I Campionati Europei Master di Novi Sad sono terminati e il testimone è passato nelle mani del Comitato Organizzatore lettone, che ospiterà la manifestazione nel 2027 a Riga.

«È un grandissimo onore per la Lettonia - commenta Ina Jozepsone, vicepresidente della European Table Tennis Union e presidente della Federazione Lettone Tennistavolo, - ospitare gli Europei 2027 e non potremmo essere più entusiasti di dare il benvenuto ai migliori veterani del tennistavolo a Riga. La forza della Lettonia risiede nel suo team dedicato e capace, il cui duro lavoro e la cui competenza garantiranno un evento impeccabile e stimolante. Siamo orgogliosi di offrire un palcoscenico in cui l'esperienza e la sportività brillano e non vediamo l'ora di creare un evento davvero memorabile per tutti i partecipanti».

La macchina organizzativa è già al lavoro: «I preparativi sono a buon punto. È già stato creato un logo dedicato e il sito web ufficiale è online all'indirizzo evc2027.com. Il team organizzativo ha anche promosso attivamente l'evento. Ha avuto una presenza visibile all'EVC 2025 di Novi Sad, con un proprio stand per interagire con atleti e visitatori. Alla luce del forte interesse dimostrato qui in Serbia e dell’entusiasmo riscontrato allo stand lettone, è chiaro che l'evento sta già suscitando notevole attenzione. Con questo slancio, è ragionevole aspettarsi che il numero di partecipanti a Riga possa raggiungere, o addirittura superare, la soglia dei 3.000»

Ecco di seguito tutti i podi della rassegna continentale di Novi Sad:

Women’s Singles 40

• Gold Marina DONNER (Finland)
• Silver Tímea AMBRUS (Hungary)
• Bronze
• Kätlin PÕLDVEER (Estonia)
• Emilia KIJOK (Poland)

Women’s Singles 45

• Gold Olga CHRAMKO (Portugal)
• Silver Svetlana POPOVTSEVA (AIN)
• Bronze
• Laura KRUMINA (Norway)
• Diana PATAKI (Hungary)

Women’s Singles 50

• Gold Stanisava DIMANIĆ (Serbia)
• Silver Elena CHUNIKHINA (AIN)
• Bronze
• Krisztina SPENGLER (Hungary)
• Larisa LAVRUKHINA (AIN)

Women’s Singles 55

• Gold Elżbieta KAZBERUK (Poland)
• Silver Ulrika HANSSON (Sweden)
• Bronze
• Lena JOHNSSON (Sweden)
• Jutta ERNST (Germany)

Women’s Singles 60

• Gold Inna TIKHOMIROVA (AIN)
• Silver Galyna YENENKO (Ukraine)
• Bronze
• Maria VINTILA TIFACHI (Spain)
• Marta DAUBNEROVA (Slovakia)

Women’s Singles 65

• Gold Branka BATINIĆ (Croatia)
• Silver Birgit FINGER (Germany)
• Bronze
• Kai THORNBECH (Estonia)
• Giulia SOBRERO (Italy)

Women’s Singles 70

• Gold Elmira ANTONYAN BRUNNER (Switzerland)
• Silver Ekaterina KRASNOVA (AIN)
• Bronze
• Dina MINAKOVA (AIN)
• Larisa ANDREEVA (AIN)

Women’s Singles 75

• Gold Rita POGOSOVA (Italy)
• Silver Larisa ILINSKAIA (AIN)
• Bronze
• Linda SIMPSON (England)
• Alicja SKRZYPICKA (Poland)

Women’s Singles 80

• Gold Gizella ZACHER (Hungary)
• Silver Renata BURG (Austria)
• Bronze
• Mirosława BUTRYM (Poland)
• Colette LE CORVEC (France)

Women’s Singles 85

• Gold Gertrud MIKYSKA (Austria)
• Silver Heidi WUNNER (Germany)
• Bronze
• Eva ŠVECOVÁ (Czechia)
• Chantal MASSET (France)

WOMEN’S DOUBLES

Women’s Doubles 40

• Gold Marina DONNER (Finland), Sofia WESTHOLM (Sweden)
• Silver Tímea AMBRUS, Szilvia FARKAS (Hungary)
• Bronze
• Joanna ZILOTIN YORDANOVA, Svetlana SKOBKINA (Spain)
• Emilia KIJOK, Marzena JASINSKA (Poland)

