The name of the hall for the memory of BORZA

French Magazine La Voix Du Nord announced that the Lys-lez-Lannoy club’s hall will be named after tragically died young table tennis player Valeria BORZA. Romania’s BORZA played for the French club for 9 years before she passed away on December 19th. Vale

French Magazine La Voix Du Nord announced that the Lys-lez-Lannoy club’s hall will be named after tragically died young table tennis player Valeria BORZA. Romania’s BORZA played for the French club for 9 years before she passed away on December 19th. Valeria died of meningitis.

The opening of the hall will be on June 13th.

 

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