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Amateur103 entries
Latin · Amateur
International Jun Latin Champ
Winner: Andrei Boldyrev & Anastasiya Fedoseeva
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur36 entries
Amateur71 entries
Latin · Amateur
International ProRS LatinChamp
Winner: Stefano Moriondo & Angelik Meyer
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur23 entries
Latin · Amateur
International Sen Latin Champ
Winner: Stefan Leschke & Leila Kessler
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur52 entries
Latin · Junior
International U14 Latin Champ
Winner: Hui Zhao & Long Jialing China
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur124 entries
Latin · Junior
International U21 Latin Champ
Winner: Ruslan Khisamutdinov & Alena Rabinovich
Open results & scoresheets →| International Jun Latin Champ | Latin | Amateur | 103 | Andrei Boldyrev & Anastasiya Fedoseeva |
| International Juv Latin Champ | Latin | Amateur | 36 | Li Zheng & Pan Kexin |
| International ProRS LatinChamp | Latin | Amateur | 71 | Stefano Moriondo & Angelik Meyer |
| International Sen Latin Champ | Latin | Amateur | 23 | Stefan Leschke & Leila Kessler |
| International U14 Latin Champ | Latin | Amateur | 52 | Hui Zhao & Long Jialing China |
| International U21 Latin Champ | Latin | Amateur | 124 | Ruslan Khisamutdinov & Alena Rabinovich |
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