cyprus); CT/CR (Czech Republic); DR (Denmark); ERR (Estonia); YLE (Finland); France Televisions/SRF/RFI (France); ARD & ZDF (Germany); ERT (Greece); MTVA (Hungary); RUV (Iceland); RTE ( Ireland); RAI (Italy); LT/LR (Latvia); LRT (Lithuania); NOS (Netherlands); NRK (Norway); TVP/PR (Poland); RTP (Portugal); RTR (Russia); RTS (Serbia); RTVS (Slovakia); RTVSLO (Slovenia); RTVE (Spain); SVT/SR (Sweden); SRG-SSR (Switzerland); TRT (Turkey); BBC (UK). More than 3 500 hours of live delayed and digital programming has so far been scheduled across more than 50 channels. This compares with just over 3 000 hours of intentions for the inaugural European Championships Glasgow/Berlin 2018 edition. For example: ARD & ZDF GermanyGermany’s EBU Members will broadcast 111 hours of European Championships Munich 2022 action live on TV together with nearly 300 hours of digital live streaming on sportschau.de and Sport live | sportstudio – ZDFmediathek. Meanwhile ARD will offer an average of 11 hours a day of radio coverage via various ARD radio stations. Both broadcasters will send a full team of commentators and experts on all sports to cover the action in Munich. BBC United KingdomThere will be comprehensive coverage of the European Championships across BBC TV radio and online from Friday 12 August. Jeanette Kwakye Clare Balding and Gabby Logan will present the daily live coverage across BBC One BBC Two and the Red Button and there will be extensive streaming across BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website for fans to enjoy. BBC Radio 5 Live will cover the Athletics finals in Munich with Kath Merry and Allison Curbishley on commentary duties. SVT SwedenIn Sweden SVT will broadcast approximately 100 hours of European Championships action on its main TV channels SVT1 and SV2 hosted by main presenter André Pops. This includes at least 10 hours a day from 15 August when the athletics schedule begins and there will also be around 100 hours of additional coverage exclusive to the broadcaster’s digital platform SVT Play (svtplay.se/em-veckan). EBU Members’ coverage is supplemented by The Sports Channel (Israel) Prima Sport (Romania) and Eurosport (pan-Europe) through media rights agreements on behalf of rights-owner European Championship Management (ECM) by Eurovision Sport. ECM has also secured a number of media rights agreements for free-to-air coverage including with CBC Sport (Azerbaijan). Eurovision Services an EBU company is providing services for the distribution of the international signal for the event making it available across Europe Asia and the Americas on six separate multilateral feeds. The company is also providing dedicated services to seven EBU members. Marc Joerg of ECM said: “It is very exciting to see that Europe’s biggest free-to-air broadcasters will once again be giving the ‘major event’ treatment to the second edition of the multi-sport European Championships in Munich. “The Broadcasters appear to have embraced our revamped sports programme featuring nine Olympic sports judging by their commitments to broadcast live delayed and digital programming from morning till evening – once again helping to create a must-watch must-attend event that elevates the Champions of Europe and gives the opportunity for hundreds of millions of fans to enjoy the best of European sport.” Glen Killane Executive Director of Eurovision Sport said: “The second edition of the European Championships is the pinnacle of what has been an incredible summer of Sport. Munich hosts these championships 50 years after it hosted the Olympics and this event will be the biggest multi-sport event staged in Germany since then. “EBU Members across over 40 countries will bring the action to audiences in a way that no other organization can and ensure maximum exposure for the best athletes in Europe across 9 sports.” The second edition of the European Championships follows the outstanding success of the inaugural edition which took place in Glasgow and Berlin in 2018. Now Munich will come alive during 11 days of high-level competition centred on the city’s Olympic Park and featuring 50 participating nations 177 medal events and 4 700 athletes all captured by EBU Members’ cameras and microphones. Munich 2022 will be the biggest sports event in Germany since the 1972 Summer Olympics and will re-use many of the venues from those Games including the iconic Olympic Stadium Olympic Hall and Munich Olympic Regatta Centre. The elite competition will be accompanied by a cultural festival entitled ‘The Roofs’ and a programme of mass participation events ensuring that everyone will feel part of the European Championships.
