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PRAGUE

Klatovy table tennis players brought two wins from Prague and a move to sixth place

Sugar Mizzy February 17, 2022

When Končal alone is not enough for everything. We have no quality in the spring part, sorry captain

“We managed the morning match with the Bohnice Béčka according to plan. The match developed positively for us from the beginning, when the girls won doubles and both singles, so we took a quick lead, which we maintained throughout the match and won 7: 3, “said table tennis player Petra Jehlíková. “We had a match with Bohnice in the afternoon and we realized it would be harder,” she said.

From the archive: KST Klatovy won twice in Bohnice and is already in sixth place in the women's group in the first league of women.KST Klatovy table tennis player Petra Jehlíková.Source: Deník / Martin Mangl

Her words were confirmed in the opening doubles, which the home players consisting of Ilona Veletová – Olga Kaucká won relatively clearly 3: 1.

“We didn’t have a perfect start to the match when the girls lost the doubles and I didn’t make the ‘five hundred’. But then the match was under our direction, we gave a fighting performance, won all singles and the final result was 8: 2, “said KST Klatovy. “We will take a valuable body from Prague, which has moved us to sixth place,” she added contentedly.

Senior mini-schoolgirl BK Klatovy.

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The competition is led by Prague’s Slavoj in front of Králové Dvůr, the third being table tennis players from Děčín. Klatovy has a six-point tip in the table for the first descent position, where Sparta’s B-side is currently playing. And well-postponed matches with Děčín and Litoměřice (at home on March 5 from 10 am and 4.30 pm).

Round 16: Slovan KST Bohnice B – KST Klatovy 3: 7
Sets:
13:23. Balls: 315: 352. Chief Judge: Radek Cankař. Referee: Jiří Čáha, Anežka Polcarová. Match length: 2 hours. Composition and body of KST Klatovy: Aneta Matousova 3: 0, Petra Jehlikova 1: 2, Tereza Cakorova 2: 1. Doubles: 0: 1 (Bartonova, Polcarova – Matousova, Cakorova 0: 3). Other results of the 16th round: TJ AVIA Čakovice – SKST Děčín 4: 6, TTC Elizza Prague – KST Kalich Litoměřice 6: 4, Slovan KST Bohnice – KST ZŠ Vyšší Brod 7: 3, AC Sparta Prague B – Slavoj Prague 3: 7, AC Sparta Prague – TJ Sokol King’s Court Queens 4: 6.

Round 17: Slovan KST Bohnice – KST Klatovy 2: 8
Sets:
14:26. Balls: 396: 389. Chief Judge: Radek Cankař. Referee: Olga Kaucka, Jan Kouba. Match length: 2 hours and 15 minutes. Composition and body of KST Klatovy: Aneta Matousova 3: 0, Petra Jehlikova 1: 1, Tereza Cakorova 3: 0, WO (no fight) 1: 0. Doubles: 1: 0 (Veletová, Kaucká – Matoušová, Čakorová 3: 0). Other results of the 17th round: Slovan KST Bohnice B – KST ZŠ Vyšší Brod 4: 6, AC Sparta Prague – Slavoj Prague 4: 6, AC Sparta Prague B – TJ Sokol Králův Dvůr Queens 4: 6, TTC Elizza Prague – SKST Děčín 4: 6, TJ AVIA Čakovice – KST Kalich Litoměřice 4: 6.

Table Tennis League, Group A.Table Tennis League, Group A.Source: PART

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