Super League (Europe) 2003/04
The 2003/04 Super League was the eleventh season of the Table Tennis Super League . It lasted from September 2003 to March 2004.
The game system was changed compared to the previous season . A group of four with the strongest teams from the previous season and a group of eight played a sequence in a first half (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.
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.
For the first time there was a deviation from the requirement of "three clubs per nation". Only two Hungarian teams competed in the men's competition, four from the Czech Republic. In the women's race, four teams from Hungary competed and only two from Austria.
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SVS Lower Austria | AUT | Werner Schlager , Chen Weixing , Karl Jindrak , Kostadin Lengerov |
| 2 | Start Horni Sucha | CZ | Marek Cihak, Radek Kostal, Radek Mrkvicka, Petr Korbel |
| 3 | BVSC Budapest | HUN | Zoltan Varga, Károly Németh , Marton Marsi, János Jakab , Adam Lindner |
| 4th | KST Robot Mokré Lazce | CZ | Tomas Demek, Josef Simoncik, Tomas Konecny, Jakub Kleprlik, Tomas Janasek |
| 5 | Stavebni fakulta SKK El Nino Praha | CZ | Josef Plachý , Tomas Pavelka, Marek Klasek, František Krčil |
| 6th | ASKÖ Glas Wiesbauer Mauthausen | AUT | Ding Yi , Bernhard Preßlmayr, Chen Zhiping |
| 7th | Gymnastics Association Sparkasse Innsbruck | AUT | Robert Gardos , Krisztian Gardos, Christoph Simoner, Christoph Maier |
| 8th | Kecskeméti TransLogistic Spartacus | HUN | Lehel Demeter, Zoltan Zoltan, Miklos Somosi, Levente Szarka |
| 9 | ŠK Mostex Raca - Bratislava | SK | Peter Sereda, Tomas Sereda, Michal Bardon |
| 10 | SKST Banik Bonap Haviřov | CZ | Martin Pavlica, Andrey Grossu, Petr David, Jaromir Zlamal, P.Ocko |
| 11 | MSK HCH Čadca | SK | Miroslav Horejsi, Vladimir Poliacek, Pavel Petras |
| 12 | MSK Mareka Malacky | SK | Martin Palcek, M. Palovcic, Martin Gajdos, Patrick Marek |
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Statisztika Petöfi SC Budapest | HUN | Mária Fazekas , Zita Molnar, Tamara Boroš , Georgina Póta |
| 2 | ASKÖ Erdgas Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Li Qiangbing , Iveta Vacenovská , Edith Gruber |
| 3 | Budapest Sport Egyesület | HUN | Anna Isaeva, Eva Braun, Cornelia Vaida |
| 4th | Postas-MATAV SE Budapest | HUN | Petra Lovas , Vivien Ellö, Rita Kertai, Olga Nemes |
| 5 | Start Horni Sucha | CZ | Dana Hadačová , Renáta Štrbíková , Zuzana Poliačková |
| 6th | SKST CASD Hodonin Be-Tong | CZ | Alena Vachovcová , Iveta Klacanska, Monika Jancova, Eva Matuskova, J.Pistkova |
| 7th | TJ Ferrum Frýdlant nad Ostravicí | CZ | Ivana Weberova, Hana Bartosova, Libuse Horakova, Marie Hrachová , E. Subcicova |
| 8th | Orosháza Hungarotel ASE | HUN | Krisztina Szvitan, Timea Viski, Timea Vass, Anamaria Erdelji |
| 9 | STK Topvar Topolcany | SK | Alena Frtalova, Lenka Kmotorkova, Veronika Glosova, Alexandra Pelcmanova |
| 10 | Performance center Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Martina Petzner, Veronika Heine , Franziska Wex |
| 11 | SKST Topolcany | SK | Barbora Balážová , Ivana Pelcmanova, Veronika Hippikova, Nina Belianska |
| 12 | TJ Trnavka Bratislava | SK | P.Tancibokova, Kristina Mikova, A.Horcikova, M.Doblejova, L.Holeciova, K.Szulanyiova, Elena Thomasova |
- AUT = Austria
- CZ = Czech Republic
- HUN = Hungary
- SK = Slovakia
Individual evidence
- ↑ Results 2003/04 men (accessed on June 15, 2012)
- ↑ Results 2003/04 women (accessed on June 16, 2012)