Wheelchairs Masters join the Belgian Championships

The Belgian Championships will be held in Spa on 29th February and 1st March. The Finals in Mixed Doubles Women’s Doubles and Men’s Doubles will be on Saturday 29th February.

The Finals for Women’s Singles and Men’s Singles will be Sunday afternoon.

 

There is a record of participation with 39 Men’s Singles players and 30 Women’s players. The title holders are Cédric NUYTINCK and Margo DEGRAEF.

 

In the same time a Wheelchairs Masters with 8 players also will be on schedule on Sunday 1st March. This is the first time that they will join the Belgian Championships.

 

The Live streaming during the 2 days of competition will be on the following links:

 

Facebook Fan Page Infos-Ping : https://www.facebook.com/infos.ping/

Facebook Fan Page AFTT : https://www.facebook.com/AFTTofficiel/

Youtube account AFTT : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJrphx8vAzpPL4_pMfG1GRA

 

 

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