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Riikide Esireketid RIIKIDE ESIREKETID ÜKSIKMÄNGUS (Top 200 seas) MEESTE ÜKSIKMÄNG NAISTE ÜKSIKMÄNG 1 JPN Kento MOMOTA 1 CHN Yufei CHEN 2 TPE Tien-Chen CHOU 2 TPE Tzu-Ying TAI 3 DEN Anders ANTONSEN 3 JPN Akane YAMAGUCHI 5 CHN Long CHEN 5 THA Ratchanok INTANON 6 INA Jonatan CHRISTIE 6 IND PUSARLA V. Sindhu 8 HKG Ka Long Angus NG 8 CAN Michelle LI 11 IND SAI PRANEETH B. 9 KOR Se-Young AN 13 MAS Zii Jia LEE 10 SPA Carolina MARIN 14 THA Kantaphon WANGCHAROEN 13 DEN Mia BLICHFELDT 31 NED Mark CALJOUW 15 USA Beiwen ZHANG 35 FRA Brice LEVERDEZ 24 INA Gregoria Mariska TUNJUNG 38 KOR Kwang-Hee HEO 26 SGP Jia Min YEO 39 SGP Kean Yew LOH 27 RUS Jevgenia KOSSETSKAJA 46 ISR Misha ZILBERMAN 28 HKG Ngan Yi CHEUNG 50 SPA Pablo ABIAN 30 MAS Soniia CHEAH 51 BRA Ygor COELHO 31 SCO Kirsty GILMOUR 52 VIE Tien Minh NGUYEN 38 TUR Neslihan YIGIT 53 CAN Jason Anthony HO-SHUE 41 FRA Xuefei QI 54 ENG Toby PENTY 42 GER Yvonne LI 55 GUA Kevin CORDON 44 BEL Lianne TAN 58 SWE Felix BURESTEDT 45 VIE Thi Trang (B) VU 68 IRL Nhat NGUYEN 51 SUI Sabrina JAQUET 69 RUS Vladimir MALKOV 59 MYA THET HTAR THUZAR 70 MEX Lino MUNOZ 60 ISR Ksenia POLIKARPOVA 77 AZE Ade Resky DWICAHYO 61 (25) EST Kristin KUUBA 78 GER Kai SCHÄFER 68 AUS Hsuan-Yu Wendy CHEN 85 CUB Osleni GUERRERO 73 BRA Fabiana SILVA 86 UKR Artjom POTŠTAROV 76 NED Soraya DE VISCH EIJBERGEN 90 FIN Kalle KOLJONEN 77 WAL Jordan HART 92 (30) EST Raul MUST 79 NGR Dorcas Ajoke ADESOKAN 95 AUT Luka WRABER 80 BUL Maria MITSOVA 96 MRI Georges Julien PAUL 89 PER Daniela MACIAS 104 HUN Gergely KRAUSZ 90 HUN Laura SAROSI 106 POL Michal ROGALSKI 91 SVK Martina REPISKA 109 NGR Anuoluwapo Juwon OPEYORI 92 FIN Airi MIKKELA 110 USA Howard SHU 94 MEX Haramara GAITAN 112 TUR Emre LALE 102 UKR Maria ULITINA 115 BEL Maxime MOREELS 108 IRI Soraya AGHAEIHAJIAGHA 121 NZL Abhinav MANOTA 109 EGY Doha HANY 124 SRI Niluka KARUNARATNE 112 GUA Nikte Alejandra SOTOMAYOR 133 SUI Christian KIRCHMAYR 113 MRI Kate FOO KUNE 138 CRO Zvonimir DURKINJAK 125 CUB Taymara OROPESA PUPO 140 POR Bernardo ATILANO 126 CZE Katerina TOMALOVA 142 CZE Milan LUDIK 128 POL Wiktoria DABCZYNSKA 145 ISL Kari GUNNARSSON 136 UGA Aisha NAKIYEMBA 152 ITA Fabio CAPONIO 143 SWE Rebecca KUHL 157 EGY Adham Hatem ELGAMAL 145 DOM Nairoby Abigail JIMENEZ 168 SLO Miha IVANIČ 147 SUI Jenjira STADELMANN 169 AUS Daniel FAN 148 POR Sonia GONCALVES 170 SVK Milan DRATVA 150 ECU Maria Delia ZAMBRANO 175 BUL Daniel NIKOLOV 156 RSA Johanita SCHOLTZ 183 ALG Youcef Sabri MEDEL 165 PER Ines Lucia CASTILLO SALAZAR 185 JAM Samuel O’Brien RICKETTS 175 PAK Mahoor SHAHZAD 189 PER Jose GUEVARA 184 IRL Rachael DARRAGH 193 SRB Luka MILIĆ 185 NZL Sally FU 195 MGL Batdavaa MUNKHBAT 189 SRI KAVIDI SIRIMANNAGE 196 LUX Robert MANN 198 MDA Vlada GINGA 200 SUI Joel KÖNIG 200 ALG Halla BOUKSANI.
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