Alexandra CHIRIACOVA and Andrei PUTUNTICA clinched gold in Moldova

Newly crowned singles champions in Moldova are Alexandra CHIRIACOVA and Andrei PUTUNTICA.

 

The member of Turkish Superliga’s Merit Grup Real Mardin Alexandra CHIRIACOVA defended her title in singles by making it three in the row. She is also Moldova Women’s double Champion (2020 2022) and Moldova Mixed double’s champion (2020 2021 2022).

 

Andrei PUTUNTICA is the member of FSV Mainz 05 in German Bundesliga. He clinched titles in singles also in 2018 2019 2020. At the European Championships PUTUNTICA has silver and bronze medals in U-12 U-15 U-19 U-21 categories.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CHISINAU REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
WOMEN’S SINGLES
1. Alexandra CHIRIACOVA (SSS Dubasari)
2. Ecaterina SMIGANOVSCAIA (SSS Dubasari)
3. Vlada CARAULINAIA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)
4. Camelia MERENCO (CS TOP SPIN Chisinau)

MEN’S SINGLES
1. Andrei PUTUNTICA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)
2. Vladislav URSU (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)
3. Denis TERNA (SSS Dubasari)
4. Veniamin DUBROVIN ( SS №1 Balti)

MEN’S DOUBLES
1. Andrei PUTUNTICA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau) – Vladislav URSU (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)
2. Denis Terna (SSS Dubasari) – Igor NI (TOP CUP TT Academy Chisinau)
3. Igori ROMANENCO (SK TT SPORT Benderi) – Mihai CAMINSCHI (SS Municipiul Ungheni)
4. Maxim UNGUREANU (TOP CUP TT Academy Chisinau) – Danu SAFRONI (CS TOP SPIN Chisinau)

WOMEN’S DOUBLES
1. Alexandra CHIRIACOVA (SSS Dubasari) – Ecaterina SMIGANOVSCAIA ( SSS Dubasari)
2. Vlada CARAULINAIA (CS Franzeluta) – Camelia MERENCO (CS TOP SPIN Chisinau)
3. Vitalina BRINZA (SS № 1 Balti) – Natalina BRINZA (SS № 1 Balti)
4. Ecaterina SIREAC (SS Dubasari) – Alina PULUCCIU (SSS Dubasari)

MIXED DOUBLES
1. Vladislav URSU (CS Franzeluta Chisinau) – Alexandra CHIRIACOVA (SSS Dubasari)
2. Andrei PUTUNTICA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau) – Vlada CARAULINAIA (CS Franzeluta Chisinau)
3. Igori ROMANENCO (SK TT SPORT Benderi) – Natalina BRINZA (SS № 1 Balti)
4. Denis TERNA (SSS Dubasari) – VICTORIA PARFENI (SSS Dubasari)

 

 

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