Eight players nominated for event in Japan

August 7, 2018
11:18 am
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2018 ITTF World Cadet Challenge (Tottori Japan 23-31 October 2018)

The ETTU has nominated and invited eight players for the 2018 ITTF World Cadet Challenge to be held in Tottori Japan 23-31 October 2018. Recently crowned European cadet champions Maciej KUBIK from Poland and Elena ZAHARIA from Romania lead the Boys and Girls lists respectively. Neven CEGNAR guides the project as the ETTU Team Manager.

Nominated boys are following: Maciej KUBIK (POL) Myshaal SABHI (FRA) Mike HOLLO (GER) Adrien RASSENFOSSE (BEL). Boys reserves: Simon BELIK (CZE) Andrea PUPPO (ITA) Arnau PONS (ESP) Fabio RAKOTOARIMANANA (FRA). Coach: Marc CLOSSET (BEL).

Nominated girls are following: Elena ZAHARIA (ROU) Elizabet ABRAAMIAN (RUS) Rebecca MUSKANTOR (SWE) Kornelija RILISKYTE (LTU). Girls reserves: Radmila TOMINJAK (SRB) Prithika PAVADE (FRA) Hana ARAPOVIC (CRO) Sophia KLEE (GER). Coach: Csilla BÁTORFI (HUN).

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