2022 European Table Tennis Championships – Women's doubles

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Women's doubles
at the 2022 European Table Tennis Championships
Venue Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle
Location Munich, Germany
Dates13–18 August
Competitors98 from 34 nations
Medalists
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  2019
2023  

The women's doubles competition of the 2022 European Table Tennis Championships was held from 13 to 18 August 2022.

Contents

Playing system

World WD ranking week 28; 12.07.2022.
51 pairs
16 pairs are directly qualified for the main draw as a seeded pairs.
Qualification stage: 35 pairs will play qualification in two preliminary rounds. The winners of the Preliminary Round 2 matches will qualify for the Main draw. [1]

Preliminary Round

The winners of the Preliminary Round 2 matches will qualify for the Main draw. [2]

First round Second round
Flag of France.svg  P Pavade  (FRA)
Flag of France.svg  C Lutz  (FRA)
Flag of Latvia.svg  B Bogdanova  (LAT)
Flag of Lithuania.svg  E Jankauskienė  (LTU)
2 Flag of Spain.svg  M Munné  (ESP)
Flag of Spain.svg  Á Rodríguez  (ESP)
W/O
Flag of Spain.svg  M Munné  (ESP)
Flag of Spain.svg  Á Rodríguez  (ESP)
3
Flag of Lithuania.svg  E Riliškytė  (LTU)
Flag of Lithuania.svg  K Riliškytė  (LTU)
1
Flag of Serbia.svg  A Todorović  (SRB)
Flag of Serbia.svg  S Šurjan  (SRB)
3
Flag of Greece.svg  A Toliou  (GRE)
Flag of Switzerland.svg  R Moret  (SUI)
3
Flag of Finland.svg  R Betz  (FIN)
Flag of Finland.svg  A Kirichenko  (FIN)
1
Flag of Latvia.svg  S Musajeva  (LAT)
Flag of Moldova.svg  A Chiriacova  (MDA)
2
Flag of Hungary.svg  B Bálint  (HUN)
Flag of Hungary.svg  L Hartbrich  (HUN)
3
Flag of Portugal.svg  I Matos  (POR)
Flag of Portugal.svg  M Pinto  (POR)
3
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  M Gnjatić  (BIH)
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  D Biogradlić  (BIH)
0
Flag of Austria.svg  A Solja  (AUT)
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  M Ševčíková  (CZE)
3
Flag of Spain.svg  S Zhang  (ESP)
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  M Degraef  (BEL)
0
Flag of Poland.svg  N Partyka  (POL)
Flag of Poland.svg  N Bajor  (POL)
3
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  S de Hoop  (NED)
Flag of Slovenia.svg  S Tokić  (SLO)
0
Flag of Kosovo.svg  L Zeqiri  (KOS)
Flag of North Macedonia.svg  A Uce-Nikolov  (MKD)
0
Flag of Slovakia.svg  N Puchovanová  (SVK)
Flag of Turkey.svg  Ö Yılmaz  (TUR)
3
Flag of Serbia.svg  D Vignjević  (SRB)
Flag of Serbia.svg  I Lupulesku  (SRB)
3
Flag of Estonia.svg  R Hanson  (EST)
Flag of Estonia.svg  A Avameri  (EST)
1
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  S Men  (NED)
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  E Ernst  (NED)
0
Flag of Croatia.svg  I Malobabić  (CRO)
Flag of Ukraine.svg  S Brateyko  (UKR)
3
Flag of Italy.svg  N Arlia  (ITA)
Flag of Italy.svg  G Monfardini  (ITA)
3
Flag of Greece.svg  K Paridi  (GRE)
Flag of Greece.svg  E Terpou  (GRE)
1
Flag of Norway.svg  M Toftaker  (NOR)
Flag of Norway.svg  R Carlsen  (NOR)
2
Flag of France.svg  O Guisnel  (FRA)
Flag of France.svg  C Lutz  (FRA)
3
Flag of Germany.svg  A Kaufmann  (GER)
Flag of Germany.svg  F Schreiner  (GER)
3
Flag of Luxembourg.svg  A Barbosa  (LUX)
Flag of Luxembourg.svg  T Gonderinger  (LUX)
1
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  K Hristova  (BUL)
Flag of Norway.svg  R Skåttet  (NOR)
1
Flag of Spain.svg  M Xiao  (ESP)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Diaconu  (ROU)
3
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  M Yovkova  (BUL)
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  P Trifonova  (BUL)
3
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  H Mešetović  (BIH)
Flag of Cyprus.svg  F Meletie  (CYP)
0
Flag of Turkey.svg  S Kulakçeken  (TUR)
Flag of Turkey.svg  S Altinkaya  (TUR)
1
Flag of Poland.svg  A Węgrzyn  (POL)
Flag of Poland.svg  K Węgrzyn  (POL)
3

