ALEKSANDROV and TRIFONOVA aiming titles in Bulgaria

Arena Asarel Panagyurishte will be the venue of the Bulgaria’s National Championships to be held from March 24th to 27th.

In Men’s singles category main favorite is last year’s winner Teodor ALEKSANDROV alongside Petyo KRASTEV and Denislav KODJABASHEV. Among the top names in Women’s event are reigning champion Polina TRIFONOVA as well as Maria YOVKOVA and Kalina HRISTOVA.

 

Last year’s champions

Men`s Singles- Teodor ALEKSANDROV

Women`s Singles- Polina TRIFONOVA

Men`s Doubles- Teodor ALEKSANDROV/ Denislav KODJABASHEV

Women`s Doubles- Polina TRIFONOVA/ Maria YOVKOVA

Mixed Doubles- Denislav KODJABASHEV/ Mariya YOVKOVA

Schedule

Day 1 (24.03.22) Men`s Women`s Qualifications

Day 2 (25.03.22) Doubles Mixed Doubles Main Draws

Day 3 (26.03.22) Men`s Women`s Main Draws

Day 4 (27.03.22) FINALS

 

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