Titles for DURAN and ZHIPE in Vic

September 5, 2016
3:29 pm
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31th International Open VIC – 12th Adapted

Marc Duran and Wang ZHIPEI clinched the titles in their respective Men’s and Women’s Singles Event at the 31th Internacional Open VIC tournament. In Sports Hall VIC in Barcelona Joaquín AZCON triumph in the test adapted category.

In the final of the 31 th International Open Marc DURAN beat Diogo Dos Santos PINHO in straight games whilst at the ultimate stage of the Women’s Singles Event Wang ZHIPEI was stretched to full distance in the match against Lea RAKOVAC. At the 11th Adapted tournament Joaquín AZCON succeeded against Ricard PALAU.

Absolute Men

Marc DURAN (DKV Borges Vall) Spain

Diogo Dos SANTOS PINHO (Colina Clinic Burgos) Portugal

Alejandro CALVO (Cajasur Priego Córdoba) Spain

Carlos VEDRIEL (Colina Clinic Burgos) Spain

Absolute Women

Wang ZHIPEI (UCAM Cartagena) China

Lea RAKOVAC (Girbau Vic TT) Croatia

Ana GARCIA (Girbau Vic TT) Spain

Yolanda Enríquez (Cajasur Priego Córdoba) Spain

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