Chartres ASTT

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The Association Sportive de Tennis de Table de Chartres (Chartres ASTT) is a French table tennis club in Chartres that has been playing in the top French division, Pro A, since 2009. The greatest successes include winning the French championship four times, winning the ETTU Cup in 2011 and reaching the Champions League final in 2013 .

history

First team squad
2009/10 SingaporeSingapore Gao FranceFrance Éloi GreeceGreece Vlotinos FranceFrance Jover
2010/11 SingaporeSingapore Gao FranceFrance Éloi GreeceGreece Vlotinos SwedenSweden Gerell
2011/12 SingaporeSingapore Gao FranceFrance Éloi AustriaAustria Gardos SwedenSweden Gerell
2012/13 SingaporeSingapore Gao FranceFrance Éloi AustriaAustria Gardos SwedenSweden Gerell
2013/14 SingaporeSingapore Gao FranceFrance Éloi AustriaAustria Gardos SwedenSweden Gerell
2014/15 SingaporeSingapore Gao FranceFrance Éloi AustriaAustria Gardos SwedenSweden Gerell
2015/16 SingaporeSingapore Gao FranceFrance A. Robinot AustriaAustria Gardos SwedenSweden Gerell PortugalPortugal J. Monteiro
2016/17 PortugalPortugal J. Monteiro FranceFrance A. Robinot AustriaAustria Gardos SwedenSweden Gerell
2017/18 FranceFrance Lorentz FranceFrance A. Robinot AustriaAustria Gardos SwedenSweden Gerell
2018/19 FranceFrance Lorentz FranceFrance A. Robinot BrazilBrazil Ishiy FranceFrance Picard

The association emerged in 2003 from the ASEG Chartres and Chartres TT. Chartres ASTT first played in the lower leagues before being promoted from the Pro B in 2008/09. Already in the second first division season they reached second place in the Pro A and won the ETTU Cup. In the next three years - 2012-2014 - won Chartres each French Championship, also once reached the semi-finals and once even the final of the Champions League . There the club lost the first leg 3-1 to Gazprom Fakel Orenburg , but won the second leg 3-1. However, not only the game, but also the set ratio was balanced at 16:16, which meant that the point ratio had to be decisive. With 316: 312 balls, the title went to Orenburg. In 2013/14 Chartres won all games in the group stage of the Champions League, but was disqualified because top player Gao Ning had also competed illegally in the Chinese league.

In 2015 Chartres only reached third place in the French league and was eliminated in the Champions League in the semi-finals, followed by another runner-up in 2016 and in the Champions League in the quarter-finals. In 2017 Chartres secured the fourth championship title.

successes

Champions League
  • Second: 2013
  • Semi-finalist: 2012, 2015
ETTU Cup
  • Winner: 2011
  • Second: 2018
French championship
  • Champion: 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017
  • Runner-up: 2011, 2016
  • Third: 2015

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ mytischtennis.de - CL: Four little points bring Orenburg title defense (accessed on August 21, 2015)
  2. ↑ tt-news.de - CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Düsseldorf in luck: Chartres disqualified (accessed on August 21, 2015)