Super League (Europe) 2005/06
The 2005/06 Super League was the 13th season of the Table Tennis Super League . It lasted from September 2005 to March 2006.
For the first time teams from Croatia and Slovenia took part.
In the men’s race, 12 teams started, three from Austria, three from the Czech Republic, two from Hungary, two from Slovakia, one from Croatia and one from Slovenia. 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.
Eight teams were registered for the women, two each from Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, one from Croatia and one from Slovenia. Hungary was not represented. In two 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 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 , Daniel Habesohn , Mathias Habesohn, Karl Jindrak |
| 2 | Start Horni Sucha | CZ | Marek Cihak, Radek Kostal, Peter Sereda |
| 3 | SKK El Nino Praha | CZ | Dmitrij Prokopcov , Bohumil Vozicky, Petr David, Petr Kaucky, Tomas Konecny, Jiří Vráblík |
| 4th | STK Vecernij List Zagreb | CRO | Roko Tosic, Tomislav Zubcic, Tomislav Kolarek |
| 5 | KST Robot Mokré Lazce | CZ | Tomas Demek, Jakub Kleprlik, Michal Kleprlik |
| 6th | BVSC Budapest | HUN | Zoltan Varga, János Jakab , Adam Lindner, Krisztian Molnar |
| 7th | Gymnastics Association Sparkasse Innsbruck | AUT | Krisztian Gardos, Christoph Maier, Lukacs Balazs |
| 8th | ASKÖ Erdgas Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Zhang Jie, Zsolt Harczi, Stefan Fegerl , Feng |
| 9 | ZNTK Finea Maribor | SLO | Gregor Komac, Gregor Zafostnik, Gregor Skafar |
| 10 | Kecskeméti Spartacus sports basket | HUN | Lehel Demeter, Attila Turbok, Levente Szarka, Attila Vajda |
| 11 | SKST Bratislava | SK | Erik Illas, Michal Balaz, Lubomir Kokes, Peter Craven, Kristian Kobes |
| 12 | RACA Bratislava | SK | Tomas Sereda, Zoltan Lelkes, Radoslav Blazek, Elcin Gasymov |
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ASKÖ Erdgas Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Li Qiangbing , Iveta Vacenovská , Veronika Heine , Liu Jia , Renner |
| 2 | HASTK Mladost Zagreb | CRO | Andrea Bakula , Biljana Todorovic, Suncica Vugrinec, Mirela Durak |
| 3 | NTK Iskra Vrtojba | SLO | Yang Ting, P. Skafar, Petra Skabar |
| 4th | LZ Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Carina Jonsson , Lenka Kmotorkova, Martina Petzner |
| 5 | Slovan Břeclav Gumotex | CZ | Ivana Weberova, Zuzana Poliačková , Olesja Stachova, Lucie Gajanova, Pavlina Rezna |
| 6th | SKST Topvar Topolcany | SK | Barbora Balážová , Alena Kudelova, Iveta Klacanska, Nina Belianska, Veronika Hippikova |
| 7th | SKST Hodonin | CZ | Alena Vachovcová , Alexandra Pelcmanova, Kristyna Ondriskova, Hana Matelova |
| 8th | SST Euromilk Dunajská Streda | SK | Angela Fekete, Dajana Filistovova, E. Karikova, Handlova |
- AUT = Austria
- CRO = Croatia
- CZ = Czech Republic
- HUN = Hungary
- SK = Slovakia
- SLO = Slovenia
Individual evidence
- ↑ Results 2005/06 Men (accessed on June 16, 2012)
- ↑ Results 2005/06 women (accessed on June 16, 2012)