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3rd Bielsko-Biała Table Tennis Grand Prix 2026: Results and Series Standings

116 players, 214 starts, and 14 categories at the OSR Victoria hall. A summary of the 3rd Bielsko-Biała City Table Tennis Grand Prix 2026: results, series standings, stats from three events (740 starts), and the Turniej Generator series widget on BISTS.pl.

Contents
  1. The Bielsko-Biała table tennis Grand Prix in numbers
  2. Results: Saturday (youth)
  3. Results: Sunday (adults)
  4. Series standings after three events: the under-39 category
  5. The 2026 table tennis Grand Prix in numbers: three events
  6. How Turniej Generator runs the Bielsko-Biała Grand Prix
  7. Table tennis tournaments in Turniej Generator
  8. The final is next
  9. Frequently asked questions

On the weekend of 10–11 October 2026, the OSR Victoria hall hosted the third event of the Bielsko-Biała table tennis Grand Prix in Poland. 116 players, with 214 starts in total, came from Bielsko-Biała, Cieszyn, Wadowice, Kraków, Wrocław, and Jaworzno, from the youngest juniors to veterans over seventy. The series is organized by the Bielsko-Biała Sports and Recreation Center (BBOSiR), and for another year running, results, tables, and the overall standings are run in Turniej Generator (tg-app.pl).

The Bielsko-Biała table tennis Grand Prix in numbers

Event3rd Bielsko-Biała City Table Tennis Grand Prix 2026
Dates10–11 October 2026 (Saturday: youth, Sunday: adults)
VenueOSR Victoria hall, Bielsko-Biała, Poland
Series organizerBielsko-Biała Sports and Recreation Center (BBOSiR)
Players116 participants, 214 starts
Categories14: boys and girls U11, U13, U15, U19, open, under 39, and veterans 40, 50, 60, and 70
2026 seriesevents in February, April, and October; final on 19–20 December 2026
Results and standingsbists.pl/grand-prix-bielska-bialej-2026

Results: Saturday (youth)

Category1st place2nd place3rd place
Boys (żacy)Jan OleksyTymoteusz TerelakPiotr Sergiejuk
Girls (żaczki)Zuzanna KrzempekZuzanna JurczygaAnna Czapla
Boys (młodzicy)Wiktor NiemczykFranciszek KurowskiIgor Inglot
Girls (młodziczki)Kornelia ToporekZuzanna KrzempekNatalia Wójcik
Cadets (boys)Maurycy ParchańskiSebastian CzerninMarcel Woźniak
Cadets (girls)Maja HacaśKornelia ToporekNatalia Wójcik
Juniors (boys)Maurycy ParchańskiMarcel WoźniakSebastian Czernin
Juniors (girls)Łucja NoworytaMaja Hacaś–

Saturday belonged to players competing in several categories. Maurycy Parchański won both the cadet and junior events, Kornelia Toporek won the młodziczki category and was runner-up among cadets, and Zuzanna Krzempek won the żaczki category and finished second in młodziczki.

Results: Sunday (adults)

Category1st place2nd place3rd place
OpenBartłomiej RutkowskiTomasz HolcmanPaweł Wróbel
Under 39Bartłomiej RutkowskiKacper WalczykAdrian Wiecheć
Veterans 40Tomasz HolcmanGrzegorz MaciołJurij Movchko
Veterans 50Jarosław MajochaJerzy IhasMirosław Ścieszka
Veterans 60Piotr ŻyrekJanusz ŚcieszkaFranciszek Łysak
Veterans 70Andrzej SiedlaczekWojciech ZuziakStanisław Hajdusianek

Sunday was a showcase for Bartłomiej Rutkowski, who won both the open and the under-39 categories. Tomasz Holcman finished second in the open and won the veterans 40+.