Women’s Doubles 45

• Gold Diana PATAKI, Alexandra HAARANEN (Hungary)
• Silver Martina KAPFINGER (Austria), Ursula LUH-FLEISCHER (Germany)
• Bronze
• Svetlana BESOVA, Svetlana POPOVTSEVA (AIN)
• Olga CHRAMKO, Paula PENEDO (Portugal)

Women’s Doubles 50

• Gold Larisa LAVRUKHINA, Elena CHUNIKHINA (AIN)
• Silver Krisztina SPENGLER, Dr. Viktória MAROSI (Hungary)
• Bronze
• Jutta ERNST, Andrea WINTER (Germany)
• Anželika PETRAUSKIENĖ (Lithuania), Marina VASILEVA (AIN)

Women’s Doubles 55

• Gold Marta DAUBNEROVA (Slovakia), Elżbieta KAZBERUK (Poland)
• Silver Petronela BADUROVA, Daniela PETREKOVA (Slovakia)
• Bronze
• Lena JOHNSSON, Katarina ÅMARK (Sweden)
• Margit GEIGER (Switzerland), Zita FERENCZY (Romania)

Women’s Doubles 60

• Gold Cornelia BIENSTADT, Karen HELLWIG (Germany)
• Silver Ibolya SCHNEIDERNÉ MÁHLI, Márta TÓTH (Hungary)
• Bronze
• Erika URBÁN, Márta MATOLCSI (Hungary)
• Nicolette VASVÁRI, Rita PÁLMAINÉ BAÁN (Hungary)

Women’s Doubles 65

• Gold Branka BATINIĆ (Croatia), Kai THORNBECH (Estonia)
• Silver Helena KOZIOL (Poland), Brigitte GROPPER (Austria)
• Bronze
• Birgit FINGER (Germany), Svea ONNO (Estonia)
• Karin KAHL, Heidi PHILIPP (Germany)

Women’s Doubles 70

• Gold Sonja MILIC (Italy), Ekaterina KRASNOVA (AIN)
• Silver Éliane CHARBONNEAU, Françoise GUILLOTEAU (France)
• Bronze
• Dina MINAKOVA, Larisa ANDREEVA (AIN)
• Elmira ANTONYAN BRUNNER (Switzerland), Petra RUBIN (Germany)

Women’s Doubles 75

• Gold Gizella ZACHER (Hungary), Larisa ILINSKAIA (AIN)
• Silver Hannelore DILLENBERGER, Karin FLEMKE (Germany)
• Bronze
• Vera MEYER, Margitta ILSKENS (Germany)
• Colette LE CORVEC, Martine PONTILLE (France)

Women’s Doubles 80

• Gold June NELSON, Susan FELSTEAD (England)
• Silver Kari Solveig GJENGEDAL (Norway), Heidi WUNNER (Germany)
• Bronze
• Rosi BERG, Karin RAUSCHER (Germany)
• Margaret DIGNUM (England), Monika MAUL (Sweden)

Men’s Singles 40

• Gold Grigory VLASOV (AIN)
• Silver Thomas GUIGNAT (France)
• Bronze
• Josip HUZJAK (Croatia)
• Mathias HABESOHN (Austria)

Men’s Singles 45

• Gold Lucian FILIMON (France)
• Silver Cédric MERCHEZ (Belgium)
• Bronze
• Wojciech KOŁODZIEJCZYK (Poland)
• Aleksei MLINARZH (AIN)

Men’s Singles 50

• Gold Ioannis VLOTINOS (Greece)
• Silver David ŠTĚPÁNEK (Czechia)
• Bronze
• Fredrik ÅBORG (Sweden)
• Krisztian SZABÓ (Hungary)

Men’s Singles 55

• Gold Lorestas TRUMPAUSKAS (England)
• Silver Lars MATTSSON (Sweden)
• Bronze
• Henric FORSBERG (Sweden)
• Iván VITSEK (Hungary)

Men’s Singles 60

• Gold Zsolt-Georg BÖHM (Hungary)
• Silver Carsten EGEHOLT (Denmark)
• Bronze
• Zvonimir BRITKA (Serbia)
• Miklós NAGY (Hungary)

Men’s Singles 65

• Gold Yi DING (Austria)
• Silver Igor ROLDUGIN (AIN)
• Bronze
• Miroslav CECAVA (Czechia)
• Šandor JANKOVIĆ (Serbia)

Men’s Singles 70

• Gold Manfred NIESWAND (Germany)
• Silver Alexandr SAPRYKIN (Ukraine)
• Bronze
• Paal Edmund GUTTORMSEN (Norway)
• Hristo DASKALOV (Bulgaria)

