Kanamitsu celebrates three wins
Sparkasse Salzburg celebrated the revenge for the fall defeat with a trembling victory against Kuchl. The man of the evening, Koyo Kanamitsu, had to be in the decider twice in his three successes, but after the opening win against Adrian Dillon, the doubles with Michael Trink also won the tie break. The Japanese then won the hit of the day against Istvan Molnar 3-1 and laid the foundation for success. In the end, Francisco Sanchi sealed the deal after 194 minutes with a 3-0 win over Adrian Dillon. Molnar and Tilen Cvetko remained successful for Kuchl. Nevertheless, the Tennengauer could not avoid the seventh defeat in the eighth game and thus still have a firm grip on the red lantern. “It’s a shame, because Dillon had another chance to beat Kanamitsu. The doubles could have won too,” said Kuchl’s sports director Peter Eckel, mourning the big points. Salzburg, on the other hand, is in the top four of the league with six wins in all competitions and a narrow 2:3 defeat in the cup final. Chairman Günther Höllbacher even dreams of the title.
Wr. Neustadt takes the lead
As the leader of the win2day Bundesliga – with one game more than Winterkönig Felbermayr Wels – Wr. Neustadt in the Europe Cup quarter-final first leg on January 22 (3 p.m.) against Dzialdowo/Poland. In the 4-1 win against Baden, Frane Kojic shone with three 3-0 wins and laid the foundation for the derby victory. In addition to the two singles, the Croatian also won the doubles with compatriot Ivor Ban, who in turn provided the fourth score. Julian Rzihauschek celebrated his Bundesliga debut, but had to learn the hard way against Baden’s No. 1 Patrik Juhasz with a 3-0 defeat. Baden gets stuck on the relegation place due to this 1:4.
SPG Linz is on course for the semi-finals
After the 4:2 in autumn, SPG Linz was able to beat Raiffeisen Kennelbach 4:1 this time. Youssef Abdelaziz again won the decisive top game against Simon Pfeffer – this time 3-1. The Egyptian had previously beaten Miroslav Sklensky (3-0) and in doubles with Soumyajit Ghosh against Istvan Toth/Pfeffer 3-1. The Indian Ghosh scored the fourth Linz point with a 3-0 win over Toth. Pfeffer got the Vorarlberg honor point with a 6-2 win in the decider against Linz newcomer Anthony Arputharay. The complete success against play-off rival Kennelbach is worth its weight in gold for Linz on the way to the semi-finals.
Two qualifying defeats at the WTT Contender in Doha
After victories over Ahmed Saadawi (Qatar/3:0) and Alberto Mino (Ecuador/3:1), David Serdaroglu reached the semi-finals of the qualification of the WTT Contenders in Doha/Qatar, but lost 1:3 to Lam Siu Hang (HKG). Amelie Solja failed in the second qualifying round.
win2day 1st men’s Bundesliga, upper play-off
Monday, January 16:
UTTC Sparkasse Salzburg – TTC Raiffeisen Kuchl 4:2
Koyo Kanamitsu – Adrian Dillon 3:2
Francisco Sanchi – Istvan Patrik Molnar 1:3
Michael Trink – Tilen Cvetko 1:3
Koyo Kanamitsu/Michael Trink – Tilen Cvetko/Istvan Patrik Molnar 3:2
Koyo Kanamitsu – Istvan Patrik Molnar 3:1
Francisco Sanchi – Adrian Dillon 3:0
Sunday 15 January:
SolexConsult TTC Wiener Neustadt – Baden AC 4:1
Frane Kojic – Marc Sagawe 3:0
Julian Rzihauschek – Patrik Juhasz 0:3
Ivor Ban – Eric Glod 3:0
Frane Kojic/Ivor Ban – Eric Glod/Patrik Juhasz 3:0
Frane Kojic – Patrik Juhasz 3:0
SPG Linz – Raiffeisen Kennelbach 4: 1
Anthony Arputharay – Simon Pfeffer 2:3 (Decider 2:6)
Youssef Abdelaziz – Miroslav Sklensky 3:0
Soumyajit Ghosh – Istvan Toth 3:0
Youssef Abdelaziz/Soumyajit Ghosh – Istvan Toth/Simon Pfeffer 3:1
Youssef Abdelaziz – Simon Pfeffer 3:1
Table: win2day 1st men’s Bundesliga upper play-off
|
team |
||||||||||||
|
1. |
Solex Consult TTC Wiener Neustadt |
8 |
7 |
0 |
1 |
30 |
: |
12 |
104 |
: |
58 |
22 |
|
2. |
SPG Felbermayr Wels |
7 |
6 |
1 |
0 |
27 |
: |
7 |
88 |
: |
40 |
20 |
|
3. |
SPG Linz 1 |
8 |
4 |
2 |
2 |
25 |
: |
20 |
100 |
: |
77 |
18 |
|
4. |
UTTC Sparkasse Salzburg |
8 |
4 |
0 |
4 |
23 |
: |
23 |
90 |
: |
97 |
16 |
|
5. |
UTTC Raiffeisen Kennelbach |
8 |
3 |
0 |
5 |
19 |
: |
25 |
69 |
: |
97 |
14 |
|
6. |
PANACEO Stockerau 1 |
7 |
2 |
1 |
4 |
16 |
: |
21 |
64 |
: |
74 |
12 |
|
7. |
Baden AC |
8 |
1 |
2 |
5 |
15 |
: |
26 |
68 |
: |
90 |
12 |
|
8. |
TTC Raiffeisen Kuchl |
8 |
1 |
0 |
7 |
8 |
: |
29 |
47 |
: |
97 |
10 |
Modus: The top four play semi-finals and finals. Descent: The eighth is relegated, the seventh plays relegation against the second of the lower play-offs.
