European Table Tennis Championships 2009
Men's Team Event Results

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

 By Martin Hughes
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European Table Tennis Championships 2009

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

The 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.

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Events included

The European Table Tennis Championships events were...

  • Mens Team
  • Womens Team
  • Mens Singles
  • Womens Singles
  • Mens Doubles
  • Womens Doubles

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Format of event

For the team events a division format was used.

16 teams made up the Championships Division whilst 16 teams were in the Challenge Division and the remaining teams made up a Standard Division.

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

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

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


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Numbers

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


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Seeding

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


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Team event - Match Procedure

Teams consisted of 3 players.

Each match consisted of up to 5 singles and was played on 1 table.

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


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European Table Tennis Championships 2009

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

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


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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

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2008 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.


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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

 


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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

 


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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

 


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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

 


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Quarter Finals

Germany 3-1 Sweden

Romania 3-2 Croatia

Denmark 3-0 Czech Republic

Austria 3-1 Belarus

 


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Semi Finals

Germany 3-0 Romania

Denmark 3-1 Austria

 


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Final

Germany 3-2 Denmark

 

 

European Table Tennis Championships 2009

Men's Team Event

 

GOLD MEDAL WINNERS
GERMANY

SILVER MEDAL WINNERS
DENMARK

 

 

 


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