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Pořadatelé HMČR a Turnajů Třídy Pořadatelé HMČR a turnajů třídy "A" zima 2020-21 MLADŠÍ ŽACTVO A1 15. - 19. 01. 2021 H TK Agrofert Prostějov 3 rebound ace D ČLTK Jablonec n. N. 3 sporting T HMČR 30.01. - 02. 02. 2021 H Panorama Sport Frýdlant n. O. 4 taraflex D TK Sparta Praha 3 ultracushion A2 19. - 23. 02. 2021 H TK Havířov 2 courtsol D TK Roja Příbram 3 koberec A3 12. - 16. 03. 2021 H LTK Liberec 3 classic clay D I. ČLTK Praha 5 decoturf STARŠÍ ŽACTVO A1 5. - 9. 2. 2021 H TC Vitality Březnice 2 koberec D MANE Hluboká 2 courtsol A2 05. - 09. 03. 2021 H SC Ostrava 3 taraflex D TK Neridé 3 greenset HMČR 20. - 23. 02. 2021 H TK Agrofert Prostějov 3 rebound ace D TK Slavia Plzeň 3 supreme A3 19. - 23. 03. 2021 H TK TP Frýdek - Místek 2 courtsol D TK Most 2 courtsol STARŠÍ DOROST A1 27. 11. - 01. 12. 2020 H Tenis Slovácko 3 Bergo D Bors Břeclav 3 courtsol A2 11. - 15. 12. 2020 H 1 Vestecká sportovní 5 koberec D SK Talent 13 Rakovník 2 greenset A3 19. - 23. 02. 2021 H Slovanka Česká Lípa 3 koberec D TC E-N Hrádek nad Nisou 2 courtsol HMČR 13. - 16. 03. 2021 H TK DEZA Val. Meziříčí 3 umělá tráva D TK Most 2 courtsol DOSPĚLÍ HMČR ž 9. - 15. 11. 2020 Ž T. K. Milten Milovice 3 decoturf HMČR m 18. - 23. 01. 2021 M T. K. Milten Milovice 3 decoturf A1 22. - 26. 01. 2021 M TCG Karlovy Vary (20.000) 4 greenset 08. - 12. 01. 2021 Ž SK Mělník (20.000) 3 playrite A2 12. - 16. 02. 2021 M HTK Třebíč (20.000) 2 courtsol 29. 01. - 02. 02. 2021 Ž HTK Třebíč (20.000) 2 courtsol A3 19. - 23. 03. 2021 M SK HIT Hradec Králové Ž neobsazeno 4 greenset V Praze 22. 09. 2020 Leoš Fiala, STÚ ČTS POŘADATELÉ: počet přidělených akcí 1 TK Sparta Praha 4 ultracushion Leona Lásková, Za Cís. mlýnem 2/1115, 170 00 Praha 7, 724 074 000, [email protected] 1 I. ČLTK Praha 5 Petr Vaníček 1 TK Neridé 3 greenset Roman Jiroušek, V Chotejně 7/700, 102 00 Praha 10 603 203 842, [email protected] 1 1. Vestecká sportovní 5 koberec Jiří Polák, 777 773 139, [email protected] 1 SK Talent 13-spolek 2 greenset Miloš Cafourek, Vackova 1535, 269 01 Rakovník, 608 444 161, [email protected] 1 dospělí SK Mělník 3 ultra cushion Jan Šátral, Sokolovská 426, Mělník, 603 816 523, [email protected] 1 TK Roja Příbram 3 grand slam Roman Chmelík, 728 459 217, [email protected] 1 TC Vitality Březnice 2 koberec Stanislav Veselý, Sadová 746, 262 72 Březnice, 777 161 922, info@tenisova-škola.cz 2 dospělí TK Milten Milovice 3 decoturf US OpenVojtěch Flégl 0 Řevnická sportovní 3 umělá antuka Michal Mottl 1 MANE Hluboká 2 Lano-WimbledonMilan Vopička, 602 202 020, [email protected] 1 TK Slavia Plzeň 3 courtsol comfort Mgr. Jiří Kovářík, 777 007 022, [email protected] 0 LTK Klatovy 2 nafukovačka Milan Janoušek 1 dospělí TCG Karlovy Vary 4 green set Jan Kučera, 603 379 672, [email protected] 1 LTK Liberec 3 classic clay Tomáš Trsek, Fibichova 929, 460 01 Liberec, 776 763 663, [email protected] 2 TK Most 2 sporting T Jaroslav Tačner, 602338081, [email protected] 1 ČLTK Biž. Jablonec 3 sporting T Miloslav Hajátko, 777 736 980, [email protected] 1 TK Slovanka Česká Lípa 3 koberec Jitka Goldbrichtová, 723 649 061, [email protected] 1 TC E-N Hrádek n.N. 2 courtsol Karel Hrdý, Ing., 774 070 942, [email protected] 1 dospělí SK HIT Hradec Králové 3 mapei Viktor Macura, 722 674 616, [email protected] 2 TK Agrofert Prostějov 3 rebound ace Ondřej Perůtka, 602 876 271, [email protected] 1 Tenis Slovácko 3 Bergo Pavel Štěpánek, 775 701 618, [email protected] 2 dospělí HTK Třebíč 2 courtsou Mgr. Petr Ondrůj, 724 410 793, [email protected] 1 TC Bors Břeclav 3 courtsol Ing. Richard Bartoš, 731 606 208, [email protected] 1 TK SC Ostrava 3 taraflex Miroslav Eliáš, 602 53 40 40, Budečská 4, Ostrava, [email protected] 1 TK Deza Val. Meziříčí 6 rebound ace Vojtěch Vala, 724 011 664, [email protected] 1 TK Havířov 2 courtsol Petr Špok, 777 034 027, [email protected] 1 TK Tennispoint F-M 3 courtsol Ing. Jiří Vykoukal, 602718364, [email protected] 1 Panorama Sport Frýdlant 4 taraflex Luděk Skotnica, 602 537 077, [email protected].
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