SCHLÄPPI and BÜCHEL clinched titles at the Liechtenstein Championship

Liechtenstein National Championship 2024 was held in the Resch Gymnasium in Schaan. The winners is Men’s and Women’s Singles events are Michel SCHLÄPPI and Joanna BÜCHEL.

Men’s Singles

1.Michel SCHLÄPPI

2.Andreas SCHMICKLER

3.Asad KEUCHEYAN

Women’s Singles

1.Joanna BÜCHEL

2.Alina JOSS

3.Alice GEIGER

3.Silja FRICK

Men’s Doubles

1.Michel SCHLÄPPI/Asad Keucheyan

2.Achim HASSLER/Andreas AUGSBURGER

3.Norbert NEGELE/Andreas SCHMICKLER

3.Antonio BARRELLA/Vitalis RÖMER

U18

1.Vitalis RÖMER

2.Simon FETZ

3.Selman ÖRGEN

3.Timo STAMM

U15

1.Simon FETZ

2.Ferdinand VÖGEL

3.amuel HOFMÄNNER

3.Carlo ROHRER

U13

1.Wenzel FRICK

2.avid WENIGER

3.David WENIGER

3.Jonas GEISTOR

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