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Medaillenspiegel Deutsche Meisterschaften
Medaillenspiegel Deutsche Meisterschaften Erfolgreichste Spielerinnen und Spieler bei Deutschen Meisterschaften seit der Saison 1949/50 Berücksichtigt wurden alle Wettbewerbe der Jugend-, Schüler-, Damen-, Herren-, Junioren- und Seniorenklassen im Einzel, Doppel und Mixed Der DTTB wurde im 2.Halbjahr 1949 neu gegründet nachdem er zuvor die Arbeit aufgrund der Bestimmungen der Siegermächte des 2.Weltkriegs einstellen musste. Obwohl bereits vorher Meisterschaften ausgetragen wurden, sind diese hier nicht berücksichtigt, sondern nur diejenigen ab der Saison 1949/50. Schülermeisterschaften wurden erstmals 1975/76 ausgetragen. Die Junioren trugen nur von 1988/89 bis 2001/02 offizielle Meisterschaften aus. Erstmalig wurden 1979/80 Senioren-Meisterschaften ausgespielt. Ab 2005/06 wurden auch für untere Spielklassen (später Leistungsklassen genannt) Titel vergeben. Zusammenstellung und Aufbereitung: Edgar Kemmer, 55496 Argenthal 24.04.2020 Spielerin Platz 1 Platz 2 Platz 3 Marianne Blasberg 36 15 20 Martha Willke (Behrens) 32 22 28 Monika Kneip-Stumpe 31 24 21 Jutta Baron (Schultz) 31 11 14 Manfred Nieswand 28 9 14 Timo Boll 27 9 7 Nicole Struse 26 16 18 Hanskarl Emmerich 25 10 21 Wilfried Lieck 24 17 12 Jutta Trapp (Krüger) 24 13 17 Ursula Bihl 23 16 13 Susanne Wenzel 23 9 7 Edit Wetzel (Buchholz) 23 7 14 Petrissa Solja 23 5 6 Hubertine Pingel (Capellmann) 22 19 10 Waltraud Zehne 22 15 19 Torben Wosik 22 10 12 Siegfried Lemke 19 9 16 Jörg Roßkopf 19 8 11 Dieter Lippelt 18 23 21 Ev-Kathleen Zemke 16 9 16 Bernhard Thiel 16 7 8 Konrad Freundorfer -
11 Mtta Newsletter November 2018
ACROSS THE NET Melton Table Tennis November 2018 Edition 50 50th EDITION, LOOKING FORWARD TO CELEBRATING, GAME THEORY, SMASHES, AND MUCH MORE YES !!! We made it to fifty! No looking back just yet. Always moving forward. In this edition we look at what’s happening for the rest of the year, get game on game theory, talk up our chances of world championships, look at what a big club looks like, and have a smashing time talking about smashing. THE TAIL END OF THE YEAR APPROACHES We are approaching the pointy end of proceedings for our Summer Season. With only a few rounds to go, we’ll be in to the finals before you know it, and the field is still wide open. The finals will get underway on the 22nd of November, with the Grand Finals being held on the 29th. We are still waiting on conformation of the date for the Melton – Werribee Challenge match. We’ve been getting a bit of a pasting in recent years, so it’ll be interesting to see how much we’ve improved. We’ll let you know when it is as soon as we find out. END OF YEAR CELEBRATIONS As has been the case for the past few years, our end of year knees-up will be held at Q-Lounge in Melton. This year’s event will be held on Thursday the 13th of December, and will kick off at around 7:00pm. Over 100 trophies will be presented on the night to some very deserving players. Again this year, we have organised a guest speaker to inform, amuse, and motivate you. -
International Table Tennis Federation Seamaster 2019 ITTF World Tour, Hungarian Open Budapest (15 Jan - 20 Jan) Men's Singles Main Draw
