MS-B juniorov 2017

Östersund, SWE

Skvelý úspech dosiahli slovenské juniorky na MS B-kategórie vo švédskom Ostersunde, keď postúpili do štvrťfinále. V ňom prehrali s Tureckom 2:6, napriek tomu dosiahli najlepší výsledok v histórii Slovenska. V kategórii žien nás reprezenovali kvarteto Silvia Sýkorová, Soňa Mayerová, Nina Mayerová a Natália Orokocká. Medzi mužmi nás zastupovali Jakub Polák, Jakub Červenka, Marek Sýkora, Ján Horáček a Robert Masaryk. Juniori skončili v B-skupine na 5. mieste a do štvrťfinále nepostúpili.
Výsledky SR
Muži: Anglicko 6:4, Čína 3:8, Maďarsko 6:5, Holandsko 5:6, Slovinsko 4:5, Dánsko 7:2, Španielsko 4:6
Ženy: Anglicko 6:4, Čína 1:8, Austrália 10:3, Dánsko 9:2, Nový Zéland 7:6, Nemecko 5:6,
tajbrejk o postup do štvrťfinále: Poľsko 8:4, štvrťfinále: Turecko 2:6

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