L’AQUILA – On Sunday 16 June, in the very hot gym of Silvi Marina (TE), the play-offs took place between the four D2 teams, which passed the preliminary stage of the play-offs, to designate the two teams that will have access and will play in the next sporting year 2024/2025 in Serie D1 Regional Men’s Team Championship.
The young team of Sporting Club TOF of L’Aquila, he presented himself with a very respectable CV, having played in the regular championship of Group A, and the preliminary phase of the play-offs without suffering any defeat, but any play-off that lasts an entire day, in all sports, always presents pitfalls, due to tiredness and tension.
The calendar included one-way matches between the four teams, and each team had to compete with the other three.
For the first meeting, at 10 am Sporting met theASD GUARDIAGRELE (CH).
Our players are clearly stronger and have imposed themselves for 5 to 0.
2 matches won by Lorenzo Gianfelicesame result for Alessio Circi and 1 match won by Alessandro Berardi.
For the second meeting, at 2pmit Sporting met the ASD PONGISTICA ANGOLANA of Pescara.
An exhausting encounter that lasted until at 5.45pmalmost four hours.
Finally ended with the victory of Sporting of a breath for 5 to 4.
2 games won ed 1 lost by Lorenzo Gianfelicesame result for Alessio Circi and 1 game won e 2 lost from Alessandro Berardi.
Third and last exhausting match which started at 6pm and ended at 9.30pm, three and a half hours of play, with the leaders of Group B of D2, theASD SILVI (YOU).
Excellent result for Sporting, who won by 5 to 3.
2 games won ed 1 lost by Lorenzo Gianfelicesame result for Alessio Circi and 1 game won and 1 lost by Alessandro Berardi.
Certainly deserved promotion for the athletes of the Sportingwithout the need for accounts or further play-offs.
The other promoted team is the ASD SILVI (TE), who had to resort to the separate ranking.
The activity of the 2023/2024 Sporting table tennis season also ends with this victory. During the summer break, the managers will be busy planning next year’s activities, especially strengthening the top teams, and adapting the competition field to the new provisions of the Federation.
Another commitment will be to develop the Table Tennis School, seeking and preparing talents for the future of the Society, now in its sixty-sixth year of sporting activity.
