Olympic youth caravan moves to Hodonin

The 2014 Youth Olympic Games Continental Qualification Tournament for Europe will be staged in the city of Hodonin from Sunday 9th to Monday 11th February. The task for each player, as it was in Vila Nova de Gaia, is to gain a top four place; players fini,

The 2014 Youth Olympic Games Continental Qualification Tournament for Europe will be staged in the city of Hodonin from Sunday 9th to Monday 11th February.

The task for each player, as it was in Vila Nova de Gaia, is to gain a top four place; players finishing in the first four places in each of the Boys’ Singles and Girls’ Singles events in the Czech city will gain places in Nanjing

At the list of participants are:

Boys: Andreas LEVENKO (AUT), Martin ALLEGRO (BEL), Aliaksandr KHANIN (BLR), Tomislav PUCAR (CRO), Aleksandr LUSIN (EST), Can AKKUZU (FRA), Helshan WEERASINGHE (GBR), Mathan SIMON (ISR), Luca MARCATO (ITA), Louis VAN WAMBEKE (LUX),Denis TERNA (MDA), Martin KHATCHANOV (NED), Patryk ZATOWKA (POL), CHEN Diogo (POR),Alexandru MANOLE (ROU), Maxim CHAPLYGIN (RUS), Darko JORGIC (SLO), Lionel WEBER (SUI), Samuel KALUZNY (SVK), J Carl AHLANDER (SWE), Kyrylo SAMOKYSH (UKR).

Girls: Nathalie MARCHETTI (BEL), Alina NIKITCHANKA (BLR), Lea RAKOVAC (CRO), Kristyna STEFCOVA (CZE), Audrey ZARIF (FRA), Charlotte CAREY (GBR), Leila IMRE (HUN), Nicole TROSMAN (ISR), Giorgia PICCOLIN (ITA), Sarah MEYER (LUX), Alina SANDUL (MDA), Kim VERMAAS (NED), Natalia BAJOR (POL),,Rita FINS (POR), Maria MALANINA (RUS), Zala VERONIK (SLO) , Celine REUST (SUI), Kateryna KIZIUK (UKR).

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