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Amateur5 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur I (A) Ballroom
Winner: Stef Janse & Angela Ooms
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Latin · Amateur
Amateur I (A) Latin
Winner: Jeffrey Boensma & Soraya Provily
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Standard · Amateur
Amateur II (C) Ballroom
Winner: Piet Alleyn & Patricia Martheru
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Latin · Amateur
Amateur II (C) Latin
Winner: Robin Buskermolen & Patty Lens
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Standard · Amateur
Amateur III (D) Ballroom
Winner: Tim Pathuis & Linda Pathuis
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Standard · Amateur
Amateur IV (E) Ballroom
Winner: Leo Gabato & Stefanie Wijtvliet
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Amateur5 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur Standard
Winner: Ramon de Kleijn & Astrid Theelen
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Standard
Open Ballroom International
Winner: Ramon de Kleijn & Astrid Theelen
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Standard
Over30 Oper Ballroom
Winner: Antoni Geeraets & Angelique Geeraets
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur2 entries
Amateur5 entries
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