Nationale Meisterschaften in Europa 2024

[Quizard]

Vielleicht ist jemand französischer Meister geworden, nachdem er gegen Gatien oder Secretin gewonnen hat?

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Belgien

Belgium's National Champions: LAMBEIT and MARCHETTI

Belgium's National Championships were held at LeuzArena. Lorent LAMBIET and Nathalie MARCHETTI emerged successfully in their respective Men’s and Women’s Singles events at the end of the two-day tournament.

Alessi MASSART and Tom CLOSSET clinched the title in the Men’s Doubles, while Nathalie MARCHETTI and Margo DEGRAEF emerged as winners in the Women’s Doubles Event.

Men Singles

1. Lorent LAMBIET
2. Olav KOSOLOSKY
3. Cedric MERCHEZ
4. Thibaut DARCIS



Women Singles

1. Nathalie MARCHETTI
2. Margo DEGRAEF
3. Julie VAN HAUWAERT
4. Marie MAESEN



Men’s Doubles

1. Alessi MASSART/Tom CLOSSET
2. Thibaut DARCIS / Valentin PIERAERT
3. David Comeliau / Nicolas degros
4. Gaetan SWARTENBROUCKX / Noah DI PIETRO

Women’s Doubles

1. Nathalie MARCHETTI/Margo DEGRAEF
2. Cecile OZER/Lauranne HACKEMACK
3. Eloise DUVIVIER/Natacha KOSZULAP
4. Sara DEVOS/ Julie VAN HAUWAERT

Mixed Doubles

1. Romain GASPAR / Lauranne HACKEMACK
2. Gobeaux FRANCOIS/Nathalie MARCHETTI
3. Maxime DEGIVE/Cecile OZER
4. Louis LAFFINEUR/Lilly LAFFINEUR

[Spitzenspieler]

Kann von euch jemand die frz Interviews, gerade von Felix und alexis , nach doppel und einzel Siegen... übersetzen ?

Danke.

Oder zusammenfassen

[Spitzenspieler]

By the way

Wieder super Präsentation

5 Tische live oder so, 1 gegen Gebühr
On demand Videos und Interviews aber sehr zeitnah.

Gute Stimmung
Gute Qualität

Und bis auf mattenet und Brossier (die vermutlich eh nicht mehr teilnehmen) sowie Mathieu De S und Duranspahic alle bekannten dabei.

So geht das im Land des Vize Weltmeister

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Norwegen

Norwegian Championship 2024: Christine KALVATN Clinches Gold and HM King's Cup

The final event of this year's Norwegian Table Tennis Championships in Lillehammer was the women's singles match between Christine KALVATN from Fokus BTK and Martine TOFTAKER from B-72.

Here, Christine and Martine battled for the coveted title and HM Kongens Trophy.



It was a closely contested and thrilling match, which Christine won by the narrowest of margins, securing victory in the seventh set with just two points difference.

The final scoreline read 4-3 (8-11, 11-5, 7-11, 12-10, 7-11, 11-8, 13-11). This is arguably one of the best Nationals women's singles finals ever witnessed.

Aida Husic DAHLEN from Randesund IL/BTG and Anne Sophie KALVATN from Fokus BTK clinched bronze medals.



Borgar HAUG from Fornebu BTK and Khai Noah LAM from Fokus BTK showed exceptional table tennis skills in the men's final this year.

Despite Borgar winning the match in four straight sets, with set scores of 12-10, 11-5, 11-8, and 12-10, the competition was fierce. Borgar currently holds the number 1 ranking in Norway, while Khai NOAH is listed at number 9.

Borgar currently plays for the first team of the renowned German club Borussia Düsseldorf, which speaks volumes about the rising level of table tennis in Norway.

Geir ERLANDSEN from Fokus BTK and Istvan MOLDOVAN from Modum BTK won bronze medals.



Tommy URHAUG from Stord BTK Claims Gold and HM King's Cup. In the para open class final, Tommy faced his young and promising teammate Krizander MAGNUSSEN (17 years old).

Krizander started strong, winning the first set 11-8. However, Tommy turned the tables and clinched the next three sets with scores of 11-9, 11-8, and 11-9.

Thus, Tommy became the Norwegian champion in the para open category. This marks the first time that a para-athlete in table tennis has received the King's Cup under the auspices of the Norwegian Table Tennis Association. Although Tommy has previously received four King's Cups through the Norwegian Handikapforbund, this achievement is significant.

Thomas SÆTRE from Bergen PIL and Aida Husic DAHLEN from Randesund BTK won bronze medals.

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Alexis meine ich jetzt schon 3x frz Meister, 2x seinen Bruder geschlagen, ähnlich wie beim top16

Die kennen sich zu gut bzw Thema wohl auch Respekt.

Bin gespannt ob alexis noch stärker wieder werden kann

Ma sowie Fan hatte er ja beinahe schon geschlagen zuletzt bzw gut mitgehalten

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England

Seventh title for DRINKHALL and it’s six of the best for HO

Paul DRINKHALL won his seventh Men’s Singles title to dethrone double defending champion Tom JARVIS, while Tin-Tin HO took a brilliant sixth Women’s Singles crown as Finals Day at the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships came to a spellbinding end.

The victories both elevate the champions into second place on the all-time lists – DRINKHALL now four behind Des DOUGLAS and HO, now level with Mary WRIGHT and only one off the women’s record held by Jill PARKER.

And for Ho there was the immense satisfaction of winning the glorious treble of singles, doubles and mixed gold medals.

In the men’s final, JARVIS started well, going 9-3 up in the first game. But he let DRINKHALL come back into it, whittling away the lead and then saving three game points as part of a five-point run to take the first 12-10 – it already felt like a key moment.