Men’s Singles 75

• Gold Gerd WERNER (Germany)
• Silver Reinhard SORGER (Austria)
• Bronze
• Jozef BARDON (Slovakia)
• Nosratallah SAFAI (Sweden)

Men’s Singles 80

• Gold Wilfried LIECK (Germany)
• Silver Rene THEILLOUT (Germany)
• Bronze
• Wolfgang SCHMIDT (Germany)
• Heinrich BABINSKY (Germany)

Men’s Singles 85

• Gold Josep MADURELL RODRIGUEZ (Spain)
• Silver Dennis Bernard BROMAGE (Wales)
• Bronze
• Gunars JEKABSONS (Latvia)
• Raymond DIXON (England)

Men’s Singles 90

• Gold Hans NOLTE (Germany)
• Silver Georgijs LOBONOSOVS (Latvia)
• Bronze
• Heini FUCHS (Switzerlend)
• Henri YAHIEL (France)

MEN’S DOUBLES EVENTS

Men’s Doubles 40

• Gold Lucian FILIMON (France), Julien PIETROPAOLI (France)
• Silver Thomas GUIGNAT (France), Victor Guang SHI (England)
• Bronze
• Davorin PONGRAC, Zoran TURK (Croatia)
• Peter BERANEK (Germany), Josip HUZJAK (Croatia)

Men’s Doubles 45

• Gold Aleksandar KARAKASEVIĆ (Serbia), Dragutin ŠURBEK (Croatia)
• Silver Wojciech KOŁODZIEJCZYK (Poland), Tarek AL SAMHOURY (Austria)
• Bronze
• Cédric MERCHEZ (Belgium), Viktor VASYLEVSKYI (Ukraine)
• Iván VITSEK, Péter MUSKÓ (Hungary)

Men’s Doubles 50

• Gold Lorestas TRUMPAUSKAS (England), Sandijs VASILJEVS (Latvia)
• Silver Attila SZABÓ, Krisztian SZABÓ (Hungary)
• Bronze
• Ryszard GRZELAK, Piotr SZURGOT (Poland)
• Marcel HARLER, Michael HOEHL (Germany)

Men’s Doubles 55

• Gold Oljeg BASARIĆ, Petar ĐORĐEVIĆ (Serbia)
• Silver Detlef GAESSLER, Guido HEHMANN (Germany)
• Bronze
• Mika SORVISTO (Finland), Cornel STOICA (France)
• Piotr FRACKOWIAK (Germany), Jorma LAHTINEN (Finland)

Men’s Doubles 60

• Gold Miklós NAGY (Hungary), Evgenii KATSELENBOGEN (AIN)
• Silver Paul GILES, Paul WHITING (England)
• Bronze
• Jens NORDEN (Switzerland), Olaf KÖHLER (Germany)
• Phil SNELSON, Ivan LEWIS (England)

Men’s Doubles 65

• Gold Lars HAUTH (Denmark), Lars ERICSSON (Sweden)
• Silver Ove JOHANSSON, Dan LAGERLÖF (Sweden)
• Bronze
• Miroslav CECAVA, Jiri VOJTEK (Czechia)
• Clive CARTHY (England), Savas ERTUFAN (Turkey)

Men’s Doubles 70

• Gold Manfred NIESWAND, Jürgen HECHT (Germany)
• Silver Reinhard SORGER (Austria), Roger SUNDQVIST (Sweden)
• Bronze
• Nigel ECKERSLEY (England), Petr POLÁK (Czechia)
• Alexandr SAPRYKIN (Ukraine), Rein LINDMÄE (Estonia)

Men’s Doubles 75

• Gold Niels RAMBERG, Erling Børge NIELSEN (Denmark)
• Silver Rudolf STEINER, Dietmar DIESING (Germany)
• Bronze
• Frantisek JUST, Milan RAKOVICKY (Czechia)
• Göran SKOGSBERG (Sweden), Gerd WERNER (Germany)

Men’s Doubles 80

• Gold Wilfried LIECK, Izet BEGANOVIC (Germany)
• Silver Wolfgang SCHMIDT, Bernd Dr. WITTHAUS (Germany)
• Bronze
• Horst REINHART, Josef MERK (Germany)
• Günter FRAUNHEIM (Germany), Zdeněk BŘESKÝ (Czechia)

Men’s Doubles 85

• Gold Raymond DIXON (England), Dennis Bernard BROMAGE (Wales)
• Silver Gunars JEKABSONS (Latvia), Adam HNYDA (Poland)
• Bronze
• Stavros PLAKANTONAKIS (Greece), Palle LARSEN (Denmark)
• Julius HLUBINA, Jozef JAŠKO (Slovakia)