This weekend at the National Table Tennis Centre in Bratislava took place the Slovak National Table Tennis Championships with the top seeded players Lubomir PISTEJ and Barbora BALAZOVA claiming the titles in both respective individual categories. In the men’s singles PISTEJ became the Champion for the tenth time in his career winning the final match 4:0 against his teammate from the national team Alexander VALUCH as his opponent withdrew from the match due to injury. The thirty-nine-year-old player of the Italian club USD Apuania Carrara Tennistavolo returned to the notional throne again after two years. In the women’s singles Barbora BALAZOVA has claimed the Championship title for the ninth time in her career the first time since 2019. The number one in the Slovak ranking defended her position when on the way to the gold medal she allowed her opponents to win only two games overall which she has lost only in the in the quarterfinals against Nikoleta PUCHOVANOVA. The thirty-one-year-old player of the French Saint-Denis US93 TT defeated the surprise of the Championships Dominika WILTSCHKOVA (4:0) in the Semifinal and in the Final she easily won against Ema LABOSOVA (4:0) who won the Championships two years ago. The defending Champion Tatiana KUKULKOVA lost Semifinal match against Labosova in a tight seven-games match with even having two match points. The doubles events were taken over by expected winners. In the men’s doubles gold medals went to Lubomir Pistej and Jakub Zelinka (last year he won with Matus Zelinka) as they did not drop a single set to their opponents. Also in the women’s category the top seeds Tatiana Kukulkova and Ema Labosova took the title as well. J. Zelinka added another title alongside Nikoleta Puchovanova in the mixed doubles (she won her third mixed doubles title in a row).   In the National Table Tennis Centre in Bratislava-Krasnany was played also the Under 21 category. Filip Delincak became the Champion for the second time and Dominika Wiltschkova claimed her first title. Overview of the results of the Slovak National Table Tennis Championships of Individuals in Senior and U21 categories (Bratislava 24-26 March 2023): Men’s singles Ľubomír Pištej (USD Apuania Carrara Tennistavolo/Italy) – Alexander Valuch (TTC Ostrava/CZ) 4:0 w:o due to injury Men’s Doubles Ľubomír Pištej Jakub Zelinka (Apuania Carrara/El Niňo Praha) – Filip Delinčák Alexander Valuch (TTC Ostrava) 3:0 w:o due to injury of Valuch Women’s singles Barbora Balážová (Saint-Denis US 93 TT/Fr.) – Ema Labošová (Tennistavolo Polisportiva Bagnolese/Ital.) 4:0 (11 4 8 10) Mixed doubles Jakub Zelinka Nikoleta Puchovanová (El Niňo Praha/MSK Břeclav) – Samuel Kalužný Tatiana Kukuľková (TJ Gasto Galanta/Maximus Broker Toruń) 3:1 (9 4 -7 7) Under 21 men’s singles Filip Delinčák (TTC Ostrava/CZ) – Adam Klajber (TSG Kaiserslautern/Germany) 3:2 (-9 -7 8 11 9) Under 21 women’s singles Dominika Wiltschková (MTV Tostedt/Germany) – Adriana Illášová (ŠKST Topoľčany) 3:2 (9 -4 -9 6 8) MEN’S SINGLES Ľubomír PIŠTEJ USD APUANIA CARRARA TENNISTAVOLO Alexander VALUCH TTC OSTRAVA Jakub Zelinka EL NINO PRAHA Adam KLAJBER TSG KAISERSLAUTERN WOMEN’S SINGLES Barbora BALÁŽOVÁ SAINT-DENIS US93TT Ema LABOŠOVÁ POLISPORTIVA BAGNOLESE Dominika WILTSCHKOVÁ MTV TOSTEDT Tatiana KUKUĽKOVÁ MAXIMUS BROKER TORUN Men’s DOUBLES Ľubomír PIŠTEJ Jakub ZELINKA Filip DELINČÁK Alexander Valuch Jakub GOLDÍR Adam KLAJBER Roman REZETKA Tibor ŠPÁNIK WOMEN’S DOUBELS Tatiana KUKUĽKOVÁ Ema LABOŠOVÁ Simona HORVÁTHOVÁ Dominika WILTSCHKOVÁ Natália GRIGELOVÁ Adriana ILLÁŠOVÁ Ema ČINČUROVÁ Jana TEREZKOVÁ MIXED DOUBLES Jakub ZELINKA Nikoleta PUCHOVANOVÁ Samuel KALUŽNÝ Tatiana KUKUĽKOVÁ Alexander VALUCH Simona HORVÁTHOVÁ Adam KLAJBER Ema LABOŠOVÁ

