Kornelija RILISKYTE and Kestutis ZEIMYS won gold in Lithuania

May 12, 2021
8:50 am
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Three days of Lithuanian National Championships held in Lithuania in Rietavas brought a lot of emotions.

The winner of the Championships for the third time became Meda Kornelija RILISKYTE (coach Jolanta PRUSIENE) and Kestutis ZEIMYS (coach Vikroras RYBAKAS).

RILISKYTE secured place in finals after win against Laura ABARAVICIUTE in the semi-finals. In the finals she won against sister Emilija RILISKYTE.

Kestutis ZEIMYS in the finals beat Matas VILKAS and became champion.

Women Singles

Kornelija RILISKYTE

Emilija RILISKYTE

Marija MIKALAUSKYTE/Laura ABARAVICIUTE

Men Singles

Kestutis ZEIMYS

Matas VILKAS

Agnius KACERAUSKAS/Valdas MARTINKUS

Women Doubles

Emilija RILISKYTE and Kornelija RILISKYTE

Laura ABARAVICIUTE and Lukrecija JUCHNAITE

Gerda SISANOVAITE and Vitalija VENCKUTE/Aukse GECEVICIUTE and Ugne BASKUTYTE

Men Doubles

Ignas NAVICKAS and Kestutis ZEIMYS

Matas VILKAS and Matas SKUCAS

Valdas MARTINKUS and Paulius GURA/ Arnoldas DOMEIKA and Tonetas DOMEIKA

Mixed Doubles

Vitalija VENCKUTĖ and Kestutis ZEIMYS

Lina MARTINKĖ and Valdas MARTINKUS

Kornelija RILISKYTE and Matas VILKAS/Laura ABARAVICIUTE and Ignas NAVICKAS

Kestutis ZEIMYS became absolute champion in 2021

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