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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.
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Amateur8 entries
Amateur9 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur B Standard
Winner: Michal Simansky & Sabina Kvetkova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur14 entries
Amateur22 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur C Standard
Winner: Stanislav Macha & Lenka Zikova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur19 entries
Amateur11 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur D Standard
Winner: Lukas Surab & Monika Slyskova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur8 entries
Amateur9 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur Standard
Winner: Martin Havran & Martina Urbankova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur6 entries
Amateur8 entries
Standard · Junior
Junior I D Standard
Winner: Patrice Agalarev & Karolina Blechova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur20 entries
Amateur20 entries
Standard · Junior
Junior II C Standard
Winner: Miroslav Martinko & Dominika Hornikova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur11 entries
Latin · Junior
Junior II D Latin
Winner: Peter Semancik & Martina Cellarova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur8 entries
Standard · Junior
Junior II D Standard
Winner: Tomas Homonnai & Barbara Ujjova
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur6 entries
Amateur6 entries
Standard · Junior
Junior Standard
Winner: Michal Macura & Alzbeta Tomcíkova
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