There are 59 names of the players at the entries lists for the YOG Continental Qualification for Europe. The tournament will be played from Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th November 2017 in Croatia’s city of Split. The events for boys and girls will be played in Sportski Centar ‘Gripe’ in one hall with 6 tables and a separate 5 tables training hall. Four boys and four girls will qualify for the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games. The competition will be played in three stages: Stage 1 (Friday – 1st day) group matches (8 groups with 3 4 5 or 6 players) Stage 2 (Saturday – 2nd day) knock-out system Stage 3 (Sunday – 3rd day) knock-out system STAGE 1 Players will be drawn into 8 groups (A B C D E F G H) in accordance with the latest available World Ranking list. The players ranked 1 – 8 will be placed in descending ranking order respectively at the top of the groups A B C D E F G H. The remaining players will be drawn 2 by 2 among the 8 groups taking into account the ‘snake system’. The winners and position 2 players from each group will qualify for the 2nd day Draw ‘A’ The position 3 and position 4 players from each group will qualify for the 2nd day Draw ‘B’. The players eventually ranked 5th or 6th in a group finish his/her participation. STAGE 2 DRAW ‘A’ In stage 2 the progressive knockout system will be used in order to determine the final position for every player with the exception of a match for position 1 and 2. The winner of group A goes to position 1 the winner of group B goes to position 16 the winners of groups C and D will be drawn among positions 8 and 9 the winners of the groups E F G H will be drawn among positions 4 5 12 and 13. The players finishing in position 2 of the first stage groups will be drawn by lot into the remaining places but in the opposite half to the winners of their initial group (see diagram). The finalists of the DRAW ‘A’ become Qualifier 1 and Qualifier 2 for Buenos Aires 2018 YOG. The remaining 14 players will be drawn into DRAW ‘C’ of the qualification. DRAW ‘B’ In stage 2 the progressive knockout system will be used in order to determine the final position for every player with the exception of a match for position 1 and 2. The players finishing in position 3 of the first stage groups will be drawn randomly into DRAW ‘B’. The players finishing in position 4 of the first stage groups will be drawn by lot into the remaining places but in the opposite half to the winners of their initial group (see diagram). The finalists of DRAW ‘B’ will qualify for DRAW ‘C’ to be played on the 3rd day. STAGE 3 DRAW ‘C’ The 14 remaining players from Draw ‘A’ and the 2 qualified players from Draw ‘B’ will play in a single knock-out system Draw ‘C’. The semi-finalists of DRAW ‘A’ will go to position 1 and position 16 of Draw ‘C’. All remaining players will be drawn randomly to the remaining positions. The finalists of Draw ‘C’ become Qualifier 3 and Qualifier 4 for Buenos Aires 2018 YOG. The losers of the semi-final matches of DRAW ‘C’ will play an additional match to determine the 1st and 2nd reserve players. You can see prospectus and relevant documents here LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (59 PLAYERS) BOYS ENTRIES (32 ENTRIES) KOLODZIEJCZYK Maciej AUT 14-Jan-01 YU Khinhang ^ AZE 20-Sep-01 RUKLIATSOU Uladzislau BLR 27-Apr-01 DEVOS Laurens BEL 15-Aug-00 MIHAILOVIC Luka BIH 8-Jan-00 JAKELIC Jakov CRO 22-Dec-01 VALENTA Jan CZE 30-Mar-01 NAUMI Alex FIN 27-Apr-01 REMBERT Bastien FRA 31-May-00 STUMPER Kay GER 15-Oct-02 WALSH Ethan ENG 11-May-02 SGOUROPOULOS Ioannis GRE 8-May-00 ANDRAS Csaba HUN 2-Aug-02 CATHCART Owen IRL 5-Apr-02 ISRAELI Tal