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Category: Disco Dance Freestyle-Solos Female-Adults IDO WORLD DISCO DANCE & DISCO FREESTYLE CHAMPIONSHIPS 20.06.2019 - 23.06.2019 Tanecní klub Beethoven D. C. z.s. - Eva Vlkova, Chomutov, Czech Republic Results Page 1/32 Disco Dance Freestyle-Solos female-Adults Category: Disco Dance Freestyle-Solos female-Adults Pos. Stn. Competitor Country Final 1 3622 JASMINE PICCIOLI ITALY 2 3615 KAYLEY MEEUW BELGIUM 3 3616 JULIA MELNIK RUSSIAN FEDERATION 4 3614 SIGNE AURBAKKEN NORWAY 5 3606 SABRINA SEIFERTOVA SLOVAK REPUBLIC Semi Final 6 3607 JULIA BOROWIECKA POLAND 6 3608 INA VANNESLUOMA FINLAND 6 3613 YULIA PLYUSNINA RUSSIAN FEDERATION 9 3601 GABRIELA CZAPLA POLAND 9 3610 RONJA GROENNERUD FJELD NORWAY 9 3621 MAREN NYRUD FONSTAD NORWAY 12 3609 LEA FELICIA LOTHE PILSKOG NORWAY 12 3617 MIRA EVENRUD NORWAY 14 3603 METTE PALKORANTA FINLAND Quarter Final 15 3620 EMILIE NORSKOV THOMSEN DENMARK 16 3611 HENNA EK FINLAND 17 3602 EDITH LUNDSJÖ SWEDEN 18 3604 AADA VUORI FINLAND 18 3618 MATHILDE GULLI LINDSETH NORWAY 18 3619 EMILIA ARVIDSSON SWEDEN Linum Protocol System; Linum d.o.o. - Croatia ; Version: 6.107 Licenced for : International Dance Organization IDO WORLD DISCO DANCE & DISCO FREESTYLE CHAMPIONSHIPS 20.06.2019 - 23.06.2019 Tanecní klub Beethoven D. C. z.s. - Eva Vlkova, Chomutov, Czech Republic Results Page 2/32 Disco Dance Freestyle-Solos female-Juniors Category: Disco Dance Freestyle-Solos female-Juniors Pos. Stn. Competitor Country Final 1 3540 DZIYANA KUZNIATSOVA BELARUS 2 3544 NORA ANDERSSON SWEDEN 3 3532 VIKTORIIA FEDIUK UKRAINE 4 3546 NADINE ÅNEBY CARLSEN NORWAY 5 3517 TIRIL ASLAKSEN NORWAY Semi Final 6 3511 YEVA ROHACH BELARUS 6 3527 OONA VANNESLUOMA FINLAND 8 3514 SOFIIA OLEFIRENKO UKRAINE 8 3518 OLGA ROMASHYNA UKRAINE 10 3347 YULIA DÜLL DURSIN BELGIUM 10 3501 BOZHENA KUZHYK UKRAINE 10 3503 VIKTORIE VESPALCOVA CZECH REPUBLIC 13 3512 KATSIARYNA LEBEDZ BELARUS Quarter Final 14 3525 SIGNE DAHL-NIELSEN DENMARK 14 3529 SARA RAUTIAINEN FINLAND 14 3537 YANA SHUTIAK UKRAINE 17 3507 DARIIA TARAN UKRAINE 17 3524 LUCIE BARTUNKOVA CZECH REPUBLIC 17 3531 KATSIARYNA SHYLOUSKAYA BELARUS 20 3513 SANNI ABERG FINLAND 20 3526 EMMA LYRHOLT LAMMIMAN SWEDEN 20 3535 TEREZA TOROVA CZECH REPUBLIC 23 3504 SOFYA SITKEVICH BELARUS 24 3541 KINGA OBCOWSKA POLAND Eighth Final 25 3505 KARIN GIROVSKA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 25 3509 JULIA SANDVIK SÆTA NORWAY 25 3516 JAGODA PIATEK POLAND 25 3522 MAJA JASIONEK POLAND 29 3538 