Tatiana GARNOVA (GDCS Juncal) and Tiago ABIODUN (Sporting CP) become the senior champions for the first time in their careers after the conclusion of the senior individual JOGOS SANTA CASA National Championship held at the Municipal Pavilion of Vila Nova de Gaia. Tiago Abiodun a 15-year-old player who made his debut for the senior national team this Wednesday made history again by winning the senior national title. The young Sporting player beat the Portuguese-Frenchman Antoine DOYEN by 4-0 in the final. ABIODUN already had in his curriculum the titles of two-time national champion of Under10 Under 12 and Under 15 and vice-champion of Under 19. José MAGALHÃES (GDCS Juncal) and João NEVES (AR Novelense) completed the podium. Tatiana GARNOVA competed for the first time in the National Championship and won the title beating young Inês MATOS (18 years old) 4-2 in the final.   Men’s Singles 1st Tiago ABIODUN (Sporting CP) 2nd Antoine DOYEN (Single) 3rd José MAGALHÃES (GDCS Juncal) and João NEVES (AR Novelense) Women’s Singels 1st Tatiana GARNOVA (GDCS Juncal) 2nd Inês MATOS (Boa Hora FC) 3rd Inês FERNANDES (LFC Lourosa) and Patrícia SANTOS (Sporting CP) Men’s Doubles 1st Gonçalo GOMES / Marco RODRIGUES (1st May CD) 2nd Alexandre QUEIROZ / Pedro OLHARO (CCR Arrabães) 3rd Nuno GONÇALVES / João SILVA (GC Valbom) and Rafael KONG / Bernardo PINTO (CTM Mirandela) Women’s Doubels 1st Inês MATOS (Boa Hora FC) / Matilde PINTO (CTM Mirandela) 2nd Rita FINS / Mariana Santa COMBA CTM Mirandela) 3rd Raquel MARTINS (U Sebastianense FC) / Patrícia SANTOS (Sporting CP) and Inês GONÇALVES / Inês SALGADO (CTM Mirandela) Mixed Doubels 1st Rafael KONG / Matilde PINTO CTM Mirandela) 2nd Tiago ABIODUN / Patrícia SANTOS (Sporting CP) 3rd Marco RODRIGUES (CD 1º Maio) / Madalena MIRANDA (CTM Santa Teresinha) and José MAGALHÃES / Tatiana GARNOVA (GDCS Juncal)

At the 81. Danish Champiosnhips in Gladsaxe Copenhagen 24 years old Anders LIND won his 6. title in singles in a row when he beat Jonathan GROTH in the final 4-0.19 years old Jocefina HAAGENSEN won her second championships in a row after victory over Sophie WALLØE 4-2. Jocefina became double champion winning the womens double together with her adversary in singles Sophie WALLØE. Tobias Rasmussen also became double champion winning doubles together with Martin Buch ANDERSEN and mixed doubles with Sophie. 54 years old Allan Bentsen won bronze in men singles. It was his 30th medals in singles in Danish championships. Men singles : Final Anders Lind Brønshøj-Jonathan Groth Roskilde 11-19 12-10 11-4 11-9 semifinals Jonathan Groth Roskilde Bordtennis-Tobias Rasmussen Hvidovre 11-5 11-2 11-9 6-11 12-10 Allan Bentsen Roskilde- -Anders Lind Brønshøj  7-11 7-11 6-11 13-11 9-11 Women’s singles Final Jocefina Haagensen Hvidovre-Sophie Walløe Hvidovre 11-9 11-6 10-12 12-14 11-5 11-6 semifinals Sophie Walløe Hvidovre Bordtennis -Pia Toelhøj Hillerød GI  14-12 11-6 3-11 9-11 11-6 11-8 Maja Helene Hansen OB Bordtennis OB–Jocefina Haagensen Hvidovre 13-11 11-8 8-11 9-11 4-11 5-11 Men´s double Final Martin Buch Andersen/Tobias Rasmussen Virum/Hvidovre-Thor Christensen Herlev/Peter Svenningsen Hillerød 11-5 11-6 11-1 semifinals Martin Buch Andersen/Tobias Rasmussen Virum/Hvidovre- -Christian David Hold/Matias Larsen Hørning/B 75 11-7  11-6 11-6 Magnus HartvigsenSilkeborg/Theo Dyekjær Virum-Thor B Christensen/Peter Svenningsen Herlev/Hillerød  11-9 11-7 8-11 8-11 8-11 Women´s double Final Sophie Walløe-Jocefina Haagensen Hvidovre- Pia Toelhøj/Izabel  Nørlem Hillerød