Crowded house in Bratislava

No less than 52 outfits is on duty in the team events at the Slovak Cadet Open an ITTF Junior Circuit tournament in the countryโ€™s capital city of Bratislava. There are 26 teams in each of the Boysโ€™ Team and Girlsโ€™ Team competitions; overall 56 boys and 5

No less than 52 outfits is on duty in the team events at the Slovak Cadet Open an ITTF Junior Circuit tournament in the countryโ€™s capital city of Bratislava. There are 26 teams in each of the Boysโ€™ Team and Girlsโ€™ Team competitions; overall 56 boys and 57 girls have enrolled in the three day tournament.

Germany occupies the top seeded position in the Boysโ€™ Team and Girlsโ€™ Team competitions. Gerrit ENGEMANN and Jannik XU form the German Boysโ€™ Team; for the girls it is Jennie WOLF and Luisa SAGER. Second seeds in the Boysโ€™ Team event are Poland represented by Kamil NALEPA and Aleksander WERECKI with Lithuaniaโ€™s Rimas LESIV and Medardas STANKEVICIUS being the third seeds. The Czech Republicโ€™s Vlastimil BUBEN and Jiri MARTINKO complete the top four names. Meanwhile in the Girlsโ€™ Team event Hungaryโ€™s Orsolya FEHER and Leonie HARTBRICH form the second seeded outfit.ย  Polandโ€™s Julia SLAZAK and Agata Julia ZAKRZEWSKA are the third seeds with the host nationโ€™s Katarina BELOPOTOCANOVA Ema LABOSOVA and Monika URIKOVA forming the fourth seeded outfit.

In the Group stages Germany A easily prevailed against Sweden and Bosnia and Herzegovina to bokk the place among top 8 teams in main draw. In Group B Poland beat Germany and Czech Norway combination. In Group C Spain beat France and Slovakia but suffered by the hands of Germanyโ€™s players.ย  Germany C booked second place in the group after they were defeated against France.

In Cadet Girls Teams Event Germany A topping the Group with two victories over France and Poland/ Romania team.ย  In Group B Hungary beat Czech Republic and Ireland. In Group C France created big upset. They clinched the top of the Group despite the fact they were seeded at the bottom. Nolwenn FORT and Melissa AUSHALTER overcame Serbia Finland and Slovakia.

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