NICOLE RESTA ITALY 29 3539 LIZAVETA HEMBAR BELARUS 29 3545 VERONIKA MELNIK BELARUS 32 3343 MARI ASLAKSEN NORWAY 32 3508 KRISTINA BAZLEKOVA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 32 3528 LÆRKE CLARA DISSING LAUSTEN DENMARK 35 3530 ULIANA KUKHARCHUK BELARUS Linum Protocol System; Linum d.o.o. - Croatia ; Version: 6.107 Licenced for : International Dance Organization IDO WORLD DISCO DANCE & DISCO FREESTYLE CHAMPIONSHIPS 20.06.2019 - 23.06.2019 Tanecní klub Beethoven D. C. z.s. - Eva Vlkova, Chomutov, Czech Republic Results Page 3/32 Disco Dance Freestyle-Solos male-Adults Category: Disco Dance Freestyle-Solos male-Adults Pos. Stn. Competitor Country Final 1 3805 MAKSYM SEREDYNSKYI UKRAINE 2 3808 SIMON GUSTAFSSON SVENSSON SWEDEN 3 3803 DOUGLAS JUNGER SWEDEN 4 3801 NIKITA ZORIN RUSSIAN FEDERATION Category: Disco Dance Freestyle-Solos male-Juniors Pos. Stn. Competitor Country Final 1 3704 SIGMUND HELGEDAGSRUD NORWAY 2 3703 MAKSYM SHUMKOVSKYI UKRAINE 3 3701 ANDREW PARFITT UNITED KINGDOM 4 3702 ONDREJ ROMAN CZECH REPUBLIC Linum Protocol System; Linum d.o.o. - Croatia ; Version: 6.107 Licenced for : International Dance Organization IDO WORLD DISCO DANCE & DISCO FREESTYLE CHAMPIONSHIPS 20.06.2019 - 23.06.2019 Tanecní klub Beethoven D. C. z.s. - Eva Vlkova, Chomutov, Czech Republic Results Page 4/32 Disco dance-Duos female-Adults Category: Disco dance-Duos female-Adults Pos. Stn. Competitor Country Final 1 3232 LYOVSHYNA YELYZAVETA - LYOVSHYNA DARIIA UKRAINE 2 3217 FINNE SOLVEIG - GULBRANDSEN CARINA SANDVIK NORWAY 3 3215 KOKKONEN SAIMA - CONVERTINO SOFIA FINLAND 4 3248 LOEVLIEN SOLBJOER ANDREA - FJELD RONJA NORWAY GROENNERUD 5 3226 GANSCZYK LAURA - KOWALEWSKI CAROLIN GERMANY Semi Final 6 3229 BRISMO PLOETZ ERICA - SAGMEISTER CELINE SWEDEN 6 3230 FINNE MARIT - BERGET THEA JARULF NORWAY 6 3239 TRAWNY MELINA - OLSCHEWSKI MARIE GERMANY 6 3252 STEJNAROVA ALEXANDRA - SVOBODOVA ALICE CZECH REPUBLIC 6 3254 OCVIRK MAJA - HORVAT ZIVA SLOVENIA 11 3233 LAMKEMEIER LARA - GRÖPPER SOPHIA GERMANY Quarter Final 12 3205 AARNIO NATALIE - SÄRKILAHTI LOTTA FINLAND 12 3221 KRYVONOHOVA ANASTASIIA - SLOBODIAN ANASTASIIA UKRAINE 12 3268 RAUHA EEVI - MURANEN VIVIANA FINLAND 15 3206 DOKTOR KLARA SIV - JOHN SOFIE LINNET DENMARK 15 3240 DACKELL FELICIA - KÄLLANDER SIGRID SWEDEN 15 3243 KYHN EMILIE - NIELSEN MARIA BJERG DENMARK 15 3247 AURBAKKEN SIGNE - FONSTAD MAREN NORWAY 15 3253 CERVENAKOVA ROMANA - TOTHOVA TEREZA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 15 3264 SALONEN ANNIINA - KOSKINEN