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Amateur5 entries
Amateur1 entry
Latin · Amateur
Amateur Pre-Champ Latin
Winner: Raanan Marants & Noa Lashevsky
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur4 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur Standard
Winner: Nurlan Gallyamov & Mila Sheina
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur4 entries
Latin · Junior
Junior Latin
Winner: Richard Lifshitz & Morgana Lakatos-Hayward
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur4 entries
Latin · Junior
Junior Pre-Champ Latin
Winner: Michael Goldshtein & Nicole Kataev
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur4 entries
Standard · Junior
Junior Standard
Winner: Tony Cooperman & Sabrina Flisfeder
Open results & scoresheets →Professional5 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Open Latin
Winner: Kamil Studenny & Kateryna Trubina
Open results & scoresheets →Professional3 entries
Standard · Professional
Professional Open Standard
Winner: Richard Tonizzo & Claire Hansen
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur1 entry
Amateur5 entries
Amateur6 entries
Amateur5 entries
Amateur10 entries
Amateur2 entries
Amateur1 entry
Latin · Junior
Youth Pre-Champ Latin
Winner: Konrad Pawelczuk & Ilana Golzman
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur1 entry
Standard · Junior
Youth Standard
Winner: Shawn Potapovskai & Kamila Lerner
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