Torun ready for its very first TTCLM

August 14, 2015
10:29 pm
Champions League Men

KTS Energa-Manekin plays its very first game in this prestigious competition next Thursday (August 20th 18h00 CET) against Eslovs Al Bordtennis

Next Thursday will be a very special day for KTS Energa-Manekin Torun because this Polish club plays on that day its first ever season of Table Tennis Champions League Men. In the opening round of the 2015/16 TTCLM (Group C) they will host actual ETTU Cup winner Eslovs Al Bordtennis.

KTS Energa-Manekin the no. 6 seed of TTCLM will be the third Polish club in this competition after Dartom Bogoria Grodzisk Mazowiecki and Olimpia Unia Grudziadz. Coach Grzegorz ADAMIAK can count on eight players: ZHANG Chao CHEN Weixing Cazuo MATSUMOTO Konrad KULPA Tomasz KOTOWSKI Damian WEDERLICH Pawel PIOTROWSKI and Marcin MARCHLEWSKI.

All other Round 1 TTCLM matches are scheduled from August 21st to 23rd.

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