JUULIA FINLAND 15 3273 THOMSEN EMILIE NORSKOV - LAUSEN FREJA MARIE DENMARK KLOJGAARD 15 3277 WELSOW ANTONIA - HAMMER MALIN GERMANY 23 3224 MERILÄ AINO - LEINO IIRIS FINLAND 23 3238 NORDENBÆK MILLE LYKKE - RASMUSSEN FILIPPA APPEL DENMARK 23 3242 LINDBERG-LEVIN FREDERIKKE STRØM - DEHLI CAROLINE- DENMARK MATHILDE KLÜVER Eighth Final 26 3208 JARED INA - BERGLUND LINDHOLM ELLINOR SWEDEN 26 3218 CARLESTAV RONJA - LARSSON ALICE SWEDEN 26 3251 DYHRE SIGNE GRONVALL - PFUNDHELLER AMALIE LUND DENMARK 29 3212 OXELMARK NELLIE - BERGELIN ELLEN SWEDEN 29 3219 HOLM THILDA - ÖSTBERG JOSEFINE SWEDEN 29 3225 LARSEN MATHILDE - SKOVBJERG JULIE EMILIE DENMARK 29 3241 RYBKOVA MARIANA - RYBKOVA TAMARA CZECH REPUBLIC 29 3256 ANDERSEN MATHILDE LOHSE - PEDERSEN LAERKE BRUUN DENMARK 29 3259 PONECHALOVA ANDREA - VRBATOVA LINDA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 29 3272 BÖNING LEA-MARIE - RECH SOPHIE GERMANY 29 3275 LOHMANN JULE - WINKING LILLY GERMANY Linum Protocol System; Linum d.o.o. - Croatia ; Version: 6.107 Licenced for : International Dance Organization IDO WORLD DISCO DANCE & DISCO FREESTYLE CHAMPIONSHIPS 20.06.2019 - 23.06.2019 Tanecní klub Beethoven D. C. z.s. - Eva Vlkova, Chomutov, Czech Republic Results Page 5/32 Disco dance-Duos female-Adults 37 3202 MOGGI GRETA - PINZANI GIADA ITALY 37 3228 SOLOMATINA LIUBOV - SAVCHENKO ANNA RUSSIAN FEDERATION 37 3245 BOLTZ JETTE PIA - FISCHER LISA GERMANY 37 3246 HERZIG PIA MARIA - WOLTER EMILY GERMANY 37 3249 CIOFFI SYRYA - VINCI MARINA ITALY 37 3262 LINDHÉ NILSSON TILLY - MODIG TUVA SWEDEN 37 3267 LARSSON LEIA - OLSSON ELLA SWEDEN 37 3270 HÖLSCHER NELLIE - HÖLSCHER STINA SWEDEN 37 3274 ANDERSEN MALENE - LUNDDAHL CAROLINE RUBÆK DENMARK 46 3209 ELO ALINE - VUORI AADA FINLAND 46 3210 ANDERSSON NATHALIE - BOUDVILLE ALICIA SWEDEN 46 3265 MITIC EVA - DOLENC VALENTINA SLOVENIA First round 49 3201 PRUNI ALICE - LAMBINI GIADA ITALY 49 3204 VÄLIMAA ALISA - HAUTAJÄRVI ELLA FINLAND 49 3213 PALKORANTA MIISA - PALKORANTA METTE FINLAND 49 3214 KORENA TEREZA - LIDMILOVA ANNA CZECH REPUBLIC 49 3223 BULVOVA STEPANKA - REIHSOVA TEREZA CZECH REPUBLIC 49 3227 BRECHMANN LONA - BRECHMANN LAURA GERMANY 49 3244 GIROVSKA KARIN - TOMKOVA VIKTORIA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 49 3261 SCHANUNG SILVIA - DEBIASI LORENZA ITALY 49 3271 BREZNIAKOVA REBEKA - AUGUSTINOVA REBECCA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 49 3276 KAASALAINEN REETTA - SALO ALISA FINLAND 59 3211 ARPONEN WILMA - TUOMI AURORA FINLAND 59 3220 VALOUCHOVA