Malacky calls mini cadets (14th-16th March)

January 10, 2014
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The 4th International Slovak Open Malacky will be held in March (14th–16th) in Sporthall Malina 30 km from Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia. The competition is open for entry of all National Associations, Regional Delegations and Clubs. On the pro,

The 4th International Slovak Open Malacky will be held in March (14th–16th) in Sporthall Malina 30 km from Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia.

The competition is open for entry of all National Associations, Regional Delegations and Clubs. On the program are 12 Events: Mini mini cadet boy´s team, Mini mini cadet girl’s team, Mini mini cadet boy’s singles Mini mini cadet girl’s singles, Mini mini cadet boy’s doubles, Mini mini cadet girl’s doubles, Mini cadet boy’s team, Mini cadet girl’s team, Mini cadet boy’s singles, Mini cadet girl’s singles, Mini cadet boy’s doubles and Mini cadet girl’s doubles The organizers are Slovak Table Tennis Association and the MSK Malacky.

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