3382 Players so far – EVC 2019 Budapest breaks the record

European Veterans Championships

 

The deadline for the entries for the European Veterans Championships in Budapest is approaching; the entries will be closed on April 1st. So far the figures promises great Championships. On the list there are 3382 participants from 40 countries. That means that the record is already broke. In Bremen 2013 we had 3250 participants. It was the record until now: Budapest will have more than 3500 players.

 

Traditionally Germany heads the list with 1.070 players followed by Sweden with 201. Hosts Hungary is at the position no. three with 193 and the list goes on with Czech Republic with 186 and England with 184 participants.

 

Most “crowded” Event is Men’s Singles 50 with 759 entries whilst In Women’s Singles 50 there are 258 players.

Related News

Bidding Process Opens for 2027 ETTU Ranking Inclusion Events

The European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) has officially launched the bidding process for the 2027 ETTU Ranking Inclusion Events, inviting Member Associations to submit applications to host tournaments that will...

Read more

Prospectus Published for 2026 European Individual Championships in Ljubljana

The official Prospectus for the 2026 European Individual Championships has now been published. The Championships will be staged in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from 11 to 18 October 2026, with the Slovenian...

Read more

Bidding Process Opens for the 2027 JOOLA Europe Youth Series

ETTU has officially opened the bidding process for the 2027 JOOLA Europe Youth Series, inviting Member Associations to submit applications to host one of the events on next year’s calendar....

Read more

Qualification Pathway Approved for the Mixed Team Event at the 2027 European Games

The ETTU Executive Board has adopted the qualification pathway for the Mixed Team Event at the 2027 European Games in Istanbul. The European Games will feature 16 mixed teams, with...

Read more

Contact

About Us

Privacy Policy

Terms & Conditions

The European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) is the governing body of the sport of table tennis in Europe, and is the only authority recognized for this purpose by the International Table Tennis Federation. The ETTU deals with all matters relating to table tennis at a European level, including the development and promotion of the sport in the territories controlled by its 58 member associations, and the organization of continental table tennis competitions, including the European Championships.

Powered By

All Competitions

Senior Competitions

Club Competitions

Youth Competitions

More Competitions