Swede cadets take silver in Guatemala

August 7, 2014
12:00 am
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Swedish Cadet Boy`s Team took the silver medal on the 2014 Guatemala Junior & Cadet Open – ITTF Junior Circuit that is playing in Guatemal City. Oskar DANIELSSON and William APELQVIST after semi final 3:0 win against host squad lost from IND/USA (Sh

Several talents from Sweden unique European country which participate in Guatemala will compete in the single`s events. First they will play in double.

Junior Boy`s Doubles Round of 16: William APELQVIST/Johan HESSELGREN (Sweden) against Misael MORALES/Josue SOTO (Guatemala) Hannes IWARSSON/Filip KARLSSON are free.
Junior Girl`s Doubles quarter final: Erica AKERLIND/Anette LUNDH (Sweden) – Caterine AGUSTIN/Madelyn SALAZAR (Guatemala).

Cadet Boy`s Doubles Round of 16: Felix FREDRIKSSON/Alexander PRINTZ (Sweden) – Hernando FRANCO/Santiago GONZALEZ (Columbia) William APELQVIST/ Oskar DANIELSSON (Sweden) are free.

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