22nd Raiffeisen Youth Championships Linz – Austria 2023 & Youth Upper-Austria Challenge Trophy

The Raiffeisen Youth Championships Linz – Austria 2023 and the Youth Upper-Austria Challenge Trophy will be held in Tips Arena from 6th to 10th April 2023. The Youth Championships are designed for young players aged 11 to 19.

The playing system of the Youth Championships ensures a maximum of individual games at their performance level for all players including inexperienced and youngest players in categories from U11 to U19.

All teams consist of 2 players (additional player can be nominated). All team events are played in the corbillon cup system. All matches are played best of 5.

If you are interested organisers invites you to fill out the registration form (download at https://www.froschberg.at/linz-austria- youth-championships/) and send email to: youth.championships@froschberg.at.

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