2009 Table Tennis European Championships

The 28th Table Tennis Championship ( officially: LIEBHERR European Table Tennis Championships 2009, in German LIEBHERR European Championships 2009) was held in Stuttgart from 13 to 20 September 2009. As venues for the Porsche Arena and Hanns -Martin- Schleyer-Halle were selected. The Porsche Arena was the main venue with a capacity of about 6,000 spectators.

Germany won three gold medals: in the women's singles Wu Jiaduo won her gold medal in the men's doubles defended Timo Boll / Christian Suss their title, also the men's team became European Champion.

  • 3.1 team
  • 3.2 Single
  • 3.3 double

Award of the venue

On July 20, 2008, the Bureau of the German Table Tennis Association in a conference, the European Championships in Stuttgart decided to forgive. Apart from Stuttgart to Bremen also had advertised with the town hall of Bremen as a venue. As in previous years, events such as Euro 2000, World Cup 2006 and the German Open took place almost exclusively in northern and eastern Germany, it was decided against Bremen and Stuttgart. Last Stuttgart in 1992 was the venue for the European Championship.

Results Women

Team

The German ladies came in fifth place at the European Championships. The team won in the placement match against Belarus 3-1. Were used, Wu Jiaduo Zhenqi Barthel, Kristin Silver iron, Petrissa Solja and Laura Matzke.

Final: Netherlands Niederlande00 - 00Polen Polen003: 1

Place game 5: Belarus Weißrussland00 - 00Deutschland Deutschland001: 3

Place game 7: Romania Rumänien00 - 00Frankreich Frankreich003: 1

Place play- 9: Spain Spanien00 - 00Ukraine Ukraine002: 3

Place game 11: Turkey Türkei00 - 00Ungarn Ungarn003: 1

Place game 13: Austria Österreich00 - 00Italien Italien003: 1

Place game 15: Lithuania Litauen00 - 00Russland Russland001: 3

In the group stage the team reached through victories over Italy and Turkey, and a defeat against the Netherlands place. Thus, it was justified for the games to accommodate 1 to 8, which were held in a knockout system. After the 1-3 defeat against Poland won in the round for the places 5-8 against France 3-1. Then it lost the match for 5th place against Belarus 3-1.

Singles

The German women's team achieved the following results:

  • Kristin Silver Iron: beating Gabriela Feher (Serbia ), Wang Yu (Italy ), losing to Wiktoryja Paulitch ( Belarus )
  • Wu Jiaduo: Victory against Hannah Hicks (England), Alina Sandul (Moldova ), Iveta Vacenovska (Czech Republic), Zhu Fang ( Spain), Krisztina Tóth (Hungary ), Wiktoryja Paulitch ( Belarus ), losing to Marharyta Pessozka (Ukraine )
  • Laura Matzke: victory against Magdalena Szczerkowska (Poland), losing to Anna Tikhomirova (Russia)
  • Petrissa Solja: In the main round she defeated Irina Kotikhina (Russia). Then they won the consolation round against Solichero Carmen (Spain ), Dora Madarasz (Hungary ), Fulya Ozler (Turkey) and Meral Ildiz Ali (Turkey).
  • Zhenqi Barthel: Victory against Jana Tomazini (Slovenia ), Tessy Gonderinger ( Luxembourg ), losing to Marharyta Pessozka (Ukraine )
  • Kathrin Mühlbach: defeat in the main round against Renáta Štrbíková (Czech Republic ) victory in the consolation round of Maria Christoforaki (Greece ), Therese Andersen ( Norway) and losing to Elena Mocrousov (Moldova )

Doubles

The German double achieved the following results:

  • Zhenqi Barthel / Kristin Silver Iron: Defeating Asya Kasabova / Katalina Gatinska (Bulgaria ), Elena Troshneva / Alena Dubkova ( Russia / Belarus ), Veronika Pavlovich / Alexandra Privalova ( Belarus ), Krisztina Tóth / Georgina Póta (Hungary ), losing to Nikoleta Stefanova / Wenling Tan Monfardini (Italy )
  • Laura Matzke / Kathrin Mühlbach: victory over Maria Xiao / Carmen Solichero (Portugal / Spain), Li Qian / Xian Yi Fang (Poland / France), Nikoleta Stefanova defeat / Wenling Tan Monfardini (Italy )
  • Wu Jiaduo / Petrissa Solja: defeat by Laura Negri solos / Wang Yu (Italy )

Results Men

Team

The German Men's National Team has won for the third time after 2007 and 2008 European champion. Were used, Timo Boll, Dimitrij Ovtcharov, Christian Suss, Bastian Steger and Patrick Baum.