International Table Tennis Federation Seamaster 2019 ITTF World Tour, Hungarian Open Budapest (15 Jan - 20 Jan) Men's Singles Main Draw Draw As of SUN 20 JAN 2019 at 17:51 Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals 1 FAN Zhendong CHN 17/Jan - 16:20 - Table 2 FAN Zhendong CHN 2 GERASSIMENKO Kirill KAZ 18/Jan - 18:00 - Table 2 3 ZHOU Yu CHN FAN Zhendong CHN CHUANG Chih-Yuan TPE 17/Jan - 16:20 - Table 3 4 CHUANG Chih-Yuan TPE 19/Jan - 17:00 - Table 1 CHN 5 MAJOROS Bence HUN FAN Zhendong 17/Jan - 19:40 - Table 2 SHIBAEV Alexander RUS 6 SHIBAEV Alexander RUS SHIBAEV Alexander RUS 18/Jan - 18:50 - Table 2 7 LEBESSON Emmanuel FRA WONG Chun Ting HKG 17/Jan - 19:40 - Table 4 8 WONG Chun Ting HKG 20/Jan - 10:00 - Table 1 9 FALCK Mattias SWE WANG Chuqin CHN 17/Jan - 19:40 - Table 3 WANG Chuqin CHN 10 WANG Chuqin CHN 18/Jan - 18:50 - Table 1 11 WEI Shihao ^^ CRO GAUZY Simon FRA WANG Chuqin CHN 17/Jan - 17:10 - Table 4 12 GAUZY Simon FRA 19/Jan - 17:50 - Table 1 WANG Chuqin CHN 13 KARLSSON Kristian SWE 17/Jan - 20:30 - Table 2 KARLSSON Kristian SWE 14 GIONIS Panagiotis GRE CALDERANO Hugo BRA 18/Jan - 18:00 - Table 1 15 CHEN Chien-An TPE CALDERANO Hugo BRA 17/Jan - 19:40 - Table 1 20/Jan - 16:00 - Table 1 16 CALDERANO Hugo BRA CHAMPION: 17 LIN Gaoyuan CHN LIN Gaoyuan CHN 17/Jan - 16:20 - Table 4 LIN Gaoyuan CHN 18 ZHAO Zihao CHN 0-4 ( -11,-10,-8,-9 ) 18/Jan - 20:30 - Table 3 19 FANG Bo CHN FANG Bo CHN LIN Gaoyuan CHN 17/Jan - 17:10 - Table 3 20 FREITAS Marcos POR 19/Jan - 12:30 - Table 1 21 SAMSONOV Vladimir BLR LIN Gaoyuan CHN 17/Jan -
No. Venue Year Men's Team Women's Team Men's Singles
Asian Championships Results 1972 to 2007 No. Venue Year Men's Team Women's Men's Team Singles 1. Beijing 1972 Japan China HASEGAWA Nabuhiko (JPN) bt China bt Japan bt XI Enting (CHN) 2. Yokohama 1974 China Japan HASEGAWA Nabuhiko (JPN) Bt Japan Bt China bt XI Enting (CHN) 3. Pyongyang 1976 China Korea DPR LIANG Geliang (CHN) bt Japan bt China bt GUO Yuehua (CHN) 4. Kuala Lumpur 1978 China China GUO Yuehua(CHN) Bt Korea DPR Bt Korea DPR bt LIANG Geliang (CHN) 5. Calcutta 1980 China China SHI Zhihao (CHN) bt Japan bt Korea DPR bt XIE Saike (CHN) 6. Jakarta 1982 China China CAI Zhenhua (CHN) bt Japan bt Japan bt XIE Saike (CHN) 7. Islamabad 1984 China China XIE Saike (CHN) bt Korea DPR bt Korea DPR bt CHEN Longcan (CHN) 8. Shenzhen 1986 China China J1ANG Jialiang (CHN) bt Korea DPR bt Korea DPR bt TENG Yi (CHN) 9. Niigata 1988 China Korea R CHEN Longcan (CHN) bt Korea DPR bt Korea DPR Bt YOO Nam Kyu (KOR) 10. Kuala Lumpur 1990 China Korea R WANG Tao (CHN) bt Korea DPR bt Korea DPR bt MA Wenge (CHN) 11. New Delhi 1992 China Hong Kong XIE Chaojie (CHN) bt Korea DPR bt China bt KANG Hee Chan (KOR) 12. Tianjin 1994 China China KONG Linghui (CHN) bt Korea DPR bt Hong Kong bt LIU Guoliang (CHN) 13 Singapore 1996 Korea China Kong Linghui(CHN) Bt China Bt Hong Kong Bt Liu Guoliang(CHN) 14 Osaka 1998 China China WANG Liqin(CHN) Bt Korea R Bt Korea DPR Bt Seiko Iseki(JPN) 15 Doha 2000 China China CHIANG Peng-Lung(TPE) Bt Korea Bt Korea Bt MA Lin(CHN) 16 Bangkok 2003 China Bt China Bt Wang Hao(CHN) Chinese Taipei Hongkong,China Bt Tang Peng(CHN) 17 -
2019 ITTF World Tour Swedish Open
