Peter Rosenmeier Sends Clear Message from Poland as he Collects Two Titles in Wladyslawowo

Gold medallist at both the Beijing 2008 and Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, Denmark’s Peter Rosenmeier, alongside the host nation’s Karolina Pek and Thailand’s Chilchitaryak Bootswarina emerged the most successful players at the ITTF Polish Para Open 2024, play concluding in Wladyslawowo on Friday 29th March.

Each departed with two titles.

Peter Rosenmeier won men’s singles class 6 before partnering colleague Freja Larsen to success in mixed doubles class 14.

Similarly, Chilchitaryak Bootswarina emerged the women’s singles class 1-2 winner, prior to joining forces with compatriot, Dararat Asayut to secure women’s doubles class 5 gold.

Not to be overlooked, after securing women’s singles class 9 gold, Karolina Pek partnered Piotr Grudzien to mixed doubles class 17 gold.

FINALS

Men’s Singles Class 1-2

Fabien Lamirault (FRA) v Peter Lovas (SVK) 8,-11,5,12

Men’s Singles Class 3
Baek Youngbok (KOR) v Thomas Brüchle (GER) 4,-6,-5,8,6

Men’s Singles Class 4
Abdullah Ozturk (TUR) v Francisco Lopez (ESP) -6,7,2,7

Men’s Singles Class 5
Tommy Urhaug (NOR) v Ali Ozturk (TUR) 9,10,-9,8

Men’s Singles Class 6
Peter Rosemeier (DEN) v Ignacio Torres (CHI) 5,5,7

Men’s Singles Class 7
Chalermpong Punpoo (THA) v Kevin Dourbecker (FRA) 8,9,4

Men’s Singles Class 8
Maksym Chudzicki (POL) v Piotr Grudzien (POL) 9,10,-7,7

Men’s Singles Class 9
Daniel Gustafsson (SWE) v Liu Chaodong (CHN) -10,-7,8,3,1

Men’s Singles Class 10
Pawel Wlodyka (POL) v Manuel Echaveguren (CHI) -4,7,9,8

Men’s Singles Class 11
Chen Po-Yen (TPE) v Eduardo Cuesta (ESP) -6,5,4,6

Women’s Singles Class 1-2
1. Chilchitraryak Bootswarina (THA) 2. Femke Cobben (NED)

Women’s Singles Class 3
Andela Muzinic (CRO) v Li Migyu (KOR) 9,8,10

Women’s Singles Class 4
Sandra Mikolaschek (GER) v Irem Oluk (TUR) 5,-8,7,5

Women’s Singles Class 5
Caroline Tabib (ISR) v Jung Younga (KOR) 7,-12,8,-8,4

Women’s Singles Class 6
Felicity Pickard (GBR) v Camelia Ciripan (ROU) 5,-8,7,-4,10

Women’s Singles Class 7
1. Bly Twomey (GBR) 2. Nora Korneliussen (NOR) 3. Tiziana Oliv (GER) 4. Jenny Slettum (NOR)

Women’s Singles Class 8
1. Aida Dahlen (NOR) 2. Frederique Van Hoof (NED) 3. Azofia Arloy (HUN) 4. Freja Larsen (DEN)

Women’s Singles Class 9
1. Karolina Paek (POL) 2. Alexia Szvitacs (HUN) 3. Mirjana Lucic (CRO) 4. Altynaty Yerzhankyzy (KAZ)

Women’s Singles Class 10
1. Merve Demir (TUR) 2. Melissa Tapper (AUS) 3. Lin Tzu-Yu (TPE) 4. Nozomi Nakamura (JPN)

Women’s Singles Class 11
Miya Yamaguchi (JPN) v Miya Yamaguchi (JPN) 8,7,2

Men’s Doubles Class 4
Daniel Rodriguez/Manasori Uno (ESP/JPN) v Baek Youngbok/Nam Kiwon (KOR) 11,6,6

Men’s Doubles Class 8
Kim Junggil/Kim Younggun (KOR) v Jang Yeongjin/Peter Mihalik (KOR/SVK) 4,-11,-9,7,4

Men’s Doubles Class 14
Jordi Morales/Israel Stroh (ESP/BRA) v Ben Despineux/Krizander Magnussen (BEL/NOR)-10,-8,7,7,8

Men’s Doubles Class 18
Ross Wilson/Borna Zohil (GBR/CRO) v Ashley Facey/Joshua Stacey (GBR) 8,9,-9,-4,8

Women’s Doubles Class 5
Dararat Asayut/Chilchitaryak Bootswarina (THA) 2. Ghaliah Alanazi/Maryam Al-Myrisl (KSA)

Women’s Doubles Class 10
Kang Oejeong/Jung Younga (KOR) v Lee Migyu/Flora Vauthier (KOR/FRA) -11,6,7,9

Women’s Doubles Class 14
Sophia Kelmer/Katarzyna Marszal (BRA/POL) 2. Morgen Caillau/Nina Reck (FRA/GER)

Women’s Doubles Class 20
Lin Tzu-Yu/Tian Shiau-Wen (TPE) 2. Zsofia Arloy (HUN)

Women’s Doubles Class 22
Ewa Cychowska/Denisa Macurova (POL/CZE) 2. Seo Yanghee/Sumeyra Turk (KOR/TUR)

Mixed Doubles Class 4
Nan Kiwon/Edith Sigala (KOR/MEX) 2. Ibrahim Al-Hassan/Maryam Al-Myrisl (KSA)

Mixed Doubles Class 7
Kim Younggun/Lee Migyu (KOR) v Jang Yeongjin/An Mi Hyeon (KOR) 3-2

Mixed Doubles Class 10
Ali Ozturk/Irem Oluk (TUR) 2. Baek Youngbok/Jung Younga (KOR)

Mixed Doubles Class 14
Peter Rosenmeier/Freja Larsen (DEN) 2. Cristian Dettoni/Zsofia Arloy (CHI/HUN)

Mixed Doubles Class 17
Piotr Grudzien/Karolina Pek (POL) v Andras Csonka/Alexa Szvitacs (HUN) 7,-6,-8,9,5

Mixed Doubles Class 20
Su Jin-Sian/Tian Shiau-Wen (TPE) 2. Lin Chun-Ting/Lin Tzui-Yu (TPE)

Mixed Doubles Class 22
Chen Po-Yen/Li Jing-Shiuan (TPE) 2. Kim Gitae/Seo Yanghee (KOR)

Eyes now turn to Monday 1st April, the World rankings that will determine places in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

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