Estonian National Champs: Aleksandr SMIRNOV defending title in Tallinn

March 4, 2010
12:00 am
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04/03/2010 – Estonian National Championships will take place in Tallinn on the 6th and 7th of March. The venue for the Events is Kristiine Sports Hall (Forelli 12 Tallinn). The matches in preliminary rounds in Men’s Singles Women’s Si https://www.ettu.org

04/03/2010 – Estonian National Championships will take place in Tallinn on the 6th and 7th of March. The venue for the Events is Kristiine Sports Hall (Forelli 12 Tallinn).

The matches in preliminary rounds in Men’s Singles Women’s Singles Men’s Doubles Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles Events are scheduled for the 6th of March from 10 AM.

Semi-finals and finals will be played on the 7th of March starting from 10 AM.

The main favorites for the titles this year are defending champion Aleksandr SMIRNOV and Vallot VAINULA. The title holder Karin LINDMAE will be in Tallinn as well but she will have tough job against Tatjana TSISTJAKOVA Marina MOROZOVA Katlin LATT.

(by Artjom PUTSHKOV courtesy of ETTA)

Photo: Aleksandr SMIRNOV (courtesy of ITTF)

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