Ostrava, Czech Republic: June 21-24, 2007
The 1st European Universities Table Tennis Championship took place in Ostrava from June 21 to 24. Czech Republic welcomed 25 university teams (16 male teams and 9 female teams) with 110 participants from 12 European countries.
The European Universities Championship title went to the Russian State University of Physical Education, Sports and Tourism (RUSSIA), which won both the men and women's team competition.
2007 Final Standings
Team Men
1st • Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism (Russia)
2nd • Orenburg State University (Russia)
3rd • University of Cologne (Germany)
3rd • University of Ostrava (Czech Republic)
Team Women
1st • Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism (Russia)
2nd • Moscow Aviation Institute
3rd • University School of Physical Education Wroclaw
3rd • Technical University of Ostrava (Czech Republic)
Single Men
1st • Kirill Skachkov (Orenburg State University, Russia)
2nd • Lennart Wehking Lennart (University of Cologne, Germany)
3rd • Milosz Przybylik Milosz (Academy of Jan Dlugosz Czestochova, Poland)
3rd • Mikhail Gladyshev (Orenburg State University, Russia)
Single Women
1st • Tatiana Mikhailova (Moscow Aviation Institute, Russia)
2nd • Dana Hadacova (Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic)
3rd • Anna Tikhomirova (Moscow Aviation Institute, Russia)
3rd • Alena Shubina (Moscow Aviation Institute, Russia)
Double Men
1st • Evgeny Petrukhin / Vasily Lakeev Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
2nd • Mikhail Gladyshev / Kirill Skachkov (Orenburg State University, Russia)
3rd • Lennart Wehking/Jakob Eberhardt (University of Cologne, Germany)
3rd • Dennis Van Boven / Tim Van den Oord (University of Eindhoven, Netherlands)
Double Women
1st • Alina Mikijaniec / Daria Luczakowska (University School of Physical Education, Poland)
2nd • Yulia Prokhorova / Margarita Fetyukhina (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
3rd • Agata Pastor / Olga Myga (Academy of Jan Dlugosz Czestochova, Poland)
3rd • Inga Kardauskaite / Ieva Jucevičiute (Vilnius College of Higher Education, Lithuania)
Mixed doubles
1st • Vasily Lakeev / Yulia Prokhorova (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
2nd • Mikhail Gladyshev (Orenburg State University, Russia) / Anna Tikhomirova (Moscow Aviation Institute, Russia)
3rd • Denis Anikin / Margarita Fetyukhina (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
3rd • Georgyi Afanasyev (Orenburg State University, Russia) / Alena Shubina (Moscow Aviation Institute, Russia)
Latina 2008
Latina, Italy: June 19-22, 2008
The 2nd European Universities Table Tennis Championship took place in Latina, Italy. 22 university teams (15 male teams and 7 female teams) with 111 participants from 10 European countries took part in the event. The European Universities Championship titles went to the London Metropolitan University (GBR) in the men's competition and the Jan Dlugosz University of Chestochowa (POL) in the women's competition.
2008 Final standigns
Team Men
1st • London Metropolitan University (England)
2nd • Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism (Russia)
3rd • Cologne University (Germany)
3rd • Zielona Gora University (Poland)
Team Women
1st • Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa (Poland)
2nd • Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism (Russia)
3rd •University School of Physical Education in Wroclaw (Poland)
3rd • St. Petersburg University (Russia)
Single Men
1st • Changhhong Jiang (London Metropolitan University, England)
2nd • Honghang Zang (London Metropolitan University, England)
3rd • Vasily Lakeev (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
3rd • Jang Zhitao (London Metropolitan University. England)
Single Women
1st • Julia Prokhorova (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
2nd • Walna Weronika (Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa, Poland)
3rd • Marta Golota (University School of Physical Education in Wroclaw, Poland)
3rd • Margarita Fetyukhina (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
Double Men
1st • Jiang Z. / Ashley V. (London Metropolitan University, England)
2nd • Jiang C. / Zhang H. (London Metropolitan University, England)
3rd • Eberhardt J. / Wehking L. (University of Cologne, Germany)
3rd • Komov A. / Barchatov E. (St. Petersbourg University, Russia)
Double Women
1st • Julia Prokhorova / Margarita Fetyukhina (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
2nd • Luczakowska D. / Marta Golota (University School of Physical Education in Wroclaw, Poland)
3rd • Shishmareva O. / Rozhkova M. (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
3rd • Lemeshevskaya V. / Naumowa E. (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
Mixed Double
1st • Barchatov E. (St. Petersbourg University, Russia) Margarita Fetyukhina (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
2nd • Luczakowska D. / Michalak R. (University School of Physical Education in Wroclaw, Poland)
3rd • Walna W. / Zabski R. (Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa, Poland)
3rd • Sedykh I. / Petrukhin E. (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Russia)
NIS 2009
Nis, Serbia: July 22-25, 2009
The 3rd European Championship was organized by the Serbian University Sports Federation in cooperation with the University of Nis. The event took place from July 22 to 25 in Nis, Serbia. 21 university teams (14 male teams and 7 female teams) in a total of 80 participants from 8 European Countries participated in the competition.