EBU Members to broadcast more than 3 500 hours of European Championships Munich 2022
At least 40 EBU Members will offer in-depth TV radio and digital coverage of the European Championships Munich 2022 the second edition of the multi-sport event taking place in the Bavarian city on 11 to 21 August. The European Championships takes place every four years in partnership with Europe’s free-to-air broadcasters. This year’s edition will aggregate the existing continental championships of nine sports: Athletics; Cycling (road track mountain bike and BMX freestyle); Gymnastics (artistic); Rowing; Triathlon; Beach Volleyball; Sport Climbing; Canoe Sprint; and Table Tennis. EBU Members that will broadcast the European Championships Munich 2022 include: ORF (Austria); RTBF & VRT (Belgium); BNT/BNR (Bulgaria); HRT (Croatia); CYBC (Cyprus); CT/CR (Czech Republic); DR (Denmark); ERR (Estonia); YLE (Finland); France Televisions/SRF/RFI (France); ARD & ZDF (Germany); ERT (Greece); MTVA (Hungary); RUV (Iceland); RTE ( Ireland); RAI (Italy); LT/LR (Latvia); LRT (Lithuania); NOS (Netherlands); NRK (Norway); TVP/PR (Poland); RTP (Portugal); RTR (Russia); RTS (Serbia); RTVS (Slovakia); RTVSLO (Slovenia); RTVE (Spain); SVT/SR (Sweden); SRG-SSR (Switzerland); TRT (Turkey); BBC (UK). More than 3 500 hours of live delayed and digital programming has so far been scheduled across more than 50 channels. This compares with just over 3 000 hours of intentions for the inaugural European Championships Glasgow/Berlin 2018 edition. For example: ARD & ZDF GermanyGermany’s EBU Members will broadcast 111 hours of European Championships Munich 2022 action live on TV together with nearly 300 hours of digital live streaming on sportschau.de and Sport live | sportstudio – ZDFmediathek. Meanwhile ARD will offer an average of 11 hours a day of radio coverage via various ARD radio stations. Both broadcasters will send a full team of commentators and experts on all sports to cover the action in Munich. BBC United KingdomThere will be comprehensive coverage of the European Championships across BBC TV radio and online from Friday 12 August. Jeanette Kwakye Clare Balding and Gabby Logan will present the daily live coverage across BBC One BBC Two and the Red Button and there will be extensive streaming across BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website for fans to enjoy. BBC Radio 5 Live will cover the Athletics finals in Munich with Kath Merry and Allison Curbishley on commentary duties. SVT SwedenIn Sweden SVT will broadcast approximately 100 hours of European Championships action on its main TV channels SVT1 and SV2 hosted by main presenter André Pops. This includes at least 10 hours a day from 15 August when the athletics schedule begins and there will also be around 100 hours of additional coverage exclusive to the broadcaster’s digital platform SVT Play (svtplay.se/em-veckan). EBU Members’ coverage is supplemented by The Sports Channel (Israel) Prima Sport (Romania) and Eurosport (pan-Europe) through media rights agreements on behalf of rights-owner European Championship Management (ECM) by Eurovision Sport. ECM has also secured a number of media rights agreements for free-to-air coverage including with CBC Sport (Azerbaijan). Eurovision Services an EBU company is providing services for the distribution of the international signal for the event making it available across Europe Asia and the Americas on six separate multilateral feeds. The company is also providing dedicated services to seven EBU members. Marc Joerg of ECM said: “It is very exciting to see that Europe’s biggest free-to-air broadcasters will once again be giving the ‘major event’ treatment to the second edition of the multi-sport European Championships in Munich. “The Broadcasters appear to have embraced our revamped sports programme featuring nine Olympic sports judging by their commitments to broadcast live delayed and digital programming from morning till evening – once again helping to create a must-watch must-attend event that elevates the Champions of Europe and gives the opportunity for hundreds of millions of fans to enjoy the best of European sport.” Glen Killane Executive Director of Eurovision Sport said: “The second edition of the European Championships is the pinnacle of what has been an incredible summer of Sport. Munich hosts these championships 50 years after it hosted the Olympics and this event will be the biggest multi-sport event staged in Germany since then. “EBU Members across over 40 countries will bring the action to audiences in a way that no other organization can and ensure maximum exposure for the best athletes in Europe across 9 sports.” The second edition of the European Championships follows the outstanding success of the inaugural edition which took place in Glasgow and Berlin in 2018. Now Munich will come alive during 11 days of high-level competition centred on the city’s Olympic Park and featuring 50 participating nations 177 medal events and 4 700 athletes all captured by EBU Members’ cameras and microphones. Munich 2022 will be the biggest sports event in Germany since the 1972 Summer Olympics and will re-use many of the venues from those Games including the iconic Olympic Stadium Olympic Hall and Munich Olympic Regatta Centre. The elite competition will be accompanied by a cultural festival entitled ‘The Roofs’ and a programme of mass participation events ensuring that everyone will feel part of the European Championships.
