11th Trophy European Pentathlon 1989
Official logo
Tournament dates
Tournament type:
European Championship
Tournament format:
Round robin
Organizer:
CEB / DDBU
Tournament details
Venue:
Nykøbing Falster sports hall, Nykøbing Falster Denmark
Opening:
September 21, 1989
Endgame:
September 24, 1989
Attendees:
8 nations, 40 players
Defending champion:
Germany Germany
Winner:
Belgium Belgium
2nd finalist:
Germany Germany
3rd place:
Spain Spain
Prize money:
Amateur European Championship
Venue on the map
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The Trophy European Pentathlon 1989 was the eleventh European pentathlon championship for national teams, mostly known under the name TEP. The tournament took place from September 21 to 24, 1989 in Nykøbing Falster on the Danish island of Falster .
history
After five years an organizer for the TEP tournament was found again. In the Danish Nykøbing Falster , the sentence system was played for the first time, which significantly lowered the averages of the games. Most of the participants did not agree with this system. Nevertheless, the successful teams of recent years were back at the top of the final table. After 15 years the Belgians won again over Germany. The surprise team this time was Spain, which was able to place ahead of Austria and the five-time winner Netherlands.
Registered teams
discipline
Netherlands
Belgium
Germany
France
Free game
Netherlands Ad Koorevaar
Belgium Peter Bracke
Germany Volker Baten
France Georges Bourezg
Cadre 71/2
Netherlands John van der Stappen
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
Germany Wolfgang Zenkner
France Brahim Djoubri
Cadre 47/1
Netherlands Jos Bongers
Belgium Philippe Deraes
Germany Fabien Blondeel
France Louis Edelin
cover
Netherlands Dick Jaspers
Belgium Ludo Dielis
Germany Thomas Wildforster
France Egidio Vierat
Three-cushion
Netherlands Aria Weijenburg
Belgium Paul Stroobants
Germany Dieter Müller
France Serge Vidal
discipline
Austria
Spain
Denmark
Greece
Free game
Austria Michael Hikl
Spain Rafael Garcia
Denmark Jesper Larsen
Greece Dion Tsokantas
Cadre 71/2
Austria Stephan Horvath
Spain Carlos Tuset
Denmark Thomas Larsen
Greece Krikellas
Cadre 47/1
Austria Kurt Mastny
Spain Juan Albert
Denmark Daniel Nielsen
Greece Nikos Tremoulis
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Austria Christoph Pilss
Spain Pedro Arnau
Denmark Karsten Lieberkind
Greece George Sakkas
Three-cushion
Austria Franz Stenzel
Spain José Carrillo
Denmark Danny Korte
Greece Lambrou
Tournament mode
It was played in two groups with four teams in the round robin system. The first two in each group qualified for the semi-finals. The two semi-final winners played the final, the losers played off third place. The other places were no longer played.
At the request of the organizer, all disciplines were played in the sentence system.
Game distances:
Free game: 2 winning sets up to 100 points
Cadre 71/2: 2 winning sets up to 60 points
Cadre 47/1: 2 winning sets up to 60 points
Binding: 2 winning sets up to 50 points
Three cushion: 2 winning sets up to 15 points
A push was only given if the game could be ended in one shot.
Group round
The individual results of the team games are not available.
Group A
Surname
MP
Germany - Greece
6: 4
Surname
MP
Belgium - France
8: 2
Surname
MP
Germany - France
8: 2
Surname
MP
Belgium - Greece
10-0
Surname
MP
France - Greece
10-0
Surname
MP
Belgium - Germany
8: 2
Closing table
The score for the final table:
MP = match points
PP = game points
Sentence points
space
country
Games
GUV
MP
PP
Sentence points
1
Belgium Belgium
3
3-0-0
6-0
26: 4
28: 9
2
Germany Germany
3
2-0-1
4: 2
16:14
18:19
3
France France
3
1-0-2
2: 4
14:16
20:19
4th
Greece Greece
3
0-0-3
0: 6
4:26
7:26
Group B games
Surname
MP
Netherlands - Denmark
8: 2
Surname
MP
Spain - Austria
6: 4
Surname
MP
Netherlands - Spain
6: 4
Surname
MP
Austria - Denmark
8: 2
Surname
MP
Spain - Denmark
8: 2
Surname
MP
Austria - Netherlands
8: 2
Closing table
The score for the final table:
MP = match points