Here’s how it goes, 10.2. (18:30):
Panaceo Stockerau – Felbermayr Wels
WTT Contender in Doha/Qatar (bis 21.1.):
Men’s singles, qualification semi-finals:
David Serdaroglu – Lam Siu Hang 1:3 (11, 6, 9, 9)
Women’s Singles Qualifying Round 2:
Amelie Solja – Christina Kallberg (Swe) 0:3 (-9, -8, -11)
Set for the main competition from Wednesday (number in brackets):
Single: Robert Gardos (Ö/18)
Doubles: Sofia Polcanova/Bernadette Szócs (Ö/Rum/1)
Doppelganger: Caroline Mischek/Ho Tin-Tin (Ö/Eng/12)
Mixed: Sofia Polcanova/Robert Gardos (Ö/11)
Other events:
until 21.1. Senior World Championships in Muscat/Oman
22.1. Europe Cup Quarterfinals with SolexConsult Wr. Neustadt – Dzialdowo/Poland (15)
22.1. German league
22.-26.1. WTT Feeder in Doha/Qatar
24.1. Champions League quarter-finals: Clairefontaine (F) – Linz AG Froschberg (19:30)
25.1. European Championship phase 1, men: Croatia – Austria (18)
26.1. Europe Cup Quarterfinals Dzialdowo/Poland – SolexConsult Wr. Neustadt (3:30 p.m.)
27.1. Super League Quarterfinals
27.-30.1. WTT Youth Contender in Doha/Katar
28.1. League France
28./29.1. WIN tournaments series 3 (male in Klagenfurt (K) and female in Kuchl/S)
29.1. Champions League Quarterfinals: Linz AG Froschberg – Clairefontaine/F (16)
29.1. German league
31.1. Super League Quarterfinals
31.1. League France
2.2. EM phase 1, women: Austria – Luxembourg in Stockerau
1.-5.2. WTT Youth Star Contender in Tunis
5.2. German league
7.2. Super League Quarterfinals
10.-12.2. win2day Bundesliga
12.2. German league
14.-24.2. WTT Feeder Dusseldorf
14.-19.2. Champions League and Europe Cup semi-finals
25.-26.2. Europe Top 16 in Montreux (Sz)
25. and 26.2. German league
27.2.-5.3. WTT Star Contender in Goa/India
28.2. Super League semifinals
3.-5.3. Austrian Championships U21 in Baden (Lower Austria)
7.3. Super League semifinals
7.-19.3. Singapore Smash
11.-12.3. win2day Bundesliga
17.-19.3. win2day Bundesliga
17.-20.3. Europe Trophy final tournament with Stockerau
19.3. German league
23.3. EM phase 1, men: Austria – Croatia
25.-26.3. State Championships in Wels
27.-2.4. WTT Youth Contender in Berlin
28.3.-2.4. Champions League and Europe Cup finals
1./2.4.2023 WIN-Tournaments Series 4 in Linz (Upper Austria)
5.-9.4. U21-EM in Sarajevo (BIH)
6.-10.4. Raiffeisen Youth Championships in Linz
10.4. German league
14.4. German league
14.-16.4. win2day Bundesliga
18.4. Super League-Finale
21.-23.4. Austrian Championships for Seniors in Klagenfurt (K)
25.4. Super League-Finale
27.-30.4. win2day Bundesliga semifinals
28.-1.5. Austrian Championships U13/U11 in Freistadt (OÖ)
6.-7.5. win2day Bundesliga final in Wels
19.-21.5. Austrian Championships U19 in Rif (S)
20.-28.5. World Cup in Durban/South Africa
26.-28.5. Austrian Championships U15 in Feldkirch (V)
9.-11.6. Austrian Championships U17 in Kufstein (T)
14.-18.6. U13-EM
21.6.-2.7. European Games in Krakow (Pol)
26.6.-1.7. Senior European Championships in Sandefjord/Norway
14.-23.7. Junior European Championships in Gliwice/Poland
5.-10.9. Para-EM
10.-17.9. Team-EM in Malmö (Swe)
29.9.-1.10. European Youth Top 10 in Bukarest
11/17 100th anniversary of the ÖTTV in the Vienna City Hall
23.-26.11. Women’s World Cup
27.11.-3.12. Youth WM
5.-9.12. Men’s World Cup
2024: 15.-20.10. European Championships in Linz/Austria
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