2019 ITTF World Tour Swedish Open CITY: Stockholm, Sweden SITE: 1: Eriksdalshallen, Ringvägen 70 118 63 Stockholm, Sweden 2: Skanstullshallen, Bohusgatan 28 10668 Stockholm,Sweden DATE: 1-6 Octopber 2019 PLAYERS: 161 men 132 women 293 total COUNTRIES: 54 TABLES: 14 TABLE BRAND: Stiga Premium Compact BALL BRAND: DHS 40+ FLOOR BRAND: Gerflor Taraflex TT 6.2 MEDIA CONTACT: ITTF Media Officer: Elena Dubkova ([email protected]) Introduction Welcome to the 2019 ITTF World Tour Swedish Open. The Swedish Open is a Regular Series event on the ITTF World Tour, which is the latter of the two tiers (Platinum & Regular). The Swedish Open is the sixth out of six Regular Series, and the tenth event overall as the players fight for points to qualify for the season ending Seamaster 2019 ITTF World Tour Grand Final from 12- 15 December. There are five titles on offer: Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles & Mixed Doubles This media kit is designed to provide an update on the 2019 ITTF World Tour Swedish Open. Enclosed are statistics and notes that will be of assistance during the tournament. Players’ biographies as well as statistical, historical and personal data can be found on ITTF.com. Please make player interview requests through a member of the ITTF and OC media staff located in the press room. Key Dates/Times 01 October 2019, 09:30h @ Eriksdalshallen & Skanstullshallen – First Stage Day 1 02 October 2019, 09:30h @ Eriksdalshallen & Skanstullshallen – First Stage Day 2 03 October 2019, 10:00h @ Eriksdalshallen – Main Draw -
02 Mtta Newsletter February 2019
ACROSS THE NET Melton Table Tennis February 2019 Edition 52 2019 PREVIEW, STARS OF LAST YEAR, STAR AWARDS WRAP, STARS AT PLAY, & MUCH MORE In this edition, we look forward to another year, look back on our presentation night, discuss the annual Star Awards, discuss the only American to win a Singles World Championship, and talk about government funding (or the lack of it). WE’RE BACK Another year kicks off, and it’s going to be a big one. The practice nights were well attended and introduced quite a few new faces to the club. We are already underway with our Summer season, and it’s great to see the hall full of happy, competitive people enjoying themselves. Over the next few months we can hopefully unveil some new initiatives around the club. Stay tuned for news to come. PRESENTATION NIGHT A ROARING SUCCESS What a great night we had at our 2018 Presentation Night. Good food, marvellous music, great atmosphere, wonderful friends, and over 100 trophies going to nearly 60 very deserving winners. Our club band, Ping Pong had everyone entertained with some great music all night long. Many thanks to Simon Reich, John Batty and Josh Dias for playing some great tunes all through the night. And how lucky we were to have Olympian, Paralympian, and Commonwealth Games Gold Medalist, Melissa Tapper as our guest speaker. Milly certainly entertained and inspired us all with her story, and was very generous with her time, talking to members and posing for quite a lot of selfies. But the star of the night was the magnificent cake made by Andy Stewart. -
MINUTES of the EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETINGS, Guimarães (POR) Saturday 15Th July 2017, 1000-1600 Sunday 16Th July 2017, 1000-1300
