past competition
Results update as you type. Try a name, a heat or bib number, or an event such as “silver latin”.
Category groups events as Professional, Amateur, Pro-Am or Mixed Amateur. Bronze, Silver and Gold are skill levels; use the event search to find those.
Division follows the event title, so it often repeats the category. It can also include groups such as Junior. Use Category for general browsing; choose a division to narrow the list further.
Amateur26 entries
Standard
EADA National Selection Ballroom
Winner: Warren Boyce & Kristi Boyce
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur9 entries
Latin · Amateur
English Open Amateur Championships Latin
Winner: Oleksii Ivanets & Lisa Bellinger-Ivane
Open results & scoresheets →Professional7 entries
Standard · Professional
English Open Professional Championships Ballroom
Winner: Susumu Onda & Mariko Onda
Open results & scoresheets →Professional6 entries
Latin · Professional
English Open Professional Championships Latin
Winner: Brendan Cole & Camilla Dallerup
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur6 entries
Standard
English Open Senior Championship (Ballroom)
Winner: Kevin Millward & Christine Millward
Open results & scoresheets →| EADA National Selection Ballroom | Standard | Amateur | 26 | Warren Boyce & Kristi Boyce |
| English Open Amateur Championships Latin | Latin | Amateur | 9 | Oleksii Ivanets & Lisa Bellinger-Ivane |
| English Open Professional Championships Ballroom | Standard | Professional | 7 | Susumu Onda & Mariko Onda |
| English Open Professional Championships Latin | Latin | Professional | 6 | Brendan Cole & Camilla Dallerup |
| English Open Senior Championship (Ballroom) | Standard | Amateur | 6 | Kevin Millward & Christine Millward |
Registration lists the published entered field. Predictions use pre-event ratings and are separate from official results; archived forecasts are labeled. Results links open placements and scoresheets.
Select a person or couple to see only their entered events. Search, style and category filters still apply. More filters includes the event-name division, which often overlaps with category.