EC Gdansk-Sopot: Deadline for media accreditation September 10th
July 31, 2011
12:00 am
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02/08/2011 – The 2011 European Championships will take place in the cities of Gdansk and Sopot. The Ergo Arena situated exactly between these two cities will provide the infrastructure for the best players in Europe to perform at the highest level.
SAMOKHIN holds firm while NOIRAULT enjoys perfect day in Antibes
Aleksei SAMOKHIN of Russia remains unbeaten in the Under 19 Boys event at the Europe Youth Top 10 in Antibes after another strong day, while France’s Antoine NOIRAULT produced a...
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Unbeaten HOCHART sets the pace as NODIN stays in the hunt
France’s Leana HOCHART remains unbeaten in the Under 19 Girls event at the Europe Youth Top 10 in Antibes after another impressive day, while compatriot Alexia NODIN stayed firmly in...
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TOLMACHEVA stays perfect as ROCHUT keeps up the pressure in Antibes
Varvara TOLMACHEVA of Russia maintained her perfect record in the Under 15 Girls event at the Europe Youth Top 10 in Antibes, moving to the top of the standings with...
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MAYOROV takes the lead as PHONG joins him on 5-1 in Antibes
Spain’s Ladimir MAYOROV moved to the top of the Under 15 Boys standings at the Europe Youth Top 10 in Antibes after six rounds, with Germany’s Tien Nghia PHONG matching...
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