ETTU - European Table Tennis Union ***Minutes Executive Board Meetings Guimarães (POR) 15.07 + 16.07.2017 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETINGS, Guimarães (POR) Saturday 15th July 2017, 1000-1600 Sunday 16th July 2017, 1000-1300 Present: Ronald Kramer (NED), (President) Ivo-Goran Munivrana (CRO), (Deputy President) Dorte Darfelt (DEN), (Vice-President for Finances) Heike Ahlert (GER), (Vice-President) Nikolas Endal (CZE), (Vice-President) Sonja Grefberg (FIN), (Vice-President) Pedro Moura (POR), (Vice-President) Cristinel Romanescu (ROU), (Vice-President) Richard Scruton (Secretary General) Pierre Kass (Deputy Secretary General) Georg Silberschmidt (SUI) (item 12 presentation Top 16) Excused: Petr Korbel (CZE), (co-opted EB member) Welcome of the President The President welcomed the Executive Board members. Mr. Moura welcomed the EB members to Guimarães and invited to a dinner in the city centre. 1. Adoption of the agenda: The President informed about a letter received from Israel about the ETTU Cup date which needs to be dealt by the EB. The agenda was agreed. 2. Minutes of the meeting in Düsseldorf GER (29th May and 3rd June 2017): Mr. Munivrana wished that amendments of previous minutes are recorded in the minutes or to receive the amended version. The minutes of the meetings in Düsseldorf were agreed and adopted. Mr. Romanescu raised the request about prize money allocation for the ETTU Cup men and women. Mrs. Darfelt pointed out that the EB can look into it once the 2018 budget is finalised. In principle the EB agrees in having prize money for the European club competitions. 3. Report of President, Deputy President and Vice-Presidents: - ITTF AGM, BoD, OPC, Promotions and Planning Working Group (RK) The President informed that these reports will follow. -
PRESSEMITTEILUNG Fulda, 22
PRESSEMITTEILUNG Fulda, 22. September 2019 – 12.757 Zeichen (inkl. Leerzeichen) – zur sofortigen Freigabe Pokal: Favoriten mit viel Mühe ins Viertelfinale Sie strauchelten, fielen aber nicht: Die großen Sensationen sind ausgeblieben im Achtelfinale des Deutschen Tischtennis-Pokals. Mit den TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen, dem 1. FC Saarbrücken TT und Borussia Düsseldorf mussten gleich drei Titelkandidaten am Sonntag ins Doppel, setzten sich aber jeweils durch. Ebenfalls ein 3:2 gab es für den TTC RhönSprudel Fulda-Maberzell gegen den TSV Bad Königshofen, während sich der Post SV Mühlhausen bei einem Drittligisten zurückkämpfte. Ein Sieg trennt die siegreichen Teams nun noch vom Final Four am 4. Januar 2020 in der ratiopharm arena Ulm/Neu-Ulm. Das Schwaben-Derby war ein großer Kampf und eine Angelegenheit von dreieinhalb Stunden. Der TTC Neu-Ulm nämlich bewies gegen die TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen, unbedingt das Final Four vor der Haustür erreichen zu wollen. Schlüsselfigur war dabei einmal mehr Tiago Apolonia. Wie schon in den vergangenen Wochen war der Portugiese kaum zu bezwingen: Im ersten Einzel des Nachmittags setzte sich Apolonia gegen Stefan Fegerl mit 3:2 durch, im vierten brachte er den Pokal-Debütanten durch ein 3:2 gegen Hugo Calderano ins Doppel. Bereits am Freitag hatte Apolonia beide Einzel am 4. Spieltag der Tischtennis Bundesliga (TTBL) gewonnen und damit den Weg freigemacht für den Neu-Ulmer Premierensieg beim 3:2 gegen Saarbrücken. „Tiago spielt momentan ein Supertischtennis“, erkannte nach dem Spiel Ochsenhausens Simon Gauzy an. Doch ein Apolonia allein reicht nicht. Auf verlorenem Posten nämlich standen die anderen beiden Neu-Ulmer in ihren Einzeln: Abdel-Kader Salifou zog gegen Hugo Calderano mit 1:3 den Kürzeren, Gustavo Tsuboi war beim 0:3 gegen Gauzy chancenlos. -
