Tireless, always-in-action Beatrice ROMANESCU PR & Marketing Manager in Romania Table Tennis Federation, alongside President Cristinel ROMANESCU, took an opportunity not only to be the main force of the organization of the competition for the best mix,
4th Hasan II, Morocco Open: French squad showed their strength
French squad at the Qualification stages of the Euro-Africa Circuit, 4th Hasan II, Morocco Open showed their strength mostly against rivals from Africa. Antoine HACHARD overcame Salem AL-HASAN of Kuwait in straight games. Enzo ANGLES recorded two victorie,
Morocco Open: SAIVE and EKHOLM on duty in Rabat
The fourth event in the Euro-Africa Circuit, 4th Hasan II, Morocco Open starts today. After Belarus, Croatia and Sweden we moved to another Continent. In Africa will play 103 competitors. This time there will be no Asian representatives. Europeans holds t,
MUNTEANU and HIRICI upset the favorites
It was easy day for favorites at the beginning of the ROMSTAL European Mixed Doubles Championships. Andrei FILIMON and Elizabeta SAMARA cruised through first two rounds leaving their adversaries no hope in Romania’s city of Buzau. Reigning champions from ,
Title holders ready for fighting in Buzau
There are few favorites for the title at the ROMSTAL European Mixed Doubles Championships (22.-24. June 2012), so the reigning champions Andrei FILIMON and Elizabeta SAMARA can look forward very hard weekend. The winners from Istanbul last year will face ,
Romania wants to keep the title at home
European Mixed Doubles Championships with the title sponsor ROMSTAL will be held in Romania for a first time. After the Event was separated from the rest of the Events for the European titles, Romania followed Serbia and Turkey and become the third countr,
KUCHUK and PAVLOVICH against champions
Top seeded pairings at the ROMSTAL 2012 European Mixed Doubles Championships, reigning champions Andrei FILIMON and Elizabeta SAMARA of Romania will face tough task even in the early stages of the competition in Buzau that starts tomorrow. Romanian pairin,
High-class pairings “live” on ETTU TV powered by LAOLA1.tv
Eight nations and 20 pairings confirmed to take part in Buzau. All-day LIVE-Streams on http://ettu.laola1.tv from 22.06 to 24.06.2012 The next European Mixed Doubles Championships will be held in Buzau from June 22nd to 24th and will be the 2nd major ETTU, Eight nations and 20 pairings confirmed to take part in Buzau. All-day LIVE-Streams on http://ettu.laola1.tv from 22.06 to 24.06.2012 The next European Mixed Doubles Championships will be held in Buzau from June 22nd to 24th and will be the 2nd major ETTU tournament to be held in Romania after the Youth Top-10 earlier in the year. The top mixed doubles teams from eight European nations will be present to battle it out and table tennis enthusiasts will be able to enjoy the best of the action from table one LIVE and FREE on ETTU TV powered by LAOLA1.tv, as well On Demand from both table one and table two after the matches have been played. This is the third year of the European mixed doubles since it was separated from other European events and will be the 2nd time that it has been broadcasted LIVE and FREE on the Internet on ETTU TV powered by LAOLA1.tv. Fans can expect another fantastic weekend of table tennis with ETTU TV powered by LAOLA1.tv pulling out all the stops to provide the most in-depth European table tennis coverage the Internet has to offer. Reigning champions Andrei FILIMON and Elizabeta SAMARA top the list of participants and will perhaps be favourites to retain their title. There are however other major pairings ready to challenge including Adrain CRISAN and Daniela DODEAN, Alexandr KUCHUK and Viktoria PAVLOVICH, Ovidiu IONESCU and Bernadette SZOCS and many many more. Who will be crowned the European Mixed Doubles Champions 2012? Find out on ETTU TV powered LAOLA1.tv with daily LIVE-Streams from table one as well as all matches from table one and table two On Demand! LIVE Schedule available here:
ETTU Training Camp: Richard PRAUSE in Kiskunfelegyhaza
European cadet & mini cadet talent identification training camp will be held in Hungarian Kiskunfelegyhaza, situated about 110 KM south east of Budapest, from 10 to 17 august 2012. The head coach will be Richard PRAUSE former German men’s team coach a,
Olympic dream broken for young athlete
Seventeen-year-old table tennis player Yolanda KING’S selection for the 2012 European Youth Championships in Austria has been a mixed blessing ahead of the Olympic Games. Chosen to represent England in Schwechat, Austria from the 13th to 22nd July it has , Seventeen-year-old table tennis player Yolanda KING’S selection for the 2012 European Youth Championships in Austria has been a mixed blessing ahead of the Olympic Games. Chosen to represent England in Schwechat, Austria from the 13th to 22nd July it has meant she will now not be able to carry the Olympic Torch, which she had been designated to do through her hometown of Hastings on the 18th July. It brings into question the ‘Olympic Games Legacy’ ideals, which are supposed to be the backbone of the 30th Olympiad. While the Games will bring opportunities to many young and aspring athletes, it’s a sad story for King who will be unable to realise her dream after LOCOG’s Torch Relay team told the youngster she will not be allowed to re-locate. KING said: “I am frustrated, disappointed and upset that I cannot carry the Torch from Hastings, as it would have been a once in a lifetime experience.” The 2011 School Games Table Tennis Champion is still hopeful of participating in the relay and hopes that owing to the circumstances of her absence, LOCOG will re-consider their position. She explained: “The Relay organisers have told me that I have no choice where I might run as this was decided by postcode, but I don’t think they understand that I am not trying to choose – I wanted to run in Hastings.I know that all areas probably have reserves, but if someone somewhere drops out at short notice then I would be very pleased to fill in.” KING is continuing to fight for her place and may create a Facebook group to widen the reach of her appeal. (courtesy ETTA) Photo: Yolanda KING (courtesy ETTA)