GI/Sisu/MBK  12-14 11-9 11-4 11-5 Semifinals Sophie Walløe-Jocefina Haagensen Hvidovre-Sabine Borre Larsen/Susanne Pedersen Herlev/Ballerup 11-8 11-3 11-4 Emma Vendelbo Clement/Maja Helene Hansen Virum/OB- Pia Toelhøj/Izabel  Nørlem Hillerød GI/Sisu/MBK  6-11 7-11 12-14 Mixed doubles Final Sophie Walløe/Tobias Rasmussen Hvidovre-Pia Toelhøj/Martin Buch Andersen Hillerød/Virum 11-9 11-6 9-11 12-10 semifinals Sophie Walløe/Tobias Rasmussen Hvidovre- Emma Vendelbo Clement/Theo Dyekjær Virum 11-5 11-8 12-10 Malene Dyrby Hansen/Benjamin Lillelund Viby/Sisu-MBK-Pia Toelhøj/Martin Buch Andersen Hillerød/Virum 9-11 11-13 7-11

European Champion Dang QIU left his mark on the German Championships in Nuremberg as he did in Saarbrücken last year. The world number nine was the first player to successfully defend his singles title since Timo BOLL announced his retirement from national events four years ago. With his sixth successive victory in doubles with his partner Benedikt DUDA QIU even advanced to the “man of the weekend”. In the women’s singles Sabine WINTER third at the Munich European Championships outshone the competition despite the teenage generation that was pushing forward. The 30-year-old repeated her singles success from 2022. WINTER also won gold in doubles with her partner Sophia KLEE who is eleven years younger and set a new record with her seventh title in this competition which she had previously shared with Nicole STRUSE. Like a year ago KLEE’S Bundesliga clubmate Yuan WAN and Cedric MEISSNER secured the title in the mixed event. Qiu confirmed his status as Germany’s number one in the world rankings in absence of his national team colleagues Timo BOLL and Dimitrij OVTCHAROV. Patrick FRANZISKA is still waiting for his first national singles title after his 2-4 defeat in the final against 26-year-old QIU. “It was absolutely the expected difficult match in the final. Even after I took the lead Patrick kept coming back and it was close again ” said Dang QIU. “In the sixth game I started 5-0 at the end it’s 7-6 again – except for the second they were all close games.” In the women’s events young talents dominated the action after the cancellations of top players Ying HAN Xiaona SHAN and Nina MITTELHAM apart from WINTER. The 16-year-old European Youth Champion Annett KAUFMANN was seeded first and reached the final where Sabine WINTER did not give her much of a chance in a 4-0 defeat. “I didn’t expect a 4-0 win. I had hoped that I could keep the match close. I’m incredibly happy that I was able to defend this title ” says WINTER. Sophia KLEE’S entry into the semi-finals confirmed the strong impression of the young players. The 13-year-old talents Josephina NEUMANN and Koharu ITAGAKI made history as the youngest medallists ever by surprisingly advancing to the doubles final. They had defeated the title holders Chantal MANTZ and Yuan WAN in the semi-finals. Re-live: The German Nationals on Sportdeutschland.TV  The finals Mixed Doubles Cedric Meissner/Yuan Wan – Pekka Pelz/Annett Kaufmann 3-2 (-7 0 -7 9 5) Women’s Doubles Sophia Klee/Sabine Winter – Koharu Itagaki/Josephina Neumann 3-1 (-5 3 6 6) Men’s Doubles Benedikt Duda/Dang Qiu – Kirill Fadeev/Mathias Hübgen 3-0 (5 7 5) Women’s Singles Sabine Winter – Annett Kaufmann 4-0 (6 8 12 10) Men’s Singles Dang Qiu – Patrick Franziska 4-2 (7 1 -10 9 -9 8)  

