Sarajevo celebrate BTTA 50th anniversary

In Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina today started the 39th Balkan Senior (11th U21) Table Tennis Championships. During the four days competition Balkan Table Tennis Union will celebrate very important date, 50th anniversary. On the first day of the compet,

In Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina today started the 39th Balkan Senior (11th U21) Table Tennis Championships. During the four days competition Balkan Table Tennis Union will celebrate very important date, 50th anniversary.

On the first day of the competition Group matches of Team’s Event were on schedule. In men’s U21 Team’s Event Bulgaria beat Montenegro 3:2, Bosnia and Herzegovina overcame FYRO Macedonia. In Group B Serbia beat Romania 3:0 and Turkey overcame Kosovo.

In Women’s Team’s Event in Group A Serbia beat Montenegro 3:0 and in Group B Turkey beat Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina overcame Romania.

 

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