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Amateur6 entries
Amateur5 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur Open Standard
Winner: Lucas Chockuba & Karolina Szpiech
Open results & scoresheets →Professional10 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Open Latin
Winner: Andrei Gavriline & Elena Kryuchkova
Open results & scoresheets →Professional15 entries
Standard · Professional
Professional Open Standard
Winner: Igor Pilipenchuk & Polina Pilipenchuk
Open results & scoresheets →Professional5 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Rising Star Latin
Winner: Ilya Ifraimov & Nadia Goulina
Open results & scoresheets →Professional14 entries
Standard · Professional
Professional Rising Star Standard
Winner: Slaveyko Baylov & Irena Kaklamonova
Open results & scoresheets →| Amateur Open Latin | Latin | Amateur | 6 | Matthew Hauer & Karen Guedez |
| Amateur Open Standard | Standard | Amateur | 5 | Lucas Chockuba & Karolina Szpiech |
| Professional Open Latin | Latin | Professional | 10 | Andrei Gavriline & Elena Kryuchkova |
| Professional Open Standard | Standard | Professional | 15 | Igor Pilipenchuk & Polina Pilipenchuk |
| Professional Rising Star Latin | Latin | Professional | 5 | Ilya Ifraimov & Nadia Goulina |
| Professional Rising Star Standard | Standard | Professional | 14 | Slaveyko Baylov & Irena Kaklamonova |
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