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Women's Tournament
First Qualifying Round Results
16 Teams, the 8 winning Teams will qualify for the Second Qualifying Round

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Schmitt/Schürholz :GER

:ITA Rottoli/Piccoli

2-0 (21-6, 21-16)

Metsäkoivu K./Metsäkoivu T. :FIN

:ITA Frasca/Gradini

0-2 (18-21, 11-21)

Tamagnone/Sanguigni :ITA

:SCO Beattie/Coutts

2-1 (21-19, 19-21, 15-11)

Neuschaeferova/Svozilova :CZE

:SWE Ribom/Malmström

2-0 (21-17, 21-13)

Dostalova, M./Francova :CZE

:NED Cramer/Overwater

1-2 (21-19, 22-24, 10-15)

Kuivonen/Jürgenson :EST

:SUI Lutz D./Wandeler

2-0 (21-16, 21-19)

Dostalova, A./Frommova :CZE

:AUT Freiberger/Wiesmeyr St.

0-2 (8-21, 16-21)

Brinkova/Zolnercikova :CZE

:SUI Kressler/Schaltegger

2-0 (21-0, 21-0)
 
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Men's Tournament
First Qualifying Round Results
16 Teams, the 8 winning Teams will qualify for the Second Qualifying Round

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Ringøen/Sunde :NOR

:ESP Feltrer/Pérez

2-0 (21-14, 21-14)

Josefsen/Hood :AUS

:USA Massari/Rapini

2-0 (21-13, 21-12

Johann/Lucas Aguinelo :BRA

:GER Sagstetter/Sagstetter

2-1 (21-18, 19-21, 15-10)

Atef/Fayed :EGY

:ENG Gleed/Jones

0-2 (19-21, 17-21)

Hölting Nilsson/Ask :SWE

:CZE Bercik, J./Herman

2-0 (24-14, 24-22)

Hammarberg/Berger T. :AUT

:NZL Krajci/Stewart

2-0 (21-11, 21-12)

Deecke/Friedli :SUI

:BEL Vandecaveye, Lo./Vandecaveye

0-2 (12-21, 14-21)

Blake/Reeves :AUS

:AUS Potts/Anyang

0-2 (17-21, 17-21)
 
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Women's Tournament
Second Qualifying Round Results
8 Teams, the 4 winning Teams will qualify for the Preliminary Round

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Schmitt/Schürholz :GER

:ITA Tamagnone/Sanguigni

2-0 (21-8, 21-11)

Frasca/Gradini :ITA

:CZE Neuschaeferova/Svozilova

1-2 (22-20, 18-21, 10-15)

Kuivonen/Jürgenson :EST

:CZE Brinkova/Zolnercikova

0-2 (16-21, 14-21)

Cramer/Overwater :NED

:AUT Freiberger/Wiesmeyr St.

2-0 (21-14, 21-19)
 
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Men's Tournament
Second Qualifying Round Results
8 Teams, the 4 winning Teams will qualify for the Preliminary Round

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Ringøen/Sunde :NOR

:BRA Johann/Lucas Aguinelo

2-0 (21-14, 14-21, 15-12)

Josefsen/Hood :AUS

:ENG Gleed/Jones

1-2 (23-25, 22-20, 13-15)

Hölting Nilsson/Ask :SWE

:BEL Vandecaveye, Lo./Vandecaveye

0-2 (15-21, 10-21)

Hammarberg/Berger T. :AUT

:AUS Potts/Anyang

2-1 (21-18, 19-21, 15-12)
 
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Women's Tournament
Preliminary Round Results
16 Teams, 6 Groups, the 1st Teams from each Group will qualify for the Quartelfinals, the 2nd and 3rd Teams from each Group will qualify for the Round of 12

 

Group A

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

May/Robitaille :CAN

:GER Schmitt/Schürholz

0-2 (18-21, 19-21)

Bentele/Lutz A. :SUI

:CZE Neuschaeferova/Svozilova

1-2 (21-18, 20-22, 10-15)
   Neuschaeferova/Svozilova:CZE :GER Schmitt/Schürholz 0-2 (17-21, 18-21)
Bentele/Lutz A. :SUI :CAN May/Robitaille  0-0 ()

 

Group A Final Standing

 

Athletes
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Sets
W
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Group B

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Dumbauskaite/Krizanauskaite :LTU

:SUI Kernen/Niederhauser

0-2 (14-21, 19-21)

Johnson/Fleming :AUS

:NED Cramer/Overwater

2-0 (21-16, 21-17)
Johnson/Fleming :AUS :SUI Kernen/Niederhauser 2-0 (21-18, 21-16)
  Cramer/Overwater :NED :LTU Dumbauskaite/Krizanauskaite  0-0 ()

 

Group B Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
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L
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W
Sets
L
Sets
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Sets
W
Points
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Group B

