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CARLSEN and MOLDOVAN clinched gold in Norway

  • March 2, 2014
  • 12:00 am
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Rebekka CARLSEN and Istvan MOLDOVAN are the new champions in Norway. Istvan MOLDOVAN beat Andre ERLANDSEN in the final whilst Rebekka CARLSEN overcame Laura KRUMINA Men’s Singles: 1. MOLDOVAN Istvan Modum BTK  2. ERLANDSEN GEIR-Andre Stord BTK  3

Rebekka CARLSEN and Istvan MOLDOVAN are the new champions in Norway. Istvan MOLDOVAN beat Andre ERLANDSEN in the final whilst Rebekka CARLSEN overcame Laura KRUMINA

Men’s Singles: 1. MOLDOVAN Istvan Modum BTK  2. ERLANDSEN GEIR-Andre Stord BTK  3. FLAGLIEN Espen Fokus BTK  3. BING Wang Modum BTK

Women’s Singles: 1. CARLSEN Rebekka B-72  2. KRUMINA Laura Lynild BTK  3. DOVAL Ilka B-72  3. NILSEN Nora Bagner B-72

Mixed Doubles:1. ANDERSSON Roger/METTNER Christine Stord BTK/Fjell-Kameraterne  2. OBRADOVIC Sonja/GONZALES Raymond B-72  3. WÆRSTAD Marcus/ENG Kristin Fokus BTK  3. AASEBØ Marte Grutle/FLAGLIEN Espen Fokus BTK

Women’s Doubles: 1. DOVAL Ilka/CARLSEN Rebekka B-72  2. AASEBØ Anna Grutle/AASEBØ Marte Grutle Fokus BTK  3. FOLKESON Stine/ENG Kristin Fokus BTK  3. HORGEN Maria Linea/NILSEN Marthe Heide B-72

Men’s Doubles: 1. ANDERSSON Roger/ERLANDSEN Geir-Andre Stord BTK  2. RØNNEBERG Espen/RØNNEBERG Lars Laksevåg BTK  3. FLAGLIEN Espen/LINDHOLM Eskil Fokus BTK  3. BLIKKEN Roar/SANDBERG Vegard R. Eiker BTK

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