ISR 19-Apr-03 MUTTI Matteo ITA 21-Nov-00 MAHMUTI Kreshnik KOS 28-Apr-01 KOGANS Daniels LAT 6-Aug-03 STANKEVICIUS Medardas LTU 23-Feb-00 RIKALOSKI Aleksandar MKD 10-May-00 URSU Vladislav MDA 1-Mar-01 RADOVIC Filip MNE 8-Jul-00 HAUG Borgar NOR 21-Nov-02 KULCZYCKI Samuel POL 9-Aug-02 FRANCISCO Jose Pedro POR 18-Apr-00 PLETEA Cristian ROU 28-May-00 SIDORENKO Vladimir RUS 7-Apr-02 LEVAJAC Dimitrije SRB 14-Aug-01 MOREGARD Truls SWE 16-Feb-02 GIROD Dorian SUI 10-Mar-00 YILMAZ Tugay TUR 1-Jan-01 LUSHNIKOV Volodymyr UKR 25-Jun-01 GIRLS ENTRIES (27 ENTRIES) NING Jing ^ AZE 16-Mar-00 BOGDANOVA Nadezhda BLR 22-Jun-00 MARKOVIC Snezana BIH 20-Jun-00 ILIEVA Ivet BUL 21-Apr-02 PAVLOVIC Andrea CRO 27-Jan-00 BLASKOVA Zdena CZE 13-Feb-01 LUNDSTROM Annika FIN 16-Jan-00 GAUTHIER Lucie FRA 17-Feb-00 SCHREINER Franziska GER 22-Dec-01 GERASIMATOU Ioanna GRE 12-Apr-01 HARASZTOVICH Fanni HUN 17-Jan-01 LAURENTI Jamila ITA 24-Nov-02 MUSAJEVA Sabina LAT 26-Jun-03 STOJANOVSKA Ana MKD 25-Jun-03 BRINZA Natalia MDA 3-May-03 ETRIC Ivona MNE 2-Feb-01 ERNST Emine NED 20-Aug-03 WEGRZYN Anna POL 9-Jan-01 MARTINS Raquel POR 1-Apr-01 DRAGOMAN Andreea ROU 18-Aug-00 TAILAKOVA Mariia RUS 12-Mar-01 SURJAN Sabina SRB 10-Apr-00 KUKULKOVA Tatiana SVK 18-Jul-00 STRAZAR Katarina SLO 3-May-01 KALLBERG Christina SWE 1-Apr-00 YILMAZ Ozge TUR 4-Nov-02 PEREBEINOS Veronika UKR 20-Oct-01
Michael MAZE enjoys again in table tennis
Former European champion helped Rosklide to win TTCLM Round 1 game against K.S. Dekorglass Dzialdowo. MAZE: “I have to admit that I did not even count on playing so well”. BENTSEN: “Our aim stays same The lower-seeded TTCLM club Roskilde Bordtennis BTK 61 (no. 16 seed) opened new season by unexpected win playing away against no. 6 seed K.S. Dekorglass Dzialdowo from Poland. Danish side won 3:2 last Sunday as the 2009 European champion in Men`s Singles event Michael MAZE had successful comeback to Table Tennis Champions League Men. “This was a very good start but we are still the “underdogs” in this tournament” stated Roskilde`s team manager Allan BENTSEN. “But with this win we have for sure god a good confidence and can use it for a lot. Last year we have lost all matches and wasn’t so funny. But now we will have chance to do a surprise and maybe take one off the places for next round. From the start we wear hoping to make some surprises and maybe take third place and this still will be our goal.” One of the best European players in the last 15 years 36-year-old Michael MAZE announced his retirement a year and a half ago but decided to try to help his club. Playing against Polish side he beat Jiri VRABLIK and managed to extend World no. 12 Kenta MATSUDAIRA to full distance (2:3). “I was really surprised that MAZE could play like he did but he had now some rest and his body is ok and he had a lot of fun. So maybe he can make more good performance in next matches” explains BENTSEN. Michael MAZE individual bronze medalist from the 2005 World Championships in Shangai admitted that he was surprised by his own play: ”I have to admit that I did not even count on playing so well except for the last three days before the match I had not exercised much since the summer. But the body is good and then I can still be lucky to hit the ball well.” Roskilde hosts Hennebont in the Round 2 October 13th 19:30 CET. French side also created upset in the opening round beating away ten times TTCLM winner and actual no. 2 seed Borussia Dusseldorf 3:2. “The game against Hennbont will be as difficult as all others. They beat Dusseldorf. But we hope to have a full hall behind us and that our players can find the good level again. Then everything can happen” concluded Allan BENTSEN.
