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2017 Qualified Players Website V17.Xlsx QUALIFIED PLAYERS for the 2017 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, in Hambourg - GERMANY (Kampnagel - April 12th to 16th, 2017) IMPORTANT: Travel packages are available only for players when their federation is an ITSF Regular Member. 2015 World Championships Winners (without Travel package) MEN WOMEN Name Name Singles Kevin HUNDSTORFER (AUT) Marina TABAKOVIC (AUT) Bruno GONCALVES (LUX) Maria STEINAA (DNK) Doubles Yannick CORREIA (LUX) Lea KVISTGAARD (DNK) JUNIOR SENIOR Name Name Singles Marvin VELASCO (DEU) Klaus GOTTESLEBEN (DEU) Nico WOHLGEMUTH (DEU) Tony BACON (USA) Doubles Marc STOFFEL (DEU) Brendan FLAHERTY (USA) DISABLED Name Singles Fabio CASSANELLI (ITA) Doubles Michael VAN HOUTTE (BEL) - Michael SMULDERS (BEL) World Rankings 2015 (with Travel package) Men Women Junior Senior 1 Tony SPREDEMAN (USA) Ekaterina ATANASOVA (BGR) Lukas MAYERHOFER (AUT) Detlef FREITAG (DEU) 2 Jamal ALLALOU (DEU) Blagovesta GEROVA (BGR) Vojtech HOLUB (CZE) Alexander PASCHIN (DEU) 3 Giuliano BENTIVOLGLIO (BEL) Amalie BREMER (DNK) Denis BISEROV (BGR) Hayman AZAB (DEU) 4 Kevin HUNDSTORFER (AUT) Pia-susanne MERBACH (DEU) 5 Yannick CORREIA (LUX) Katja DWENGER (DEU) 6 Ryan MOORE (USA) Sophie JOBSTMANN (AUT) 7 Todd LOFFREDO (USA) Ecaterina SARBULESCU (ROM) 8 Stanislav GEORGIEV (BGR) Jessica BECHTEL (DEU) 9 Hiromi OKAMURA (JAP) 10 Olivier COVOS (FRA) 11 Benjamin WILLFORT (AUT) 12 Benjamin STRUTH (DEU) 13 Yannik HANSEN (DEU) 14 Minyoung BAI (DEU) 15 Sebastien MECKES (FRA) 16 Alexander DI BELLO (DEU) World Championship Series 2015 - Singles (with Travel package) Bonzini (May) Garlando (July) Leonhart (September) Men 1. Frédéric COLLIGNON (BEL) Benjamin WILLFORT (AUT) Yannik HANSEN (DEU) Men 2. Jean-Marie BLANCHARD (FRA) Kevin HUNDSTORFER (AUT) Jamal ALLALOU (DEU) Men 3. Farid OUAHNACHE (MAR) Martin DOUSA (CZE) Yannick CORREIA (LUX) Women 1. Estelle JACQUOT (FRA) Ekaterina ATANASOVA (BGR) Amalie BREMER (DNK) Junior 1. Yoann SICOT (FRA) Martin H. FELDER (CHE) Vojtech HOLUB (CZE) Senior 1. Eric BENJAMIN (FRA) Alexander PASCHIN (DEU) Ulrich STOEPEL (DEU) Disabled World Championship Series 2015 - Doubles (without Travel package) Bonzini (June) Garlando (July) Leonhart (September) Yannick CORREIA (LUX) Vladimir DRABIK (AUT) Frédéric COLLIGNON (BEL) Men 1. Arthuro CARLETTA (BEL) Kevin HUNDSTORFER (AUT) Robert ATHA (GBR) Frédéric COLLIGNON (BEL) Tamás CSIGE (HUN) Maximilian HOYER (DEU) Men 2. Robert ATHA (GBR) Géza KISS (HUN) Sven WONSYLD (DNK) Sébastien MECKES (FRA) Jakub ZIENCIKIEWICZ (POL) Henk HABETS (NED) Men 3. Miguel DOS SANTOS LOTE (FRA) Yannik HANSEN (DEU) Troels TRIER (DNK) Marine POHL (FRA) Noémi TAKÁCS (HUN) Melissa MOSSER (AUT) Women 1. Anais NOEL (FRA) Cindy KUBIATOWICZ (CHE) Verena ROHRER (AUT) Yoann SICOT (FRA) Julian Robert PRETZMANN (AUT) Benjamin EISENBACHER (AUT) Junior 1. Maxence DAVIOT (FRA) Alexander WINTER (AUT) Lukas MAYERHOFER (AUT) Frank MURER (DEU) Heinz KIESSLING (DEU) Ton VAN EENBERGEN (NED) Senior 1. Hans Jürgen WIESEN (DEU) Detlef FREITAG (DEU) Jan DE MOL (NED) Disabled * Only players from the same country are qualified International Series Tournaments 2015 (with Travel