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Latin · Amateur
Amateur C Latin
Winner: Aleksander Stepien & Nikola Pawliszak
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur4 entries
Amateur4 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur D Standard
Winner: Jakub Nowak & Maura Myszko-Coelho
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur3 entries
Standard
Senior II C Standard
Winner: Bogdan Wiktorowicz & Bogumila Wiktorowicz
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur3 entries
Amateur2 entries
Amateur2 entries
Amateur2 entries
Standard
Senior III D Standard
Winner: Juliusz Nowakowski & Paulina Nowakowska
Open results & scoresheets →| Amateur C Latin | Latin | Amateur | 1 | Aleksander Stepien & Nikola Pawliszak |
| Amateur D Latin | Latin | Amateur | 4 | Jakub Nowak & Maura Myszko-Coelho |
| Amateur D Standard | Standard | Amateur | 4 | Jakub Nowak & Maura Myszko-Coelho |
| Senior II C Standard | Standard | Amateur | 3 | Bogdan Wiktorowicz & Bogumila Wiktorowicz |
| Senior II D Latin | Latin | Amateur | 3 | Damian Gaworski & Angelika Galkiewicz |
| Senior III C Standard | Standard | Amateur | 2 | Piotr Wypych & Anna Wypych |
| Senior III D Latin | Latin | Amateur | 2 | Juliusz Nowakowski & Paulina Nowakowska |
| Senior III D Standard | Standard | Amateur | 2 | Juliusz Nowakowski & Paulina Nowakowska |
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