ITTF Announces Polar Naturals as Presenting Sponsor for 2017 Women’s World Cup
The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) and Table Tennis Canada are pleased to announce Canadian brand Polar Naturals as the Official Health Care Product & Presenting Sponsor of the Uncle Pop 2017 ITTF Women’s World Cup to be held from 27 – 29 October 2017 in Markham Canada. Upon the announcement Table Tennis Canada CEO Tony KIESENHOFER shared: “Table Tennis Canada welcomes Polar Naturals to the Uncle Pop 2017 ITTF Women’s World Cup. As the exclusive ‘presented by’ and the Official Health Care Product sponsor Polar Naturals will play a crucial role to make the event in Markham a success.” “We understand that Polar Naturals has plans to expand its market in Asia – the extensive media and TV coverage of the Women’s World Cup in Asia will be a useful tool in this strategy. We are excited to have Polar naturals on board and will work hard to make the event a success for Polar Naturals and for our other sponsors.” Wynn XIE Managing Director of Polar Naturals stated: “We are proud to sponsor in an event such as the World Cup especially since we (Canada) represent the hosting country for 2017. As this is only the third time that the World Cup has been held outside of Asia we believe that the opportunity to support the ITTF Women’s World Cup will increase the exposure for this sport and these exceptional athletes.” ITTF Head of Sponsorship Kimberly KOH added: “We are excited to welcome Polar Naturals on board for one of our most prestigious events on the ITTF calendar. North America is a big market for the ITTF and with the success of the Seamaster 2016 Women’s World Cup in Philadelphia (USA) last year that was watched by over 45 million viewers on TV we look forward to working with Table Tennis Canada and Polar Naturals to present another great event for our spectators and table tennis fans all around the globe.” The Uncle Pop 2017 ITTF Women’s World Cup presented by Polar Naturals will feature 20 of the world’s best table tennis players including Continental Champions competing for the prestigious title. World class players such as four-time Women’s World Cup Champion LIU Shiwen (CHN) as well as Miu HIRANO (JPN) who made history becoming the first non-Chinese Champion will all be in action at the PANAM Centre from 27 – 29 October 2017.
Ukraine won five gold at European Para Table Tennis Championships
The 2017 European Para Table Tennis Championships organized by the NPC Slovenia under the auspices and authority of the Slovenian Table Tennis Association and International Table Tennis Federation (Para Table Tennis Division) concluded today in Slovenia’s city of Lasko. In the battles that started last Tuesday 26 countris won medals. Most medals – 11 each – won Turkey Poland and France followed by Ukraine and Great Britain with 10 medals each. Ukraine won most gold medals (5) and is followed by Turkey with 4 gold medals. At least one gold medal won 10 participating countries. „I am happy such a well organized European championahip is behind us. I believe we’ve set high standards for further organization of such competitions. I am especially happy and proud that teams are leaving Slovenia pleased and with good impresions. I am also happy that our national team proved that they are close to the European top of table tennis.This is a great incentive for further work and developement. Sports Federation for the Disabled of Slovenia – Paralympic Committee will try even harder to provide optimal conditions for work and developement for young talented athletes. At this point I would also like to say that we experienced many things during this championship that will come in handy at next year’s World Championship which will also be hosted here. It will not take a week for organizational team to gather and set up work for the upcoming World Championship – so called SPINT 2018!“ said Damijan LAZAR the president of organizational board of EPINT 2017 and of NPC Slovenia – Paralympic Committee after the champioship. MEDAL WINNERS TF 2-3: gold Croatia Andela MUZINIC and Helena DRETAR silver Italy Michela BRUNELLI Giada ROSSI bronze Turkey Nergiz ALTINTAS Hatice DUMAN. TF 4-5: gold Serbia Borislava PERIC RANKOVIC Nada MATIC Biljana UBOVIC silver Great Britain Susan GILROY Megan SHACKLETON bronze Russia Nadejda PUSHPASHEVA Aleksandra VASILEVA. TF 6-8: gold Russia Ulija SHISHKINA (OVSYANNIKOVA) Raisa CHEBANIKA Victoriya SAFONOVA silver Juliane WOLF Stephanie GREBE Corinna HOCHDORFER bronze Sweden Linnea Agnes Smilla SAND Emelie ENDRE. TF 9-10: gold Turkey Neslihan KAVAS Merve DEMIR Hilal TURKKAN silver Marlene REEG Lena KRAMM bronze