Eurotalents Development Camp I to Take Place in Strasbourg

The first Eurotalents Development Camp of 2025 will be held from August 24th to 28th at CREPS in Strasbourg, France. Organized by the French Table Tennis Federation in cooperation with ETTU, the camp will welcome top young talents from across Europe.

Arrival is scheduled for August 24th, with the training program running from August 25th to 27th. Participants will depart on August 28th. A connection with the Euro Mini Champs is expected following the camp.

Players may request to arrive earlier—starting from August 21st—at their own cost. Early arrivals must be approved in advance by contacting Mr. Guillaume SIMONIN (guillaume.simonin@fftt.org), as the French national team and international ITTF Hopes players will already be present.

National associations must confirm participation and submit their entries via the official online form by July 7th, 2025. Wildcard requests are also accepted by this date, subject to availability.

For further details, national associations can contact:

  • Guillaume SIMONIN (FFTT): guillaume.simonin@fftt.org
  • Galia DVORAK (ETTU): projects@ettu.org

The full list of selected players includes promising talents from 18 countries, under the guidance of a professional coaching team led by Head Coach Stéphane HUCLIEZ. The CREPS facility offers onsite accommodation, training halls, and transport from/to Strasbourg Airport.

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