PITCHFORD won silver at the Commonwealth Games
Liam PITCHFORD lost to Sharath Kamal ACHANTA of India in the men’s singles gold medal match at the Commonwealth Games. Pitchford was beaten 4-1 and had to settle for silver – still the best English singles result at the Games. The pair had met four times before and it stood at two wins apiece – though they hadn’t played each other since the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games. PITCHFORD beat ACHANTA twice at those Games – once in the team event semi-finals and memorably overcoming him 4-2 in the bronze medal match. Not that it would have much bearing on a match for gold eight years later but perhaps a good omen. After the match Pitchford said: “It was a difficult match he played unbelievably well and credit to him honestly after the first set and a half I didn’t really know where to play against him he was just there he knew every ball where I was playing; he was just solid.I think I got caught up in trying to hit the ball past him and he was just waiting. I struggled a bit with his serve I didn’t know if it was half-long or short I was struggling to keep it there and you have to keep him out otherwise he is on top of you.” “If you told me two weeks ago I would get a silver medal in the singles I would have bitten your hand off because people don’t know what goes on behind the scenes. It’s been tough and honestly I’ve been close to not stepping out on the court anymore and to come and get to a final and give everything I just didn’t have anything left today.” “But I’m proud I came out and got a silver medal today I’m obviously disappointed with losing but a silver is better than nothing.” In Doubles Pitchford and Paul DRINKHALL clinched gold. They beat ACHANTA and Sathiyan GNANASEKARAN in the final. In the match for bronze in Women’s Doubles Wales’pairings Charlotte CAREY and Anna HURSEY beat WONG Xin Ru and ZHOU Jingyi of Sigapore 3-1.
PITCHFORD won silver at the Commonwealth Games
Liam PITCHFORD lost to Sharath Kamal ACHANTA of India in the men’s singles gold medal match at the Commonwealth Games. Pitchford was beaten 4-1 and had to settle for silver – still the best English singles result at the Games. The pair had met four times before and it stood at two wins apiece – though they hadn’t played each other since the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games. PITCHFORD beat ACHANTA twice at those Games – once in the team event semi-finals and memorably overcoming him 4-2 in the bronze medal match. Not that it would have much bearing on a match for gold eight years later but perhaps a good omen. After the match Pitchford said: “It was a difficult match he played unbelievably well and credit to him honestly after the first set and a half I didn’t really know where to play against him he was just there he knew every ball where I was playing; he was just solid.I think I got caught up in trying to hit the ball past him and he was just waiting. I struggled a bit with his serve I didn’t know if it was half-long or short I was struggling to keep it there and you have to keep him out otherwise he is on top of you.” “If you told me two weeks ago I would get a silver medal in the singles I would have bitten your hand off because people don’t know what goes on behind the scenes. It’s been tough and honestly I’ve been close to not stepping out on the court anymore and to come and get to a final and give everything I just didn’t have anything left today.” “But I’m proud I came out and got a silver medal today I’m obviously disappointed with losing but a silver is better than nothing.” In Doubles Pitchford and Paul DRINKHALL clinched gold. They beat ACHANTA and Sathiyan GNANASEKARAN in the final. In the match for bronze in Women’s Doubles Wales’pairings Charlotte CAREY and Anna HURSEY beat WONG Xin Ru and ZHOU Jingyi of Sigapore 3-1.
PITCHFORD won silver at the Commonwealth Games
Liam PITCHFORD lost to Sharath Kamal ACHANTA of India in the men’s singles gold medal match at the Commonwealth Games. Pitchford was beaten 4-1 and had to settle for silver – still the best English singles result at the Games. The pair had met four times before and it stood at two wins apiece – though they hadn’t played each other since the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games. PITCHFORD beat ACHANTA twice at those Games – once in the team event semi-finals and memorably overcoming him 4-2 in the bronze medal match. Not that it would have much bearing on a match for gold eight years later but perhaps a good omen. After the match Pitchford said: “It was a difficult match he played unbelievably well and credit to him honestly after the first set and a half I didn’t really know where to play against him he was just there he knew every ball where I was playing; he was just solid.I think I got caught up in trying to hit the ball past him and he was just waiting. I struggled a bit with his serve I didn’t know if it was half-long or short I was struggling to keep it there and you have to keep him out otherwise he is on top of you.” “If you told me two weeks ago I would get a silver medal in the singles I would have bitten your hand off because people don’t know what goes on behind the scenes. It’s been tough and honestly I’ve been close to not stepping out on the court anymore and to come and get to a final and give everything I just didn’t have anything left today.” “But I’m proud I came out and got a silver medal today I’m obviously disappointed with losing but a silver is better than nothing.” In Doubles Pitchford and Paul DRINKHALL clinched gold. They beat ACHANTA and Sathiyan GNANASEKARAN in the final. In the match for bronze in Women’s Doubles Wales’pairings Charlotte CAREY and Anna HURSEY beat WONG Xin Ru and ZHOU Jingyi of Sigapore 3-1.