TAN Wenling (CIATT Prato) and Leonardo MUTTI (Aeronautica Militare) are the winners of the singles titles  of the Italian Championships which took place for the first time in Sardegna. At PalaPirastu in Cagliari TAN won the second gold medal 15 year after the first one. In the finals she beat 4-3 her clubmate Chiara COLANTONI. Bronze medalists were Nikoleta STEFANOVA (CIATT Prato) and Debora VIVARELLI (Centro Sportivo Esercito). Giorgia PICCOLIN (Centro Sportivo Esercito) was eliminated in the quarter-finals by VIVARELLI and ended the streak of four consecutive titles. “I am happy with this title ” said TAN “after the one in 2008. At that time my daughter Gaia was seven years old and was on my bench. After 15 years she’s still on the bench and she helped me to get this win. When I was very tired and I couldn’t take it anymore she told me to give her a good example. I wanted to be an example for her and for the other young players and I did it. I don’t train much but my husband encourages me to go to the gym to keep fit. When I’m in the field I absolutely want to win. When I arrived in Cagliari I didn’t really think to win but to do what I could. Above all I wanted to stay with Gaia. I hope next year in it’s her turn to clinch the title.” In the Men’s singles MUTTI become champion for the third time after 2015 and 2019. In the final match he overcame 4-1 his mate in Aeronautica Militare Mihai BOBOCICA. John OYEBODE (Tennistavolo Sassari) and Jordy PICCOLIN (Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Azzurre) were placed third. The defending champion Niagol STOYANOV (Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Azzurre) lost to BOBOCICA in the last16. “This title is special” – explains MUTTI – “because these days the centenary of Aeronautica Militare is celebrated and this is my gift. It’s a great satisfaction at the beginning of the season I didn’t think I’d be able to win and this result gives me the energy to keep on doing my best and to be more and more competitive in the international field as well. The semifinal against OYEBODE was very tough and we battled till the last point with various match-points in the sixth set in favor of Johnny who in the seven and decisive set was leading 9-4. He put in an excellent performance and I want to congratulate him. I had the strength to win a match that seemed an impossible challenge for me. I really wanted to play in the same way in the finals too. I know BOBOCICA very well we’ve met many times and from a technical-tactical and above all mental point of view I did my job very well. Mihai was good too I showed character and courage and I was rewarded”. Men’s singles: Quarters finals: Leonardo MUTTI – Tommaso GIOVANNETTI 3-0 (12-10 11-8 11-5) John OYEBODE – Matteo MUTTI 3-0 (11-8 11-8 11-3) Jordy PICCOLIN – Daniele PINTO 3-2 (11-5 11-9 5-11 7-11 11-8) Mihai BOBOCICA – Marco RECH DALDOSSO 3-1 (11-8 9-11 11-8 11-8) Semifinals: Leonardo MUTTI – John OYEBODE 4-3 (8-11 9-11 12-10 11-9 7-11 13-11 11-9) Mihai BOBOCICA – Jordy PICCOLIN 4-1 (11-7 5-11 13-11 11-8 13-11) Finals: Leonardo MUTTI – Mihai BOBOCICA 4-1 (11-9 7-11 11-6 12-10 11-9) Women’s singles: Quarters finals: Debora VIVARELLI – Giorgia PICCOLIN 4-1 (9-11 11-8 11-9 11-4) Chiara COLANTONI – Veronica MOSCONI 3-0 (11-8 11-7 18-16) TAN Wenling – Nicole ARLIA 3-2 (7-11 15-13 9-11 11-8 11-8) Nikoleta STEFANOVA – Gaia MONFARDINI 3-2 (10-12 12-10 11-8 11-13 14-12) Semifinals: Chiara COLANTONI – Debora VIVARELLI 4-0 (12-10 11-9 11-5 11-0 Retired) TAN Wenling – Nikoleta STEFANOVA 4-1 (11-9 11-5 10-12 11-5 11-1) Finals: TAN Wenling – Chiara COLANTONI 4-3 (11-6 11-13 11-9 7-11 11-5 4-11 11-5) Men’s doubles: Semifinals: Marco RECH DALDOSSO/Alessandro BACIOCCHI – Antonino AMATO/Daniele PINTO 3-0 (13-11 11-8 11-7) Matteo MUTTI/Leonardo MUTTI – John OYEBODE/Jordy PICCOLIN 3-2 (10-12 11-9 11-9 11-13 11-7) Finals: Marco RECH DALDOSSO/Alessandro