Rēzekne BJSS 1and Salaspils GTK crowned champions in Latvia

May 8, 2022
10:48 am
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In the Latvian Clubs Championship 2021/2022 the Men’s Top League champions laurels had won by Rēzekne BJSS 1and Salaspils GTK team is crowned champions in the Women’s Top League.

On April in the mood of the Easter holiday in Salaspils Sports House ended the Latvian Teams Table Tennis Championship 2021/2022. In the final stage – all six leagues took part in the Finals. The best teams were awarded with medals and cups.

The Salaspils GTK team was crowned as the champions in the Women’s Top League beating the Jekabpils SC team 4:1 in the final whilst in the game for the 3rd place the Latvian RTU team won the Kuldiga SS team 4:2.

In the Men’s Top League the laurels of the champions were won by Rezekne BJSS 1. In the final Rezekne BJSS 1was superior to the Saldus NP team 4:2 but in the game for the 3rd place GTK Namejs-Baltais team won the RTU team 4:0.

Competition photos

Competition Videos – Men’s Top League Final – Rezekne BJSS 1 vs Saldus NP.

Competition results:

Women’s Top League: https://lgtf.lv/#/competition-results/5414

Men’s Top League: https://lgtf.lv/#/competition-results/5121

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