Europe Youth Series continues in Dimitrovgrad

After the successful April’s premiere of the Europe Youth Series event in Osijek Croatia we are eagerly anticipating the second event in Serbia. The EYS Serbia Open will take place in Dimitrovgrad from September 20th to 24th.

Entries are now closed and we have a total of 88 players representing 15 different Associations: Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Montenegro Denmark Ireland North Macedonia Romania Serbia England Switzerland Hungary Slovakia Luxembourg Austria and Germany.

The minimum number of matches per player participating in both team and individual events will be as follows:

Under 13 Boys Singles: 26 matches

Under 13 Girls Singles: 23 matches

Under 15 Boys Singles: 17 matches

Under 15 Girls Singles: 21 matches

Unlike the first tournament there will be no Mixed Team event in Serbia. The listed events include Boys’ and Girls’ Singles and Mixed Doubles events in the Under 15 and Under 13 categories for all three events.

Next in line is the EYS Czechia Open in Plzen which will run from October 11th to 15th with the entry deadline set for September 11th. Additionally there is the EYS Greece Open in Loutraki scheduled for October 25th to 29th with the entry deadline on September 25th.

In Plzen there will be separate Boys’ and Girls’ Teams events while in Loutraki Mixed Teams will be competing.

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