At the 90th Individual Polish Table Tennis Championships in Częstochowa, Katarzyna Węgrzyn defeated Natalia Bajor (KU AZS UE Wrocław) 4: 1 (11: 9, 11: 5, 61: 114) to become the Polish champion. Final. , 11: 6). He also won a gold medal in the doubles category, playing alongside his sister Anna Vekris. On the other hand, in the men’s competition, Konrad Gulpa and Tomas Kodovsky (Enerka KDS Torun) excelled.
Węgrzyn’s success is quite surprising. In the two-player battle of the KU AZS UE Wrocław, he was lined up with “one” Buzzer who won gold medals in consecutive singles in 2018-2021, this time the club had to recognize the “two” superiority of the competition. “.
In the final, the Węgrzyn sisters defeated Paulina Krzysiek and Katarzyna Ślifirczyk (Start Nadarzyn) 3: 2 (11: 9, 5:11, 11: 7, 8:11, 11: 7). The bronze medals went to Aleksandra Michalak (KTS Tarnobrzeg) and Anna Kubiak (ZKS Zielona Góra) and Natalia Bogdanowicz (Warmia Lidzbark Warmiński) and Julia Szymczak (KU AZS UE Wrocław).
She won the men’s doubles title two and four years ago. Gulpa and Godowski defeated Daniel Pack (Orlicz 1924 Suchedniów) and Robert Flores (TTS Polonia Bytom) 3: 1 (10:12, 11: 3, 11: 9, 11: 9) in the final. The bronze medalists were Kamil Krovsky and Masjid Kubik (Decorklas Digialodov), Milos Redjimsky (Pokoria Krotzysk Masovic) and Presmislav Vlazek (Enerka KDS Torun).
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