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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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Amateur3 entries
Amateur2 entries
Amateur9 entries
Amateur6 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur Standard
Winner: Alex Santkovsky & Anastasia Kompanietz
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur8 entries
Amateur6 entries
Amateur3 entries
Standard · Junior
Junior I Standard
Winner: Dmitry Fleisher & Jessica Bekkerman
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur3 entries
Amateur6 entries
Professional2 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Latin
Winner: Andrey Lobankov & Liana Koralov
Open results & scoresheets →| Amateur C Combi | Amateur | 3 | Ilia Miasnick & Annabelle Perez | |
| Amateur D Combi | Amateur | 2 | Adi Forkosh & Simon Meital | |
| Amateur Latin | Latin | Amateur | 9 | Alon Davidovsky & Elina Shustin |
| Amateur Standard | Standard | Amateur | 6 | Alex Santkovsky & Anastasia Kompanietz |
| Junior I D Combi | Amateur | 8 | Yuval Koushnir & Mishel Riaboy | |
| Junior I Latin | Latin | Amateur | 6 | Nir Brayer & Katrin Frenkel |
| Junior I Standard | Standard | Amateur | 3 | Dmitry Fleisher & Jessica Bekkerman |
| Junior II C Combi | Amateur | 3 | Daniel Bar-El & Sharon Nerst | |
| Juvenile II D Combi | Amateur | 6 | Eldar Povar & Rivka Kuper | |
| Professional Latin | Latin | Professional | 2 | Andrey Lobankov & Liana Koralov |
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