Celine Reust

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Celine Reust Table tennis player
Nation: SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland
Date of birth: April 9, 1997
Playing hand: right
How to play: Shakehand , attack
Best world ranking : 188 (May 2019)

Celine Reust (born April 9, 1997 in Uster ) is a Swiss table tennis player .

Life

Celine Reust grew up in Volketswil in the canton of Zurich .

In 2010 Reust won her first national title. At the Swiss U13 championship she won the singles title and was also successful in doubles. In 2012 she played at TTC Uster , then went to ESV Weil am Rhein . For two seasons she then moved to France in the Nationale 1, the second highest league, for CTT Nîmes. In 2018 she returned to Switzerland to the TTC Uster, with which she immediately made it to the National League A.

Her first big success was the victory at the French Open 2013 against the reigning U15 European champion Alena Lemmer . She has been in the senior national team of Switzerland since 2015. She attracted attention in 2016 in the European team qualification by beating the Spaniard Sara Ramirez (world ranking 116). At the Swiss Championship 2018 in Neuchâtel she celebrated her first title in the elite alongside Salomé Simonet . She was with the national team at 3 European and World Championships.

Results from the ITTF database

Association event year place country singles Double Mixed team
SUI World Championship 2018 Halmstad SWE 33
SUI European Championship 2017 Luxembourg LUX 18th
SUI World Championship 2016 Kuala Lumpur TIMES 29
SUI European Championship 2015 Ekaterinburg RUS 27
SUI World Championship 2014 Tokyo YES 37
SUI European Championship 2013 Schwechat AUT 25th

successes

  • 2018 Swiss champion doubles with Salomé Simonet , 3rd place singles
  • 2017 3rd place elite singles, 2nd place double
  • 2016 3rd place in the elite singles
  • 2015 Swiss Champion U18 Singles, Swiss Champion U18 Mixed
  • 2014 Swiss Champion U18 Singles, Swiss Champion U18 Mixed
  • 2012 Swiss Champion U15 singles, Swiss Champion U15 doubles
  • 2011 Swiss Champion U15 doubles
  • 2010 Swiss Champion U13 singles, Swiss Champion U13 doubles

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Jump to France
  2. Ascent