World Veteran Chamionships: Winners
Courtesy of ButterflyMag
May 30, 2016 – One of the biggest events in the history of table tennis has come to an end.
During the last seven days in Alicante, Spain, there was a lot of competition but the main thing was that people of different age and different nationality came together to celebrate the tournament and our sport.
Meet new people, make new friends, catch up with old friends, play and watch table tennis, sunbathing at the beach – during and at the end of the World Veteran Chamionships in Alicante there were really only winners.
Some of them became not only winners but World Champions – and here they are.
Respect and congratulations to …
Women 40
Singles
1. Sylvie Plaisant (FRA)
2.Ding Ya Ping (GER)
Doubles
1. Cécile Ozer / Magali Charlier (BEL)
2. Petra Jenisch / Tatjana Michajlova (GER)
Men 40
Singles
1. Eric Durand (FRA)
2. Mats Kaellberg (SWE)
Doubles
1. Dmitry Abramenko (ISR) / Lorestas Trumpauskas (ENG)
2. Aleksandr Savelev /Georgii Rubinshtein (RUS)
Women 50
Singles
1. Jing Tian-Zörner (GER)
2. Seonhee Kim
Doubles
1. Jing Tian-Zörner / Margit Freiberg-Nolten (GER)
2. Sui Ying Katherine Gao (AUS) / Lu Qianhong
Men 50
Singles
1. He Zhiwen (ESP)
2. Lars Hauth (DEN)
Doubles
1. Carsten Matthias / Berthold Pilsl (GER)
2. Masataka Tokai / Chan Kahara (JPN)
Women 60
Sinlges
1. Keiko Takakiwa (JPN)
2. Larisa Andreeva (RUS)
Doubles
1. Taeko Hasegawa / Setsuko Ioki (JPN)
2. Charlene Yiaoying Liu / Patty Martinez (USA)
Men 60
Singles
1. Manfred Nieswand (GER)
2. Craig Campbell (AUS)
Doubles
1. Cai Chang Su / Huang Jian Jiang (CHN)
2. Rein Lindmäe (EST) / Leonid Segal (UKR)
Women 65
Singles
1. Kazuko Harada (JPN)
2. Setsuko Ioki (JPN)
Doubles
1. Masayo Takeda / Naomi Nagai (JPN)
2. Ting Ning Cheung /Chiyako Suzuki (USA)
Men 65
Singles
1. Huang Jian Jiang (CHN)
2. Wang Shi Qi (CHN)
Doubles
1. Claus Pedersen (DEN) / Changyuan Yao (BEL)
2. Matti Lappalainen (FIN) / Göran Skogsberg (SWE)
Women 70
Singles
1. Ursula Krüger (GER)
2. Mihoko Mizuguchi (JPN)
Doubles
1. Mihoko Mizuguchi / Ikuko Nagasawa (JPN)
2. Yoko Arai / Akiko Ikeda (JPN)
Men 70
Singles
1. Niels Ramberg (DEN)
2. Brian Hill (ENG)
Doubles
1. René Theillout / Roland Stephan (GER)
2. Mick Wright / Horst Fröhlich (AUS)
Women 75
Singles
1. Akiko Ikeda (JPN)
2. Akiko Hosoda (JPN)
Doubles
1. Ikuko Maruyama / Michie Yoshimura (JPN)
2. Akemi Hayashi / Katsuko Toda (JPN)
Men 75
Singles
1. Barclay (Buddy) George Reid(AUS)
2. Dimitrije Bilic (GER)
Doubles
1. Uwe Wienprecht / Siegfried Lemke (GER)
2. Barclay (Buddy) George Reid / Igor Klaf (AUS)
Women 80
Singles
1. Betty Bird (ENG)
2. Chizuko Nagase (JPN)
Men 80
Singles
1. Klaus Krüger (GER)
2. Jozsef Mayer (HUN)
Doubles
1. Josef Seidl (CZE) / Dr. Peter Stolzenburg (GER)
2. Lars Svedberg (SWE) / Kai Merimaa (FIN)
Women 85
Singles
1. Pamela Butcher (ENG)
2. Kaneko Kujirai (JPN)
Men 85
Singles
1. Heiner Koula (GER)
2. Friedrich Rössler (GER)
Doubles
1. Friedrich Rössler / Heiner Koula (GER)
2. Bill Wall / Alf Perry (ENG)
Men 90
Singles
1. Chen Youngning (CHN)
2. Michel Hovelaoue (FRA)
Doubles
1. Susumu Yamada (JPN) / Joaquím Renom Llorens (ESP)
2. Erwin Schulz / Gerhard Apitzsch (GER)
