SVS STROCK signed Tetyana BILENKO

July 10, 2013
12:00 am
Champions League Men

Women’s European Champions League semi finalist and Austrian vice-champion, SVS STROCK completed its roster for 2013/14 season. Last name in STROCK`s squad is 29 year old Ukrainian Tetyana BILENKO (world’s no. 61) who was one of the sensation on 2013 LIEBHERR World Table Tennis Championships at Paris. She managed to reach Round of 16, playing very close game against world’s no. 4 Singaporean FENG Tianwei who won 4:2 (11:8, 11:6, 9:11, 7:11, 11:8, 11:9).

Tetyana BILENKO came to Schwechat from Russian League’s Evromost Krasnodar. She is considered as one of the best defensive players in the world. Last month she was on her best ITTF World ranking place – no. 55.

Two times Austrian champion earlier signed LI Fen (Sweden, no. 88) and Petra LOVAS (Hungary, no. 73) who took WECL title 2012 with Berlin Eastside.

After very difficult season, full of injuries, Daniela DODEAN (no. 40) continues as leading SVS STROCK`s player. Other two names in Aya UMEMURA`s team are two young girls, Valerie TISCHLER and Jessica ZLATILOVA.

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