Friday 28Th June – Quotes of the Day by Milica Nikolic ETTU Press Officer
Minsk 2019 2nd European Games Friday 28th June – Quotes of the Day by Milica Nikolic ETTU Press Officer 10.00 am: Women’s Team Semi-Final – Nina Mittelham and Han Ying (Germany) GERMANY 3-2 POLAND Shan Xiaona replaced the injured Petrissa Solja in the German team. Nina Mittelham and Shan Xiaona lost to Natalia Bajor and Natalia Partyka (11-8, 11-2, 14-12). Han Ying beat Li Qian (11-9, 11-7, 11-3), Shan Xiaona lost to Natalia Partyka (11-5, 11-8, 5-11, 11-4), before Han Ying accounted for Natalia Bajor (11-2, 11-6, 11-8) and Nina Mittelham overcame Li Qian (4-11, 11-8, 11-8, 8-11, 11-9). “For the doubles, I have not had much many chances to partner Shan, so it was very difficult for us. It was also her first match here and it did not end up well for us. Luckily, Han played two amazing matches. She won quite easy and it opened the door for us. I am happy I seized the opportunity that has been given to me.” Nina Mittelham In the vital fifth match of the fixture Nina Mittelham recovered from 6-9 down, winning five points in a row to secure victory. “I did not think about the fact she is the European champion. What really was on my mind is the thought that I can play well against a player with the defensive style of play. I was shaking before the match but after it started I felt well; I felt the ball and my confidence rose. -
Monday 24Th June – Quotes of the Day
Minsk 2019 2nd European Games Monday 24th June – Quotes of the Day by Milica Nikolic ETTU Press Officer 10.00 am: Mixed Doubles Quarter-Final Patrick Franziska / Petrissa Solja (Germany) beat Niagol Stoyanov / Giorgia Piccolin (Italy) 11-2, 11-4, 11-6) “Everyone told us it is going to be much easier match against Italians that the one from yesterday against Falck and Ekholm but were were on alert. We did not want to take anything by chance. At the end everything was fine. All segments of the match worked fine.” Petrissa Solja. We were focused. I cannot remember not even one stroke was wasted.” Patrick Franziska Patrick Franziska / Petrissa Solja now meet Lubomir Pistej and Barbora Balazova ”Balazova has spent a lot of time trainings in Düsseldorf, we know her. For sure it will not be easy match.” Petrissa Solja 10.00 am: Mixed Doubles Quarter-Final Ovidiu Ionescu / Bernadette Szocs (Romania) beat Aleksandar Shibaev / Polina Mikhailova 11-3, 11-7, 11-8 “They beat us recently at the Hungarian Open, so we learned from that experience. Polina is avery dangerous player but we managed to impose our tactics. Our team spirit prevailed.” Ovidiu Ionescu “We lost against them in Hungary after being 2-0 up. Our mistakes caused the defeat. Here we were prepared.” Bernadette Szocs 10.45 am: Mixed Doubles Quarter-Final Tristan Flore / Laura Gasnier (France) beat Pavel Platonov / Nadezhda Bogdanova (Belarus) 11- 4, 7-11, 11-6, 12-14, 11-4 “We started really well, everything went smoothly until the second game; then they started to block very well, they pushed the ball deep and kept us far from table. -
1926 World Championships London 1926 Men's Doubles
