Site Products
Erie Table Tennis Club’s 2016 Millcreek Giant Round Robin

2016 Millcreek Giant Round Robin

Posted on

2016 Millcreek Giant Round Robin

2016 Millcreek Giant Round Robin
Erie PA – April 16-17
Erie Table Tennis Club
by Sam Steiner

Returning to this year’s tournament after several years away, AJ Carney and buddy Jarred made the long drive to Erie and added some excitement to the top divisions.  AJ plays, coaches, and manages at the Triangle club near Raleigh.  Exposure to high-level competition there has helped him to move his game to the 2400+ level, so he was looking to take some cash home from Erie.

Saturday’s competition took place in a split giant round robin format with 7-8 matches per player in two rounds.  When the dust settled in the top division it was Samson Dubina defending his crown with a 3-2 win over AJ, and late entry Seth Pech narrowly edging past Yong Ren to take 3rd.

On Sunday the format was conventional 4-man round robin groups with a single elimination playoff.  Again AJ had to settle for 2nd with a 3-1 loss to Alex Averin of Cleveland who also took his game to new heights after a lackluster day Saturday.  Losing semifinalists were Colin Greenidge of Toronto and Randy Seemiller of Pittsburgh.  Alex also took home gold in the U2250 with a 3-2 win over Dayton’s Don Hamilton.

Thanks to all players and staff and sponsor ButterflyOnline for another successful event in Erie.

SATURDAY EVENTS

Div 1 Upper Group
1. Samson Dubina 5-0
2. AJ Carney 3-2
3. Seth Pech 3-2
4. Yong Ren 2-3
5. Roger Liu 1-4
6. Alex Averin 1-4
Div 1 Lower Group
1. Gideon Teitel 4-1
2. Craig Bensch 3-2
3. Wayne Carney 3-2
4. Frank Tang 3-2
5. Ken Roskos 2-3
Div 2 Upper Group
1. Aydin Aykanat 5-0
2. Marijo Letic 3-2
3. Alex Foley 3-2
4. Richard Vesel 2-3
5. Harsh Khandelwal 2-3
6. Jerred Miklowcic 0-5
Div 2 Lower Group
1. Dustin Zemaitis 4-1
2. Andre Maronian 4-1
3. Sid Khandelwal 4-1
4. Vadim Korneev 2-3
Div 3 Upper Group
1. Xianzhong Chen 4-1
2. Koen Kron 4-1
3. Scott Badillo 3-2
4. Oded Kalir 2-3
5. Marc Maronian 2-3
6. Dio De Los Santos 0-5
Div 3 Lower Group
1. Blake Cottrell 5-0
2. Dom Sanzotta Jr 4-1
3. Dave French 3-2
4. Kort Kron 2-3
Div 4 Upper Group
1. Eugene Chang 5-0
2. Kalina Kron 3-2
3. Saher Al-Ghazi 2-3
4. Sarah Jalli 2-3
5. Michael Brown 2-3
6. Ryan Miller 1-4
Div 4 Lower Group
1. Oleg Frolov 5-0
2. Ed Mercier 3-2
3. Dan Emord 3-2
4. Joe Ciarrochi 3-2
5. Sam Orend 1-4
Div 5 Upper Group
1. Ajai Ragothaman 5-0
2. Bimal Khadka 4-1
3. Yuanzhong Zhang 3-2
4. Ashwin Turakhia 2-3
5. Kap Mung 1-4
6. Pete Spearman 0-5
Div 6 Lower Group
1. Aryan Mahajan 4-1
2. Asawari Khadode 4-1
3. Jeff Pepper 3-2
4. Bill Schlernitzauer 2-3
5. Craig Nivens 2-3
6. David Shih 0-5
Div 6 Upper Group
1. Kevin Johnson 4-1
2. Dane Johns 4-1
3. Jason Zhang 3-2
4. Parth Nagpure 3-2
5. Mike Miller 1-4
6. Jeff McNinch 0-5
Div 6 Lower Group
1. Frank Niehaus 5-0
2. Ray Hric 3-2
3. Chris Jordan 3-2
4. Mark Lucas 2-3
5. Samwel Ndungu 2-3
6. Janset Aykanat 0-5

