Super League (Europe) 2010/11
The 2010/11 Super League was the 18th season of the Table Tennis Super League . It lasted from September 2010 to March 2011.
For the first time, Switzerland was also represented in the super league, the TTC Neuhausen reported a women's team.
This time, only 9 teams started in the men's competition, three from Slovakia, two each from Austria and the Czech Republic and one each from Hungary and Slovenia. Three groups of three 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 9 in the play-off process.
Twelve teams were registered for the women, three each from Austria and the Czech Republic, two each from Hungary and Slovakia and one each from Croatia and Switzerland. 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 , Werner Schlager , Stefan Fegerl , Daniel Habesohn , Dominik Habesohn |
| 2 | El Nino PRAHA | CZ | Tomas Konecny, Tomas Tregler , Michal Obeslo, Dmitrij Prokopcov |
| 3 | CVSE Celldömölk | HUN | Adam Lindner, Peter Fazekas, Daniel Kriston |
| 3 | SK SATEX Bratislava | SK | Erik Illas, Martin Jaslovsky, Elcin Gasymov, Wei Weinan |
| 5 | STAVOIMPEX Holíč | SK | Wang Yang , Radek Mrkvicka, Miroslav Zajic, Martin Palcek, Valentin Bazenov, Yang Lei, Marek Klasek |
| 6th | SK Kotlarka Praha | CZ | Petr Kaucky, Frantisek Obeslo, Marek Obeslo, Lukas Mazura, Michal Zatrepalek |
| 7th | UTTC-Stockerau | AUT | Stanislaw Fraczyk , Borna Kovac, Adam Pattantyus |
| 8th | RACA Bratislava | SK | Tomas Sereda, Zoltan Lelkes, Andrej Slovacik |
| 9 | NTK Kema Puconci | SLO | Dominik Skraban, Mitja Horvat, Bojan Roposa |
| space | team | nation | Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SVS Ströck | AUT | Li Qian Bing, Valentina Popová , Daniela Dodean , Huang Yi-Hua , Judith Herczig , Jiang Xue |
| 2 | Linz AG Froschberg | AUT | Iveta Vacenovská , Sofia Polcanova , Liu Jia , Kateřina Pěnkavová |
| 3 | Mladost Iskon Zagreb | CRO | Tamara Boroš , Mirela Durak , Zhou Yue, Mateja Jeger, Mirna Tomic |
| 4th | MSK CP Břeclav | CZ | Vivien Ellö, Lenka Harabaszova, Kristyna Mikulcova, Alena Dubkowa |
| 5 | Budaörsi SC | HUN | Szandra Pergel , Ema Recko, Cornelia Molnar , Krisztina Szvitan, Adrienn Szentkeressy-Kovacs |
| 6th | SKST CSAD Hodonin | CZ | Alena Vachovcová , Ivana Pelcmanova, Natalie Horak, Hana Matelova |
| 7th | LZ Linz-Froschberg | AUT | Liu Yuan , Anelji Lupulescu, Kovacs, Larisa Magyarosi |
| 8th | Szekszárd AC | HUN | Andrada Vincze, Liu Siyu, Judit Wittinger, Mirella Madacki, Tapai |
| 9 | SKST Topvar Topolcany | SK | Dijana Holok, Alena Kmotorkova, Alena Kudelova, Veronika Hippikova, Alena Kmotorkova |
| 10 | TTC Neuhausen | CH | Monika Führer , Iva Kubisova, Laura Schärrer, Jacqueline Weiss |
| 11 | TJ Spartak Hluk | CZ | Lucie Zmolikova, Aneta Kucerova, Monika Jancova |
| 12 | OSK Miňovce | SK | Sona Hudecova, Eva Jurkova, Ludmila Jurkova, Janka Mihalovova, Martina Adamekova |
- AUT = Austria
- CH = Switzerland
- CRO = Croatia
- CZ = Czech Republic
- HUN = Hungary
- SK = Slovakia
- SLO = Slovenia
Individual evidence
- ↑ Results 2010/11 Men (accessed on June 16, 2012)
- ↑ a b ÖTTV homepage, results service 2010/11, menu item Superleague Champions play-off - view - PDF selection (accessed on June 15, 2012)
- ↑ Results 2010/11 women (accessed on June 16, 2012)