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TTC Hasselt invites European youth in Belgium

  • February 5, 2013
  • 12:00 am
  • Member Associations

TTC Hasselt in Belgium will organize 21th edition of the International Youth Cup from 18th to 20th may this year.  The competition will be played in Table-tennis-centre TTC Hasselt, Beukenhof for the boys and girls born between 1992 and 2002. Entries will,

TTC Hasselt in Belgium will organize 21th edition of the International Youth Cup from 18th to 20th may this year. 

The competition will be played in Table-tennis-centre TTC Hasselt, Beukenhof for the boys and girls born between 1992 and 2002. Entries will be expected lastly the 5 May 2013, only by e-mail. This concerns both the entries of the club and the number of teams, and the individual information.

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