Hanka KODETOVA Clinches Under-15 Girls’ Title at 2024 Europe Youth Top 10

The winner of the Under-15 Girls’ event at the 2024 Europe Youth Top 10 in Grodzisk Mazowiecki Poland is Hanka KODETOVA of Czechia. Finishing just below her is Germany’s Koharu ITAGAKI with the third position occupied by Lisa-Sophie WANG of Germany.

KODETOVA secured her title in dramatic fashion during the final ninth round where she handed ITAGAKI her first defeat of the tournament. After seven gruelling games KODETOVA once again denied ITAGAKI the top prize mirroring her success from earlier tournaments.

The two-time European Under-15 champion who claimed titles in Malmö this summer and Gliwice last year has beaten ITAGAKI in both crucial matches: in the semi-final in Sweden and the final in Poland. Last year ITAGAKI placed second at the Top 10 in Bucharest while KODETOVA finished third.

In the CAIIS Sports and Entertainment Hall KODETOVA’s only defeat came at the hands of Romania’s Andreea BAIASU who entered the competition as a reserve player.

Aside from her silver and bronze medals in singles at the European Youth Championships ITAGAKI also holds a gold medal in doubles won with Josephina NEUMANN two years ago in Gliwice.

Lisa-Sophie WANG finished third after losing to both the gold and silver medalists.

Round seven

  • Maja LAKOMA (Poland) – Andreea BAIASU (Romania) 3-4 (7-11 7-11 11-6 11-5 11-6 8-11 7-11)
  • Sophie BARCSAI (Hungary) – Mariia LYTVYN (Austria) 4-3 (6-11 11-9 4-11 11-9 9-11 11-2 11-6)
  • Nora DOHOCZKI (Hungary) – Lisa-Sophie WANG (Germany) 0-4 (4-11 6-11 5-11 4-11)
  • Julia LEAL (Portugal) – Hanka KODETOVA (Czechia) 1-4 (11-7 4-11 7-11 5-11 4-11)
  • Nina SKERBINZ (Austria) – Koharu ITAGAKI (Germany) 0-4 (8-11 10-12 7-11 9-11)

Round eight

  • Andreea BAIASU (Romania) – Koharu ITAGAKI (Germany) 0-4 (3-11 7-11 10-12 7-11)
  • Hanka KODETOVA (Czechia) – Nina SKERBINZ (Austria) 4-0 (11-8 11-5 11-8 11-0)
  • Lisa-Sophie WANG (Germany) – Julia LEAL (Portugal) 4-1 (5-11 11-8 11-2 14-12 11-3)
  • Mariia LYTVYN (Austria)- Nora DOHOCZKI (Hungary) 2-4 (11-5 11-8 6-11 9-11 5-11 9-11)
  • Maja LAKOMA (Poland) – Sophie BARCSAI (Hungary) 2-4 (14-12 4-11 1-11 5-11 11-8 9-11)

Round nine

  • Sophie BARCSAI (Hungary) – Andreea BAIASU (Romania) 1-4 (11-6 10-12 10-12 5-11 9-11)
  • Nora DOHOCZKI (Hungary) – Maja LAKOMA (Poland) 4-3 (7-11 11-8 11-9 7-11 5-11 11-6 22-20)
  • Julia LEAL (Portugal) – Mariia LYTVYN (Austria) 4-1 (13-11 8-11 11-9 11-9 11-9)
  • Nina SKERBINZ (Austria) – Lisa-Sophie WANG (Germany) 0-4 (9-11 6-11 6-11 4-11)
  • Koharu ITAGAKI (Germany) – Hanka KODETOVA (Czechia) 3-4 (8-11 8-11 4-11 11-8 14-12 11-7 8-11)

Final standings

  1. Hanka KODETOVA (Czechia)
  2. Koharu ITAGAKI (Germany)
  3. Lisa-Sophie WANG (Germany)
  4. Nina SKERBINZ (Austria)
  5. Julia LEAL (Portugal)
  6. Nora DOHOCZKI (Hungary)
  7. Andreea BAIASU (Romania)
  8. Sophie BARCSAI (Hungary)
  9. Mariia LYTVYN (Austria)
  10. Maja LAKOMA (Poland)

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