International Table Hockey Federation - ITHF

Roni Nuttunen from Finland won his 4th Swedish Masters title! 🏆🇫🇮 (Previous wins: 2007, 2010, and 2011) after an intense final against Raivis Miglinieks (LAT)🥈

In the battle for 3rd, Evgeniy Matantsev (UKR) took home the bronze in his match against Rainers Kalnins (LAT) 🥉

The 43rd edition of the Swedish Masters in Stockholm was massive, featuring 161 players from 12 different countries - the largest since 2010! 📈🌍

🏆 Riga Cup 2025 🏆

For the 4th straight year, Rainers Kalnins 🇱🇻 wins Riga Cup, defeating rival Edgars Caics 🇱🇻 4–1 in the final.

Kalnins dominated the tournament, losing only once all day. In the semifinals, he won against the Finnish legend Roni Nuttunen 🇫🇮 4–0

🥉 Nuttunen claimed bronze after beating Elvijs Silins 🇱🇻

🌍 169 players from 12 countries took part.

On Saturday Kranj🇸🇮 hosted the 19th installment of Slovenia Open!🔥 Rainers Kalnins from Latvia defended his victory from last year and took third world tour tournament win in a row💪. He won against Martin Madera from Czech Republic in finals with 4:0, but Czech can be really proud of his performance because he eliminated both Matantsev brothers😮. Artem Matantsev then secured a bronze after 5 game series against Eddie Nilsson in match for the third place.
67 players from 8 countries participated.

Last week Olomouc hosted Moravia Open 2025/26. The winner was world champion Rainers Kalnins from Latvia after the overtime of game 7 of final against Raivis Miglinieks. Defending champion Patrik Petr finished 3rd.
72 players from 6 countries participated.

Super table hockey weekend in Incukalns🇱🇻 is finished and BJC Laimite are world club champions for the fourth time! Latvians defeated Ukranian THC Nertus in the final 9:4. Jurmalas GHK first wasted 6:3 advantage against THC Nertus in semi-final and then also lost a bronze medal match against Jurmalas GHK. 22 teams participated.

On Saturday Incukalns also hosted the first world tour super series tournament of the season. World champion Rainers Kalnins won after another crazy playoff run (20-3) before 3 Ukranians. Oleksii Korabel finished on second place, Evgeniy Matantsev third and Artem Matantsev fourth. 131 players from 9 countries participated🔥.

On Saturday table hockey world tour came back to Europe!🤘 Former world and european champion Edgars Caics (Latvia) won Norway Open in Kvernaland after defeating the local hero Magnus Klippen 4:1 in the final. Eddie Nilsson (Sweden) won the bronze medal match against Gints Lasmanis (Latvia). 29 players from 4 countries participated. World tour will continue on September 6th in Edmonton, Canada.

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