Mihai Razvan BOBOCICA

March 5, 2017
9:11 pm
Member Associations

National Championships

The Assoluti 2017 Italian Championships in Playhall in Riccione concluded with the victories of the Mihai Razvan BOBOCICA and TIAN Jing in Men’s and Women’s Singles Events.

Men’s Singles

Mihai Razvan BOBOCICA
Ivanov Stoyanov NIAGOL
Jordy PICCOLIN
Marco RECH DALDOSSO

Women’s Singles

TIAN Jing
WANG Yu
Chiara COLANTONI
LE Thi Hong Loan

Men’s Doubles

Marco RECH DALDOSSO / Ivanov STOYANOV NIAGOL
Jordy PICCOLIN / Alessandro BACIOCCHI
Daniele PINTO / Luca BRESSAN
Maurizio MASSARELLI / Mattia GALDIERI

Women’s Doubles

Denisa ZANCANER / Debora VIVARELLI
Chiara COLANTONI / giulia CAVALLI
Giorgia PICCOLIN / Veronica MOSCONI
Loan LE THI HONG / Tatiana STESHENKO

Mixed Doubles

Marco RECH DALDOSSO / Chiara COLANTONI
Paolo BISI / Debora VIVARELLI
PAVAN FEDERICO / Denisa ZANCANER
Stefano TOMASI / Veronica MOSCONI

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