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Amateur10 entries
Amateur8 entries
Latin · Amateur
Amateur Pre-Champ Latin
Winner: Richard Le & Amanda Coursey (aka Erickson)
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur25 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur Pre-Champ Standard
Winner: Bill Frankeberger & Elia Wu
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur13 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur Standard
Winner: Federico Di Toro & Genny Favero
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur6 entries
Amateur3 entries
Amateur5 entries
Amateur1 entry
Professional7 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Latin
Winner: Tomasz Lewandowski & Isabella Olszewska (aka Lewandowski)
Open results & scoresheets →Professional5 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Rising Star Latin
Winner: Anton Koukareko & Elena Koukareko (aka Feoktistava)
Open results & scoresheets →Professional12 entries
Standard · Professional
Professional Rising Star Standard
Winner: Giuseppe Magnelli & Francesca Pietramale
Open results & scoresheets →Professional17 entries
Standard · Professional
Professional Standard
Winner: Igor Litvinov & Julia Ivleva
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur7 entries
Amateur14 entries
Amateur6 entries
Amateur2 entries
Standard · Junior
Youth Standard
Winner: Pavel Balykin & Mariya Gershenovich
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