BACIOCCHI – Matteo MUTTI/Leonardo MUTTI 3-2 (11-6 7-11 8-11 11-8 11-9) Women’s doubles: Semifinals: Debora VIVARELLI/Giorgia PICCOLIN – Giulia CAVALLI/Veronica MOSCONI 3-2 (11-8 9-11 11-4 9-11 11-7) Nicole ARLIA/Nikoleta STEFANOVA – Gaia MONFARDINI/TAN Wenling 3-2 (7-11 12-10 9-11 11-3 11-4) Finals: Debora VIVARELLI/Giorgia PICCOLIN – Nicole ARLIA/Nikoleta STEFANOVA 3-1 (8-11 11-5 11-8 11-9) Mixed doubles: Semifinals: Antonino AMATO/Nikoleta STEFANOVA – Alessandro BACIOCCHI/Arianna BARANI 3-1 (11-9 10-12 11-9 11-9) John OYEBODE/Gaia MONFARDINI – Jordy PICCOLIN/Debora VIVARELLI 3-0 (12-10 11-8 11-3) Finals: John OYEBODE/Gaia MONFARDINI – Antonino AMATO/Nikoleta STEFANOVA 3-1 (7-11 11-7 11-5 11-8)

Newly crowned singles champions in Moldova are Alexandra CHIRIACOVA and Andrei PUTUNTICA.   The member of Turkish Superliga’s Merit Grup Real Mardin Alexandra CHIRIACOVA defended her title in singles by making it three in the row. She is also Moldova Women’s double Champion (2020 2022) and Moldova Mixed double’s champion (2020 2021 2022).   Andrei PUTUNTICA is the member of FSV Mainz 05 in German Bundesliga. He clinched titles in singles also in 2018 2019 2020. At the European Championships PUTUNTICA has silver and bronze medals in U-12 U-15 U-19 U-21 categories. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHISINAU REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVAWOMEN’S SINGLES1. Alexandra CHIRIACOVA (SSS Dubasari)2. Ecaterina SMIGANOVSCAIA (SSS Dubasari)3. Vlada CARAULINAIA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)4. Camelia MERENCO (CS TOP SPIN Chisinau) MEN’S SINGLES1. Andrei PUTUNTICA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)2. Vladislav URSU (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)3. Denis TERNA (SSS Dubasari)4. Veniamin DUBROVIN ( SS №1 Balti) MEN’S DOUBLES1. Andrei PUTUNTICA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau) – Vladislav URSU (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)2. Denis Terna (SSS Dubasari) – Igor NI (TOP CUP TT Academy Chisinau)3. Igori ROMANENCO (SK TT SPORT Benderi) – Mihai CAMINSCHI (SS Municipiul Ungheni)4. Maxim UNGUREANU (TOP CUP TT Academy Chisinau) – Danu SAFRONI (CS TOP SPIN Chisinau) WOMEN’S DOUBLES1. Alexandra CHIRIACOVA (SSS Dubasari) – Ecaterina SMIGANOVSCAIA ( SSS Dubasari)2. Vlada CARAULINAIA (CS Franzeluta) – Camelia MERENCO (CS TOP SPIN Chisinau)3. Vitalina BRINZA (SS № 1 Balti) – Natalina BRINZA (SS № 1 Balti)4. Ecaterina SIREAC (SS Dubasari) – Alina PULUCCIU (SSS Dubasari) MIXED DOUBLES1. Vladislav URSU (CS Franzeluta Chisinau) – Alexandra CHIRIACOVA (SSS Dubasari)2. Andrei PUTUNTICA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau) – Vlada CARAULINAIA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)3. Igori ROMANENCO (SK TT SPORT Benderi) – Natalina BRINZA (SS № 1 Balti)4. Denis TERNA (SSS Dubasari) – VICTORIA PARFENI (SSS Dubasari)    

In Netherlands in the women’s singles event Emine ERNST beat Tanja HELLE in the final to secure her second title at the National Championships. In Men’s Singles Barry BERBEN took revenge on Trinko KEEN in the semi-final and wins the finale 4-1 against Kas Van OOST. In Women’s Doubles Dobrila JORGUSESKA and Shuohan MEN beat Esmee van MARWIJK and Kim VERMAAS in the final stage. In Men’s doubles for the first time in the history of the Dutch championships a father and son were in the final. Michel and Milo de BOER earned their place in the ultimate stage by beating Lode HULSHOF and Thijs SMIT 3-1. The match however had little tension. Kas van OOST and Barry BERBEN defended their title by beating father and son De Boer 3-0.

