Alzira Tenis Taula has finished the best year in its history with excellent results. After the double promotion to the two highest categories of Spanish table tennis, the Super Division of Honor and the Division of Honor, both teams are in a good position after the first round.
Hortitec ‘A’ achieved a resounding 4-0 victory against fourth-placed CTM Murcia, with which it is confirmed in third position and takes the pimentoneros two points away and the direct victory in the face of a possible tie in points in the general. Iranian Seyed Amir got the first point for the Alzireans with a close 3-1. Russia’s Viacheslav Krivosheev had fewer problems to beat Javier Molina 3-0. Jose Carlos Guillot avenged the defeat suffered days before against Marc Gutiérrez at the Spain Masters and won 3-2. The Murcia player was third in Europe this summer with the Spanish Under-19 National Team. Krivosheev gave the fourth and final point with a sovereign 3-0 over Soria.
The next appointment for the Alzireños will be on January 8, at 5:00 p.m., in the Pérez Puig pavilion against Irún Leka Enea in the first match of the second round. The Gipuzkoan team is one point ahead of the ribereños after starting the first draw of the season against the league champion, Cajasur Priego. On the opening day, the Alzireños tied three in the Irundarra pavilion.
The ‘B’ returns to the CAI
After the last day of the year, in which Hortitec ‘B’ rested, the Alzirean team has retained the fourth position in the Division of Honor, tied with third, Badalona, and fifth, Sabadell. The second round will start at home, on Sunday 9 at 11:30 am. And it will do so against the co-leader, Publimax CAI Santiago de Zaragoza.
Camarena ‘C’ beat Dama d’Elx 4-2 and is co-leader of Segunda Nacional, the fourth Spanish category. On Saturday the 8th the leadership will be played in Elda, which it won 4-2 on the opening day of the league. For its part, Camarena D is third in the Autonomous First Division after beating bottom side Carralero Euforia Xàtiva 4-2. The same day will close the first round on the court of the team that precedes him, Corriol Oliva.
Guillot is confirmed as the best Valencian youth
José Carlos Guillot has been confirmed as the best Valencian youth. In the state Top 8 he climbed to the third step of the podium, only behind Norbert Tauler from CER L’Escala and Arnau Pons, from Huétor Vega, with whom he tied on points but was surpassed by having lost against him. Patraix’s defeat took its toll on the first day by 2-4 against Basque Íker Martínez, who if he won, would have proclaimed him champion. Then he beat the first. The club presented another player among the eight best Spanish youth players, Iván Martín, who paid for the hazing. On the other hand, Guillot has helped the French team of Nice to rise to N1.
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