Czech Republic National Championships: fierce duels live on web

March 4, 2010
12:00 am
Member Associations

04/03/2010 – Hodon?will be the host city of Czech National Championship like two years ago. The entries list in Women’s Event includes all the best players lead by Iveta VACENOVSKA Renata STRBIKOVA and Dana HADACOVA. This trio is also at the https://www.ettu.org

This trio is also at the list of biggest favorites for winning the title. STRBIKOVA will defend the one won last year.

Unfortunately at the Men’s entries the name of Peter KORBEL is missing. KORBEL has problem with his knee injury. That gives even bigger chances to Dmitrij PROKOPCOV who has excellent results in last weeks. Last year’s winner is Josef SIMONCIK.

National Czech Championships will start on Friday morning by qualification. In main events will play 48 men and 24 women. Main draw matches are scheduled Friday evening.

The name of new Czech champions will be known on Saturday afternoon.

For the first time Czech Republic TTA will have online TV streaming from whole final day Saturday on web by clicking here

(by Nikolas ENDAL courtesy of CTTA)

Photo: Iveta VACENOVSKA (Photo Roscher)

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