Series standings after three events: the under-39 category

PlacePlayerPointsEventsMatches (W–L)
1Adrian Bieniek68317 (13–4)
2Bartłomiej Rutkowski64316 (12–4)
3Dawid Szot62319 (13–6)
4Paweł Suchodolski57313 (7–6)
5Grzegorz Adamczyk49312 (6–6)
Standings after the 3rd event. Full standings for all 14 categories on bists.pl.

In the under-39 category, each of the three events so far had a different winner: Oliwier Turek, Adrian Bieniek, and Bartłomiej Rutkowski. The leader is just 6 points ahead of third place, so the December final will decide the series. Under the series rules (in the 2025 edition), the three best results counted toward the standings, so there’s still plenty to play for.

The 2026 table tennis Grand Prix in numbers: three events

EventCategoriesParticipantsStartsResults
1st Grand Prix (February)14146268tg-app.pl/tg/acfdd
2nd Grand Prix (April)14142258tg-app.pl/tg/acggg
3rd Grand Prix (October)14116214tg-app.pl/tg/adeag
Total404740
Participants counted separately at each event; starts are the total entries across all categories.

With nearly two starts per player on average, many players compete in several categories at once, such as cadets and juniors or open and under 39. Across three events that’s already 740 starts, and each one has to land in the right bracket, table, and series standings.

How Turniej Generator runs the Bielsko-Biała Grand Prix

The whole series (fourteen categories, four events a year, and the overall standings) is run in Turniej Generator and displayed on BISTS.pl, the Bielsko-Biała table tennis information site, using Turniej Generator’s series widget. The widget is embedded on the site once, just by pasting a code snippet, and every new event and the current overall standings appear there automatically, with no manual page updates and no PDF tables to publish. Players, coaches, and fans see in one place:

  • overall standings for every category, switching categories with one click,
  • position changes after each event: arrows show who moved up and who dropped,
  • detailed statistics: points, events played, matches, wins and losses, set balance, and ratio,
  • tied places, resolved automatically according to the series rules,
  • an attendance chart showing the number of players at each event,
  • lists of event winners and podium finishers,
  • results of each event in a separate tab, linking to the full brackets and matches in the app.

After each event, the organizer doesn’t recalculate points in a spreadsheet: the standings update themselves as soon as results are in the system. That matters especially in a series with 14 categories, where the same player often enters two or three of them. We explain how to set up scoring and standings for your own series in our guide to tournament series (Grand Prix): scoring and overall standings.

Table tennis tournaments in Turniej Generator

Table tennis is most often played in groups followed by a bracket, or in double elimination, where every player gets several matches. Turniej Generator supports both, and if it’s easier to work on paper at the tables, you can download a printable tournament bracket that matches the system and enter results later. Categories, number of tables, playing time, and seeding are covered in our guide on how to run a table tennis tournament.

The final is next

The last event of the 2026 Bielsko-Biała City Grand Prix is scheduled for 19–20 December 2026, when the overall winners in every category will be decided.

Thank you to BBOSiR and BISTS.pl for their trust, and to the sponsors (SFD Bielsko-Biała, Kufel Event, and Hulaj Zdrowo) for supporting the event. Congratulations to all players!

BISTS.pl also runs a team league in Turniej Generator: see the BBALTS 2026 amateur table tennis league with its league widget.

Want to run a similar series? If you organize a Grand Prix, league, or event series in table tennis, or in any other sport, and want overall standings calculated automatically plus a results widget on your own website, we’d love to work with you. Email us at kontakt@tg-app.pl and we’ll help you set up the series and embed the widget.

Running your own tournament series or table tennis league? See what good tournament software should have, or create a tournament in Turniej Generator right away.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I check the Bielsko-Biała table tennis Grand Prix results?

On BISTS.pl. The overall standings, event results, and player statistics update automatically.

How many events are in the 2026 series?

Four: in February, April, October, and the final in December (19–20 December 2026).

Can I run a similar table tennis series in my city?

Yes. In Turniej Generator you create a series, add events to it, and the overall standings calculate themselves. You can embed the results widget on your club or sports center website.