GLOD`s very first title DE NUTTE took her 6th

March 5, 2018
8:42 pm
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Luxembourg`s National Championships

In Luxembourg national championships have been organized earlier than in other European countries (four weeks ago) in the “Coque” Luxembourg-Kirchberg.

Eric GLOD has won for the first time the national title in the Men’s Singles event. He beat in the final Luka MLADENOVIC the champion of the last year 4-0 (7 6 6 7)

Once again a victory for Eric GLOD for the third time in row in the Men`s Doubles event. He has won the final with Carlo FELTES what they did also in 2016. Last year Eric GLOD was doubles winner with Christian KILL. This time GLOD/FELTES DEFEATED in the final MLADENOVIC/THILLEN 3-2 (8 5 -8 -8 5).

For the 6th time Sarah DE NUTTE is Women’s Singles champion in Luxembourg. She has won in the final against Danielle KONSBRUCK 4-1 (7 9 -4 7 9)

Egle TAMASAUSKAITE/Carole HARTMANN have won the Women`s Doubles final against Danielle KONSBRUCK/Martine SIMON 3-1 (8 -6 9 4).

Mixed Doubles champions are Christian KILL/Carole HARTMANN after a 3-1 –Victory (9 -6 11 3) against Eric GLOD/Martine SIMON and they defend the title of 2017.

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