Marcos FREITAS finalises his preparation in Portugal
Placed at the position no. 13 at the seedings at the European Championships in Munich Marcos FREITAS is Portugal’s higher ranked player in Men’s Singles Event. Two times gold medal winner in doubles in Gdansk Sopot 2011 and in Team’s Event in front of home crowd in Lisbon 2014 Marcos also reached the final in the Singles in Ekaterinburg 2015. In Rusia in 2008 Saint Petersburg he won bronze in Doubles and again in Gdansk Sopot he was third in Team’s events. He was third in Singles in Warsaw as well. Few weeks before the start of the European Championships he built up his shape at the tournaments. “I am very happy with my performance in recent events. I played at the summer series in Budapest and WTT Contender in Tunisia. Overall I had three very strong tournaments and I played a lot of good matches. It came back after my shoulder injury which made a lot of difficulties for me. Now I feel better I can play without pain. I am fully recovered and very motivated to practice to return in my usual shape ” said Marcos. Last phase of the preparation FREITAS will do in Portugal with the national team. “It will not be a big group since it is holiday time but most important is that it will be very high quality team. We have very good conditions here and I believe that this week we will have a good training. It is more than enough time to prepare for the Europeans since it was very long season ” stated Marcos. FREITAS underlined how much European Championships is important competition for him. “Twice I have been at the medal rostrum in Singles by being second and third and I have not reached my dream yet. My goal is to be the European champion. Now I think I am in good shape. Not perfect though but I think it will improve as I go further into the tournament. Everybody will be in Munich there is no big names missing. In adition we did not have the draw yet so it is difficult to say how far I can go. Right now I am focused on myself and my preparations; I am not thinking of others.” First goal for Marcos is to reach the quarterfinal and then to fight for the place at the medal rostrum. “I will be very satisfied if that happens but it will be difficult. Europe is very strong now; we have a few very good young players and still very strong experienced ones. I cannot say who is the favorite and that is why I think it will be very interesting to play at the European Championships and I am sure there will be good matches to watch. There are many good players from Germany Sweden France Croatia Slovenia…”stated Marcos FREITAS at the end.
Marcos FREITAS finalises his preparation in Portugal
Placed at the position no. 13 at the seedings at the European Championships in Munich Marcos FREITAS is Portugal’s higher ranked player in Men’s Singles Event. Two times gold medal winner in doubles in Gdansk Sopot 2011 and in Team’s Event in front of home crowd in Lisbon 2014 Marcos also reached the final in the Singles in Ekaterinburg 2015. In Rusia in 2008 Saint Petersburg he won bronze in Doubles and again in Gdansk Sopot he was third in Team’s events. He was third in Singles in Warsaw as well. Few weeks before the start of the European Championships he built up his shape at the tournaments. “I am very happy with my performance in recent events. I played at the summer series in Budapest and WTT Contender in Tunisia. Overall I had three very strong tournaments and I played a lot of good matches. It came back after my shoulder injury which made a lot of difficulties for me. Now I feel better I can play without pain. I am fully recovered and very motivated to practice to return in my usual shape ” said Marcos. Last phase of the preparation FREITAS will do in Portugal with the national team. “It will not be a big group since it is holiday time but most important is that it will be very high quality team. We have very good conditions here and I believe that this week we will have a good training. It is more than enough time to prepare for the Europeans since it was very long season ” stated Marcos. FREITAS underlined how much European Championships is important competition for him. “Twice I have been at the medal rostrum in Singles by being second and third and I have not reached my dream yet. My goal is to be the European champion. Now I think I am in good shape. Not perfect though but I think it will improve as I go further into the tournament. Everybody will be in Munich there is no big names missing. In adition we did not have the draw yet so it is difficult to say how far I can go. Right now I am focused on myself and my preparations; I am not thinking of others.” First goal for Marcos is to reach the quarterfinal and then to fight for the place at the medal rostrum. “I will be very satisfied if that happens but it will be difficult. Europe is very strong now; we have a few very good young players and still very strong experienced ones. I cannot say who is the favorite and that is why I think it will be very interesting to play at the European Championships and I am sure there will be good matches to watch. There are many good players from Germany Sweden France Croatia Slovenia…”stated Marcos FREITAS at the end.