Main Draw

Results [3]

Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 Flag of Luxembourg.svg  X Ni  (LUX)
Flag of Luxembourg.svg  S De Nutte  (LUX)
3
Flag of Hungary.svg  B Bálint  (HUN)
Flag of Hungary.svg  L Hartbrich  (HUN)
1 1 Flag of Luxembourg.svg  X Ni  (LUX)
Flag of Luxembourg.svg  S De Nutte  (LUX)
3
Flag of Serbia.svg  D Vignjević  (SRB)
Flag of Serbia.svg  I Lupulesku  (SRB)
3 Flag of Serbia.svg  D Vignjević  (SRB)
Flag of Serbia.svg  I Lupulesku  (SRB)
1
12 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  K Tomanovská  (CZE)
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Z Blašková  (CZE)
1 1 Flag of Luxembourg.svg  X Ni  (LUX)
Flag of Luxembourg.svg  S De Nutte  (LUX)
3
16 Flag of Sweden.svg  R Muskantor  (SWE)
Flag of Sweden.svg  F Bergand  (SWE)
3 5 Flag of Sweden.svg  C Källberg  (SWE)
Flag of Sweden.svg  L Bergström  (SWE)
1
Flag of Austria.svg  A Solja  (AUT)
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  M Ševčíková  (CZE)
1 16 Flag of Sweden.svg  R Muskantor  (SWE)
Flag of Sweden.svg  F Bergand  (SWE)
1
Flag of Serbia.svg  A Todorović  (SRB)
Flag of Serbia.svg  S Šurjan  (SRB)
0 5 Flag of Sweden.svg  C Källberg  (SWE)
Flag of Sweden.svg  L Bergström  (SWE)
3
5 Flag of Sweden.svg  C Källberg  (SWE)
Flag of Sweden.svg  L Bergström  (SWE)
3 1 Flag of Luxembourg.svg  X Ni  (LUX)
Flag of Luxembourg.svg  S De Nutte  (LUX)
1
7 Flag of Romania.svg  E Samara  (ROU)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Dragoman  (ROU)
3 7 Flag of Romania.svg  E Samara  (ROU)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Dragoman  (ROU)
3
Flag of France.svg  O Guisnel  (FRA)
Flag of France.svg  C Lutz  (FRA)
0 7 Flag of Romania.svg  E Samara  (ROU)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Dragoman  (ROU)
3
Flag of Slovakia.svg  N Puchovanová  (SVK)
Flag of Turkey.svg  Ö Yılmaz  (TUR)
3 Flag of Slovakia.svg  N Puchovanová  (SVK)
Flag of Turkey.svg  Ö Yılmaz  (TUR)
0
13 Flag of Slovenia.svg  A Tofant  (SLO)
Flag of Slovenia.svg  K Stražar  (SLO)
2 7 Flag of Romania.svg  E Samara  (ROU)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Dragoman  (ROU)
3
9 Flag of Austria.svg  K Mischek  (AUT)
Flag of England.svg  TT Ho  (ENG)
3 4 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  H Matelová  (CZE)
Flag of Slovakia.svg  B Balážová  (SVK)
0
Flag of Croatia.svg  I Malobabić  (CRO)
Flag of Ukraine.svg  S Brateyko  (UKR)
2 9 Flag of Austria.svg  K Mischek  (AUT)
Flag of England.svg  TT Ho  (ENG)
0
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  M Yovkova  (BUL)
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  P Trifonova  (BUL)
0 4 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  H Matelová  (CZE)
Flag of Slovakia.svg  B Balážová  (SVK)
3
4 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  H Matelová  (CZE)
Flag of Slovakia.svg  B Balážová  (SVK)
