Super League (Europe) 2004/05
The 2004/05 Super League was the twelfth season of the Table Tennis Super League . It lasted from September 2004 to March 2005.
In the men's race, 12 teams started, four from Austria, four from the Czech Republic, two from Hungary and two from Slovakia. A group of four and a group of eight played a sequence in the first half of the season (not the second half). The first four placed teams from both groups then fought for places one to eight in a play-off system. The last four of the group of eight played from places 10 to 12 in the play-off process.
This time, only eight teams were entered for the women, divided into two groups of four. Here, a round trip was played in the everyone against everyone mode. Then the first and second of these groups played for places 1 to 4, the rest for places 5 to 8.
Each team provided two doubles and four singles. There were two doubles and eight singles, which were carried out according to the federal system . In the group games, the competition was abandoned when a team had reached six points. In the play-offs all possible games were played, i. That is, results like 6: 4, 8: 2, 10: 0 were possible.
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SVS Lower Austria | AUT | Werner Schlager , Chen Weixing , Kostadin Lengerov , Karl Jindrak |
| 2 | Start Horni Sucha | CZ | Marek Cihak, Radek Kostal, Radek Mrkvicka, Peter Sereda |
| 3 | KST Robot Mokré Lazce | CZ | Josef Simoncik, Tomas Konecny, Tomas Janasek, Tomas Demek |
| 4th | BVSC Budapest | HUN | Zoltan Varga, János Jakab , Adam Lindner, Krisztian Molnar |
| 5 | SKK El Nino Praha | CZ | Petr Kaucky, Bohumil Vozicky, Jan Urbanek, Frantisek Placek, Tomas Pavelka |
| 6th | Kecskeméti Spartacus sports basket | HUN | Lehel Demeter, Andras Podpinka , Levente Szarka, Gabor Jakab |
| 7th | Gymnastics Association Sparkasse Innsbruck | AUT | Robert Gardos , Krisztian Gardos, Christoph Maier |
| 8th | TJ Nova hat Ostrava | CZ | Dmitrij Prokopcov , Lubomír Jančařík , Martin Hanak |
| 9 | ASKÖ Glas Wiesbauer Mauthausen | AUT | Ding Yi , Bernhard Preßlmayr, Chen Zhiping |
| 10 | SKST Bratislava | SK | Viktor Didukh, Martin Guman, Erik Illas, Kristian Kobes |
| 11 | SVS Lower Austria / 2 | AUT | Michael Pichler, Daniel Habesohn , Mathias Habesohn |
| 12 | SK Mostex Raca Bratislava | SK | Tomas Sereda, Zoltan Lelkes, Radoslav Blazek |
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Postas Matev SE Budapest | HUN | Petra Lovas , Vivien Ellö, Rita Kertai, Jie Schöpp , Timea Varga |
| 2 | ASKÖ Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Li Qiangbing , Iveta Vacenovská , Veronika Heine , Liu Jia |
| 3 | Orosháza Hungarotel ASE | HUN | Timea Viski, Timea Vass, Georgeta Olaru, Anamaria Erdelji, Georgeja Cojocaru |
| 4th | Slovan Břeclav Gumotex | CZ | Ivana Weberova, Zuzana Poliačková , Olesja Stachova, Lucie Gajanova |
| 5 | ASKÖ LZ Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Carina Jonsson , Martina Petzner, Timea Ambrus |
| 6th | SKST Topvar Topolcany | SK | Lenka Kmotorkova, Barbora Balážová , Alena Kudelova |
| 7th | SKST Vlašim | CZ | Kateřina Pěnkavová , Lucie Czyzova, Aneta Martinkova |
| 8th | SK SOG Nitra | SK | Jana Medrikova, Alexandra Kreskocziova |
- AUT = Austria
- CZ = Czech Republic
- HUN = Hungary
- SK = Slovakia
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b NÖTTV Tischtennis Magazin 2005/4 (accessed on June 15, 2012; PDF; 622 kB)
- ↑ Results 2004/05 men (accessed June 15, 2012)
- ↑ Results 2004/05 women (accessed June 15, 2012)