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Borgar HAUG and Rebekka CARLSEN clinched titles in Norway

  • March 3, 2019
  • 6:34 pm
  • Member Associations

Borgar HAUG and Rebekka CARLSEN are the crowned winners of the Norwegian Championship 2019

 

MEN

    Borgar Haug Fokus BTK
    Roger Andersson Hardanger BTK
    Fredrik Meringdal Laksevåg BTK
    Adrian Evensen Wetzel B-72

 

WOMEN

    Rebekka Carlsen B-72
    Ilka Doval Modum BTK
    Maja H. Gjelle Bodø BTK
    Katarina Evensen Wetzel B-72

 

WOMEN TEAM

B-72

B-72 2

Stord BTK

Fokus BTK

 

MEN TEAM

Laksevåg BTK

Fornebu BTK

Nidaros BTK

3.Fokus BTK

 

MIXED DOUBLE

Flåøien Jonas/Toftaker Martine B-72

Andersson Roger/Carlsen Rebekka Hardanger BTK/B-72

Wetzel Adrian Evensen/Wetzel Katarina Evensen B-72

3.Dagsloth Andreas/Gjelle Maja H. Bodø BTK

 

WOMEN DOUBLE

Doval Ilka/Gjelle Maja H. Modum BTK/Bodø BTK

Aasebø Marte Grutle/Kalvatn Anne Sophie Fokus BTK

Lange Lisa Marie/Kalvatn Christine Fokus BTK

3.Carlsen Rebekka/Wetzel Katarina Evensen B-72

 

MEN DOUBLE

Ibenfeldt Christian/Ojakangas Jimmy Laksevåg BTK

Egenberg Gard/Egenberg Seth Sportsklubben Heros

Holm Magnus B./Vetvik Finn Nidaros BTK/Fornebu BTK

3.Fleischer Petter/Fossheim Benjamin Moen Nidaros BTK

 

PARA WOMEN

Dahlen Aida Randesund IL – BTG 4

Korneliussen Nora Fokus BTK 3

Tveiten Merete Notodden BTK

 

PARA MEN

Aulie Andreas Fokus BTK

Salomonsen Steffen Fokus BTK

Jacobsen Pablo Fornebu BTK

3.Sætre Thomas Bergen HIL

 

PARA OPEN DOUBLE

Aulie Andreas/Sætre Thomas Fokus BTK/Bergen HIL

Salomonsen Steffen/Johansen Fredrik N Fokus BTK

Mortensen Stig/Titlestad Brage Æsøy Laksevåg BTK

3.Dahlen Aida/Jacobsen Pablo Randesund IL – BTG/Fornebu BTK

 

PARA OPEN

Aulie Andreas Fokus BTK

Salomonsen Steffen Fokus BTK

Dahlen Aida Randesund IL – BTG

3.Jacobsen Pablo Fornebu BTK

 

 

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