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The new season starts tomorrow so here is the new thread.
After multiple years of not being able to fill the desired slots the league will finally feature eight teams again. Langstadt dissolved their Bundesliga teams, but Langenselbold took over their license and Fürstenfeldbruck got promoted. Berlin is the unmatched top club having won the German Championship eleven times, the German Cup eleven times and the Champions League six times.
Here are the teams in no specific order (links lead to their info pages on mytischtennis.de, the main site for table tennis in Germany). TTR is the rating system that is used in Germany (Elo like); WTT, ITTF events and the Olympic Games contribute to the rating. QTTR is the quarterly TTR rating. The May and December QTTR are used to determine the player positions when the clubs register their teams. Otherwise QTTR decides which division players can sign up for at tournaments in Germany. The number listed before the players' names is the May QTTR.
SV DJK Kolbermoor
1.1 2428 Annett Kaufmann
1.2 2307 Manami Imaeda
1.3 2302 Chi-Shiuan Chen
1.4 2288 Haneul Kim
1.5 2276 Yunji Lee
1.6 2269 Dina Meshref
1.7 2217 Alina Zavarykina
1.8 2230 Kristin Lang
1.9 2129 Enisa Sadikovic
1.10 2138 Tijana Jokic
1.11 2073 Laura Tiefenbrunner
TG 1953 Langenselbold
1.1 2324 Sally Moyland
1.2 2282 Ayhika Mukherjee
1.3 2203 Sophia Klee
1.4 2190 Lorena Morsch
1.5 2152 Matilda Hansson
2.1 1908 Sonja Roggenhofer
TSV Dachau 65
1.1 2477 Sabine Winter
1.2 2394 Seoyoung Byun
1.3 2276 Koharu Itagaki
1.4 2201 Dora Cosic
2.1 2129 Naomi Pranjkovic
2.2 2063 Emine Ernst
TuS Fürstenfeldbruck
1.1 2304 Yu-Chiao Huang
1.2 2296 Yashaswini Deepak Ghorpade
1.3 2265 Franziska Schreiner
1.4 2260 Hsiao-Hsin Wang
1.5 2201 Chantal Mantz
1.6 2153 Iryna Motsyk
2.1 2293 Yi-Ching Chu
2.2 2199 Priyadarshini Das
TTG Bingen/Münster-Sarmsheim
1.1 2424 Jiayi Liang
1.2 2322 Jiayi Xu
1.3 2206 Elena Kuzmina
1.4 2133 Lisa Wang
1.5 2053 Karolina Mynarova
1.6 1986 Ulyana Miashchanskaya
ESV Weil
1.1 2244 Hoi Man Karen Lee
1.2 2209 Ievgeniia Sozoniuk
1.3 2139 Andrea Pavlovic
1.4 2154 Lea Lachenmayer
1.5 2115 Kornelija Riliskyte
2.1 2000 Enya Hu
ttc berlin eastside
1.1 2376 Nina Mittelham
1.2 2352 Xiaona Shan
1.3 2329 Natalia Bajor
1.4 2235 Josephina Neumann
1.5 2287 Sabina Surjan
2.1 2255 Mia Griesel
2.2 1648 Lilian Ma
2.3 2044 Kathrin Mühlbach
2.4 2038 Irina Palina
TTC 1946 Weinheim
1.1 2399 Orawan Paranang
1.2 2335 Seongjin Kim
1.3 2317 Tung-Chuan Chien
1.4 2299 Yuan Wan
1.5 2268 Veronika Matiunina
1.6 2254 Qi Shi
2.1 2221 Solomiya Yaremchuk
2.2 2194 Daria Trigolos
2.3 2195 Mateja Jeger Majstorovic
2.4 2103 Bao Chau Elisa Nguyen
Match system:
The women play on two tables at the same time. Every match starts with two doubles followed by up to eight singles, best of five. Whoever gets six points first wins or the match can end in a draw at 5-5. There is a restriction for foreign players outside of the EU that allows only one such a player to play concurrently so a team like Weinheim can only use one of their two Taiwan players for each match. Most clubs also don't have fancy venues and use school gyms often or some other kind of venue.
The playing order is based on the "Bundessystem" for four-player-teams. Doubles pairs can be freely chosen and put freely on 1 or 2. For singles it's according to the position players have been registered in and that is done by TTR rating. A match goes down as follows:
DA1 - DB1
DA2 - DB2
A1 - B2
A2 - B1
A3 - B4
A4 - B3
A1 - B1
A2 - B2
A3 - B3
A4 - B4
How to watch:
The women's Bundesliga is not affiliated with Dyn so German viewers don't need a subscription. It's up to each team whether they want to stream. At the moment Dachau and Bingen don't do it unfortunately. I don't know yet whether the newcomers will stream their matches. The remaining clubs all stream on YouTube, but only Weinheim and Berlin have dedicated streams for both tables . The YouTube links are:
Weinheim
Weil
Kolbermoor
Berlin
Play-offs:
Since last season only the first four teams qualify for the play-offs. The winner becomes the German champion.
Important notice
There has been a change to the gender rules. Starting from the lowest class up to the 2. Bundesliga men it's now called adults instead meaning women are allowed to play together with men up to 2. Bundesliga. The women's leagues remain as they have been in the past.
Other useful links:
Current ranking
Schedule
Liveticker (covers 1. Bundesliga to 3. Bundesliga for women and 2./3. Bundesliga for adults. Both 3. Bundesligen are divided into North and South)
Unfortunately mytischtennis continues to absorb everything and the old, very reliable liveticker has been killed for a worse version.
