ETTU nominated eight players for 2017 ITTF World Cadet Challenge

August 3, 2017
1:53 pm
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Players must send their confirmation not later than 10th August 2017

The ETTU nominated and invited eight players for 2017 ITTF World Cadet Challenge to be held in Suva Fiji 21-29 October 2017.

Invited boys are Vladimir SIDORENKO of Russia Truls MOREGARD of Sweden Bilal HAMACHE of France and Kai STUMPER of Germany. Coach is Belgium’s Marc CLOSSET. Invited girls are: Elizabet ABRAAMIAN of Russia Adriana ZAHARIA of Romania Jamila LAURENTI of Italy and Prithika PAVADE of France. The coach is Csilla BÁTORFI of Hungary.

Players must send their confirmation not later than 10th August 2017 to

Zita PIDL (zpidl.ettu@gmail.com)

with cc to

Neven CEGNAR (ncegnar@gmail.com)

SCHEDULE:

14th October Departure from Europe

16th October Arrival and check in in Suva (Fiji)

16-20 October Preparation camp

21-29 October ITTF World Cadet Challenge

30th October Departure from Suva (Fiji)

1 November Arrival to Europe (airport of origin)

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