Denmark Sophie Amanda WALLOE Thea Amalie NIELSEN Poland Karolina PEK Katarzyna MARSZAL. TF 11: gold Russia Elena PROKOFEVA Anzhelika KOSACHEVA Maria GALKINA silver Poland Krystyna Maria LYSIAK Dorota NOWACKA bronze France Magali ROUSSET Lea FERNEY. TM 2: gold Slovakia Jan RIAPOS Martin LUDROVSKY Czech Republic Jiri SUCHANEK Martin ZVOLANEK bronze Serbia Goran PERLIC Boris STOILJKOVIC France Fabien LAMIRAULT Stephane MOLLIENS Vincent BOURY. TM 3 gold Germany Thomas SCHMIDBERGER Thomas BRUCHLE silver Ukraine Vasyl PETRUNIV Oleksandr YEZYK bronze Sweden Carl Alexander Mattias OHGREN Jan Victor SJOQVIST Austria Egon KRAMMINGER Manfred DOLLMANN. TM 4: gold Turkey Abdullah OZTURK Nesim TURAN silver Maxime THOMAS Florian MERRIEN Alan Rene Jean PAPIRER bronze Poland Rafal LIS Krszysztof ZYLKA Spain Francisco Javier LOPEZ SAYAGO Miguel RODRIGUES-MARTINEZ. TM 5: gold France Nicolas SAVANT-AIRA Alexandre DELARQUE silver Valentin BAUS Jan GUERTLER bronze Ali OZTURK Suleyman VURAL Hamza CALISKAN Serbia Mitar PALIKUCA Miroslav HOMA Milan ZELEN. TM 6: gold GBR David Paul WETHERILL Martin Robert PERRY Paul Arif KARABARDAK silver Pavao JOZIC Vjekoslav GREGOROVIC bronze Danny BOBROV Asaf Ayal GOFER Russia Alexander ESAULOV Timur KHUSNULLIN. TM 7 Ukraine Maksym NIKOLENKO Mykhaylo POPOV Bogdan OMELCHUK silver France Stephane MESSI Kevin DOURBECKER Bastien GRUNDELER bronze Spain Alvaro VALERA Jordi MORALES Alberto SEOANE ALCAZAR Slovakia Miroslav JAMBOR Alexander NAGY Gabriel CSEMY. TM 8 gold Ukraine Viktor DIDUKH Ivan MAI Roman VAKARASH silver Sweden Emil ANDERSSON Linus KARLSSON Nicklas Thomas WESTERBERG bronze GBR Ross William WILSON Aaron MC KIBBIN Billy SHILTON Poland Piotr GRUDZIEN Marcin SKRZYNECKI. TM 9: gold Laurens DEVOS Ben Ashok DESPINEUX silver Mohamed Amine KALEM Samuel DE CHIARA bronze Daniel Sune Stefan GUSTAFSSON Anders Niklas Tobias ANDERSSON Finland Esa MIETTINEN Ismo Sakari LALLO. TM 10: gold Poland Patryk CHOJNOWSKI Igor MISZTAL silver GBR Kim DAYBELL Ashley Facey THOMPSON bronze Netherlands Bas HERGELINK Emanuel MARTINS FERREIRA Spain Jose Manuel RUIZ REYES Jorge CARDONA Juan Bautista PEREZ GONZALEZ. TM 11 gold: France Lucas Edouard CREANGE Antoine ZHAO silver Russia Kemal GAYFULLIN Alexandr EFREMOV bronze Poland Marek CHYBINSKI Damian FIRA.
Dr. CASL`s newcomer DOO Hoi Kem excited to play Seamaster ECLW
“DOO had very professional approach in her debut” stressed president of Croatian club Martin-Tino CASL Croatian champion Dr. CASL had successful start in the 2017/18 Seamaster Champions League Women beating ALCL TT Grand-Quevilly 3:1 three days ago. President of the Zagreb-based club Martin-Tino CASL was satisfied with the performances of his side. First of all he said: „This is the third presence of my club in Champions League. First time we emerged with the Men’s team (RYU Seungmin TAN Ruiwu…) in 2011 then girls participated in the following edition and now I hope – third time lucky! Martin-Tino CASL stressed role of team’s newcomer actual World no. 32 DOO Hoi Kem but he analyzed other players as well: “DOO had very professional approach. She came to Zagreb nine days before the opening round she trained very hard and you can see result. It was her debut in Seamaster ECLW hence she was very excited. She faced strong opponents but she was focused all the time to beat them and she managed it. In spite playing close games. YU Fu easily won her match. It was obvious that she is a great player with a lot of experience. LI Jie had super busy schedule last week. She played Chinese League Friday night and then she spent 24 hours on her way to Zagreb. That’s why she couldn’t play her best table tennis. She fought but she was tired (jet leg) while her opponent KIM was fantastic and so motivated playing her very first ECLW match. In spite of knowing all these circumstances LI`s defeat was a bad surprise for me. I hope he will find winning rhythm as soon as possible. Nevertheless she is the biggest star of our team.” Concerning Round 2 (October 13th) CASL added: “In the Round 2 we are going to play away against Szekszard. It will be a huge challenge for us as they have the best ranked ECLW player CHENG I-Ching. It will be hard to beat her but in sport everything is possible. If we win that game we will have good chances to have successful ECLW season.” DOO Hoi Kem explained how important match against French club was for her: “I feel very excited to play in Seamaster European Champions League Women. It is my first time being here. I feel happy that we won our first match although it was a very tough game but still it was a good start. I will try my best in the coming up match and I am looking forward to win.”
