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European Table Tennis Championships

Mens Team Event Results

The European Table Tennis Championships 2009.
Stuttgart, Germany. 13-20 September 2009 ...

 

European Table Tennis Championships 2009The European TT Championships first took place in 1958 in Hungary.

Initially it was a biennial event, taking place in even numbered years, but now it's held every year during the months of September or October.

2009 sees Stuttgart, Germany host this prestigious event from 13-20 September.

 

So what events are included?

 

 

  Events included

The European Table Tennis Championships events are ...

  • Mens Team

  • Womens Team

  • Mens Singles

  • Womens Singles

  • Mens Doubles

  • Womens Doubles

 

  Format of event

For the team events a division format is used.

16 teams make up the Championships Division whilst 16 teams are in the Challenge Division and the remaining teams make up a Standard Division.

Only teams in the Championships Division can win the title of European Champions.

In the Championships Division, the teams are seeded into four groups. Each team competes against the other three teams in their group and matches are the best of five sets.

The winner and runner-up of each group then advance to the quarter finals whereupon the competition is a straight knock-out, best of five sets.

 

  Numbers

An Association can only enter one team in each team event and they can enter up to 5 players in a men's team and up to 5 players in a women's team.

 

  Seeding

Seeding will be on the basis of the final positions in the previous European Championships.

 

  Team event – Match Procedure

Teams consist of 3 players.

Each match consists of up to 5 singles and shall be played on 1 table.

The order of play will be A v X, B v Y, C v Z, A v Y, B v X, and the match will end when a team has won 3 individual matches, each the best of 5 games.

 

 

  The European Championships

The 2009 European Table Tennis Championships men's groups for the Championships Division are ...

Group A - Germany, Denmark, France, Spain

Group B - Belarus, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia

Group C - Czech Republic, Sweden, Hungary, Belgium

Group D - Croatia, Austria, Russia, Poland

 

 

  List of Competitors 2009

 

No

Family name

Given name

Association

6

SCHLAGER

Werner

AUSTRIA

8

CHEN

Weixing

AUSTRIA

11

GARDOS

Robert

AUSTRIA

59

HABESOHN

Daniel

AUSTRIA

87

FENG

Xiaoquan

AUSTRIA

89

FEGERL

Stefan

AUSTRIA

 

 

 

 

2

SAMSONOV

Vladimir

BELARUS

38

CHTCHETININE

Evgueni

BELARUS

74

NEKHVEDOVICH

Vitaly

BELARUS

108

PLATONOU

Pavel

BELARUS

109

KUCHUK

Aleksandr

BELARUS

 

 

 

 

16

SAIVE

Jean-Michel

BELGIUM

72

BRATANOV

Martin

BELGIUM

84

VOSTES

Yannick

BELGIUM

90

ROGIERS

Benjamin

BELGIUM

125

VITTA

Kilomo

BELGIUM

 

 

 

 

7

PRIMORAC

Zoran

CROATIA

30

GACINA

Andrej

CROATIA

43

TOSIC

Roko

CROATIA

99

JUZBASIC

Ivan

CROATIA

 

 

 

 

14

KORBEL

Petr

CZECH

57

PAVELKA

Tomas

CZECH

61

JANCARIK

Lubomir

CZECH

62

PROKOPCOV

Dmitrij

CZECH

68

GAVLAS

Antonin

CZECH

73

SIMONCIK

Josef

CZECH

 

 

 

 

3

MAZE

Michael

DENMARK

42

TUGWELL

Finn

DENMARK

53

MONRAD

Martin

DENMARK

80

KONGSGAARD

Christian

DENMARK

103

STERNBERG

Kasper

DENMARK

144

GROTH

Jonathan

DENMARK

 

 

 

 

20

LEGOUT

Christophe

FRANCE

26

ELOI

Damien

FRANCE

46

LEBESSON

Emmanuel

FRANCE

66

SALIFOU

Abdel-Kader

FRANCE

 

  

 

 

1

BOLL

Timo

GERMANY

4

OVTCHAROV

Dimitrij

GERMANY

9

SUESS

Christian

GERMANY

10

BAUM

Patrick

GERMANY

17

STEGER

Bastian

GERMANY

31

FEJER-KONNERTH

Zoltan

GERMANY

36

HIELSCHER

Lars

GERMANY

71

FILUS

Ruwen

GERMANY

116

FRANZISKA

Patrick

GERMANY

127

FLORITZ

Philipp

GERMANY

 

