New trophy boosts Dr. CASL confidence

March 16, 2019
6:16 pm
Champions League Women

Actual ECLW champion awaits semi-final leg 2 against Berlin after success in Croatian Cup

Actual ECLW champion Dr. CASL has continued its dominancy in Croatian table tennis as they defended the title of Croatian Cup in superb style winning all matches in straight games. Zagreb’s side beat Tis in the semi-finals and Varazdin in the finals as FU Yu NI Xia Lian and Mirela DURAK overcame all their opponents in straight sets. It was for sure good preparation for the upcoming second leg of 2018/19 ECLW semi-finals against four-time champion TTC Berlin Eastside. German team won first home game 3:2 while second one will be held on March 24^th 19:00.

Dr. CASL rewrote the history book last season by winning first “Triple Crown” in Croatian table tennis: ECLW plus national Super League and Cup. It was their third consecutive Croatian Cup crown since their president Martin-Tino CASL took the club ten years ago. The club also has 10 national titles (5 men`s and women`s each).

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