GRUTLE and ERLANDSEN crowned Norwegian champions

The last weekend battle for the title in Norway concluded with the victories for Anna GRUTLE and Geir-Andre ERLANDSEN. Women’s singles: 1. Anna GRUTLE Aasebø Fokus BTK; 2. Rebekka CARLSEN B-72; 3. Ilka DOVAL Eiker BTK; 3. Nora BAGNER NILSEN B-72 Men’

The last weekend battle for the title in Norway concluded with the victories for Anna GRUTLE and Geir-Andre ERLANDSEN.

Women’s singles: 1. Anna GRUTLE Aasebø Fokus BTK; 2. Rebekka CARLSEN B-72; 3. Ilka DOVAL Eiker BTK; 3. Nora BAGNER NILSEN B-72

Men’s singles: 1. Geir-Andre ERLANDSEN Stord BTK; 2. Roger ANDERSSON Stord BTK; 3. Espen RØNNEBERG Laksevåg BTK; 3. Eskild JØRGENSEN B-72

Mixed doubles: 1. Espen RØNNEBERG/Nora Bagner NILSEN Laksevåg/B-72; 2. Maja H. GJELLE/Geir-Andre ERLANDSEN B-72/Stord; 3. Fredrik KARLSEN/Pia DYRKOLBOTN Vikåsen/Heros; 3. Rebekka CARLSEN/Eskild JØRGENSEN B-72

Women’s doubles: 1. Rebekka CARLSEN/Nora Bagner NILSEN B-72; 2. Anna GRUTLE AASEBØ/Marte GRUTLE AASEBØ Fokus BTK; 3. Pia DYRKOLBOTN/Marie Liland HARTVEIT Sportsklubben Heros; 3. Maria Linea HORGEN/Sarah HORGEN B-72

Men’s doubles: 1. Espen RØNNEBERG/Lars RØNNEBERG Laksevåg BTK; 2. Roger ANDERSSON/Geir-Andre ERLANDSEN Stord BTK; 3. Roar BLIKKEN/Vegard R. SANDBERG Eiker BTK3. Wang BING/Mats MEINSETH Eiker BTK

 

 

 

 

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