ARVIDSSON progressed to the main draw

In Stockholmโ€™s Eriksdalshallen the battles at the at the GAC Group 2013 ITTF World Tour Swedish Open reached second phase. The qualifications concluded with few upsets. In Group one in Womenโ€™s Singles event Naomi OWEN of Wales beat Japanโ€™s Shiho MATSUDAIR

In Stockholmโ€™s Eriksdalshallen the battles at the at the GAC Group 2013 ITTF World Tour Swedish Open reached second phase.

The qualifications concluded with few upsets. In Group one in Womenโ€™s Singles event Naomi OWEN of Wales beat Japanโ€™s Shiho MATSUDAIRA the highest World ranked player in the qualification stage of the Womenโ€™s Singles event in five games to secure the top spot and place in the main draw. Also in Group 10 Mercedes NAGYVARADI of Hungary upset the order and overcame Haruka SAKAI of Japan for the place among top 32. Laura PFEFER of France followed the same path. She accounted for Yulia PROKHOROVA of Russia.

There were successes for the host nationโ€™s LI Fen Russiaโ€™s Polina MIKHAILOVA Serbiaโ€™s Ana-Maria ERDELJI and Carole GRUNDISCH of France; all posted reasonably comfortable victories to complete their group stage matches unbeaten and thus reserve main draw places.

In Menโ€™s Singles Event the host nationโ€™s Simon ARVIDSSON was the man in form. Listed at no.396 on the current Menโ€™s World Rankings he beat Thomas Le BRETON of France named at no.185 in five gamesย  to secure first position in the group and a place in the main draw. His compatriot Victor BRODD joined him after victory over Admir DURANSPAHIC of Bosnia and Herzegovina alongside Harald ANDERSSON. Swede beat Cedric NUYTINIC of Belgium.

Russiaโ€™s Fedor KUZMIN secured first place in his group by beating Englandโ€™s David MCBEATH Ukraineโ€™s Kou LEI overcame Monacoโ€™s Anthony PERETTI .

Related News

Contact

About Us

Privacy Policy

Terms and Conditions

The European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) is the governing body of the sport of table tennis in Europe, and is the only authority recognized for this purpose by the International Table Tennis Federation. The ETTU deals with all matters relating to table tennis at a European level, including the development and promotion of the sport in the territories controlled by its 58 member associations, and the organization of continental table tennis competitions, including the European Championships.

All Competitions

Senior Competitions

Club Competitions

Youth Competitions

More Competitions