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Butterfly Scholarships |
12/30/2005
2005 ITTF World Junior Championships,10 Dec 2005 - 17 Dec 2005, Linz, AUT
Tamasu Butterfly provides scholarships each year for five young players in liaison with the ITTF Global Junior Programme; it is a three year policy with the first awards having been made in 2005. In 2006, three girls will receive awards, Kasumi ISHIKAWA (Japan), Sofia POLCANOVA (Moldova) and Olena SOWERS (U.S.A.) whilst one boy, JUNG Young Sik (Korea), has been granted an award. The fifth scholarship will be shared between two boys, SHING Yoshua Jordan (Vanuatu) and Robbie FRANK (Australia).
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Champions Crowned |
12/17/2005
2005 ITTF World Junior Championships,10 Dec 2005 - 17 Dec 2005, Linz, AUT
Friday 17th December 2005
World Junior Championships
Press Release: Champions Crowned
Champions Crowned
PHOTO: DING NING winner of three titles in Linz
Germany’s Patrick BAUM and China’s DING Ning won the Boys’ and Girls’ Singles titles respectively at the 3rd World Junior Table Tennis Championships in Linz. Austria on Saturday 17th December 2005.
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German Joy |
12/17/2005
2005 ITTF World Junior Championships,10 Dec 2005 - 17 Dec 2005, Linz, AUT
Two left handers contested the Boys' Singles final at the World Junior Championships in Linz on Saturday 17th December 2005; a quite unusual occasion in the history of the World Junior Championships or the senior equivalent.
The two players in question were Ptrick BAUM of Germany and Jun MIZUTANI of Japan.
Both previous Boys' Singles final in the World Junior Championships had seen two right handers in action, whilst in the Men's Singles final at a World Championships two left hand.... |
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A Capital Performance |
12/17/2005
2005 ITTF World Junior Championships,10 Dec 2005 - 17 Dec 2005, Linz, AUT
Two Chinese teenagers contested the Girls' Singles final in Linz on the afternoon of Saturday 17th December 2005 at the 3rd World Junior Championships; furthermore, they were both from the same city, the capital city, Beijing.
The players in question were DING Ning and PENG Xue, the former left handed, the latter right handed, two players who some twenty minutes earlier had together won the Girls' Doubles title. .... |
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Gold For Chinese Taipei |
12/17/2005
2005 ITTF World Junior Championships,10 Dec 2005 - 17 Dec 2005, Linz, AUT
The Girls' Doubles final at the World Junior Championships in Linz had seen a contest between Asia and Europe.
The Boys' Doubles saw the same situation.
CHIANG Hung-Chieh and HUANG Sheng-Sheng of Chinese Taipei playing against Stanislav GOLOVANOV and Kirill SKACHKOV of Russia.
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Clinical Efficiency |
12/17/2005
2005 ITTF World Junior Championships,10 Dec 2005 - 17 Dec 2005, Linz, AUT
Asia versus Europe was the scenario for the final of the Girls' Doubles event at the World Junior Championships in Linz on the afternoon of Saturday 17th December 2005.
It was DING Ning and PENG Xue of China versus Galia DVORAK and Sara RAMIREZ of Spain.
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German In Top Form |
12/17/2005
2005 ITTF World Junior Championships,10 Dec 2005 - 17 Dec 2005, Linz, AUT
The victory of Jun MIZUTANI in the first semi-final of the Boys' Singles event at the 3rd World Junior Championships in Linz on the morning of Saturday 17th December 2005 meant that the final would be contested between two left handers.
Germany's Patrick BAUM and Chinese Taipei's HUANG Sheng-Sheng, the players contesting the second Boys' Singles semi-final, both being left handed.
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