Marcos FREITAS finalises his preparation in Portugal
Placed at the position no. 13 at the seedings at the European Championships in Munich Marcos FREITAS is Portugal’s higher ranked player in Men’s Singles Event. Two times gold medal winner in doubles in Gdansk Sopot 2011 and in Team’s Event in front of home crowd in Lisbon 2014 Marcos also reached the final in the Singles in Ekaterinburg 2015. In Rusia in 2008 Saint Petersburg he won bronze in Doubles and again in Gdansk Sopot he was third in Team’s events. He was third in Singles in Warsaw as well. Few weeks before the start of the European Championships he built up his shape at the tournaments. “I am very happy with my performance in recent events. I played at the summer series in Budapest and WTT Contender in Tunisia. Overall I had three very strong tournaments and I played a lot of good matches. It came back after my shoulder injury which made a lot of difficulties for me. Now I feel better I can play without pain. I am fully recovered and very motivated to practice to return in my usual shape ” said Marcos. Last phase of the preparation FREITAS will do in Portugal with the national team. “It will not be a big group since it is holiday time but most important is that it will be very high quality team. We have very good conditions here and I believe that this week we will have a good training. It is more than enough time to prepare for the Europeans since it was very long season ” stated Marcos. FREITAS underlined how much European Championships is important competition for him. “Twice I have been at the medal rostrum in Singles by being second and third and I have not reached my dream yet. My goal is to be the European champion. Now I think I am in good shape. Not perfect though but I think it will improve as I go further into the tournament. Everybody will be in Munich there is no big names missing. In adition we did not have the draw yet so it is difficult to say how far I can go. Right now I am focused on myself and my preparations; I am not thinking of others.” First goal for Marcos is to reach the quarterfinal and then to fight for the place at the medal rostrum. “I will be very satisfied if that happens but it will be difficult. Europe is very strong now; we have a few very good young players and still very strong experienced ones. I cannot say who is the favorite and that is why I think it will be very interesting to play at the European Championships and I am sure there will be good matches to watch. There are many good players from Germany Sweden France Croatia Slovenia…”stated Marcos FREITAS at the end.
Rebekka CARLSEN and BERGLUND Simon crowned NETU champions
It was an intense weekend in Druskininkai where Lithuania hosted North European countries table tennis Championships. Usually the Championships is being organized every two years but due the Pandemis it resumed after four years break. This year 41 men and 30 women from 8 countries participated: Lithuania Latvia Estonia Finland Sweden Denmark Norway and Greenland. During the NETU Congress on Saturday Henrik VENDELBO was elected new President of NETU. The awards was given by Lithuanian table tennis association president Inga NAVICKIENE ETTU vice president and Latvian table tennis federation president Ina JOZEPSONE and newly elected NETU president and Danish table tennis association president Henrik VENDELBO. Women’s Team event: 1st place / winners SWEDEN (RÖÖSE Alma HOLGERSSON Hannah EDVINSSON Jennie) 2nd place NORWAY (CARLSEN Rebekka SKÅTTET Rikke Aasebø Marte DAHLEN Aida COACH: Aasebø Marte 3rd place ESTONIA (HANSON Reelica REINOL Vitalia JAGNENKOVA Alina COACH: Vallot Vainula) Men’s Team event: 1st place