Reigning champion secures top of Group C

November 1, 2019
10:08 pm
Champions League Women

European Champions League Women Round 4

Reigning ECLW champion KTS Enea Siarka Tarnobrzeg secured top spot of Group C as they beat away the 2017/18 ETTU Cup Women winner Metz TT 3:0. Polish champion set its win-loss record at 3-0 while French side continues with 1-2.

One of the players with most ECLW wins in last couple of seasons HAN Ying overcame Romania’s rising star Adina DIACONU in straight games while GU Ruochen did likewise against Carole GRUNDISCH. Former individual European champion Elizabeta SAMARA justified her status against Pauline CHASSELIN securing victory for guests after four games.

ECLW Round 4 Group C

Metz TT – KTS Enea Siarka Tarnobrzeg 0:3

Adina DIACONU – HAN Ying 0:3 (3:11 7:11 6:11)

Carole GRUNDISCH – GU Ruochen 0:3 (2:11 6:11 7:11)

Pauline CHASSELIN – Elizabeta SAMARA 1:3 (9:11 12:10 9:11 4:11)

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