Carlos CABALLERO And Sofía ZHANG Champions Of The 36th International VIC Open

September 13, 2021
4:15 pm
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Carlos CABALLERO from Cajasur Priego de Córdoba and Sofía ZHANG from Girbau Vic TT are the crowned champions at the 36 International Open of Vic – Grand Prix Diputación de Barcelona de Table Tennis. Ferran PAREDES from TT Lluïsos de Gracia won the title in the – Adapted XVII event.

In the men’s final Carlos CABALLERO beat Miguel Ángel VÍLCHEZ from Visit Pontevedra 3-0 but in close game (6 11 10) and in the women’s Sofía ZHANG beat the champion of the last edition the Welsh also from Girbau Vic TT Charlotte CAREY 3-1 (11 -5 4 6).

In the semifinals CABALLERO beat José Carlos GUILLOT of Valencia’s Alzira TT 3-1 while Vílchez beat Portuguese of CTT Olot Diogo PINHO 3-2 in a spectacular match. Already in the 1/4 final Pinho recovered from a 0-2 against against the Nigerian David ADEOSUN.

In Women in the semifinals Sofía ZHANG had to come back after a 1-2 in reverse against the revelation of the tournament the young Balearic player Eugenia SASTRE of Son Cladera. CAREY in the semifinals beat Aneta SIRUCKOVA from MSK Breclav of the Czech Republic 3-1.

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