Three gold for Serbia in Kikinda

July 6, 2013
12:00 am
Other Events

Serbian juniors clinched the title at the Balkan youth Championships in Kikinda. In front of home crowd Valentin NADJENEMEDI, Nikola STRUGAREVIC and Ivor KATIC beat Rumania’s Alin SPELBUS, Daniel DAN and Sedan ORAZALI in four matches. Turkey clinched the bronze after success over Bulgaria. It is one of three gold medals that Serbia won to show the dominance in the region.

In Junior Girls Teams Event Serbia repeated success. Ana Zofija FENJVESI, Aneta MAKSUTI and Viktoria TRUZINSKI overcame Bianca CRISAN, Diana LUPU and Bogdana TRIFU 3:1. Turkey beat Bulgaria in the match for bronze.

Romania’s cadet boys team with Cristian PLETEA and Rares SIPOS overcame Turkey’s Abdullah Talha YIGENLER and Batuhan ULUCAK. SERBIA IS THIRD AND Greece forth.

In Cadet Girls Teams Event Serbia’s Izabela LUPULESKU and Sabina SURJAN beat Romania’s Mihaela PLEASU and Andreea Dragoman. Bulgaria clinched bronze and Turkey is fourth.

Borgar HAUG shines as Men’s Singles drama unfolds in Ljubljana

Norway’s Borgar HAUG produced one of the biggest upsets of the 2026 European Championships in Ljubljana, defeating 11th seed Marcos FREITAS of Portugal in a dramatic seven-game encounter to reach...

Ni Xia LIAN defies age as POLCANOVA, WINTER and SZOCS advance in Ljubljana

The Women’s Singles Round of 32 at the European Championships in Ljubljana delivered another remarkable chapter in the career of 63-year-old Ni Xia LIAN, while defending champion Sofia POLCANOVA, top...

LEBRUN and LUTZ will face DUDA and MITTELHAM in Mixed Doubles final

France’s Alexis LEBRUN and Charlotte LUTZ will meet Germany’s Benedikt DUDA and Nina MITTELHAM in tomorrow’s Mixed Doubles final at the European Championships in Ljubljana after contrasting semifinal victories at...

Ljubljana Mayor welcomes ETTU representatives during European Championships

Ljubljana Mayor Zoran JANKOVIĆ, accompanied by Deputy Mayor Samo LOGAR, welcomed ETTU President Pedro MOURA, ITTF President Petra SÖRLING, ETTU Secretary General Pierre KASS and Slovenian Table Tennis Association President...