Zwolle will host Dutch Championships 9th time in the row

February 26, 2020
1:02 pm
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Netherland’s National Championships will be held this weekend in the Landstede Sports Centre in Zwolle for the 9th time in a row.

As we used to see in recent past it will be a battle between National Team members Laurens Tromer Ewout Oostwouder and Rajko Gommers who divided the championships among each other in the last 6 years.

With Britt Eerland focussing on her Olympic qualification and Li Jie still not fully recovered from her injury from the Olympic Team Qualification event in Gondomar in Women’s Event the battle will be between last year’s winner Kim Vermaas and 2018 surprise young winner Shuohan Men. Men is eligible to play the championships and has applied for a Dutch passport so she can join the Dutch team later on.

Schedule
Saturday 16:00 Mixed Final
Sunday 14:00 Doubles Finals 15:00 Womens Final 16:00 Mens Final

Livestream www.tafeltennis.tv

Last years winners:

2019
Rajko Gommers
Kim Vermaas
2018
Ewout Oostwouder
Shuohan Men
2017
Rajko Gommers
Li Jie
2016
Laurens Tromer
Britt Eerland
2015
Ewout Oostwouder
Li Jie
2014
Ewout Oostwouder
Li Jiao

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