Table Soccer Triumphs: A Recap of 2023's Top Performances!
As the curtains fell on the electrifying matches of 2023, let's explore the tales of triumph that defined the world of table soccer.
Mixed Doubles Marvels:
3rd Place: Stefan Burmetler (Austria) A force on the table, securing the third spot with finesse, representing Austria with pride and showcasing his skill with 665 points.
2nd Place: Tony Spredeman (USA) A master tactician, claiming the second place, proving that his prowess extends beyond borders, amassing a formidable 667 points.
1st Place: Thomas Haas (Germany) The undisputed champion orchestrating victory with a staggering 694 points, leaving an indelible mark on the global stage.
Junior Juggernauts:
Junior Singles:
3rd Place: Michal Lipinski (Poland) showcases incredible skills with 530 points. A force to be reckoned with!
2nd Place: Laurin Breuer (Austria) secures the second position in both Junior rankings, proving his mettle on the table
1st Place: David Hansen (Germany) Clinching the top spot, David is carving a name for himself in the Junior category
Junior Doubles:
3rd Place: David Hansen (Germany) also emerging triumphant in Junior Singles, exhibiting skill that promises a bright future for German table soccer.
2nd Place: Laurin Breuer (Austria) securing second place in Junior Doubles and showcasing his prowess in Junior Singles.
1st Place: Raphael Holzer (Austria) a rising star claiming first place in Junior Doubles with an impressive 710 points.
Senior Sensations:
Senior Doubles:
3rd Place: Arnaud Gufflet (France) exhibiting seasoned battles, securing third place in Senior Doubles, proving age is just a number.
2nd Place: Christophe Arcelin (France) showcasing a blend of experience and skill with 715 points, claiming the second spot in Senior Doubles.
1st Place: Martin Schirmer (Germany) the maestro, clinching the top spot in Senior Doubles with an outstanding 750 points.
Senior Singles:
3rd Place: Salewski Markus (Germany) exhibiting wisdom and skill in Senior Singles, securing the third spot.
2nd Place: Gufflet Arnaud (France) demonstrating prowess in Senior Singles, securing the second spot.
1st Place: Honekamp Wilfried (Germany) a champion in Senior Singles, seizing the throne with an extraordinary 650 points.
Women's Dominance:
Women Doubles:
3rd Place: Ekaterina Atanasova (Bulgaria) displaying sheer dominance, securing third place in Women's Doubles with 750 points.
2nd Place: Ecaterina Sarbulescu (Romania) a force from Romania, claiming the second spot in Women's Doubles with 1063 points.
1st Place: My Linh Tran (Germany) emerging as the Women's Doubles champion, claiming first place with an outstanding 1098 points.
Women Singles:
3rd Place: Ekaterina Atanasova (Bulgaria) securing third place in Women's Singles with 696 points.
2nd Place: Blagovesta Hoffmann (Bulgaria) demonstrating prowess, securing the second spot in Women's Singles with 696 points.
1st Place: My Linh Tran (Germany) championing Women's Singles, securing first place with 887 points.
Open Excellence:
Open Doubles:
3rd Place: Yannik Hansen (Germany) bringing his A-game to secure third place in Open Doubles with 756 points.
2nd Place: Felix Droese (Germany) a powerhouse in Open Doubles, claiming the second spot with 808 points.
1st Place: Tony Spredeman (USA) a juggernaut in Open Singles, securing the top spot with an extraordinary 910 points.
Open Singles:
3rd Place: Martin Dousa (Czechia) displaying exceptional skill, securing third place in Open Singles with 688 points.
2nd Place: Stefan Burmetler (Austria) the rising star, securing the second spot in Open Singles with 756 points.
1st Place: Tony Spredeman (USA) the unstoppable force in Open Singles, securing the first place with an extraordinary 910 points.
The symphony of skill, dedication, and sportsmanship played out on the table in 2023, leaving an indelible mark on the world of table soccer. As we bid farewell to these remarkable competitions, we look forward to another year of brilliance, where champions will rise, stars will shine, and the enduring spirit of the game will prevail.
