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Amateur19 entries
Amateur18 entries
Standard
Open Toronto Senior I Standard
Winner: Stanislav Tereshchenko & Elina Katsman
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur13 entries
Standard
Open Toronto Senior II Standard
Winner: Richard Stahl & Francine Poissant
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur26 entries
Latin · Junior
Open Toronto Youth Latin
Winner: Vlad Bohdanov & Maryana Dudchenko
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur12 entries
Standard · Junior
Open Toronto Youth Standard
Winner: Cristian Radvan & Tatiana Silvestrova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur29 entries
· Junior
World Championship Toronto Youth Ten Dance
Winner: Yury Soldatov & Irina Gogoladze
Open results & scoresheets →| Open Toronto Adult Latin | Latin | Amateur | 19 | Anton Belyayev & Antoaneta Popova |
| Open Toronto Senior I Standard | Standard | Amateur | 18 | Stanislav Tereshchenko & Elina Katsman |
| Open Toronto Senior II Standard | Standard | Amateur | 13 | Richard Stahl & Francine Poissant |
| Open Toronto Youth Latin | Latin | Amateur | 26 | Vlad Bohdanov & Maryana Dudchenko |
| Open Toronto Youth Standard | Standard | Amateur | 12 | Cristian Radvan & Tatiana Silvestrova |
| World Championship Toronto Youth Ten Dance | Amateur | 29 | Yury Soldatov & Irina Gogoladze |
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