Europe Top 16 Cup 2019 (table tennis)

2018 ← Europe Top 16 → 2020
	Men	Women
date	02. – 03.02.
place	Switzerland Montreux
winner	Dimitrij Ovtcharov Vladimir Samsonov Timo BollGermany Belarus Germany	Petrissa Solja Bernadette Szőcs Sofia PolcanovaGermany Romania Austria

The Europe Top 16 2019 Cup in table tennis took place on 2 and 3 February at the Swiss Montreux instead. The defending champions were Timo Boll for men and Bernadette Szőcs for women . Gold went to Dimitrij Ovtcharov and Petrissa Solja .

qualification

The reigning individual European champions Timo Boll and Li Qian are qualified, as are the top 14 European players in the world rankings of December 2018 (without taking into account the European champions and players who are not among the top two of the respective association or who are not eligible to play Have world tournaments). Since there is no player from the host Switzerland among these 15 players for men and women, the host may nominate a further participant each, otherwise the last place would also be assigned via the world rankings. The wildcards went to Lionel Weber and Rachel Moret .

player	WRL	ERL	Players	WRL	ERL
Germany Timo Boll	3	1	Austria Sofia Polcanova	15th	1
Germany Dimitrij Ovtcharov	9	2	Romania Bernadette Szőcs	18th	2
Sweden Mattias Falck	12	3	Romania Elizabeta Samara	20th	3
Germany Patrick Franziska	14th	4th	Netherlands Li Jie	23	4th
England Liam Pitchford	16	5	Germany Petrissa Solja	28	5
Belarus Vladimir Samsonov	18th	6th	Germany Han Ying	29	6th
Denmark Jonathan Groth	19th	7th	Sweden Matilda Ekholm	30th	7th
France Simon Gauzy	23	8th	Poland Li Qian	32	8th
Sweden Kristian Karlsson	24	9	Hungary Georgina Póta	36	9
Portugal Marcos Freitas	25th	10	Portugal Fu Yu	37	10
Germany Ruwen Filus	27	11	Netherlands Britt Eerland	41	11
Germany Ricardo Walther	37	12	Russia Polina Mikhailova	44	12
France Emmanuel Lebesson	38	13	Luxembourg Ni Xialian	48	13
Austria Daniel Habesohn	39	14th	Germany Nina Mittelham	49	14th
Portugal Tiago Apolonia	40	15th	Poland Natalia Partyka	55	15th
Ukraine Kou Lei	42	16	Germany Sabine Winter	56	16
Romania Ovidiu Ionescu	44	17th	Czech Republic Hana Matelová	57	17th
Germany Benedict Duda	45	18th	Slovakia Barbora Balážová	59	18th
Greece Panagiotis Gionis	46	19th	Switzerland Rachel Moret	85	33
Switzerland Lionel Weber	148	71

no eligibility to play in world tournaments

not in national top 2

Host wildcard

reigning European champion

mode

The participants played in the knockout system from the start . The semi-final losers played a game for third place, the top three automatically qualified for the World Cup .

Attendees

The first column shows the final ranking, the columns "WRL" and "ERL" the world and European ranking positions from February 2019 relevant for the setting.

Item	Men	WRL	ERL	Women	WRL	ERL
1	Germany Dimitrij Ovtcharov	14th	3	Germany Petrissa Solja	26th	5
2	Belarus Vladimir Samsonov	20th	6th	Romania Bernadette Szőcs	18th	2
3	Germany Timo Boll	5	1	Austria Sofia Polcanova	17th	1
4th	Austria Daniel Habesohn	37	14th	Poland Natalia Partyka	63	20th
5	France Simon Gauzy	31	10	Slovakia Barbora Balážová	55	16
	Greece Panagiotis Gionis	46	18th	Germany Nina Mittelham	53	15th
	Denmark Jonathan Groth	21st	7th	Hungary Georgina Póta	32	7th
	Sweden Kristian Karlsson	30th	9	Romania Elizabeta Samara	20th	3
9	Portugal Tiago Apolonia	41	16	Netherlands Britt Eerland	38	9
	Sweden Mattias Falck	13	2	Sweden Matilda Ekholm	28	6th
	Portugal Marcos Freitas	24	8th	Netherlands Li Jie	25th	4th
	Romania Ovidiu Ionescu	40	15th	Poland Li Qian	41	11
	Ukraine Kou Lei	47	19th	Czech Republic Hana Matelová	52	14th
	France Emmanuel Lebesson	36	13	Russia Polina Mikhailova	49	13
	England Liam Pitchford	17th	5	Switzerland Rachel Moret	84	33
	Switzerland Lionel Weber	148	72	Luxembourg Ni Xialian	46	12