Audrey ZARIF and Alexis LEBRUN clinched titles in their respective Women’s and Men’s Singles Event at the French National Championships held in the Azur Arena in Antibes The eldest of the LEBRUN brothers retained his title obtained last year. In the final he beat his brother Felix “I had a great match so I’m really happy to win this title. Inevitably it’s great fun it was not easy with the injury but we worked well so I’m super happy to achieve performances like that. It’s really unbelievable ” said Alexis. For a first time in her career Audrey ZARIF become champion at the Nationals in France. In the final she overcame Charlotte LUTZ. Pairings Prithika PAVADE and Camille LUTZ defended their Women’s Doubles title after they overcame Océane GUISNEL and Marie MIGOT in the final. In men’s Doubles Stéphane OUAICHE and Jules CAVAILLES clinched gold. It is the first one for CAVAILLES whilst OUAICHE won it with Abdel Kader SALIFOU in 2016 in Brest. In their premiere together at the Mixed Doubles Event at the French Championships Prithika PAVADE and Simon GAUZY clinched the title. MEN’S SINGLES Alexis LEBRUN Félix LEBRUN Simon GAUZY Jules ROLLAND WOMEN’S SINGLES Audrey ZARIF Charlotte LUTZ Isa COK Anaïs SALPIN WOMEN’S DOUBLES Prithika PAVADE and Camille LUTZ Océane GUISNEL and Marie MIGOT Gaëtane BLED and Bérénice MARTEAU Nolwenn FORT and Lucie GAUTHIER MEN’S DOUBLES Stéphane OUAICHE and Jules CAVAILLES Bastien DUPONT and Benjamin FRUCHART Bastien REMBERT and Jules ROLLAND Alexis KOURAICHI and Damien LLORCA MIXED DOUBLES Prithika PAVADE and Simon GAUZY Isa COK and Enzo ANGLES Lucie GAUTHIER and Jules ROLLAND Marion BERTHAUD and Stéphane OUAICHE

In Norway Borgar HAUG from Fornebu BTK won NM gold and the King’s Cup in Men’s singles during the final on Sunday afternoon. He recorded a 4-3 final victory against Jimmy OJAKANGAS from Laksevåg BTK in a dramatic and exciting final (6-11 11-9 3-11 11-6 7-11 11-8 11-8). Thus Borgar also won the King’s Cup for the fourth time. The 20-year-old won the first three in 2019 2021 and 2022. The bronze medals were won by Martin Frøseth Tingvoll BTK and Geir-André Erlandsen Fokus BTK. Martine TOFTAKER from B-72 won gold and the King’s Cup in Women’s singles during the NM final on Sunday afternoon. It was a 4-2 victory against club friend Rikke SKÅTTET in an exciting and well-played final (11-8 12-10 4-11 11-6 9-11 13-11). Martine won the King’s Cup for the first time. Medal winners in the Norwegian Championships 2023: MEN SINGLES HAUG Borgar Fornebu BTK OJAKANGAS Jimmy Laksevåg BTK FRØSETH Martin Tingvoll BTK ERLANDSEN Geir-Andre Fokus BTK WOMEN SINGLES TOFTAKER Martine B-72 SKÅTTET Rikke Balgaard B-72 HORGEN Maria Linea B-72 KALVATN Anne Sophie Fokus BTK WOMEN TEAM B-72 B-72 2 Fokus BTK 2 Fokus BTK 1 