After multiple years of not being able to fill the desired slots the league will finally feature eight teams again. Langstadt dissolved their Bundesliga teams, but Langenselbold took over their license and Fürstenfeldbruck got promoted. Berlin is the unmatched top club having won the German Championship eleven times, the German Cup eleven times and the Champions League six times.
Here are the teams in no specific order (links lead to their info pages on mytischtennis.de, the main site for table tennis in Germany). TTR is the rating system that is used in Germany (Elo like); WTT, ITTF events and the Olympic Games contribute to the rating. QTTR is the quarterly TTR rating. The May and December QTTR are used to determine the player positions when the clubs register their teams. Otherwise QTTR decides which division players can sign up for at tournaments in Germany. The number listed before the players' names is the May QTTR.
SV DJK Kolbermoor
1.1 2428 Annett Kaufmann
1.2 2307 Manami Imaeda
1.3 2302 Chi-Shiuan Chen
1.4 2288 Haneul Kim
1.5 2276 Yunji Lee
1.6 2269 Dina Meshref
1.7 2217 Alina Zavarykina
1.8 2230 Kristin Lang
1.9 2129 Enisa Sadikovic
1.10 2138 Tijana Jokic
1.11 2073 Laura Tiefenbrunner
TG 1953 Langenselbold
1.1 2324 Sally Moyland
1.2 2282 Ayhika Mukherjee
1.3 2203 Sophia Klee
1.4 2190 Lorena Morsch
1.5 2152 Matilda Hansson
2.1 1908 Sonja Roggenhofer
TSV Dachau 65
1.1 2477 Sabine Winter
1.2 2394 Seoyoung Byun
1.3 2276 Koharu Itagaki
1.4 2201 Dora Cosic
2.1 2129 Naomi Pranjkovic
2.2 2063 Emine Ernst
TuS Fürstenfeldbruck
1.1 2304 Yu-Chiao Huang
1.2 2296 Yashaswini Deepak Ghorpade
1.3 2265 Franziska Schreiner
1.4 2260 Hsiao-Hsin Wang
1.5 2201 Chantal Mantz
1.6 2153 Iryna Motsyk
2.1 2293 Yi-Ching Chu
2.2 2199 Priyadarshini Das
TTG Bingen/Münster-Sarmsheim
1.1 2424 Jiayi Liang
1.2 2322 Jiayi Xu
1.3 2206 Elena Kuzmina
1.4 2133 Lisa Wang
1.5 2053 Karolina Mynarova
1.6 1986 Ulyana Miashchanskaya
ESV Weil
1.1 2244 Hoi Man Karen Lee
1.2 2209 Ievgeniia Sozoniuk
1.3 2139 Andrea Pavlovic
1.4 2154 Lea Lachenmayer
1.5 2115 Kornelija Riliskyte
2.1 2000 Enya Hu
ttc berlin eastside
1.1 2376 Nina Mittelham
1.2 2352 Xiaona Shan
1.3 2329 Natalia Bajor
1.4 2235 Josephina Neumann
1.5 2287 Sabina Surjan
2.1 2255 Mia Griesel
2.2 1648 Lilian Ma
2.3 2044 Kathrin Mühlbach
2.4 2038 Irina Palina
TTC 1946 Weinheim
1.1 2399 Orawan Paranang
1.2 2335 Seongjin Kim
1.3 2317 Tung-Chuan Chien
1.4 2299 Yuan Wan
1.5 2268 Veronika Matiunina
1.6 2254 Qi Shi
2.1 2221 Solomiya Yaremchuk
2.2 2194 Daria Trigolos
2.3 2195 Mateja Jeger Majstorovic
2.4 2103 Bao Chau Elisa Nguyen
Match system:
The women play on two tables at the same time. Every match starts with two doubles followed by up to eight singles, best of five. Whoever gets six points first wins or the match can end in a draw at 5-5. There is a restriction for foreign players outside of the EU that allows only one such a player to play concurrently so a team like Weinheim can only use one of their two Taiwan players for each match. Most clubs also don't have fancy venues and use school gyms often or some other kind of venue.
The playing order is based on the "Bundessystem" for four-player-teams. Doubles pairs can be freely chosen and put freely on 1 or 2. For singles it's according to the position players have been registered in and that is done by TTR rating. A match goes down as follows:
DA1 - DB1
DA2 - DB2
A1 - B2
A2 - B1
A3 - B4
A4 - B3
A1 - B1
A2 - B2
A3 - B3
A4 - B4
How to watch:
The women's Bundesliga is not affiliated with Dyn so German viewers don't need a subscription. It's up to each team whether they want to stream. At the moment Dachau and Bingen don't do it unfortunately. I don't know yet whether the newcomers will stream their matches. The remaining clubs all stream on YouTube, but only Weinheim and Berlin have dedicated streams for both tables . The YouTube links are:
Weinheim
Weil
Kolbermoor
Berlin
Play-offs:
Since last season only the first four teams qualify for the play-offs. The winner becomes the German champion.
Important notice
There has been a change to the gender rules. Starting from the lowest class up to the 2. Bundesliga men it's now called adults instead meaning women are allowed to play together with men up to 2. Bundesliga. The women's leagues remain as they have been in the past.
Other useful links:
Current ranking
Schedule
Liveticker (covers 1. Bundesliga to 3. Bundesliga for women and 2./3. Bundesliga for adults. Both 3. Bundesligen are divided into North and South)
Unfortunately mytischtennis continues to absorb everything and the old, very reliable liveticker has been killed for a worse version.