The 34-year-old top seed started the second game better, taking it 11-8 to move 2-0 ahead. JARVIS found his range in the third game, with some lightning fast shots seeing him win it 11-7. The fourth game almost saw a repeat of the first with Jarvis going 10-6 up, DRINKHALL coming back to 10-10 and then holding a game point at 11-10 – but Jarvis this time held his nerve to clinch it 14-12 and level the match.

The top seed put that behind him, winning the fifth game 11-7 to go 3-2 up. JARVIS took the lead early in the sixth game, going 5-2 up, but DRINKHALL’S grit and determination saw him over the finish line, winning the game 11-8 and taking that magnificent seventh title.

Back in the semi-finals this morning, DRINKHALL made his first final for a few years with a 4-2 win over Sam WALKER. JARVIS booked his place in the final with an entertaining match with Chris DORAN.

Tin-Tin HO won her sixth Women’s Singles title with a clinical performance against Jasmin WONG. The 25-year-old is just one title away from levelling Jill PARKER on seven, and demolished WONG in straight games.



Her speed and power were too much for WONG, who can be proud to have played in her first final. Ho won the first two games 11-4, 11-8 and went 9-0 up in the third game, with WONG having no answer to HO’S precision as well as serving two faults in a row. The third game was secured 11-1.

The top seed’s relentless pressure told in the fourth, winning it 11-8 to complete a clean sweep of the Women’s Singles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles.

In the first game of the day, WONG shocked second seed and former women’s singles finalist Emily BOLTON to make the final in seven games. Ho made the final after being pushed to the limit by women’s U21 champion Tianer YU.

[Peter Igel]

Heulsuse.
Sowas hab ich ja auf diesem Niveau noch nie gesehen.
In China wäre er raus.

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War schon extrem

Titel hatte wohl viel Bedeutung für ihn.

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Portugal

Diogo CHEN and Olga CHRAMKO National Senior Champions in Portugal

Olga CHRAMKO (ADC Ponta do Pargo) and Diogo CHEN (Sporting CP) were crowned national singles champions this Sunday, after the conclusion of the National Individual Championship at the Municipal Pavilion of Vila Nova de Gaia, a competition in which Sporting secured four podium finishes.



Olga CHRAMKO, 47, clinched the title for the 4th time, following her victories in 2016, 2018, and 2020. She defeated Sporting's Patrícia SANTOS, 19, 4-0 in the final. In the semifinals, Olga CHRAMKO eliminated Júlia LEAL (15) with a 4-1 victory.

In the men's event, 28-year-old Diogo CHEN secured his 3rd national title (2016, 2020, and 2024), defeating teammate Tiago ABIODUN 4-2 in the final. The Sporting athlete has been a national champion in all age categories.

In the doubles competition, the new national men's champions are Tiago ABIODUN and Rafael KONG (CTM Mirandela), while in the women's category, Inês MATOS (CTM Mirandela) and Matilde PINTO (CTM Mirandela) claimed the top spot. In mixed doubles, Tiago ABIODUN and Patrícia SANTOS emerged victorious.

"Endurance is necessary because there are many matches over two days. It is important not to think about age, if we start thinking about age, it's not good, because there are young girls here who play well, raised the level, and for me, it's enjoyable to play against them," said Olga CHRAMKO.

Regarding her opponents in the singles event, Olga CHRAMKO considered them all tough: "Raquel martins, Júlia Leal, and Patrícia SANTOS are very experienced, and the matches were very difficult."

Regarding table tennis, the athlete stated, "I like being a player, I like being a coach, I like being in the hall watching the matches, I like watching games on video. Table tennis is an important part of my life."

The Portuguese international Diogo CHEN said:

"I knew I had a big goal; we all came to win. This championship had players of a very good level. I am very happy to have been able to beat my teammates in the national team. We know each other very well, we train together, and we know what to expect. I am also very happy to have won against Tiago. I had lost to him in the Championship before, but this time I was more prepared, I knew what to do. I am also very happy for him; it was a very, very good match. He has been evolving a lot, and I think it was a great table tennis spectacle."

Men’s Singles

1. Tiago ABIODUN (Sporting CP)
2. Diogo CHEN (Sporting CP)
3. Diogo SILVA (Sporting CP) and André SILVA (GDCS Juncal)

Women’s Singles

1. Olga CHRAMKO (ADC Ponta do Pargo)
2. Patrícia SANTOS (Sporting CP)
3. Júlia LEAL (GDCS Juncal) and Matilde PINTO (CTM Mirandela)

Men’s Doubles

1. Tiago ABIODUN (Sporting CP) / Rafael KONG (CTM Mirandela)
2. André CRUZ (GC Valbom) / Ricardo CASTRO (GC Valbom)
3. Rui FERREIRA (LFC Lourosa) / Miguel PEREIRA (CA Desp. Barbeita) and Silas MONTEIRO (AR Novelense) / Miguel PINTO (AR Novelense)

Women’s Doubles

1. Inês Matos (CTM Mirandela) / Matilde Pinto (CTM Mirandela)
2. Júlia Leal (GDCS Juncal) / Susana Costa (GDCS Juncal)
3. Olga Chramko (ADC Ponta do Pargo) / Raquel Martins (U Sebastianense FC) and Inês FERNANDES (CP Alvito) / Mariana RODRIGUES (Boa Hora FC)

Mixed Doubles

1. Tiago Abiodun (Sporting CP) / Patrícia Santos (Sporting CP)
2. Rafael Kong (CTM Mirandela) / Matilde Pinto (CTM Mirandela)
3. Carlos Gonçalves (CTM Vila Real) / Júlia Leal (GDCS Juncal) and João Gomes (U Sebastianense FC) / Olga Chramko (ADC Ponta do Pargo)