JULIE - PADALIKOVA KATERINA CZECH REPUBLIC 59 3236 PAVLIKOVA DIANA - PAVLIKOVA MONIKA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 59 3250 MOSIICHUK ANZHELIKA - PYLYPENKO OLEKSANDRA UKRAINE 59 3258 PRUNI SOFIA - LAZZARI LISA ITALY 64 3203 REZNEROVA MICHAELA - SWIERCZYNOVA MARKETA CZECH REPUBLIC 64 3231 KAMENCIKOVA BARBORA - RICHTARIKOVA DENISA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 64 3266 MANFRO GIULIA - ZANOR ALICE ITALY 64 3279 SENCAR KAROLINA - PANIC DUNJA SLOVENIA 68 3207 FÜZI ESZTER - ROST ESZTER HANNA HUNGARY 68 3216 ANDRIANOVA ALINA - VLASOVA DIANA RUSSIAN FEDERATION 68 3255 NOVOTNA SABINA - SABIKOVA BEATRICA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 68 3260 KRÁNICZ FLÓRA - VIDUS ALEXA HUNGARY 68 3269 POLASKOVA VANESA - ORLICKA MARTINA SLOVAK REPUBLIC Linum Protocol System; Linum d.o.o. - Croatia ; Version: 6.107 Licenced for : International Dance Organization IDO WORLD DISCO DANCE & DISCO FREESTYLE CHAMPIONSHIPS 20.06.2019 - 23.06.2019 Tanecní klub Beethoven D. C. z.s. - Eva Vlkova, Chomutov, Czech Republic Results Page 6/32 Disco dance-Duos mixed-Adults Category: Disco dance-Duos mixed-Adults Pos. Stn. Competitor Country Final 1 3305 SEREDYNSKYI MAKSYM - POHOIDASH OLENA UKRAINE 2 3309 JAPPEÈ SELINA - HENRIKSEN LARS NORWAY 3 3301 WALDOCH PAULINA - BERGER JUST GERMANY 4 3308 AREFYEVA ANASTASIA - MARKOV LEONID RUSSIAN FEDERATION 5 3312 ZORIN NIKITA - KONSTANTINOVA KSENIIA RUSSIAN FEDERATION Semi Final 6 3302 HABAN MAREK - HYBRANT ONDREJ CZECH REPUBLIC 6 3311 PEDERSEN MICHELLE PATRICIA - GREEN JOACHIM SAN DENMARK 8 3316 STROKA DOMINIK - JANOVA NINA SLOVAK REPUBLIC 8 3322 PADERA MARTIN - STRANSKA KATERINA CZECH REPUBLIC 10 3303 MEDAILLEU LUKAS - CARLI LOUISE SWEDEN 10 3319 KOKORA MARIA - MARKOV ANTON RUSSIAN FEDERATION 12 3320 KÄLLMAN ISAK - LILJENBERG MATILDA SWEDEN 12 3321 SLAMKOVA MARTINA - DURIS ADAM SLOVAK REPUBLIC Quarter Final 14 3306 PAHNKE ANNA - KOSHELIEV ARTEM GERMANY 15 3304 CRAMER FLORIAN - WIMMENAUER JULIA GERMANY 15 3313 URBANKOVA MARKETA - CESKA PETR CZECH REPUBLIC 15 3314 TERINAZZI SAMUEL - TANGORRA GIORGIA ITALY 18 3317 PIGLOWSKA DARIA - PIGLOWSKI ADAM POLAND 18 3318 NAJDIS NATHALIE - PATERMANN OLE GERMANY 20 3310 DEVROME LUNE - DUBOIS GILLES BELGIUM Linum Protocol System; Linum d.o.o. - Croatia ; Version: 6.107 Licenced for : International Dance Organization IDO WORLD DISCO DANCE & DISCO FREESTYLE CHAMPIONSHIPS 20.06.2019 - 23.06.2019 Tanecní klub Beethoven D. 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