Final: Germany Deutschland00 - 00Danemark Dänemark003: 2

Place game 5: Croatia Kroatien00 - 00Weissrussland Weißrussland003: 2

Place game 7: Sweden Schweden00 - 00Tschechien Tschechien001: 3

Place play- 9: Poland Polen00 - 00Russland Russland001: 3

Place game 11: Serbia Serbien00 - 00Spanien Spanien002: 3

Place game 13: France Frankreich00 - 00Slowenien Slowenien003: 2

Place game 15: Belgium Belgien00 - 00Ungarn Ungarn003: 1

The German team was in the group matches against France, Denmark and Spain. Thus, it was qualified for the round of eight, which was played in KO system. After victories over Sweden ( 3-1 ), Romania ( 3-0) and Denmark ( 3-2 ), it was European champion.

Singles

The German men's team achieved the following results:

  • Timo Boll: victory against Vladislav Agurjanovs (Latvia ), Geir Erlandsen (Norway ), Mihai Bobocica (Italy ), Panagiotis Gionis (Greece ), Pär Gerell (Sweden), losing to Michael Maze (Denmark)
  • Bastian Steger: Victory against Tedor Yordanov (Bulgaria), Lubomir Pistej (Slovakia ), defeat against Robert Gardos ( Austria )
  • Lars Hielscher: Victory against Aleksandr Didukh (Ukraine ), losing to Christophe LEGOUT (France)
  • Philipp Floritz: Victory against Garegin Mkrtchyan (Armenia ), losing to Tomas Pavelka (Czech Republic ), then in the consolation round victory against Vladimir Petkov (Bulgaria), Denis Joset ( Switzerland ), losing to Marco computing Daldosso (Italy )
  • Christian Suss: Victory against Adam Robertson ( Wales), Bora Wang (Turkey), losing to Aleksandar Karakasevic (Serbia )
  • Dimitrij Ovtcharov: Victory against Timo Tamminen (Finland), losing to Carlos Machado (Spain )
  • Ruwen Filus: Victory against Shimon Rabinovich (Israel ), Petr Korbel (Czech Republic), Lucjan Blaszczyk (Poland), Andrej Gaćina (Croatia ), losing to Fedor Kuzmin (Russia)
  • Patrick Franziska: victory against Eric Berne (Norway ), then against Pawel Chmiel (Poland), defeat Damien Eloi (France)
  • Zoltan Fejer - Konnerth: victory against Marc Duran (Spain ), Alexander Shibaev (Russia), defeat against Werner Schlager ( Austria )
  • Patrick Baum: Victory against Stanislav Golovanov (Bulgaria), Roko Tošić (Croatia ), losing to Joao Monteiro (Portugal )

Doubles

The Germans Timo Boll and Christian Suss could defend their title successfully. They won 4-2 against Wang Zeng Yi and the duo Lucjan Blaszczyk from Poland.

The German men's doubles achieved the following results:

  • Timo Boll / Christian Suss: Victory against Mesrop Ghukasyan / Murad Asatryan (Armenia ), Geir Andre Erlandsen / Bartosz search ( Norway / Poland ) Marcos Freitas / Andru Silva ( Portugal), Zoran Primorac / Roko Tošić (Croatia ), Bojan TOKIĆ / Aleksandar Karakasevic (Slovenia / Serbia), Wang Zeng Yi / Lucjan Blaszczyk.
  • Patrick Baum / Lars Hielscher: defeat by Pär Gerell / Mihai Bobocica ( Sweden / Italy)
  • Dimitrij Ovtcharov / Bastian Steger: win against Toni Soine / Gavin Maguire ( Finland / Ireland), losing to Pete Žolt / Jevtović Marko (Serbia )
  • Zoltan Fejer-Konnerth/Patrick Franziska: defeat by Andrei Gaćina / Ivan Juzbasic (Croatia )
  • Philipp Floritz / Matiss Burgis ( Germany / Latvia): Victory against Gordan Grozdanov / Vladimir Petkov (Bulgaria), losing to Christophe LEGOUT / Abdel-Kader Salifou (France)

Mixed

For the first time Mixed European Championships were held in a separate tournament. They found from September 3 to September 5 in Subotica (Serbia ) instead.

The winners Aleksandar Karakasevic / Rūta Paškauskienė (Serbia / Lithuania) before Evgueni Shetinin / Wiktoryja Paulitch ( Belarus ). German did not participate.

German referee

The following were German ( incomplete list) as a referee in use:

  • Helmut Feldmann (North)
  • Corinna Haugwitz ( Rotenburg / Wümme)
  • Lutz helmet Boldt ( Bad Lauterberg )
  • Günter Höhne ( Hankensbuettel )
  • Jürgen Schödel ( singing )
  • Georg Schons ( Beuren )
  • Gert Blessed (Hannover)

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