Top seeds prevailed in Serbia

Anamaria ERDELJI and Marko JEVTOVIC secured the titles at the National Championships in Serbia held this weekend in Subotica. There were no surprises in both Singles Event. Top seeded Marko JEVTOVIC overcame Zolt PETE seeded no. two in the final 4:3 (11

Anamaria ERDELJI and Marko JEVTOVIC secured the titles at the National Championships in Serbia held this weekend in Subotica.
There were no surprises in both Singles Event. Top seeded Marko JEVTOVIC overcame Zolt PETE seeded no. two in the final 4:3 (11:9  7:11 11:6  10:12 11:5 5:11 11:5). Previously JEVTOVIC beat Zolt’s brother ZOLTAN 4:1 (11:6  9:11 11:7 14:12 11:9) whilst CREPULJA suffered by the hands of PETE 1:4 (6:11 11:9  9:11 9:11  6:11).

Anamaria ERDELJI beat Aneta MAKSUTI in another full distance thriller 4:3 (11:6 9:11 11:2  4:11  7:11 11:7 11:9). In semis ERDELJI overcame Monika MOLNAR 4:2 (11:9  12:10  9:11  4:11 11:2 11:8) and Marija GALONJA lost against MAKSUTI 1:4 (7:11 11:6  4:11  6:11  6:11).

In Men’s Doubles Event JEVTOVIC and PETE beat GORDIC and NADJNEMEDI 3:0 (11:6  13:11 11:7). Zoltan PETE and LUPULESKU clinched bronze as well as CREPULJA and BORCIC.

TRUZINSKI and FENJVESI won title in Women’s Doubles Event. They beat RADONJIC and DJURCIK in the final 3:1 (14:12  1:11 11:6 11:8). MOLNAR and GALONJA lost in semis. RATIC and SAVIC had shared same fate.

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