package) China Table Soccer Open (June) Asia Cup (July/August) Tornado German Open (August) International Series Tornado (Sept) OS 1. Minyoung BAI (DEU) Emad AZIZI (IRN) Christopher MARKS (DEU) Tony SPREDEMAN (USA) Women 1 Cindy HEAD (USA) Kaohsiung Open (Oct) Brazilian Championships (Oct) Sofia International Series (Nov) OS 1. Tony SPREDEMAN (USA) Rogério Emanoel GONÇALVES (BRA) Stanislav GEORGIEV (BGR) Women 1 Ekaterina ATANASOVA (BGR) Page 1 World Rankings 2016 (with Travel package) Men Women Junior Senior 1 Tony SPREDEMAN (USA) Maura PORRMANN (DEU) Golshan CHAMANI (DEU) Robert MAUER (AUT) 2 Todd LOFFREDO (USA) Ekaterina ATANASOVA (BGR) Denis BISEROV (BGR) Alberto ALVEZ GASANOL (URY) 3 Yannick CORREIA (LUX) Iveta RAKOVICSOVA (SVK) Vojtech HOLUB (CZE) Uwe PLASPOHL (DEU) 4 Christopher MARKS (DEU) Blagovesta GEROVA (BGR) 5 Giuliano BENTIVOLGLIO (BEL) Marina TABAKOVIC (AUT) 6 Jamal ALLALOU (DEU) Adrianne LEE (CAN) 7 Martin DOUSA (CZE) Cindy KUBIATOWICZ (CHE) 8 Alexander DI BELLO (DEU) Sarka HOLOMOUCKA (CZE) 9 Ryan MOORE (USA) 10 Sébastien MECKES (FRA) 11 Miroslav VASIC (AUT) 12 Dan BARBER (USA) 13 Kevin HUNDSTORFER (AUT) 14 Oke HARMS (DEU) 15 Sascha GUSCHEH (AUT) 16 Miguel DOS SANTOS LOTE (FRA) Speedball World Combined Rankings 2016 (with Travel package) Men Women Junior Senior 1 Alexander CUBA (PER) Blagovesta GEROVA (BGR) Kevin EYER (CHE) Ulrich STOEPEL (DEU) 2 Jorge CHAVEZ AEDO (PER) Ekaterina ATANASOVA (BGR) 3 Andrés LOZANO (PER) 4 Martin CAPAUL (PER) Classic World Combined Rankings 2016 (with Travel package) Men Women Junior Senior 1 Marek VOVCIK (SVK) Iveta RAKOVICSOVA (SVK) Mario TOMOV (BGR) Bernard SALLIN (CHE) 2 Simon VAROS (SVK) Ecaterina SARBULESCU (ROU) 3 Miroslav VASIC (AUT) 4 Jozef HORCIAK (SVK) Confederations Ranking 2016 - Singles (with Travel package) ASIA OCEANIA EUROPE NORTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA Men 1. Ming-Xuan WU (TWN) Christopher MARKS (DEU) Tony SPREDEMAN (USA) Rogério Emanoel GONCALVES (BRA) Men 2. Johan HANNERSTAL (DNK) Jamal ALLALOU (DEU) Todd LOFFREDO (USA) Alexander CUBA (PER) Men 3. Hiromi OKAMURA (JPN) Martin DOUSA (CZE) Ryan MOORE (USA) Jorge CHAVEZ AEDO (PER) Women 1. Hui-Juan YANG (TWN) Maura PORRMANN (DEU) Adrianne LEE (CAN) Maria Eugenia COLASO (ARG) Speedball Men 1. Ankush TYAGI (IND) Miroslav VASIC (AUT) - Alexander CUBA (PER) Speedball Women 1. - Blagovesta GEROVA (BGR) - - Classiv Men 1. Woo Byung CHAE (KOR) Marek VOVCIK (SVK) - - Classic Women 1. - Iveta RAKOVICSOVA (SVK) - - World Series 2016 - (with Travel package) Bonzini (May 5-8 FRANCE) Garlando (July 21-24) Leonhart (September 15-18) Singles Men 1. Joaquim PINHEIRO (PRT) Kevin HUNDSTORFER (AUT) Felix DROESE (DEU) Singles Men 2. Miguel DOS SANTOS LOTE (FRA) Oke HARMS (DEU) Thomas HAAS (DEU) Singles Men 3. Daniel KELOVIC (FRA) Dalibor SUVAJAC (AUT) Yannick CORREIA (LUX) Singles Women 1. Estelle JACQUOT (FRA) Cindy KUBIATOWICZ (CHE) Ekaterina ATANASOVA (BGR) Singles Junior 1. Yoann SICOT (FRA) Vojtech HOLUB (CZE) Constantin RUBEL (DEU) Singles Senior 1. Arthuro CARLETTA (BEL) Detlef FREITAG (DEU) Ulrich STOEPEL (DEU) Doubles Speedball Frédéric FLEUROT (FRA) Antal VIRÁG (HUN) Francesco MOSCUZZA (ITA) Men 1. Giuliano BENTIVOGLIO (BEL) Géza KISS (HUN) Giuliano