SUNDAY EVENTS

U2250 Semi’s: Alex Averin d. Chip Coulter 3-1; Don Hamilton d. Roger Liu 3-1.
Final: Averin d. Hamilton 3-2

U1400 RR Finals: 1. Steve Slaff 2-0 d. Jason Zhang 3-2; d. Parth Nagpure 3-2. 2. Jason Zhang 1-1 d. Nagpure 3-0. 3. Parth Nagpure 0-2.

U2000 Semi’s: Xianzhong Chen d. Blake Cottrell 3-1; Dustin Zemaitis d. Vadim Korneev 3-1.
Final: Zemaitis d. Chen 3-1.

U1200 RR Finals: 1. Steve Slaff 2-0 d. Brian Dillon 3-1; d. Chris Jordan 3-0. 2. Brian Dillon 1-1 d. Jordan 3-1. 3. Chris Jordan 0-2.
Open Quarters: Colin Greenidge d. Chip Coulter 3-1; Alex Averin d. Don Hamilton 3-1.
Semi’s: AJ Carney d. Greenidge 3-1; Averin d. Randy Seemiller 3-0.
Final: Averin d. Carney 3-1.

U1600 Semi’s: Aryan Mahajan d. Jason Zhang 3-1; Ashwin Turakhia d. Ed Watkins 3-1.
Final: Turakhia d. Mahajan 3-1.

U1800 Semi’s: Yuanzhong Zhang d. Jabari Jourdan-Ali 3-2; Kort Kron d. Sarah Jalli 3-0.
Finals: Kron d. Zhang 3-1.

U1000 Finals: Chris Kron d. Chris Jordan 3-1.

 [masterslider id=”117″]

Latest News

Importance of Serve Variety

October 26, 2026
(By Larry Hodges, Member of US Table Tennis Hall of Fame) Many players develop a small but effective… Read More

MLTT Week 4 Preview: The Pros Head to Houston

October 25, 2026
(by Steve Hopkins, photo MLTT) Major League Table Tennis moves to the ULH Event Center in Houston, Texas,… Read More

WAB CLUB FEATURE: Canadian Elite Table Tennis Training Centre

October 25, 2026
(by Steve Hopkins) The Canadian Elite Table Tennis Training Centre (“the Centre” or “Elite”) is a table tennis club… Read More

Jenson Van Emburgh: Pattaya, Paris, and Playing through Pain

October 25, 2026
(by Steve Hopkins, photo ITTF) After winning silver at the last World Championships and bronze in Paris despite… Read More

Ping Pong Parkinson Reaches Rhode Island

October 25, 2026
(by Steve Hopkins) This weekend, Rhode Island Table Tennis hosted its first Ping Pong Parkinson’s session, bringing the… Read More

Venezuela and USA take Team Titles as Parity Prevails at America’s Championships

October 25, 2026
(by Steve Hopkins) TeamUSA's Women dominated the Women's Team event at the ITTF-Americas Championships in Lima.  Unfortunately, the… Read More

China Wins 4, Japan Wins 3 at Asian Championships

October 25, 2026
(by Steve Hopkins) The ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships concluded in Tashkent today with the battle between Asian superpowers starting… Read More

Kou Lei – Counterlooping Opening Loop

October 25, 2026
(by: Bowmar Sports) In this Butterfly Training Tips, Kou Lei is working with Butterfly Sponsored Player Kef Noorani,… Read More
View All News

Get the latest from Butterfly

Stay “In The Loop” with Butterfly professional table tennis equipment, table tennis news, table tennis technology, tournament results, and We Are Butterfly players, coaches, clubs and more.

/* Constant Contact Universal Code */