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…
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Swedish Masters 2017
Swedish Masters 2017 will be the fifth time Swedish Masters is held in Malmö, Sweden. We’re rolling back to a one-day event for this year, so make sure to mark your calendars. February 11, 2017.…
Swedish Masters 2016 live results
As Swedish Masters 2016 starts you can follow results live at Scorpion from the open category, but also of course the Junior tournament. You will also receive updates if you’re following us on Facebook.com.
Swedish Masters 2016 dates confirmed
Swedish Masters 2016 will once again be held in Malmö, Sweden. Dates have now been set and confirmed so make sure to mark your calendars. February 13 and February 14. That’s correct, Swedish Masters is…
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!
Swedish Masters 2015
On February 7, for the 33rd time since 1982, the world gathers to play one of the most prestigious tournament of all. Welcome to the Swedish Masters in Malmö, Sweden, a Super Series tournaments part of…
Swedish Masters 2014 – A Table Hockey Weekend!
On the first weekend of 2014, for the 32nd time since 1982, the world gathers to play one of the most prestigious tournament of all. Welcome to the Swedish Masters in Baltiska Hallen, Malmö, Sweden,…
Swedish Masters 2013: The Opening Ceremony
To kick off the Opening Ceremony at the Swedish Masters 2013 we decided to invite a familiar face to welcome the different nations to Malmö. The film was a success and we thought we’d share…