Camp and Czech Open in Olomouc

June 5, 2022
11:06 am
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Table Tennis International Camp (25th – 27th July 2022) and Czech U11&U13&U15 Open (28th – 30th July 2022) will be played this summer in Olomouc.

ELIGIBILITY

U15 Events: Born on or after January 1st 2007

U13 Events: Born on or after January 1st 2009

U11 Events: Born on or after January 1st 2011

PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE

28th July Team Events

29st July Individual Events (singles)

30th July Individual Events (final rounds of singles + doubles)

SYSTEM OF PLAY

Singles events will be played in two stages all matches best of 5 games.

Team events will be played in two stages all matches best of 5 games. They will be played on Corbillon Cup System till the 2nd winning point.

Doubles will be played in KO basis all matches best of 5 games. If schedule permits consolation will be played.

The organizer may make changes in the system of play and (or) cancel some events in connection with the epidemiological situation or the number of participants.

DEADLINES

Final entry form: 11th July 2022 Payment deadline: 13th July 2021

ENTRIES

Entry forms you can find at the web page www.kstolomouc.cz

Fill it in and send to kstolomouc@tabletennis.cz

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