Eline LOYEN to defend three medals in Belgium

Belgian National Championships

 

Belgian National Championships will be held this weekend March 3-4 in Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve. Final games are scheduled for Sunday 16:00.

 

Eline LOYEN will fight to defend three medals after her very successful campaign last year when she won two gold – Women`s Singles and Doubles (with Margo DEGRAEF) – and one silver in Mixed Doubles (with Tim JANSSENS). Last year she overcame 3-time winner Nathalie MARCHETTI in the gold medal contest of Women`s Singles.

 

Cedric NUYTINCK beat Florent LAMBIET in the 2017 Men`s Singles final to clinch his very first title after two silver medals (2013 2015). Belgian legend Jean-Michel SAIVE is the record holder with 25 titles.

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