JOOLA Trophy
The JOOLA Trophy is an award for table tennis players who achieve the best results in team competitions at a world championship or European championship . It is given separately for women and men.
In 1983 the JOOLA Trophy was donated by JOOLA Tischtennis GmbH + Co. KG and the International Sports Press Association (AIPS) and awarded for the first time at the World Cup in Tokyo . The active person to be awarded a prize will receive a bronze sculpture measuring 24 × 10 × 13 cm, which was made by the German sculptor Edith Peres-Lethmate . In addition, the association to which the active member belongs receives a cash prize.
Scoring is based on points. In the first round of the team competition there are three points for a victory, in the further rounds the number of points increases.
| event | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|
| World Cup 1983 | Kiyoshi Saito (Japan) | Kim Gyong Sun (North Korea) |
| EM 1984 | Jacques Secrétin (France) | Marie Lindblad (Sweden) |
| 1985 World Cup | Andrzej Grubba (Poland) | Li Bun-hui (North Korea) |
| EM 1986 | Andrzej Grubba (Poland) | Csilla Bátorfi (Hungary) |
| World Cup 1987 | Chen Longcan (China) | Jiao Zhimin (China) |
| EM 1988 | Andrei Masunow (Russia) | Fliura Bulatowa (Russia) |
| World Cup 1989 | Jörgen Persson (Sweden) | Csilla Bátorfi (Hungary) |
| EM 1990 | Jean-Philippe Gatien (France) | Csilla Bátorfi (Hungary) |
| World Cup 1991 | Zoran Primorac (Croatia) | Hyun Jung-hwa (South Korea) |
| EM 1992 | Jörg Roßkopf (Germany) | Bettine Vriesekoop (Netherlands) |
| World Cup 1993 | Jan-Ove Waldner (Sweden) | Hyun Jung-hwa (South Korea) |
| EM 1994 | Jörg Roßkopf (Germany) | Jelena Timina (Russia) |
| World Cup 1995 | Jan-Ove Waldner (Sweden) | Deng Yaping (China) |
swell
- Zlatko Cordas : JOOLA TROPHY Table Tennis News, No. 152, May / June 1985, page 45 (accessed January 1, 2016)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Table Tennis News, No. 174, April 1988, page 9 (accessed January 1, 2016)