PP = game points
Sentence points
space
country
Games
GUV
MP
PP
Sentence points
1
Austria Austria
3
2-0-1
4: 2
20:10
24:18
2
Spain Spain
3
2-0-1
4: 2
18:12
20:18
3
Netherlands Netherlands
3
2-0-1
4: 2
16:14
21:19
4th
Denmark Denmark
3
0-0-3
0: 6
6:24
15:25
Semifinals
Semi-final 1
Surname
MP
Belgium - Spain
8: 2
Semi-final 2
Surname
MP
Germany, Austria
10-0
3rd place match
Surname
MP
Spain - Austria
6: 4
final
Surname
MP
Belgium - Germany
6: 4
Closing table
The score for the final table:
MP = match points
PP = game points
Sentence points
space
country
Games
GUV
MP
PP
Sentence points
1
Belgium Belgium
5
5-0-0
10-0
40:10
43:17
2
Germany Germany
5
3-0-2
6: 4
30:20
33:26
3
Spain Spain
5
3-0-2
6: 4
26:24
30:32
4th
Austria Austria
5
2-0-3
4: 6
24:26
30:35
5
Netherlands Netherlands
3
2-0-1
4: 2
16:14
21:19
6th
France France
3
1-0-2
2: 4
14:16
20:19
7th
Denmark Denmark
3
0-0-3
0: 6
6:24
15:25
8th
Greece Greece
3
0-0-3
0: 6
4:26
7:26
Individual ranking lists
Free game
space
Surname
Games
GUV
MP
PP
Pts
Recording
GD
BSD
1
Austria Michael Hikl
5
4-0-1
8: 2
8: 4
874
26th
33.61
100.00
2
Belgium Peter Bracke
5
4-0-1
8: 2
8: 4
847
26th
32.57
100.00
3
Germany Volker Baten
5
3-0-2
6: 4
8: 4
860
20th
43.00
100.00
4th
Netherlands Ad Koorevaar
3
2-0-1
4: 2
5: 3
565
15th
37.66
100.00
5
France Georges Bourezg
3
2-0-1
4: 2
5: 3
525
16
32.81
100.00
6th
Spain Rafael Garcia
5
1-0-4
2: 8
2: 9
311
21st
14.80
50.00
7th
Denmark Jesper Larsen
3
0-0-3
0: 6
3: 6
483
24
20.12
100.00
8th
Greece Dion Tsokantas
3
0-0-3
0: 6
0: 6
115
15th
7.66
-
Cadre 71/2
space
Surname
Games
GUV
MP
PP
Pts
Recording
GD
BSD
1
Belgium Frédéric Caudron
5
4-0-1
8: 2
9: 3
676
28
24.14
60.00
2
Spain Carlos Tuset
5
4-0-1
8: 2
8: 2
534
34
15.70
20.00
3
Germany Wolfgang Zenkner
5
4-0-1
8: 2
9: 6
672
33
20.36
60.00
4th
Austria Stephan Horvath
5
2-0-3
4: 6
5: 7
521
33
15.78
60.00
5
Netherlands John van der Stappen
3
1-0-2
2: 4
3: 4
353
24
14.70
30.00
6th
France Brahim Djoubri
3
1-0-2
2: 4
3: 4
287
20th
14.35
20.00
7th
Greece Krikellas
3
0-0-3
0: 6
1: 6
113
23
4.91
12.00
8th
Denmark Thomas Larsen
3
0-0-3
0: 6
0: 6
172
23
7.47
-
Cadre 47/1
space
Surname
Games
GUV
MP
PP
Pts
Recording
GD
BSD
1
Belgium Philippe Deraes
5
4-0-1
8: 2
9: 3
649
44
14.75
60.00
2
Austria Kurt Mastny
5
3-0-2
6: 4
7: 7
595
42
14.16
60.00
3
Netherlands Jos Bongers
3
2-0-1
4: 2
5: 3
399
24
16.62
60.00
4th
France Louis Edelin
3
2-0-1
4: 2
5: 3
327
25th
13.08
30.00
5
Spain Juan Albert
5
2-0-3
4: 6
6: 8
464
47
9.82
20.00
6th
Germany Fabian Blondeel
5
2-0-3
4: 6
4: 7
360
31
11.61
60.00
7th
Greece Nikos Tremoulis
3
1-0-2
2: 4
2: 4
236
25th
9.44
30.00
8th
Denmark Daniel Nielsen
3
0-0-3
0: 6
3: 6
292
33
8.84
30.00
cover
space
Surname
Games
GUV
MP
PP
Pts
Recording
GD
BSD
1
Belgium Ludo Dielis
5
4-0-1
8: 2
9: 4
552
77
7.16
16.66
2
Spain Pedro Arnau
5
4-0-1
8: 2
8: 6
558
99
5.63
16.66
3
Denmark Karsten Lieberkind
3
2-0-1
4: 2
5: 2
292
40
7.30
16.66
4th
Germany Thomas Wildforster
5
2-0-3
4: 6
4: 7
445
70
6.35
25.00
5
France Egidio Vierat
3
1-0-2
2: 4
4: 4
353
54
6.53
12.50
6th
Greece George Sakkas
3
1-0-2
2: 4
3: 4
276
53
5.20
25.00
7th
Netherlands Dick Jaspers
5
1-0-4
2: 8
3: 5
276
51
5.41
12.50
8th
Austria Christoph Pilss
5
1-0-4
2: 8
5: 9
571
80
7.13
25.00
Three-cushion
space
Surname
Games
GUV
MP
PP
Pts
Recording
GD
BSD
1
Germany Dieter Müller
5
4-0-1
8: 2
8: 2
145
135
1.074
1,500
2
Belgium Paul Stroobants
5
4-0-1
8: 2
8: 3
145
132
1.098
1.666
3
Netherlands Aria Weijenburg
3
2-0-1
4: 2
5: 4
108
115
0.939
1,875
4th
Spain José Carrillo
5
2-0-3
4: 6
6: 7
151
177
0.853
3,750
5
Austria Franz Stenzel
5
3-0-3
4: 6
5: 8
155
170
0.911
1,875
6th
Denmark Danny Korte
3
1-0-2
2: 4
4: 5
113
130
0.869
1.666
7th
France Serge Vidal
3
1-0-2
2: 4
3: 5
91
105
0.866
1,500
8th
Greece Lambrou
3
0-0-3
0: 6
1: 6
61
95
0.642
1,875
Individual evidence
^
Heinrich Weingartner: Carambol . No. 244 . Vienna October 1989, p. 10-15 .
Despite the name, the tournament was a "European pentathlon championship for national teams" announced by the
CEB .
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