Majstrovstvá SR mixed doubles

Novými majstrami Silvia a Marek Sýkorovci

Novými majstrami v mixed doubles sa stali Silvia a Marek Sýkorovci, ktorí vo finále zdolali dvojicu Daniela Matulová a Milan Moravčík. Bronz si podelili František a Petra Pitoňákovci a Melánia Kováčiková s Jakubom Červenkom. Víťazný pár získal právo reprezentovať Slovensko v kvalifikácii MS mixed doubles.

Skupina A	V	P	Skupina B	V	P
1. F. Pitoňák, Pitoňáková	3	1	1. Moravčík, D. Matulová	4	0
2. Červenka, Kováčiková	2	2	2. Sýkora, Sýkorová	3	1
3. Mišun, Orokocká	2	2	3. Polák, Kohániová	2	2
4. Horáček, Hajduk	2	2	4. P. Pitoňák, Valachová	1	3
5. Kocian, Ščepková	1	3	5. Vidlár, Summerová	0	3

		Streda	12. apríla
19.00	Horáček/Hajduk 5:10	Mišun/Orokocká
		Štvrtok	13. apríla
16.45			Moravčík/Matulová 8:6	Polák/Kohániová
19.15			Sýkora/Sýkorová 8:6	P. Pitoňák/Valachová
		Piatok	14. apríla
18.00	Polák/Kohániová 5:6	Sýkora/Sýkorová	Vidlár/Summerová 5:11	Moravčík/Matulová
20.15	Červenka/Kováčiková 4:5	F.Pitoňák/Pitoňáková	Kocian/Ščepková 4:9	Horáček/Hajduk
		Sobota	15. apríla
10.45	F.Pitoňák/Pitoňáková	8:6 Kocian/Ščepková
13.00	Vidlár/Summerová 5:9	P. Pitoňák/Valachová	Červenka/Kováčiková	6:3 Mišun/Orokocká
15.30	Moravčík/Matulová 6:1	Sýkora/Sýkorová	F.Pitoňák/Pitoňáková 4:8	Horáček/Hajduk
18.00	Mišun/Orokocká 8:7	Kocian/Ščepková	P. Pitoňák/Valachová 2:10	Polák/Kohániová
20.30	Horáček/Hajduk 9:11	Červenka/Kováčiková	Sýkora/Sýkorová 8:3	Vidlár/Summerová
		Nedeľa	16. apríla
8.00	P. Pitoňák/Valachová 5:7	Moravčík/Matulová	Mišun/Orokocká 8:11	F.Pitoňák/Pitoňáková
10.30	Polák/Kohániová 6:0	Vidlár/Summerová	Kocian/Ščepková 4:2	Červenka/Kováčiková
13.00	SF: F. Pitoňák, Pitoňáková	2:10 Sýkora/Sýkorová	Kováčiková, Červenka 4:6	Moravčík, Matulová
15.30	Finále:	Moravčík, Matulová	2:10 Sýkora, Sýkorová

LSD	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	DSC
Horáček, Hajduk	185,4	15	17	185,4	1	185,4	125	185,4	102,02
Mišun/Orokocká	2	49	185,4	185,4	46	63	18	63	60,91
F.Pitoňák/Pitoňáková	185,4	83	33	185,4	14	8	22	185,4	75,83
Vidlár/Summerová	113	129	42	185,4	179	92	25	180	108,57
Moravčík/Matulová	176	66	42	157	69	185,4	145	18	96,14
P. Pitoňák/Valachová	185,4	185,4	185,4	56	185,4	185,4	185,4	103	155,14
Polák/Kohániová	72	185,4	185,4	185,4	38	107	20	80	98,25
Kocian/Ščepková	74	180	26	106,5	110	143	91	96	92,36
Sýkora/Sýkorová	185,4	65	1	33	0	29	185,4	0	44.77
Červenka/Kováčiková	185,4	185,4	39	102	18	58	94,5	23,5	74,34

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