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result
Thurin, T./Thurin, S. :SWE :SUI Bossart/Zobrist 2-1 (25-23, 9-21, 19-17)
Phillips/Kendall :AUS :CZE Brinkova/Zolnercikova 1-2 (16-21, 21-14, 12-15)
Brinkova/Zolnercikova :CZE :SWE Thurin, T./Thurin, S.  2-1 (12-21, 21-18, 15-13)
Phillips/Kendall :AUS :SUI Bossart/Zobrist 0-0 ()

 

Group C Final Standing

 

Athletes
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Group D

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Vasiliauskaite/Kliokmanaite :LTU

:LAT Ozolina/Skrastina

2-1 (19-21, 21-16, 16-14)

Lunina/Lazarenko :UKR

:SUI Stolz/Bovet

2-1 (22-24, 21-4, 15-10)
Lunina/Lazarenko :UKR :LTU Vasiliauskaite/Kliokmanaite  2-0 (21-18, 21-14)
  Stolz/Bovet :SUI :LAT Ozolina/Skrastina 0-0 ()

 

Group D Final Standing

 

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Points
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Men's Tournament
Preliminary Round Results
16 Teams, 6 Groups, the 1st Teams from each Group will qualify for the Quartelfinals, the 2nd and 3rd Teams from each Group will qualify for the Round of 12

 

Group A

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Janiak/Brozyniak :POL

:BEL Vandecaveye, Lo./Vandecaveye

2-0 (21-15, 21-13)

Métral/Haussener :SUI

:ENG Gleed/Jones

2-0 (21-16, 21-10)
Métral/Haussener :SUI :POL Janiak/Brozyniak  2-0 (21-16, 21-17)
  Gleed/Jones :ENG :BEL Vandecaveye, Lo./Vandecaveye 2-1 (21-16, 17-21, 15-10)

 

Group A Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
Matches
L
Matches
W
Sets
L
Sets
Ratio
Sets
W
Points
L
Points
Ratio
Points
:SUI Métral/Haussener  4 2 0 4 0 MAX 84 59 1.4237
:POL Janiak/Brozyniak  3 1 1 2 2 1.000 75 70 1.0714
:ENG Gleed/Jones 3 1 1 2 3 0.667 79 89 0.8876
:BEL Vandecaveye, Lo./Vandecaveye 2 0 2 1 4 0.250 75 95 0.7895


 

Group B

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Takken/Bushby :AUS

:AUT Hammarberg/Berger T.

0-2 (15-21, 12-21)

Krattiger/Breer :SUI

:AUS Potts/Anyang

2-0 (21-17, 21-14)
Krattiger/Breer :SUI :AUT Hammarberg/Berger T. 2-1 (19-21, 22-20, 16-14)
  Potts/Anyang :AUS :AUS Takken/Bushby  2-0 (21-19, 21-19)

 

Group B Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
Matches
L
Matches
W
Sets
L
Sets
Ratio
Sets
W
Points
L
Points
Ratio
Points
:SUI Krattiger/Breer  4 2 0 4 1 4.000 99 86 1.1512
:AUT Hammarberg/Berger T. 3 1 1 3 2 1.500 97 84 1.1548
:AUS Potts/Anyang 3 1 1 2 2 1.000 73 80 0.9125
:AUS Takken/Bushby  2 0 2 0 4 0.000 65 84 0.7738


 

Group C

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result
Florczyk/Miszczuk :POL :SUI Heidrich/Dillier 0-2 (9-21, 22-24)
Pascariuc P./Leitner, L. :AUT :NOR Ringøen/Sunde 2-0 (21-16, 21-19)
Pascariuc P./Leitner, L. :AUT :SUI Heidrich/Dillier 1-2 (16-21, 23-21, 8-15)
  Ringøen/Sunde :NOR :POL Florczyk/Miszczuk  2-0 (21-16, 21-12)

 

Group C Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
Matches
L
Matches
W
Sets
L
Sets
Ratio
Sets
W
Points
L
Points
Ratio
Points
:SUI Heidrich/Dillier 4 2 0 4 1 4.000 102 78 1.3077
:AUT Pascariuc P./Leitner, L.  3 1 1 3 2 1.500 89 92 0.9674
:NOR Ringøen/Sunde 3 1 1 2 2 1.000 79 79 1.0000
:POL Florczyk/Miszczuk  2 0 2 0 4 0.000 68 89 0.7640


 

Group D

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Huster/Pfretzschner, S. :GER

:SUI Zürcher/Jordan

2-0 (21-15, 21-17)

Kulzer/Lorenz :GER

:FIN Siren/Nurminen

0-2 (14-21, 14-21)
  Siren/Nurminen :FIN :GER Huster/Pfretzschner, S.  0-2 (20-22, 19-21)
Kulzer/Lorenz :GER :SUI Zürcher/Jordan 0-2 (0-21, 0-21)

 

Group D Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
Matches
L
Matches
W
Sets
L
Sets
Ratio
Sets
W
Points
L
Points
Ratio
Points
:GER Huster/Pfretzschner, S.  4 2 0 4 0 MAX 85 71 1.1972
:FIN Siren/Nurminen 3 1 1 2 2 1.000 81 71 1.1408
:SUI Zürcher/Jordan 3 1 1 2 2 1.000 74 42 1.7619
:GER Kulzer/Lorenz  2 0 2 0 4 0.000 28 84 0.3333

