Felix LEBRUN has taken the top spot in the European rankings for March

March 8, 2024
12:33 pm
ETTU

The March rankings for Europe are now available online. In the latest edition we see the young French star Felix LEBRUN leading the list after his fantastic performance at the ITTF World Championships in Busan where France clinched the silver medal.

The most recent rankings include points from the World Championships Champions League Europe Cup as well as the Europe Youth Series Croatia Open for young players and data extracted from the World rankings as of March 5th.

In the men’s rankings Felix LEBRUN has moved up two positions to claim the top spot ahead of Slovenia’s Darko JORGIC. Germany’s Dang QIU has dropped to the third position. Rounding out the top 10 are: Marcos FREITAS of Portugal Trls MOREHARDH of Sweden Alexis LEBRUN of France Dimitrij OVTCHAROV of Germany Kristian KARLSSON of Sweden Anders LIND and Jonathan GROTH of Denmark.

At the top of the women’s singles list is Bernadette SZOCS of Romania followed by Sofia POLCANOVA of Austria Nina MITTELHAM of Germany Jia Nan YUAN of France Ying HAN of Germany Elizabeta SAMARA of Romania Natalia BAJOR of Poland Xiaona SHAN of Germany Prithika PAVADE of France and Fu Yu of Portugal.

The full list you can see here

ASC Grünwettersbach First to Reach Europe Cup Men’s Semi-Finals

Germany’s ASC Grünwettersbach became the first club to secure a place in the semi-finals of the Europe Cup Men, following a commanding performance in both legs of their quarterfinal clash...

In Memory of Hans Wilhelm GÄB

Former ETTU President and Honorary President of DTTB passes away at 89 The European table tennis community mourns the passing of Hans Wilhelm GÄB, one of the most respected and...

Titles for Poland and Romania in Ilijaš

The Mixed Teams Event at the 2025 JOOLA Europe Youth Series in Ilijaš, Bosnia and Herzegovina, concluded with victories for Poland and Romania. In the Under 15 Mixed Teams Event,...

Brunetti Castel Goffredo Clinches 22nd Italian Championship

At the end of a demanding season, Brunetti Castel Goffredo secured their ninth consecutive women’s title and 22nd overall Italian championship. After finishing the regular season in second place, they...