Technical Information for National Associations at the 2023 European Games

The 2023 European Games featuring table tennis competitions will take place at the Hutnik Arena in Krakow. Here is the technical information that National Associations need to know:

Venue: Hutnik Arena in Krakow Number of Competition Tables: 4 Number of Men’s Teams: 12 Number of Women’s Teams: 12

Team Matches:

  • Each team shall consist of 3 players with each player participating in a maximum of 2 individual matches.
  • Order of Matches: M1: Doubles (BC vs. YZ) M2: Singles (A vs. X) M3: Singles (C vs. Z) M4: Singles (A vs. Y) M5: Singles (B vs. X)
  • In the next team match the fourth player can replace one of the three players from the previous match.
  • Seeding List: According to World Rankings as of June 2023
  • Competition format: Direct Knockout
  • Match for third place will be played.

Mixed Doubles:

  • Number of Mixed Doubles: 16 pairs
  • Seeding List: According to Mixed Doubles Pairs Ranking. If a pair has no ranking the individual XD ranking points of both players will be added.
  • Competition format: Direct Knockout
  • Match for third place will be played.
  • The winner of the XD event will qualify for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

    Draw:

    • Draw Schedule (all 5 draws): 22.06.2023 at 10:00
    • Location of the Draw: Athletes Village
    • The playing schedule draws and results will be visible on the following link: https://www.european-games.org/sports/table-tennis/
    • Please note that results will not be displayed on the ETTU website.

    Practice Hall:

    • Tent Hall located just outside of the Main Hall
    • Number of practice tables: 12

    Equipment:

    • Table: Tibhar Showcourt 28 Blue
    • Balls: Tibhar 40+ *** SYN TT NG (white)
    • Net: Tibhar Smash
    • Floor: Tibhar Grip Europe Black

     

Singles:

  • Number of players in Men’s Singles: 49
  • Number of players in Women’s Singles: 51
  • Seeding List: According to World Rankings as of Week 25/20.06.2023.
  • Competition format: Direct Knockout
  • Match for third place will be played.
  • Top 16 seeded players will start playing in Round 3.

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The European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) is the governing body of the sport of table tennis in Europe, and is the only authority recognized for this purpose by the International Table Tennis Federation. The ETTU deals with all matters relating to table tennis at a European level, including the development and promotion of the sport in the territories controlled by its 58 member associations, and the organization of continental table tennis competitions, including the European Championships.

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