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19-Sep, Finals:
Creteil take a first, four in a row
for Worms
Finals day in Krakow
and the crowd at the Galeria witnessed one new and one
repeat winner.
 In
an all-French women's final Coline Aumard and Camille Serme
won the first two ties for US Creteil against
defending champions Mulhouse to give the Paris team a
first ECC title.
 Playing
their German rivals for a fifth time in a row in the men's
final, Paderborn took a 2-0 lead thanks to wins from
Chris Simpson and Simon Rosner. But B&W Worms'
Greg Marche managed to take a game off Rosner which proved
to be crucial.
David Palmer and Tim Weber took the last two ties 3-0 for
Worms to make it four titles in a row.
Finals Gallery
Women's Final
US Creteil 3-0 Mulhouse
#2 Coline
Aumard 3-0 Laura Pomportes
11/3, 11/6, 11/4 (21m)
#1 Camille Serme 3-1 Sarah-Jane Perry 14/12,11/9,9/11,11/3 (52m)
#3 Enora Villard 2-0 Isabelle Stoehr
11/5, 11/8 (17m)
3rd/4th: Paderborn 2 Edgbaston 1
Men's Final
Paderborn 2-2 B&W Worms (6-7)
#2 Chris
Simpson 3-0 Jens Schoor
12/10, 11/3, 11/5 (39m)
#1 Simon Rosner 3-1 Grégoire Marche 11/5, 9/11, 11/6, 11/3 (74m)
#3 Lennart Osthoff 0-3 David Palmer
4/11, 2/11, 6/11 (26m)
#4 Cederic Lenz 0-3 Tim Weber
7/11, 1/11, 5/11 (31m)
3rd/4th: Mulhouse 4 Edgbaston 0
18-Sep, Day
Three:
Favourites through to finals
Semi-finals day in Poland,
and it will be an all-French women's and all-German men's
final ! Top seeds US Creteil and defending champions
Mulhouse will contest the women's final while top
seeds Paderborn will face defending champions
Worms in a repeat men's final.
Both women's matches were fairly straightforward affairs, as
was Paderborn's win over Edgbaston. The final match between
Worms and Mulhouse looked on paper to be very close, but
Greg Marche's upset win over world #10 Mathieu Castagnet in
the second tie put Worms firmly in charge and it was David
Palmer who finished it off for Worms.
Day Three Photos in the Gallery
Women's Semis:
it's
an all-French final
US Creteil (Fra) 3-0 Edgbaston (Eng)
Camille Serme 3-0 Deon Saffery
11/5, 11/4, 11/8
Coline Aumard 3-0 Leonie Holt
11/3, 11/5, 11/9
Enora Villard 3-3 Alicia Mead
11/2, 11/8, 13/11
Mulhouse (Fra) 3-0 Paderborn (Ger)
Sarah-Jane Perry 3-0 Emma Beddoes
11/5, 11/2, 11/3
Laura Pomportes 3-1 Sina Wall
11/6, 9/11, 11/5, 11/8
Isabelle Stoehr 2-0 Franziska Hennes
11/0, 11/7
Men's Semis:
it's an all-German final
Paderborn (Ger) 3-1
Edgbaston (Eng)
Chris Simpson 3-0 Joel Hinds
11/7, 11/7, 11/7
Simon Rosner 3-1 Jaymie Haycocks 4/11, 11/6, 11/7, 11/7
Cedric Lenz 2-0 Ashlee Harris
11/8, 11/9
Lennart Osthoff 0-2 Chris Ryder
5/11, 5/11
Worms (Ger) 3-1
Mulhouse (Fra)
Jens Schoor 0-3 Thierry Lincou
12/14, 6/11, 4/11
Gregoire Marche 3-1 Mathieu Castagnet 12/10 11/7 10/12, 11/9
Tim Weber 3-0 Benjamin Fischer
11/9, 11/4, 11/9
David Palmer 2-0 Rudi Rohrmuller
11/9 11/6
17-Sep, Day Two:
Top seeds through to semis
 After the
completion of the pool matches, the playoff stages were set.
In the men's quarter-finals it was the top seeds who wo
through to the semis, with top seeds Paderborn and
defending champions Worms providing two German
semi-finalists.
Paderborn meet England's Edgbaston while Worms are up
against second-seeded French outfit Mulhouse.
An all-French final is possible in the women's event with
top seeds US Creteil and defending champions
Mulhouse safely through to the semi-finals, where they
face Edgbaston and Paderborn.
Day Two photos in the Gallery
Thursday, Men's Quarters:
Paderborn (Ger) 4-0 Leinster (Irl),
Edgbaston (Eng) 3-1 Vaduz
Worms (Ger) 4-0 Vidux-Tisza (Hun), Mulhouse (Fra) 4-0 Brno (Cze)
Day Two photos in the Gallery
16-Sep, Day One Roundup:
Today we launched the Bremer European Club Championships.
The first matches took place at Squash4You Club, the
competition is attended by 15 men teams and 9 women teams.
Today 23 matches were played.
There were no big surprises today, most favorites have won
their matches. The sole surprise was the match between
German champion Paderborn Squash Club and Czech champion
Viktoria Brno Sportprofit which ended as a 2-all draw.
Starting from tomorrow, part of matches will be hosted in
Galeria Krakowska (most popular mall in Krakow) and will
last until Saturday. ECC is not only squash event.
There
will be alot of attractions for fans provided by event
partners, e.g. basketball shooting competition, bike trial
show or free squash lessons. The whole event enjoys great
popularity and generated big media coverage, including
press, radio and TV publications.
EuroClubs heads for Poland
 Krakow
is about to become a capital of CEE squash. After great
success of this summer’s
Squash & Art Festival (Polish Squash Clubs
Championship Finals), Krakow will host best European squash
teams.
The BREMER European Club Championships starts in one
week!
As
you may know, Krakow, due to its great history and beautiful
monuments, is the most popular Polish city among foreign
tourists.
The cobbled squares, churches and gothic architecture are
what draw thousands of visitors year after year. Krakow also
boasts countless jazz clubs, whetting the appetite of live
music lovers from both home and abroad.
From now on, Krakow will be also an important point at
European squash map. BREMER European Club Championships will
last from September 16th to 19th. Matches will take place on
two venues: initial matches will be played at Squash4You
Club, finals will take place at Galeria Krakowska, Krakow’s
most popular mall.
"We are very pleased to host best European teams in Krakow,"
said Maciek Maciantowicz, Squash4You CEO, organizer
of BREMER European Club Championships.
"We have great squash facilities to organize such great
event. I also hope that every player will spend a great time
in Krakow."
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