Dr. CASL is the team of the year 2018 in the city of Zagreb

December 19, 2018
11:33 pm
Champions League Women

Actual ECLW champion proud to get special prize in Croatian capital

Actual ECLW champion Dr. CASL has been named as the best team of the year 2018 in the city of Zagreb. The best Croatian table tennis club has announced this news on its official Facebook page:

“Dr.Casl is the team of the year 2018 in Zagreb! We are very proud to be among the elite – best athletes not only in Zagreb Croatia but also in the world! Other winners of the awards were Sandra Perkovic Ivan Kvesic Sinkovic brothers GNK Dinamo and many others. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our players coaches and management for this outstanding reward.”

Dr. CASL made history in 2018 by winning triple-crown: ECLW and national league and cup. Two-time both Olympic and World champion and five-time European champion “Discus Queen” Sandra PERKOVIC has been awarded seventh times in a row by the city of Zagreb.

“We are very proud and honored being a part of Dr. CASL” stated one of its players Mirela DURAK.

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