November’s Europe rankings online now

November 10, 2023
4:17 pm
ETTU

The November Europe Rankings have been published. In the seniors’ list there have been only minor changes.

In the Women’s Rankings Germany’s HAN Ying still maintains the top position closely followed by Romania’s Bernadette SZSOCS who remains in the same spot as the previous month. Likewise Sofia POLCANOVA of Austria and Nina MITTELHAM retain their respective positions at number 3 and 4 just as in October.

Elizabeta SAMARA of Romania has moved up from 6th place to 5th replacing French player YUAN Jia Nan who has slipped down one spot. SHAO Jieni of Portugal YANG Xiaoxin of Monaco Natalia BAJOR of Poland and SHAN Xiaona of Germany complete the top 10 list.

In the Men’s Rankings QIU Dang of Germany has risen to the top replacing Slovenia’s Darko JORGIC who is second this month. Dimitrij OVTCHAROV maintains his third position while Felix LEBRUN of France has moved up one place to fourth. The list continues with Marcos FREITAS of Portugal Alexis LEBRUN of France Kristian KARLSSON of Sweden Truls MOREGARDH of Sweden Liam PITCHFORD of England and Andrej GACINA of Croatia.

At https://www.ettu.org/en/players-ranking/ranking/current-ranking/ you can see all Rankings

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