2009 Final Standings
Team Men
1st • Orenburg State University (Russia)
2nd • Rzeszow University of Technology (Poland)
3rd • Stuttgart University (Germany)
3rd • Marmara University (Turkey)
Team Women
1st • Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa (Poland)
2nd • Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism, Moscow (Russia)
3rd • Moscow State University of Railway Engeneering (Russia)
3rd • University of Karlsruhe (Germany)
Single Men
1st • Kirill Skachkov (Orenburg State University, Russia)
2nd • Viacheslav Burov (Russian State Hydrometeorogical University, Russia)
3rd • Alan Wos, Rzeszow (University of Technology, Poland)
3rd • Mikhail Gladyshev (Orenburg State University, Russia)
Single Women
1st • Daria Luczakowska (University School of Physical Education in Wroclaw, Poland)
2nd • Valentina Sabitova (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism in Moscow, Russia)
3rd • Olga Vorobchikova (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism in Moscow, Russia)
3rd • Agata Pastor (Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa, Poland)
Double Men
1st • Kirill Skachkov / Mikhail Gladyshev (Orenburg State University, Russia)
2nd • Alan Wos / Tomasz Lewandowski (Rzeszow University of Technology, Poland)
3rd • Jiang Penfei / Menge Gencay (Marmara University, Turkey)
3rd • Viacheslav Burov / Alexandr Komov (Russian State Hydrometeorogical University, Russia)
Double Women
1st • Yang Xin / Agata Pastor (Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa, Poland)
2nd • Margarita Fetyukhina / Valentina Sabatova (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism in Moscow, Russia)
3rd • Olga Smismmareva / Veleriya Lemesmevskaya (Moscow State University of Railway Engeneering, Russia)
3rd • Olga Baranova / Alexandra Semenova (Moscow State University of Railway Engeneering, Russia)
Mixed Doubles
1st • Agata Pastor / Tomasz Lewandowski (Poland)
2nd • Irena Sedykh / Kirill Skachkov (Russia)
3rd • Alan Wos / Yang Xin (Poland)
3rd • Valentina Sabitova / Evgeny Barkhatov (Russia)
Kazan 2010
Kazan, Russia: June 22-26, 2010
For four days 42 male and 30 female students from 8 countries, representing 16 universities, competed in the 4th European Universities Table Tennis Championship. It was held in Kazan, Russia, and it was divided into the following disciplines: team, individual, doubles and mixed.
2010 Final standings
Team Men
1st • Orenburg State University (Russia)
2nd • Kazan Volga Federal University (Russia)
3rd • Rzeszow University of Technology (Poland)
Team Women
1st • Russian State University of Humanities (Russia)
2nd • Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa (Poland)
3rd • Moscow State University of Railway Engineering (Russia)
Single Men
1st • Mikhail Gladyshev (Orenburg State University, Russia)
2nd • Taras Merzlikin (Russian State University of Humanities, Russia)
3rd • Ramil Mutygullin (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
3rd • Ilya Zhidkov (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
Single Women
1st • Anastasia Voronova (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
2nd • Antonina Saveleva (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
3rd • Tatiana Milkhailova (Russian State University of Humanities, Russia)
3rd • Baranova Olga Moscow State University of Railway Engineering, Russia)
Double Men
1st • Merzlikin T. / Martykov S. (Russian State University of Humanities, Russia)
2nd • Lezhnev I. / Utochkin A. (Orenburg State University, Russia)
3rd • Lewandowski T. / Chmiel P. (Rzeszow University Of Technology, Poland)
3rd • Bolshov A. / Zhidkov I. (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
Double Women
1st • Saveleva A. / Voronova A. (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
2nd • Baranova O. / Semenova A. (Moscow State University of Railway Engineering, Russia)
3rd • Valasova O. / Sharipova E. (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
3rd • Pastor A. / Dytko R. (Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa, Poland)
1st • Yang Xin / Agata Pastor (Jan Dlugosz University of Czestochowa, Poland)
2nd • Margarita Fetyukhina / Valentina Sabatova (Russian State University of Physical Education, Sport and Tourism in Moscow, Russia)
3rd • Olga Smismmareva / Veleriya Lemesmevskaya (Moscow State University of Railway Engeneering, Russia)
3rd • Olga Baranova / Alexandra Semenova (Moscow State University of Railway Engineering, Russia)
Mixed Doubles
1st • Chmiel P. Rzeszow University of technology (Poland) / Voronova A. (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
2nd • Utochkin A. (Orenburg State University, Russia) / Semenova A. (Moscow State University of Railway Engineering, Russia)
3rd • Mutygullin R. / Saveleva A. (Kazan Volga Federal University, Russia)
3rd • Merzlikin T. / Mikhailova T. Russian State University of Humanities, Russia)
