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Amateur39 entries
Latin
IDSF International Open Latin
Winner: Matthew Cutler & Nicole Cutler
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur40 entries
Standard
IDSF International Open Standard
Winner: William Pino & Alessandra Bucciarelli
Open results & scoresheets →Professional6 entries
Standard · Professional
Open Professional Standard
Winner: Krzysztof Tretowski & Dorota Tretowska
Open results & scoresheets →Professional6 entries
Latin · Professional
US Rising Star Professional Latin
Winner: Eduard Apolonev & Olga Kormanovskaya
Open results & scoresheets →Professional12 entries
Standard · Professional
World Professional Standard
Winner: Marcus Hilton & Karen Hilton (aka Johnstone)
Open results & scoresheets →| IDSF International Open Latin | Latin | Amateur | 39 | Matthew Cutler & Nicole Cutler |
| IDSF International Open Standard | Standard | Amateur | 40 | William Pino & Alessandra Bucciarelli |
| Open Professional Standard | Standard | Professional | 6 | Krzysztof Tretowski & Dorota Tretowska |
| US Rising Star Professional Latin | Latin | Professional | 6 | Eduard Apolonev & Olga Kormanovskaya |
| World Professional Standard | Standard | Professional | 12 | Marcus Hilton & Karen Hilton (aka Johnstone) |
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