In Europe’s number 11 Madessi in the age category UNDER 11

Not only the world, but also the weekly, but also the European Evaluation Tables of June in the table tennis issued each month hid interest in Greek colors.

Interestingly, at a very young age, there was a recent participation in a rated event, and the annual European championships are coming with some children showing high positions in the “Old Epirus”.

The most important of the new ones now is that Cleo Madesi is in number 11 of the European Mini Pagorasides (Under 11). On June 1, he had won the silver medal at the Kosovo WTT Youth Contender.

A few days later the European Union of the sport published the June tables and there the Greek champion was in 11th place since May 22, showing 1725 points in total. Worldwide it is in the same category in number 33.

In Under 13, where in Kosovo he registered in the quarter -finals, Madei had a 44 -seat rise and moved to number 77 (810 points).

Theofanis Markoulakis remains in the corresponding category of boys. The Greek champion of the simple Pampadon is at number 28 to 1903 points.

In children, for example, Yiannis Kioseloglou and Konstantinos Alexoudis are in the first 100. The first appears in Europe’s number 38. Alexoudis climbed four seats and went to number 93.

In the teenagers, George Kosmas, who took part in Pristina’s recent Youth Contender, was rated. He had entered the tournament 9-16 of Under 17. In this category he climbed 52 positions in the European rankings and is at No. 117 and under 19 he went 67 high and is at number 201.

In the same Youth Contender, 19 -year -old Evangelia Merambelliotakis had competed. He had no real graduation benefit because he was excluded in the groups, but he climbed 14 places in the European table and went to number 261.

Within the first 100, specifically at number 87, is Stella Tzaridou who is also preparing for her latest European Youth Championship.

Christina Genidis (No. 86), a little further down, in 118, is Anna-Fanouria Mitka.

The World Federation announced today 17/06 and ranking in the big category. Elizabeth Terpou won, as planned, only 2 points from the qualifying games in the WTT Contender in Northern Macedonia. The fact that she retired to women’s number 544, however, has to do with the fact that the 3 points he had from last year’s WTT Star Contender in Slovenia.

George Constantinopoulos, who also fought in the neighboring country and was excluded in the qualifying group, did not return to the international men’s painting.