Eight more players joined U13 program for 2018

The final ETTU Selection camp for 2017 concluded in Slovenia’s town of Otocec. Players from 18 countries 30 in all were part of the evaluation U13 program for 2018. Istvan KORPA Joze URH Michael FUCHS Adrain ALEXANDRU Miran KONDRIC and Neven CEGNAR selected 8 players after this final camp.

Boys:

 

  1. Darius MOVILEANU (ROU) 171 points
  2. Nikolaosz KIZAKISZ (HUN) 166 points
  3. Rafael KONG (POR) 165 points
  4. David BJORKRYD (SWE) 163 points
  5. Alessi MASSART (BEL) 159 points

 

Girls:

 

  1. Julie Van HAUWAERT (BEL) 169 points
  2. Evelin UNGVARI (ROU) 168 points
  3. Veranika VARABYOVA (BLR) 159 points

 

 

From 2016 selection there are futher 19 names already at the list

 

  1. Eduard IONESCU (ROU)
  2. Bogdan BADEA (ROU)
  3. Andrei TOMICA (ROU)
  4. Iulian CHIRITA (ROU)
  5. Dragos BUJOR (ROU)
  6. Elena ZAHARIA (ROU)
  7. Hana ARAPOVIC (CRO)
  8. Jamie LIU (ENG)
  9. Luiz MACIEL (POR)
  10. Simon BELIK (CZE)
  11. Ignas SISANOVAS (LTU)
  12. Sophie EARLEY (IRL)
  13. Gabrielius CAMARA (NED)
  14. Daniel BERSOZA (ESP)
  15. Jakub GOLDIR (SVK)
  16. Tayler FOX (GER)
  17. Laura KAIM (GER)
  18. Anna HURSEY (WAL)
  19. Miriam CARNOVALE (ITA)

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