 

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Women's Tournament

 

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals

:AUS Georgia Johnson

:AUS Jasmine Fleming

- - -

:AUS Georgia Johnson

:AUS Jasmine Fleming

21 18 15

:AUS Georgia Johnson

:AUS Jasmine Fleming

21 15 - Gold Medal Match

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:LTU Ieva Vasiliauskaite

:LTU Erika Kliokmanaite

20 18 -

:SUI Menia Bentele

:SUI Anna Lutz

14 21 5

:SUI Menia Bentele

:SUI Anna Lutz

22 21 -

:SUI Leona Kernen

:SUI Annique Niederhauser

18 24 15

:SUI Leona Kernen

:SUI Annique Niederhauser

21 15 12

:CZE Michaela Brinkova

:CZE Karin Zolnercikova

23 21 -

:CZE Michaela Brinkova

:CZE Karin Zolnercikova

21 9 10

:LAT Marta Ozolina

:LAT Luize Skrastina

21 22 7

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:CZE Michaela Brinkova

:CZE Karin Zolnercikova

17 21 15

:CZE Michaela Brinkova

:CZE Karin Zolnercikova

- - -

:UKR Diana Lunina

:UKR Tetiana Lazarenko

- - -

:UKR Diana Lunina

:UKR Tetiana Lazarenko

25 21 -

:UKR Diana Lunina

:UKR Tetiana Lazarenko

21 21 -

:UKR Diana Lunina

:UKR Tetiana Lazarenko

16 21 15

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:CZE Kylie Neuschaeferova

:CZE Marketa Svozilova

21 21 -

:CZE Kylie Neuschaeferova

:CZE Marketa Svozilova

23 11 -

:SUI Muriel Bossart

:SUI Shana Zobrist

17 18 -

:SWE Tina Thurin

:SWE Sanna Thurin

10 15 -

:LTU Ieva Dumbauskaite

:LTU Skalve Krizanauskaite

17 21 16

:GER Nele Schmitt

:GER Paula Schürholz

17 18 - Bronze Medal Match

:LTU Ieva Dumbauskaite

:LTU Skalve Krizanauskaite

21 21 -

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:GER Nele Schmitt

:GER Paula Schürholz

21 17 18

:AUS Georgia Johnson

:AUS Jasmine Fleming

21 21 -

:GER Nele Schmitt

:GER Paula Schürholz

- - -

:GER Nele Schmitt

:GER Paula Schürholz

0 0 -

 

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Men's Tournament

 

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals

:SUI Quentin Métral

:SUI Yves Haussener

- - -

:SUI Quentin Métral

:SUI Yves Haussener

21 20 -

:SUI Quentin Métral

:SUI Yves Haussener

17 21 15 Gold Medal Match

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:AUT Timo Hammarberg

:AUT Tim Berger

21 21 -

:AUT Timo Hammarberg

:AUT Tim Berger

15 16 -

:SUI Immanuel Zürcher

:SUI Jonathan Jordan

19 19 -

:FIN Santeri Siren

:FIN Jyrki Nurminen

21 21 -

:FIN Santeri Siren

:FIN Jyrki Nurminen

22 19 16

:FIN Santeri Siren

:FIN Jyrki Nurminen

21 17 12

:SUI Quentin Métral

:SUI Yves Haussener

16 19 -

:AUS D'Artagnan Potts

:AUS Garang Anyang

17 13 -

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:SUI Adrian Heidrich

:SUI Leo Dillier

20 21 14

:SUI Adrian Heidrich

:SUI Leo Dillier

- - -

:GER Philipp Huster

:GER Simon Pfretzschner, S.

- - -

:GER Philipp Huster

:GER Simon Pfretzschner, S.

24 17 -

:POL Piotr Janiak

:POL Jedrzej Brozyniak

10 14 -

:SUI Marco Krattiger

:SUI Florian Breer

21 21 -

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:POL Piotr Janiak

:POL Jedrzej Brozyniak

21 21 -

:POL Piotr Janiak

:POL Jedrzej Brozyniak

26 21 -

:NOR Nils Gunnar Ringøen

:NOR Jo Gladsøy Sunde

14 17 -

:AUT Paul Pascariuc

:AUT Laurenz Leitner

0 0 -

:ENG Niko Gleed

:ENG Harry Jones

14 14 -

:SUI Marco Krattiger

:SUI Florian Breer

21 21 - Bronze Medal Match

:ENG Niko Gleed

:ENG Harry Jones

21 21 -

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:SUI Marco Krattiger

:SUI Florian Breer

21 21 -

:FIN Santeri Siren

:FIN Jyrki Nurminen

14 15 -

:SUI Marco Krattiger

:SUI Florian Breer

- - -

:POL Piotr Janiak

:POL Jedrzej Brozyniak

21 21 -

 

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