ETTU Preparation Camp for ITTF World Youth Championships 2021

October 22, 2021
7:24 pm
Development

The European Table Tennis Union (Development Program) in an effort to help and support best young players and their national associations invites the best European Under-19 and Under-15 players to join common preparation camp prior the ITTF WYTTC which will be held in Portugal’s Vila Nova de Gaia on November 23rd to 30th 2021.

The venue is Pavilhao Municipal de Vila Nova de Gaia (Centro de Alto Rendimento de Mesa Rua Almeida Garrett 4430-300 Oliveira do Douro).

Coaches in charge for the WYTTC are Ricardo OLIVEIRA (POR) and Neven Cegnar (ETTU).

Quota for the Entries: each NA participating in a team WYTTC tournament can nominate maximum until 4 players and each NA participating in single WYTTC tournament can nominate maximum 2 players.

Due to the limited number of tables (covid protocol) ETTU has a maximum of 32 players who can attend this camp.

See details here .

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