Lars Henriksson winner of Swedish Masters 2020
After seven games, the father Lars Henriksson (Sweden) defeated his son Oscar Henriksson (Sweden) in the final of Swedish Masters 2020, which was organized in Umea. Peter Östlund (Sweden) won the bronze match against Sandis…
Borisov winner of Swedish Masters 2018
Maxim Borisov from Russia won the Swedish Masters 2018 by beating Edgars Caics from Latvia in the finals with 4-1. Third place went to Alexey Zakharov, also Russia. The tournament was the strongest World Tour tournament…
Yanis Galuzo tops Edgars Caics in Malmö
In the fifth Swedish Masters in Malmö Yanis Galuzo out of Russia managed to top Latvian and European champion Edgars Caics in the grand final winning it 4-2. Kevin Eriksson from Finland and Alexey Titov…
2015 Swedish Masters champion: Yanis Galuzo
The 2013 champion did it again. For the second time in three years Yanis Galuzo is crowned Swedish Masters champion. Congratulations! Full standings can be found: here.
Henriksson wins junior
The junior podium of Swedish Masters 2015 with swede Oscar Henriksson (1st) on top surrounded by fins Rene Huhtala (2nd) and Kevin Eriksson (3rd) + Jan Pelkonen (3rd). The future looks bright for table hockey!
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Lars Henriksson winner of Swedish Masters 2020
After seven games, the father Lars Henriksson (Sweden) defeated his son Oscar Henriksson (Sweden) in the final of Swedish Masters 2020, which…
Welcome to Umeå 8th February 2020
Swedish masters 2020 will be played in Umeå. The university…
Borisov winner of Swedish Masters 2018
Maxim Borisov from Russia won the Swedish Masters 2018 by…
Yanis Galuzo tops Edgars Caics in Malmö
In the fifth Swedish Masters in Malmö Yanis Galuzo out…
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2015 Swedish Masters champion: Yanis Galuzo
The 2013 champion did it again. For the second time in three years Yanis Galuzo is crowned Swedish Masters champion. Congratulations! Full standings can be found: here.
Henriksson wins junior
The junior podium of Swedish Masters 2015 with swede Oscar Henriksson (1st) on top surrounded by fins Rene Huhtala (2nd) and Kevin Eriksson (3rd) + Jan Pelkonen (3rd). The future looks bright for table hockey!