 

 

 

35

JAKAB

Janos

HUNGARY

51

ZWICKL

Daniel

HUNGARY

92

NAGY

Krisztian

HUNGARY

105

KOSIBA

Daniel

HUNGARY

 

 

 

 

19

WANG

Zeng Yi

POLAND

22

BLASZCZYK

Lucjan

POLAND

33

KOSOWSKI

Jakub

POLAND

56

SUCH

Bartosz

POLAND

67

CHMIEL

Pawel

POLAND

 

 

 

 

12

CRISAN

Adrian

ROMANIA

34

CIOTI

Constantin

ROMANIA

44

FILIMON

Andrei

ROMANIA

110

DODEAN

Adrian

ROMANIA

 

 

 

 

18

SMIRNOV

Alexei

RUSSIA

24

KUZMIN

Fedor

RUSSIA

25

RUBTSOV

Igor

RUSSIA

37

SKACHKOV

Kirill

RUSSIA

78

VLASSOV

Grigori

RUSSIA

85

PAYKOV

Mikhail

RUSSIA

94

SHIBAEV

Alexander

RUSSIA

 

 

 

 

27

KARAKASEVIC

Aleksandar

SERBIA

60

PETE

Zolt

SERBIA

65

JEVTOVIC

Marko

SERBIA

95

MILOSEVIC

Bojan

SERBIA

 

 

 

 

15

TOKIC

Bojan

SLOVENIA

83

LASAN

Sas

SLOVENIA

100

HORVAT

Mitja

SLOVENIA

136

ZIBRAT

Jan

SLOVENIA

141

ROPOSA

Bojan

SLOVENIA

 

 

 

 

50

MACHADO

Carlos

SPAIN

58

CARNEROS

Alfredo

SPAIN

81

DURAN

Marc

SPAIN

115

CANTERO

Jesus

SPAIN

139

DIEZ

Endika

SPAIN

 

 

 

 

29

GERELL

Par

SWEDEN

45

SVENSSON

Robert

SWEDEN

63

AXELQVIST

Johan

SWEDEN

91

AKERSTROM

Fabian

SWEDEN

113

TORNQVIST

Andreas

SWEDEN

124

KARLSSON

Kristian

SWEDEN

 

  Last years winners

The last European Table Tennis Championships were held in St Petersburg, Russia in 2008 and the winners were Germany, and runners-up were Belarus.

 

 


  2009 Men's Team Event Results

Championships Division

 

Group A - Germany, Denmark, France, Spain

  1. Germany 3-1 France

  2. Denmark 3-1 Spain

  3. Germany 3-0 Denmark

  4. France 3-0 Spain

  5. Germany 3-0 Spain

  6. Denmark 3-1 France

  • Group A Winners = Germany

  • Group A Runners-up = Denmark

 


 

Group B - Belarus, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia

  1. Belarus 3-2 Serbia

  2. Romania 3-2 Slovenia

  3. Belarus 3-0 Romania

  4. Serbia 3-1 Slovenia

  5. Belarus 3-1 Slovenia

  6. Romania 3-1 Serbia

  • Group B Winners = Belarus

  • Group B Runners-up = Romania

 


 

Group C - Czech Republic, Sweden, Hungary, Belgium

  1. Hungary 3-2 Belgium

  2. Czech Republic 3-1 Sweden

  3. Sweden 3-2 Belgium

  4. Hungary 3-2 Czech Republic

  5. Czech Republic 3-0 Belgium

  6. Sweden 3-1 Hungary

  • Group C Winners = Czech Republic

  • Group C Runners-up = Sweden

 


 

Group D - Croatia, Austria, Russia, Poland

  1. Croatia 3-2 Austria

  2. Russia 3-2 Poland

  3. Austria 3-2 Russia

  4. Croatia 3-2 Poland

  5. Austria 3-1 Poland

  6. Croatia 3-2 Russia

  • Group D Winners = Croatia

  • Group D Runners-up = Austria

 


Quarter Finals

Germany 3-1 Sweden

Romania 3-2 Croatia

Denmark 3-0 Czech Republic

Austria 3-1 Belarus

 


Semi Finals

Germany 3-0 Romania

Denmark 3-1 Austria

 

 


Final

Germany 3-2 Denmark

 

2009 European Championships

Men's Team Event

 

GOLD MEDAL WINNERS = GERMANY

   

SILVER MEDAL WINNERS = DENMARK

   

 


 

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