Danske Padel Klip

Status efter første runde i Elitedivisionen

🌍 NORDIC PLAYERS ABROAD · Week 35 (24–30 Aug)

One tournament sets the tone this week. FIP Gold Belgrade (24–30 Aug) is the highest tier the Nordics are playing, and it’s the only event that pulls three countries into the same draw — Danish, Swedish and Finnish pairs all in Serbia at once.

Lasse Schramm has the headline entry: a wildcard straight into the Gold main draw alongside Andrija Graovac, skipping qualifying altogether. Sophia Horne Bang goes in seeded 4 in women’s qualifying with Swedish partner Biljana Billie Gajic — a cross-border pairing that turns up under both flags this week. Finland’s two pairs both start in men’s qualifying, Antti Kampman and Axel Waris going in as an all-Finnish team.

Sweden has the widest week of anyone: six players across four tournaments in four countries. Douglas Rutgersson doubles up, closing out the Silver in Porto Sant’Elpidio, Italy, before joining the Bronze in Westerbork, Netherlands — while Adam Axelsson opens a Silver in Cordoba, Spain, just as the week runs out.

Westerbork is the second cluster: three Swedish pairs plus Denmark’s Oscar Sebber Gormsen, all straight into the main draw. And the youngest Danish story is in Cologne, where Karl Emil Angermair and Marius Damgaard Bojesen play the FIP Promises main draw together in BOTH U14 and U16 — the same pair on two age-group entry lists in the same week.

🎾 Swipe to see who’s flying your flag 👉 danskepadelklip.com

🌍 NORDIC PLAYERS ABROAD · Week 35 (24–30 Aug)

One tournament sets the tone this week. FIP Gold Belgrade (24–30 Aug) is the highest tier the Nordics are playing, and it’s the only event that pulls three countries into the same draw — Danish, Swedish and Finnish pairs all in Serbia at once.

Lasse Schramm has the headline entry: a wildcard straight into the Gold main draw alongside Andrija Graovac, skipping qualifying altogether. Sophia Horne Bang goes in seeded 4 in women’s qualifying with Swedish partner Biljana Billie Gajic — a cross-border pairing that turns up under both flags this week. Finland’s two pairs both start in men’s qualifying, Antti Kampman and Axel Waris going in as an all-Finnish team.

Sweden has the widest week of anyone: six players across four tournaments in four countries. Douglas Rutgersson doubles up, closing out the Silver in Porto Sant’Elpidio, Italy, before joining the Bronze in Westerbork, Netherlands — while Adam Axelsson opens a Silver in Cordoba, Spain, just as the week runs out.

Westerbork is the second cluster: three Swedish pairs plus Denmark’s Oscar Sebber Gormsen, all straight into the main draw.

🎾 Swipe to see who’s flying your flag 👉 danskepadelklip.com

🌍 NORDICS ABROAD — WEEK IN REVIEW · Week 34 (17–23 Aug)

64 matches, 37 wins across four tournaments — three Swedish titles and a fourth final. 🎾

🇸🇪 Sweden — Three titles in one week. Malte Lindh & Filip Dahlqvist [2] took FIP Promises Middelkerke (6–1), and at FIP Promises Palma de Mallorca both Tilde Stromgren & M. Alberti Bouza (6–2) and Gustaf Joensson Netland & M. Martin Anglada (4–2) won their draws, with Filip Sterner [3] & T. Villena Quiros reaching another final and Junior Brydolf & C. Garau Barbosa [2] the semis. At Silver level, Douglas Rutgersson & S. Nieto Simon (Porto Sant’Elpidio) and Simon Yitbarek & Max Bjorkman (Espoo) both made quarterfinals.

🇩🇰 Denmark — Maria Rasmussen & Martina Minetti reached the semifinals at FIP Silver Espoo (2–1), and Emil Lilleøre & Joa Takala [Q] came through qualifying into the main draw.

🇫🇮 Finland — Home week at FIP Silver Espoo: Martina Minetti & Maria Rasmussen led the way to the semis, with Janne Wuorinen & Henrik Aarnio [WC], Merituuli Saarela & Maria Teeriaho and Saana Saarteinen & Ella Sillanpää all reaching the round of 16.

Swipe for every pair’s run 👉 Full results & player pages at danskepadelklip.com