Super League (Europe) 2001/02
The 2001/02 Superleague was the ninth season of the Superleague in table tennis . It lasted from September 2001 to April 2002.
12 teams initially competed in two groups with six teams each in the everyone against everyone system, which was played in a round trip. Each team provided two doubles and four singles. There were two doubles and eight singles, which were carried out according to the federal system . If a team A had reached six points, the competition was stopped with A as the winner.
The first and second of each of the two groups then played in playoffs for places one to four, the third and fourth for places five to eight, the fifth and sixth for places nine to twelve.
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SVS Lower Austria | AUT | Werner Schlager , Chen Weixing , Kostadin Lengerov , Qianli Qian , Karl Jindrak |
| 2 | Póstás Matav SE Budapest | HUN | Adam Lindner, Ferenc Pazsy, Gabor Gerold, Zoltán Bátorfi |
| 3 | Spartacus Kecskemét | HUN | Lehel Demeter, Zoltan Zoltan, Miklos Somosi, Krisztian Szabo |
| 4th | TTC Frýdek-Místek | CZ | Marek Klasek, František Krčil , Martin Olejnik |
| 5 | BVSC Budapest | HUN | Laszlo Magyar, Zoltan Varga, Károly Németh , Marton Marsi, Peter Fazekas |
| 6th | Start Horní Suchá | CZ | Miroslav Horejsi, Marek Cihak, Radek Mrkvicka, Radek Kostal |
| 7th | ASKO old town Linz | AUT | Adam Pattantyus, Ivan Vitsek, Peter Aranyosi, Julien Pietropaoli |
| 8th | Robot Mokré Lazce | CZ | Tomas Demek, Tomas Sadilek, Tomas Konecny, T. Pristal, Petr Korbel |
| 9 | ŠK Mostex Rača | SK | Michal Bardon, Peter Sereda, Erik Illas, Tomas Sereda |
| 10 | ŠKST Sporiteľňa Bratislava | SK | Lubomir Pistej, Martin Jaslovsky, Peter Krkoska, Peter Ovary |
| 11 | MSK Mareka Malacky | SK | Jaromír Truksa , Martin Grezo, Valentin Bazenov, David Marek, Martin Palcek |
| 12 | TTC Moldan Kuchl | AUT | Zhang Jie, Robert Gardos , Hannes Weiss, Michael Pichler |
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ASKÖ Erdgas Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Liu Jia , Cui Chen Mei, Petra Dermastija, Martina Petzner, Veronika Heine |
| 2 | Statisztika Budapest | HUN | Tamara Boroš , Mária Fazekas , Zita Molnar, Georgina Póta , Ildiko Csernyik, Vivien Ellö |
| 3 | BSE Budapest | HUN | Eva Braun, Anna Isaeva, Timea Vass, Agnes Kokai, E. Ackermann |
| 4th | Postas Budapest | HUN | Rita Kertai, Szilvia Káhn , R. Agardi, M. Nemeth, Ildiko Gazsi |
| 5 | Topvar Topoľčany | SK | Iveta Klacanska, Alena Frtalova, Andrea Kubrikova |
| 6th | Vlašim | CZ | Veronika Fantova, Kateřina Pěnkavová , Lucie Czyzova, Veronika Holoubkova |
| 7th | SKST Hodonín | CZ | Veronika Hasilova, Martina Smistikova , J. Pistkova, Iveta Vacenovská , Ivana Weberova |
| 8th | SKST Dubňany | CZ | Natalie Andrasikova, Karin Adamkova, Janska |
| 9 | SKST Topoľčany | SK | Viktoria Lucenko, Veronika Glosova, Lenka Kmotorkova |
| 10 | innsbruck | AUT | Sarah Kainz, Sabine Graf, A. Gardos, Christina Zacharkaite |
| 11 | Trnavka Bratislava | SK | Kristina Mikova, L. Holeciova, Silvia Tancibokova |
| 12 | TTC Olympic Vienna | AUT | Dajana Filistovova, Silvia Tancibokova, Nina Kolarova |
- AUT = Austria
- CZ = Czech Republic
- HUN = Hungary
- SK = Slovakia
Individual evidence
- ↑ Results 2001/02 men (accessed June 15, 2012)
- ↑ Results 2001/02 women (accessed on June 16, 2012)