MEN TEAM Fornebu BTK Fokus BTK Laksevåg BTK Nidaros BTK MIXED DOUBLE VETVIK Finn/TOFTAKER Martine Fornebu BTK/B-72 FRANSSON Alexander KLERCK/KALVATN Anne Sophie Fokus BTK LAM Khai Noah/KALVATN Christine Fokus BTK RØNNEBERG Lars/SKÅTTET Rikke Balgaard Fornebu BTK/B-72 WOMEN DOUBLE TOFTAKER Martine/SKÅTTET Rikke Balgaard B-72 HORGEN Maria Linea/WETZEL Katarina B-72 HORGEN Sarah/NILSEN Nora Bagner Notodden BTK/B-72 KALVATN Anne Sophie/KALVATN Christine Fokus BTK MEN DOUBLE SØRHEIM Sigurd Tjalveson/HAUG Borgar Fornebu BTK VETVIK Finn/RØNNEBERG Lars Fornebu BTK LAM Khai Noah/FRANSSON Alexander Klerck Fokus BTK IBENFELDT Christian/OJAKANGAS Jimmy Laksevåg BTK PARA WOMEN SINGLES DAHLEN Aida Randesund IL – BTG KORNELIUSSEN Nora Fokus BTK SLETTUM Jenny Helene Notodden BTK PARA MEN SINGLES MAGNUSSEN Krizander Stord BTK BERECKI Zsolt Trondheim BTK JACOBSEN Pablo Fornebu BTK SÆTRE Thomas Bergen PIL PARA OPEN DOUBLE SÆTRE Thomas/BERECKI Zsolt Bergen PIL/Trondheim BTK URHAUG Tommy/MAGNUSSEN Krizander Stord BTK KORNELIUSSEN Nora/OLIEGREEN Kristine Fokus BTK DAHLEN Aida/JACOBSEN Pablo Randesund IL – BTG/Fornebu BTK PARA OPEN SINGLES SÆTRE Thomas Bergen PIL BERECKI Zsolt Trondheim BTK KORNELIUSSEN Nora Fokus BTK JACOBSEN Pablo Fornebu BTK

At the Serbia’s National Championships Sabina SURJAN and Aleksa GACEV clinched titles in their respective Women’s and Men’s Singles Events. This is Sabina’s third title at Nationals and in today’s final she avenged her last year’s defeat against Aneta MAKSUTI. For GACEV it is first ever title at National Championships. “I was requered to go through qualification stage and I am very happy I could manage. In the quarterfinal I overcame top seeded Dimitrije LEVAJAC despte being 2:9 down in the seventg game ” stated GACEV. SERBIA MEN’S SINGLES GACEV Aleksa STK “Radnički Pirot” STRUGAREVIĆ Nikola STK “Crvena Zvezda tepić Pero STK “Temerin Ferocoop” Đilas Nemanja STK “Banat” WOMEN’S SINGLES ŠURJAN Sabina STK “Vojvodina BG” MAKSUTI Aneta STK “Novi Sad” JOKIĆ Tijana STK “Novi Sad” TODOROVIĆ Andrea STK “Akademija 2018” MENS DOUBLES KOSTADINOVIĆ Stefan BOGNAR Bence “Spartak Infostud” GACEV Aleksa GRUJIĆ Nikola “Radnički” Pirot / “Grenzau” STRUGAREVIĆ Nikola MARINKOVIĆ Nikola “Crvena Zvezda” / “Požarevac” levajac Dimitrije Đilas Nemanja “Crvena Zvezda” / “Banat” WOMEN’S DOUBLES ŠURJAN Sabina JOKIĆ Tijana “Vojvodina BG” / “Novi Sad” LUPULESKU Izabela VIGNJEVIĆ Dragana “Unirea” / “Panonija” MAKSUTI Aneta BEZEG Reka “Novi Sad” GVOZDENOVIĆ Katarina MENGER Angela “Domboš / “ Rapid” MIXED DOUBLES LUPULESKU Izabela LEVAJAC Dimitrije “Unirea” / “Crvena Zvezda” MAKSUTI Aneta STRUGAREVIĆ Nikola “Novi Sad” / ”Crvena Zvezda” VIGNJEVIĆ Dragana GACEV Aleksa “Panonija” / “Radnički Pirot” BEZEG Reka ĐILAS Nemanja “Novi Sad” / “Banat”