The European Veterans Championships concluded in amazing atmosfere

Sandefjord Convention Center expressed itself from the very best way during the finals of the European Veterans Championships Saturday July 1st.

A show court with an amazing table tennis athmosphere paid the best European veteran players their respect for making it to the finals. The crowds were loud they cheered and the players fought with all they had to win.

The finals this beautiful Saturday in Sandefjord Norway was a perfect close of a week that has given all of us so many memories. People from 39 nations gathered played table tennis made friends and had fun.  In the end the very best players showed their skills at the final stables. The level at veterans table tennis is higher than ever. The best players train as much as the professionals and are as dedicated.

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