The top step of the podium in women’s singles 70 years for Elmira Antonyan-Brunner (Photo: Reto Bazzi) Swaythling Club International members, Hungary’s Zsolt-Georg Böhm and Elmira Antonyan-Brunner were very much players in form on Saturday 21st June, the closing day of play at the 2025 European Veteran Championships in Novi Sad, Serbia. Zsolt-Georg Böhm won men’s singles over 60 years accounting for Denmark’s Carsten Egeholt (13-11, 11-6, 10-12, 5-11, 11-9) in the final. Meanwhile, Elmira Antonyan-Brunner struck gold in women’s singles over 70 years overcoming Ekaterina Krasnova, an independent athlete in the title decider (11-9, 11-9, 11-6). Additionally in the counterpart women’s doubles event partnering Germany’s Petra Rubin, it was bronze for Elmira Antonyan-Brunner, the pair experienced a semi-final defeat at the hands of

Swaythling Club Executive Committee members present in Novi Sad (left to right) Lilamani de Soysa, Reto Bazzi, Claude Bergeret, Zdenko Kriz and Gloria Wagener (Photo: Reto Bazzi) The Annual General Meeting of the Swaythling Club International took place on Saturday 21st June at the 2025 European Veteran Championships in Novi Sad, Serbia. Claude Bergeret was returned unopposed as President, a situation that also applied to Reto Bazzi (Deputy President), Jordi Serra (Secretary) and Richard Scruton (Treasurer). Lilamani de Soysa, Gloria Wagener and Zdenko Kriz were elected committee members. All propositions were accepted, including an alteration of the Constitution to increase the members of the Executive Committee from seven to nine as and from 2027. A total 23 members, 11 on-line and 12 physically present attended. All