Join ITTF in Donating to Ian Lariba’s Medical Funds
Join the ITTF Dream Building Foundation in helping Philippines table tennis hero Ian LARIBA raise US$60 000 for her fight against Leukemia. After the ITTF Dream Building Foundation’s $20 000 donation $40 000 is still needed for the Philippines hero to pay for her treatment. 22-year-old LARIBA was in prime form experiencing the best year of her life in 2016 where she qualified and played at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and was given one of the highest honour in sport to be the flag barrier for the Philippines contingent at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. Life could not be going better for LARIBA until she receive the devastating news 4 days before she was due to leave the Philippines to represent her country at the 2017 World Table Tennis Championships that she had Acute Myeloid Leukaemia. Find out more about LARIBA’s journey here. As of now LARIBA has already completed 3 cycles of Chemotherapy and 3 Bone Marrow Aspirate and Biopsies. After these gruelling sessions of Chemotherapy and Bone Marrow Aspiration LARIBA now has to undergo a Total Body Irradiation and Bone Marrow Transplant which will cost US$60 000. The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) is asking for donations to help LARIBA and her family raise this much-needed money for her Leukaemia treatment! ITTF President Thomas WEIKERT stated “When I heard that Ian Lariba needed money to pay for her fight against Leukemia it was clear that the ITTF had to support her as she is an inspiration to all. I was so proud seeing Lariba carry out the Philippines flag in Rio 2016 it was a moment not just for Lariba but also for our sport as well. The newly created ITTF Dream Building Foundation has donated $20 000 to the cause and we are asking the whole table tennis family to get behind our hero.” The newly formed ITTF Dream Building Foundation is getting the ball rolling and putting US$20 000 to #SupportLariba. Members of the sports community and the table tennis family can now join in the cause to #SupportLariba by making your donations here.
WADA 2018 List of Prohibited Substances
The 2018 Prohibited List of Substances and Methods released by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is now available on the WADA website and the ITTF Anti-Doping webpage. It takes effect on Monday 1st January 2018. Although the 2018 List does not present major change for the sport of table tennis it is essential that all players and support personnel whether coaches physicians or doctors attached to clubs or teams consult the list as well as the closely related 2018 Summary of Major Modifications and Explanatory Notes. Notably: – several substances have been namely added as examples in the various classes of substances – S3-beta-2 agonists (prohibited at all times): the dosing parameters of permitted inhaled salbutamol were revised to make it clear that divided doses of salbutamol may not exceed 800 micrograms over any 12 hours starting from any dose. – S8-Cannabinoids (prohibited In-Competition): cannabidiol is no longer prohibited. however cannabidiol extracted from cannabis plants may also contain varying concentrations of THC which remains a prohibited substance. As always players are strongly advised to be very cautious if deciding to use any supplement product. If in doubt contact Françoise Dagouret ITTF Anti-Doping Manager at fdagouret@ittf.com or your National Anti-Doping Organization (NADO). Françoise works in close cooperation with the ITTF Anti-Doping Chief Dr. Shiro Matsuo. Both take this opportunity to thank all ITTF National Federations for their support and commitment in promoting doping-free table tennis and invite you to regularly browse on the ITTF Anti-Doping webpage. There you will find not only the latest updated rules and regulations but also useful tips and advice helping for example to promote proactive values-based behaviours or avoid inadvertent doping. In addition your comments and questions will be always welcome. Thanks a lot for your attention on these very important matters.
