Naslednja turnirja
Koper Open 2024
Koper, 18. 5. 2024
DP 2024
Sevnica, 1. 6. 2024

Končani turnirji 2023/24
Kranj Open in DP 2024
Spomladanski pokal in DP 2024
Zimski pokal
Sevnica Open 2024
Miklavžev turnir 2024
Pokal Kranja 2024
Slovenia Open 2024
Mengeš Open 2024

Slovenski pokal 23/24
1. Anže Božič 560
2. Gal Bohinc 453
3. Bernard Rjavec 451
4. Nejc Škrlep 430
5. Jakob Zalokar Obadič 404

Osnovnošolci
1. Marcel Janez Novak 580
2. Zala Škrlep 430
3. Leon Zupan 345


Pokrovitelji
Kolesarski center
Sevnica
OŠ Franceta Prešerna
Kranj

Nakup namiznega hokeja
in nadomestnih delov

Kontakt: nhzs.info@gmail.com

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Slovenia Open 2018 (English)
15.10.2018 2018b 11:04
MORE INFO on Slovenia Open 2018 - 27. 10. 2018: Kranj (Slovenija)

Slovenia Open will be held for the 13th time.
This is the 8th WTHT tournament in the season 2018/19. It also belongs to Slovenian Cup series.
Event is organized by Slovenian table hockey association (NHZS).

Tournament will be held on Saturday, 27th of October at France Preseren Primary school (Google maps.)
Tournament starts at 10:15. You have to confirm your registration before 9:45.
Entry Fee: 7 EUR.

Pre-register here!
List of registered players

Playing format:
Number of players < 30
1 big basic group, then Play off with TOP 16 players and play off for best 4 juniors (Primary school)
Number of players > 30
2 - 4 basic groups, then final and placement group. Then Play off with TOP 16 players and play off for best 4 juniors (Primary school)

Schedule:
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9:00 -  9:45 Registration
10:15 Tournament start
13:00 Lunch time
14:30 Play Off
18:30 Final Ceremony
20:00 After Party at Bowling place :)

Accomodation: If you need a place to sleep, send email to nhzs.info@gmail.com!

How to reach Kranj? Check http://wikitravel.org/en/Kranj

Referee committee: will be announced later
Prizes: cups for the winners, medals, diplomas etc.

Former winners 
2006: Magor Papp (Hun)
2007: Bernard Rjavec (Slo)
2008: Vaclav Pikl (Cze)
2009: Kristijan Curkovic (Cro)
2010: Bjarne Axelsen (Den)
2011: Bjarne Axelsen (Den)
2012: Kristijan Curkovic (Cro)
2013: Vaclav Pikl (Cze)
2014: Vaclav Pikl (Cze)
2015: Michal Hvizd (Cze)
2016: Leos Hvizd (Cze)
2017: Mykhaylo Shalomayev (Ukr)