Super League (Europe) 2009/10
The Super League 2009/10 was the 17th season of the Super League in table tennis . It lasted from September 2009 to March 2010.
In the men’s competition, 12 teams started, four from Slovakia, three from the Czech Republic, two each from Austria and Slovenia and one from Hungary. Three groups of four played a sequence in a round trip. The first and second teams from these groups then competed in a play-off system for places one to six. The remaining teams played from places 7 to 12 in the play-off process.
Twelve teams were registered for the women, five from Austria, three from Hungary, two from the Czech Republic and one each from Slovakia and Croatia. In three groups of four, a round trip was played in the mode everyone against everyone. Then the first and second of these groups played for places 1 to 6, the rest for places 7 to 12.
Each team provided two doubles and four singles. There were two doubles and eight singles, which were carried out according to the federal system . A competition is abandoned when a team has reached six points.
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SVS Lower Austria | AUT | Chen Weixing , Michael Pichler, Daniel Habesohn , Stefan Fegerl |
| 2 | El Nino Prague / 1 | CZ | Tomas Konecny, Tomas Tregler , Michal Obeslo, Dmitrij Prokopcov |
| 3 | CVSE Celldömölk | HUN | Peter Fazekas, Adam Lindner, Robert Pagonyi, Peter Olbei, Farkas |
| 4th | KST Robot Mokré Lazce | CZ | Lubomír Jančařík , Jakub Kleprlik, Ondrej Buba, Viktor Didukh |
| 5 | SATEX Bratislava | SK | Erik Illas, Yang Xiaofu, Elcin Gasymov, David Karas |
| 6th | SKST Bratislava | SK | Bai He, Michal Bardon, Martin Guman, Peter Krkoska, Kristian Kobes |
| 7th | STAVO-IMPEX Holíč | SK | Jie Jianwei, Miroslav Zajic, Yang Lei, Patrick Marek, Martin Palcek |
| 8th | UTTC Stockerau | AUT | Stanislaw Fraczyk , Borna Kovac, Adam Pattantyus |
| 9 | El Nino Praha / 2 | CZ | Michal Obeslo, Frantisek Obeslo, Petr Kaucky, Tomas Havlik, Michal Zatrepalek |
| 10 | NTK Murska Sobota | SLO | Gregor Kocuvan, Jan Zibrat , Tomaz Roudi |
| 11 | NTK Kema Puconci | SLO | Zvonko Plohl, Mitja Horvat, Bojan Roposa |
| 12 | RACA Bratislava | SK | Tomas Sereda, Zoltan Lelkes, Andrej Slovacik |
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Linz AG Froschberg | AUT | Iveta Vacenovská , Liu Jia , Monika Führer , Sofia Polcanova |
| 2 | LZ Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Liu Yuan , Kateřina Pěnkavová , Martina Petzner, Anelji Lupulescu |
| 3 | Budaörsi SC 2i | HUN | Szandra Pergel , Krisztina Szvitan, Mariann Juhasz, Ema Recko, Adrienn Szentkeressy-Kovacs |
| 4th | SVS Lower Austria | AUT | Li Qian Bing, Judith Herczig , Valentina Popová , Andrea Kubrikova, Veronika Heine |
| 5 | SKST Topvar Topolcany | SK | Barbora Balážová , Iveta Klacanska, Alena Kudelova, Yang Xiao |
| 6th | SKST Hodonin | CZ | Hana Matelova , Alena Vachovcová , Ivana Pelcmanova |
| 7th | MSK CP Břeclav | CZ | Renáta Štrbíková , Kristyna Mikulcova |
| 8th | TTC Villach | AUT | Alena Kmotorkova, Viera Majercikova, Jana Medrikova |
| 9 | Szekszárd AC | HUN | Liu Siyu, Iryna Motsyk, Edina Toth, Judit Wittinger |
| 10 | Asztalitenisz Sportegyesület Orosháza | HUN | Kata Toth, Zsuzsanna Vegh, Melinda Ciurcui |
| 11 | STK Mladost Zagreb | CRO | Mateja Jeger, Mirna Tomic, Josipa Zajec, Ida Jazbec |
| 12 | UTTV Pinkafeld | AUT | Anita Nyitrai, Adriana Brunaiova, Christiana Kont, Paulina Narkiewicz, Monika Juric, Kateryna Wolf |
- AUT = Austria
- CRO = Croatia
- CZ = Czech Republic
- HUN = Hungary
- SK = Slovakia
- SLO = Slovenia
Individual evidence
- ↑ Results 2009/10 men (accessed on June 16, 2012)
- ↑ Results 2009/10 women (accessed June 16, 2012)