BENTIVOGLIO (BEL) Doubles Classic Men Sebastien FRIEDRICHS (FRA) Florian KUNZ (CHE) Robert ATHA (GBR) 1. David CHICHEPORTICHE (FRA) Thomas MAURER (CHE) Henk HABETS (NLD) World Series 2016 - Doubles (without Travel package) Bonzini (May 5-8 FRANCE) Garlando (July 21-24) Leonhart (September 15-18) Billy PAPPAS (USA) Ingo AUFDERHEIDE (DEU) Yannick CORREIA (LUX) Men 1. Frédéric COLLIGNON (BEL) Ruben HEINRICH (DEU) Tom VAN DE CAUTER (BEL) Bruno GONCALVES (LUX) Pascal SALZGEBER (CHE) Henk HABETS (NLD) Men 2. Fabio FERREIRA (LUX) Hannes WALLIMANN (CHE) Robert ATHA (GBR) Yannick CORREIA (LUX) Vladimir DRABIK (AUT) Minyoung BAI (DEU) Men 3. Arthuro CARLETTA (BEL) Kevin HUNDSTORFER (AUT) Oke HARMS (DEU) Malika SENOUCI (FRA) Noémi TAKÁCS (HUN) Nathalie SALTZ (DNK) Women 1. Estelle JACQUOT (FRA) Cindy KUBIATOWICZ (CHE) Amalie BREMER (DNK) Jeremy BRICOUT (FRA) Paul SOCHIERA (DEU) Paul SOCHIERA (DEU) Junior 1. Dylan BRICOUT (FRA) Yannic HARTMANN (DEU) Marc STOFFEL (DEU) Eric SICOT (FRA) Heinz KIESSLING (DEU) Frank GEORG (DEU) Senior 1. Eric BENJAMIN (FRA) Detlef FREITAG (DEU Ulrich STOEPEL (DEU) Fanny MARTINEAU (FRA) Ekaterina ATANASOVA (BGR) Katja DWENGER (DEU) Speedball Women 1. Mathilde HOUYELLE (FRA) Blagovesta GEROVA (BGR) Jessica BECHTEL (DEU) Ricardo RODRIGUES PINTO (LUX) Elias SCHOSSLEITNER (AUT) Marc STOFFEL (DEU) Speedball Junior 1. Constantin RUBEL (DEU) Vojtech HOLUB (CZE) Janine BÜCHELI (CHE) Frank GEORG (DEU) Bert SCHÜKERK (CHE) Frank GEORG (DEU) Speedball Senior 1. Ulrich STOEPEL (DEU) Bernard SALLIN (CHE) Ulrich STOEPEL (DEU) Marine POHL (FRA) Cindy KUBIATOWICZ (CHE) Maura PORRMANN (DEU) ClassicWomen 1. Anais NOEL (FRA) Dina METTLER (CHE) Amalie BREMER (DNK) Ewen HUCHET (FRA) Michal KRUMPOCH (CZE) Marc STOFFEL (DEU) Classic Junior 1. Eloi GUSTON (FRA) David NAVRATIL (CZE) Janine BÜCHELI (CHE) Patrick BENOIT (FRA) Manfred REDEL (DEU) Karl-heinz BERGMANN (DEU) Classic Senior 1. Bernard SALLIN (CHE) Ulrich STOEPEL (DEU) Manfred REDEL (DEU) * Only players from the same country are qualified Page 2 International Series Tournaments 2016 (with Travel package) Hall of Fame (USA) 2016 Asia Foosball Classic Buenos Aires Open Final de España 2016 OS 1. Tony SPREDEMAN (USA) Melvin YAP (MYS) Marcos LOMBARDO (ARG) Carlos ARCEO YELA (ESP) Women 1 Stacy FOWLER (USA) Tornado German Open International Series - Peru 2016 Warrior East Coast Regional International Series Tornado OS 1. Abdollah ZOLFAGHARI (IRN) Kenneth DALE (PER) Tony SPREDEMAN (USA) Tony SPREDEMAN (USA) Women 1 Linda LY (CAN) Jorge CHAVEZ AEDO (PER) Speedball Men 1. Andrés LOZANO (PER) Brazilian Championship 2016 Sofia International Series II 2016 2016 China Open 2016 Kaoshing Open OS 1. Rogério Emanoel GONÇALVES (BRA) Alexander DI BELLO (DEU) Hiromi OKAMURA (JPN) Yu Hang Graham TSOI (HKG) Women Singles Sabine BROSE (DEU) Minyoung BAI (DEU) Speedball Men 1. Oke HARMS (DEU) Ekaterina ATANASOVA (BGR) Women Speedball Blagovesta GEROVA (BGR) Marlin SIELFELD (DEU) Open Classic Men Daniel SORGER (DEU) Maria PADER (DEU) Women Classic Sabine BROSE (DEU) Alexander PASCHIN (DEU) Senior Classic Hans-jakob WEITZ (DEU) Luboslav STOYANOV (BGR) Junior Classic Mario TOMOV (BGR) Page 3.
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