3 7 Flag of Romania.svg  E Samara  (ROU)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Dragoman  (ROU)
0
3 Flag of Austria.svg  S Polcanova  (AUT)
Flag of Romania.svg  B Szőcs  (ROU)
3 3 Flag of Austria.svg  S Polcanova  (AUT)
Flag of Romania.svg  B Szőcs  (ROU)
3
Flag of Italy.svg  N Arlia  (ITA)
Flag of Italy.svg  G Monfardini  (ITA)
0 3 Flag of Austria.svg  S Polcanova  (AUT)
Flag of Romania.svg  B Szőcs  (ROU)
3
Flag of Poland.svg  N Partyka  (POL)
Flag of Poland.svg  N Bajor  (POL)
3 Flag of Poland.svg  N Partyka  (POL)
Flag of Poland.svg  N Bajor  (POL)
0
11 Flag of Croatia.svg  H Arapović  (CRO)
Flag of Croatia.svg  M Jeger  (CRO)
1 3 Flag of Austria.svg  S Polcanova  (AUT)
Flag of Romania.svg  B Szőcs  (ROU)
3
15 Flag of Portugal.svg  F Yu  (POR)
Flag of Portugal.svg  J Shao  (POR)
3 15 Flag of Portugal.svg  F Yu  (POR)
Flag of Portugal.svg  J Shao  (POR)
0
Flag of Greece.svg  A Toliou  (GRE)
Flag of Switzerland.svg  R Moret  (SUI)
1 15 Flag of Portugal.svg  F Yu  (POR)
Flag of Portugal.svg  J Shao  (POR)
3
Flag of Spain.svg  M Munné  (ESP)
Flag of Spain.svg  Á Rodríguez  (ESP)
0 8 Flag of Slovakia.svg  E Labošová  (SVK)
Flag of Slovakia.svg  T Kukuľková  (SVK)
1
8 Flag of Slovakia.svg  E Labošová  (SVK)
Flag of Slovakia.svg  T Kukuľková  (SVK)
3 3 Flag of Austria.svg  S Polcanova  (AUT)
Flag of Romania.svg  B Szőcs  (ROU)
3
6 Flag of Hungary.svg  D Madarász  (HUN)
Flag of Hungary.svg  G Póta  (HUN)
0 Flag of Spain.svg  M Xiao  (ESP)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Diaconu  (ROU)
0
Flag of Spain.svg  M Xiao  (ESP)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Diaconu  (ROU)
3 Flag of Spain.svg  M Xiao  (ESP)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Diaconu  (ROU)
3
Flag of Portugal.svg  I Matos  (POR)
Flag of Portugal.svg  M Pinto  (POR)
0 10 Flag of Italy.svg  G Piccolin  (ITA)
Flag of Italy.svg  D Vivarelli  (ITA)
1
10 Flag of Italy.svg  G Piccolin  (ITA)
Flag of Italy.svg  D Vivarelli  (ITA)
3 Flag of Spain.svg  M Xiao  (ESP)
Flag of Romania.svg  A Diaconu  (ROU)
3
14 Flag of Ukraine.svg  T Bilenko  (UKR)
Flag of Ukraine.svg  G Gaponova  (UKR)
0 2 Flag of Germany.svg  S Winter  (GER)
Flag of Germany.svg  N Mittelham  (GER)
1
Flag of Germany.svg  A Kaufmann  (GER)
Flag of Germany.svg  F Schreiner  (GER)
3 Flag of Germany.svg  A Kaufmann  (GER)
Flag of Germany.svg  F Schreiner  (GER)
0
Flag of Poland.svg  A Węgrzyn  (POL)
Flag of Poland.svg  K Węgrzyn  (POL)
2 2 Flag of Germany.svg  S Winter  (GER)
Flag of Germany.svg  N Mittelham  (GER)
3
2 Flag of Germany.svg  S Winter  (GER)
Flag of Germany.svg  N Mittelham  (GER)
3

Participating nations

98 players from 34 nations. [4]

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References

  1. "Playing system" (PDF). European Table Tennis Union .
  2. "Results - Preliminary Round" (PDF). Munich 2022.
  3. "Results" (PDF). Munich 2022.
  4. "Entry List by Event" (PDF). Munich 2022.