SWEDEN (SÖDERLUND Hampus FRIIS Martin BERGLUND Simon MC DONALD Jonatan) 2nd place DENMARK (FRIIS-HANSEN Emil BUCH ANDERSEN Martin SAMUOLIS Dominykas RASMUSSEN Tobias COACH: Jørgensen Mads) 3rd place LITHUANIA 1 (ŽEIMYS Kęstutis NAVICKAS Ignas PREIDŽIUS Andrius RIMKUS Lukas COACH: ORLOVAS Arturas) Womens Singles 1st place: CARLSEN Rebekka (Norway) 2nd place: EDVINSSON Jennie (Sweden) 3rd place: RILIŠKYTĖ Emilija (Lithuania) and RILIŠKYTĖ Kornelija (Lithuania) Men’s Singles 1st place: BERGLUND Simon (Sweden) 2nd place: SÖDERLUND Hampus (Sweden) 3rd place: RASMUSSEN Tobias (Denmark) and MC DONALD Jonatan (Sweden) Womens Doubles 1st place: HOLGERSSON Hannah /EDVINSSON Jennie (Sweden) 2nd place: RILIŠKYTĖ Kornelija/RILIŠKYTĖ Emilija (Lithuania) 3rd place: DONNER Marina / KIRICHENKO Anna (Finland) and DAHLEN Aida (Norway) / BETZ Ramona (Finland) Mens Doubles 1st place SÖDERLUND Hampus / BERGLUND Simon (Sweden) 2nd place: FRIIS Martin/MC DONALD Jonatan (Sweden) 3rd place: KARTUZOVS Oļegs / MASKAĻONOKS Aleksandrs (Latvia) and RASMUSSEN Tobias / BUCH ANDERSEN Martin (Denmark) Mixed doubles 1st place FRIIS Martin / EDVINSSON Jennie (Sweden) 2nd place: MC DONALD Jonatan / RÖÖSE Alma (Sweden) 3rd place ŽEIMYS Kęstutis / RILIŠKYTĖ Kornelija (Lithuania) and PIHKALA Arttu / KIRICHENKO Anna (Finland)
Rebekka CARLSEN and BERGLUND Simon crowned NETU champions
It was an intense weekend in Druskininkai where Lithuania hosted North European countries table tennis Championships. Usually the Championships is being organized every two years but due the Pandemis it resumed after four years break. This year 41 men and 30 women from 8 countries participated: Lithuania Latvia Estonia Finland Sweden Denmark Norway and Greenland. During the NETU Congress on Saturday Henrik VENDELBO was elected new President of NETU. The awards was given by Lithuanian table tennis association president Inga NAVICKIENE ETTU vice president and Latvian table tennis federation president Ina JOZEPSONE and newly elected NETU president and Danish table tennis association president Henrik VENDELBO. Women’s Team event: 1st place / winners SWEDEN (RÖÖSE Alma HOLGERSSON Hannah EDVINSSON Jennie) 2nd place NORWAY (CARLSEN Rebekka SKÅTTET Rikke Aasebø Marte DAHLEN Aida COACH: Aasebø Marte 3rd place ESTONIA (HANSON Reelica REINOL Vitalia JAGNENKOVA Alina COACH: Vallot Vainula) Men’s Team event: 1st place SWEDEN (SÖDERLUND Hampus FRIIS Martin BERGLUND Simon MC DONALD Jonatan) 2nd place DENMARK (FRIIS-HANSEN Emil BUCH ANDERSEN Martin SAMUOLIS Dominykas RASMUSSEN Tobias COACH: Jørgensen Mads) 3rd place LITHUANIA 1 (ŽEIMYS Kęstutis NAVICKAS Ignas PREIDŽIUS Andrius RIMKUS Lukas COACH: ORLOVAS Arturas) Womens Singles 1st place: CARLSEN Rebekka (Norway) 2nd place: EDVINSSON Jennie (Sweden) 3rd place: RILIŠKYTĖ Emilija (Lithuania) and RILIŠKYTĖ Kornelija (Lithuania) Men’s Singles 1st place: BERGLUND Simon (Sweden) 2nd place: SÖDERLUND Hampus (Sweden) 3rd place: RASMUSSEN Tobias (Denmark) and MC DONALD Jonatan (Sweden) Womens Doubles 1st place: HOLGERSSON Hannah /EDVINSSON Jennie (Sweden) 2nd place: RILIŠKYTĖ Kornelija/RILIŠKYTĖ Emilija (Lithuania) 3rd place: DONNER Marina / KIRICHENKO Anna (Finland) and DAHLEN Aida (Norway) / BETZ Ramona (Finland) Mens Doubles 1st place SÖDERLUND Hampus / BERGLUND Simon (Sweden) 2nd place: FRIIS Martin/MC DONALD Jonatan (Sweden) 3rd place: KARTUZOVS Oļegs / MASKAĻONOKS Aleksandrs (Latvia) and RASMUSSEN Tobias / BUCH ANDERSEN Martin (Denmark) Mixed doubles 1st place FRIIS Martin / EDVINSSON Jennie (Sweden) 2nd place: MC DONALD Jonatan / RÖÖSE Alma (Sweden) 3rd place ŽEIMYS Kęstutis / RILIŠKYTĖ Kornelija (Lithuania) and PIHKALA Arttu / KIRICHENKO Anna (Finland)