1926 World Championships London 1926 Men's Doubles Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals World Champion Prenn / Lindenstaedt (GER) Prenn / Lindenstaedt Hodac / Meissner walkover Mossford / Penny Heydusek / Kautsky (TCH) -14, 7, 17, 17 Mossford / Penny Mossford / Penny (WAL) 20, 14, -20, 18 Mechlovits / Kehrling (HUN) Freudenheim / Ranger 12, 20, 17 Freundenheim / Ranger Ernest / Kahn -20, 11, 17, -14, 15 Mechlovits / Kehrling (HUN) Mechlovits / Kehrling (HUN) 15, 10, 18 Mechlovits / Kehrling Bromfield / Farris (ENG) -16, -18, 10, 20, 18 R.Jacobi / D. Pecsi (HUN) Peermahomed / Singh (IND) 15, 11, -19, 11 Stone / Geen Stone / Geen (WAL) 12, 18, 15 Jacobi / Pecsi (HUN) R. Jocobi / Pecsi (HUN) 14, 19, 13 Jacobi / Pecsi Jorgensen / Ander (SWE) 16, 16, -17, 9 Jacobi / Pecsi (HUN) Flussmann / Pillinger (AUT) 14, 12, -18, 8 Flussman / Pillinger Restall / Morgan 18, 12, 16 Flussman / Pillinger (AUT) Source: Gerstmann / Zinn (GER) 12, 5, 17 Tournament program Bennett / Ross Bennett / Ross (ENG) 13, 9, 9 1928 World Championships Stockholm 1928 Men's Doubles Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals World Champion Wilde / Allwright (ENG) Wilde / Allwright Suppiah / Borucha (IND) 17, 13, 15 Jacobi / Mechlovits (HUN) Jacobi / Mechlovits (HUN) 17, 17, 14 Jacobi / Mechlovits (HUN) Stone / Mossford (WAL) 16, 6, 16 Bull / Perry (ENG) Johansson / Feldin (SWE) 14, 18, 12 Bull / Perry (ENG) C. Bull / F. Perry (ENG) 9, -15, 6, 8 Bull / Perry (ENG) Malacek / Fleischmann (TCH) 12, 12, -13, -15, 17 Flussmann / Pillinger (AUT) Flussmann / Pillinger (AUT) -
Liebherr 2016 ITTF Men's World Cup Player Biographies
! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Liebherr 2016 ITTF Men’s World Cup Player Biographies #ITTFWorldCup Page 1 ! ! FAN Zhendong (CHN) Qualification: Substitute Current World Ranking: 2 Seed: 1 Age: 19 MWC Appearances (incl. 2016): 2 Best WC Result: 2015 Silver Highlights of career: 2012 Junior World Champion, 2014 Youth Olympic Champion, 2014 & 2016 World Team Champion, 7 ITTF World Tour titles Playing info: Attack/Right/Shakehand Language(s) spoken: Mandarin Interesting story: Despite missing out on the singles spot for the Rio Olympic Games, Fan proved himself that he is not a force to be reckoned with by beating the Olympic Champion Ma Long 4-0 at the China Open last month. #ITTFWorldCup Page 2 ! ! XU Xin (CHN) Qualification: 2016 ITTF-Asian Cup Champion Current World Ranking: 3 Seed: 2 Age: 26 MWC Appearances (incl. 2016): 3 Best WC Result: 2013 Champion Highlights of career: 2015 Mixed Doubles & Men’s Doubles World Champion, Rio 2016 Olympic Team Champion Playing info: Attack/Left/Penhold Language(s) spoken: Mandarin Interesting story: At the recent China National Championships, Xu Xin led the Shanghai team to win the team event. He also publicly revealed his girlfriend of 7 years, after the Rio Olympics. #ITTFWorldCup Page 3 ! ! Dimitrij OVTCHAROV (GER) Qualification: 2016 ITTF-European Cup Champion Current World Ranking: 6 Seed: 3 Age: 28 MWC Appearances (incl. 2016): 9 Best WC Result: 2013 & 2015 Bronze Highlights of career: 2015 European Games Men’s Singles Champion, 2012 Olympic Games Men’s Singles Bronze Playing info: Attack/Right/Shakehand Language(s) spoken: German, English Interesting story: Born in Ukraine, Ovtcharov moved to Germany following the Chernobyl disaster.