European Veterans Championship will be held from 1st to 7th July 2019 in Budapest
After the ETTU Executive Board announced that the 2019 European Veterans Championships has been awarded to the Hungarian Table Tennis Association the date for the event is set. The 2019 European Veterans Championships will be held from the 1st of July until the 7th of July in 2019. The venue will be the Budapest Olympic Center. Budapest hosted the European Championships in 2016 after 34 years break and the veterans championship will be organised shortly after the World Championships 2019 in the same city.
Boris ABRAHAM: We made an incredible match in Dusseldorf!
TTCLM Interview: Hennebont`s coach explains how his side managed to beat Borussia Dusseldorf (3:2) playing Round 1 game away How did you see Hennebont`s game in Dusseldorf? “We made an incredible match on Friday! We know how it’s difficult to beat Dusseldorf when Timo BOLL plays his best! We knew that we had a small chance to win but for it it was necessary to make one without fault on the other players. We knew how to seize the opportunities with a little of success but you need a little of luck to win Düsseldorf!” What was the crucial to beat such good team as ten times TTCLM champion and actual no. 2 seed? “It was necessary to play without complex without pressure ready to fight! From the victory of PITCHFORD we said to ourselves that there was way to make a result. That confirmed with returned him of situation of Cedric NUYTINCK to Kristian KARLSSON. The last match after it is of 50/50 thus we played the blow completely.” What do you expect from the trip (October 13th Round 2) to Roskilde? “We want to keep our momentum and we have to confirm to Roskilde by gaining the match to stay at the head of the group.” What is the Hennebont`s goal for 2017/18 season? “The goal stays to reach quarter-final even after the victory of Friday because the road is still long.” How do you evaluate 2017/18 TTCLM in total (competition rivals quality of players…)? “TTCLM stays a prestigious competition in Europe. The level is more homogeneous than the season crossed with nevertheless a team which is above which is Orenburg. The new rules in particular the ball boys are a good thing for the evolution and the modernization of our sport.
Irun Leka Enea only unbeaten club in Men’s ETTU Cup
After the first round of the Group Stages in Men’s and Women’s ETTU Cup eaight teams in both competitions progressed to the next stage. Next round is scheduled for 27th to 29th October. In the openinf round of the Men’s ETTU Cup Fortune Kyiv and SK Vydrany booked their place in the Second Round with 3 wins and one defeat. Clube Desportivo Sao Roque was close they even beat Fortune the top club but failed to book second place in the Group because of matches ratio which goes in favor of hosts – Vydrany. Hosts in Group B ASD Marcozzi is also through. They clinched the top place in the Group by the better matches ratio against CTT Royal Alpa Schaerbeek Woluwe. Both clubs has three wins and one defeat like GD Toledos on the third position. At the end of the weekend three wins and one lose is the balance of the three first clubs at the standings in Group C. DKV Borges Vall is at the leading position followed by CS Mioveni. Hosts TT Vedrinamur lost by matches ratio. Only unbeaten club in the first phase is Irun Leka Enea Tenis de Mesa. In Group D next qualifier is GDCS Juncal. In Second round they will join Energa KTS Torun Logis Auderghem Enjoy & Deploy Taverzo TTC Sokah Hoboken Besiktas Jimnastik Kulubu Arteal Tenis De Mesa SF SKK El Nino Praha STK Libertas Marinkolor. In Women’s ETTU Cup KTTC AFP Antwerpen and Sparvägen TTC booked their place in the second Round of the Group Stage. Antwerpen recorded all four wins. Also Team Grace in Group B is unbeaten. From second position Dozy Den Helder / Noordkop joined theim in the next phase. Kocasinan Belediyesi Spor Club is first in the Group C whilst Hotel Patria Chica Museo Priego is second. Both Clubs has one defeat like the hosts Tecnigen LINARES. Spanish side finished third. Like in men’s cup Irun Leka Enea is unbeaten. Second position is booked by the host Sarises Florinas. In Stage 2 will also play SKNT Luch Vladimir Leistungszentrum Linz AG Froschberg ACS Dumbravita DAO Tavrou TTC Novi Sad Arteal Tenis de Mesa CTT BALAGUER – VILLART LOGISTIC TTC Moravsky Krumlov.
