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Next Stop Schiltigheim after Successful Visits to Guangzhou
08/24/2011

A successful visit to Guangzhou in southern China for the ITTF World Hopes Team concluded on Monday 15th August 2011, the visit starting on Thursday 28th July and encompassing the Nikon Hong Kong Junior and Cadet Open.

The visit to Asia over, Europe was the next stop on the itinerary with five selected players attending the Liebherr Masters College in the German town of Ochsenhausen, an ITTF Hot Spot Training Centre where Leo Amizic is the Head Coach.

A three day programme was organised with Dejan Papic, the Head Coach for the ITTF World Hopes Team and Leo Amizic directing proceedings.

Euro Mini-Championships
Certainly the visit proved most worthwhile and now it is time to put what has been learned into practice.

On Tuesday 23rd August 2011 the group travelled to the French town of Schiltigheim to take part in a two day preparation camp with the French Under 12 Team.

Following the Training Camp, the group will participate in the Euro Mini Championships, now a firmly established stop on the ITTF World Hopes Team annual calendar.

Hong Kong Duo on Duty
The ITTF World Hopes for the tournament comprises Hong Kong Vanness Leung Tsz Ching and Jacky Wong Ho Hin, who in the opinion of Zita Pidl, the Team Manager, have realistic medal chances.

Secret weapon
In addition Thailand Monapsorn Saritapirak and Egypt Youssef Abdel-Aziz will be in action for the ITTF World Hopes Team plus the player Zita Pidl describes as the ecret weapon�, Australia Angela Zhan.

She is a defensive player and Zita Pidl believes her style may well cause her adversaries a host of problems.

Tournament Starts
Play starts in the Euro Mini Championships on Friday 26th August 2011.

Article By: Ian Marshall, ITTF Publications Editor
Photo courtesy of Zita Pidl
Vanness Leung Tsz Ching a medal prospect at the Euro Mini Championships
The ITTF World Hopes Team in Hong Kong with Dejan Papic and Zita Pidl
 
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