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WTF Event Calendar 2014-2015 2014 Date Place Event Contact G Remark WTF Event Calendar 2014-2015 2014 Date Place Event Contact G Remark Feb 8-9 Trelleborg, Sweden Trelleborg Open 2014 (T) +46709922594 [email protected] G-1 Feb 11-16 Luxor, Egypt 1st Luxor Open (T) +20222631737 (F) +20222617576 G-2 [email protected] / www.egypt-tkd.org Feb 13-16 Montreal, Canada Canada Open International Taekwondo Tournament G-1 Feb 18-24 Las Vegas, USA U.S Open International Taekwondo Championships G-2 Feb 20-22 Fujairah, UAE 2nd Fujairah Open International Taekwondo Championships (T) +97192234447 (F) +97192234474 fujairah- G-1 [email protected] / [email protected] Feb 21-23 Tehran, Iran 4th Asian Clubs Championships N/A Feb 24-26 Tehran, Iran 25th Fajr International Open (T) +982122242441 (F) +982122242444 G-1 [email protected] / www.fajr.iritf.org.ir Feb 27 - Mar 1 Manama, Bahrain 6th Bahrain Open (T) +73938888350 / [email protected] G-1 Mar 15-16 Eindhoven, Netherlands 41st Lotto Dutch Open Taekwondo Championships 2014 (T) +31235428867 (F) +31235428869 G-2 [email protected] / www.taekwondobond.nl Mar 15-17 Santiago, Chile South American Games G-1 Last event in March will be counted into the April ranking for GP1. Mar 20-21 Taipei City, Chinese Taipei WTF Qualification Tournament for Nanjing 2014 Youth N/A Olympic Games Mar 23-26 Taipei City, Chinese Taipei 10th WTF World Junior Taekwondo Championships N/A Apr 4-6 Santo Domingo, Dominican Santo Domingo Open International Taekwondo Tournament G-1 Rep. [Canceled] Kish Island, Iran West Asian Games G-1 Apr 11-13 Hamburg. Germany German Open 2014 (T) +498915002131 (F) +498915002130 [email protected] / G-1 www.dtu.de Apr 17-20 Chisinau, Moldova Moldova Open 2014 G-1 Apr 25-27 Kos Island, Greece Greece Open 2014 G1 Ranking Taekowndo International (T) +302106820112 (F) +3021106820116 G-1 Tournament [email protected] / www.elot-tkd.gr May 1-5 Baku, Azerbaijan European Senior Championships G-4 May 6-8 Tunis, Tunisia African Senior Taekwondo Championships (T) +21626278899/ +21652432423 G-4 [email protected] May 10-11 Tunis, Tunisia 4th International Carthage Open (T) +21671840575 (F) +21671840575 G-1 [email protected] / www.tunisiantkdfederation.tn May 16-18 Alicante, Spain Spanish Open 2014 (T) +34965370063 (F) +34965453208 G-1 [email protected] / www.fetaekwondo.net. May 22-31 Gaborone, Botswana 2nd African Youth Games (T) +267 72108611/ +26 73162849 N/A [email protected]@gmail.com May 25-28 Tashkent, Uzbekistan Asian Taekwondo Championships G-4 Last event in May will be counted into the June ranking for GP2. May 31 - June 1 Innsbruck, Austria Austrian Open (T) +43524271294 (F) +43524272693 G-1 [email protected] / www.otdv.at June 7-8 Lausanne, Switzerland Swiss Open 2014 (T) +41763083877 [email protected] / G-1 www.taekwondo.ch/swissopen June 8-14 Hohhot, China 13th World University Taekwondo Championships G-1 [Canceled] Port Moresby, Papua New Papua New Guinea Open (T) +3251411 (F) +3251851 [email protected] G-1 Guinea June 21-22 Moscow, Russia 5th WTF World Para-Taekwondo Championships N/A (June 19-20: June 20-22 Santa Cruz, Bolivia Bolivia Open G-1 July 4-6 Suzhou, China 2014 WTF World Grand-Prix Series 1 G-4 Supplier of PSS: Daedo WTF Event Calendar 2014-2015 July 11-16 Gyeongju, Korea 2014 Gyeongju Korea Open International Taekwondo G-2 Last event in July will be counted into the Championships August ranking for GP3. July 17-21 Puebla, Mexico Pan Am Olmypic Festival N/A July 24-27 Baku, Azerbaijan 1st WTF World Cadet Taekwondo Championships N/A Aug 3-8 (TKD: 6-7) Stoke Mandeville, Great Britain 10th IWAS World Junior Games (Para-Taekwondo demonstration N/A competition) Aug 8-10 Sogamoso, Colombia Open of Las America International Taekwondo Championships G-1 Aug 14-15 Sydney, Australia 2014 Oceania Taekwondo Championships G-4 Aug 14-21 Tehran, Iran 22nd CISM World Military Taekwondo Championship G-1 Aug 16-17 Sydney, Australia 2014 Australian Open (T) +61396400600 (F) +61396400611 [email protected] G-2 / www.sta.asn.au Aug 16 - 28 (TKD: 17-21) Nanjing, China Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games N/A Aug 22-24 Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina Open International Taekwondo Championships G-1 Aug 29-31 Astana, Kazakhstan 2014 WTF World Grand-Prix Series 2 G-4 Supplier of PSS: KP&P Aug 29-31 San Jose, Costa Rica Costa Rica Open International Taekwondo Championships G-1 Sept 11-15 Moscow, Russia 4th International G1 Ranking Taekwondo Tournament Russian G-1 Open 2014 Sept 12-14 Aguascalientes, Mexico Mexico Open International Taekwondo Championships (T)+524499750980 G-1 [email protected] / www.femextkd.net Sept 12-14 Aguascalientes, Mexico Pan Am Senior Championships (T)+524499750980 G-4 [email protected] / www.femextkd.net Sept 12-14 Aguascalientes, Mexico 3rd Pan American Poomsae Championships (T)+524499750980 N/A [email protected] / www.femextkd.net Sept. 12 Aguascalientes, Mexico 3rd Pan Am Para-Taekwondo Championships (T)+524499750980 N/A [email protected] / www.femextkd.net Sep 14. Ramla, Israel 12th Israel Open Championships (T) +97226780175 (F) +972-2-6790479 G-1 [email protected] / www.isr-tkd.com/eng Sep 19 - Oct 4 Incheon, Korea 2014 Incheon Asian Games G-4 Earned ranking points from Asian Games will be (TKD: Sep 30-Oct 3) counted into the 2015 ranking not 2014. [Canceled] Tunisia African Cup Taekwondo Championships 2014 N/A Oct 3-5 Kharkov, Ukraine Ukraine Open Cup (T) +380504474513 (F) +380577312645 [email protected] / G-1 ftu.com.ua Oct 18-19 Belgrade, Serbia Galeb Belgrade Trophy - Serbia Open 2014 (T) +381655152535 (F) +381113294775 [email protected] / G-1 www.tkdgaleb.org.rs Oct 24-26 Manchester, Great Britain 2014 WTF World Grand-Prix Series 3 G-4 Supplier of PSS: Daedo Last event in October will be counted into the November ranking for GP Final. Oct 30-Nov 2 Aguascalientes, Mexico 9th WTF World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships N/A Nov 5-9 Bangkok, Thailand 2014 Thailand Open International Taekwondo Championships (T) +6623691518 (F) +6623961518 [email protected] / G-1 www.taekwondothai.com [Canceled] Reno, USA 1st WTF World Deaf-Taekwondo Championships N/A Nov 15-16 Edinburgh, Great Britain 2014 Commonwealth Taekwondo Open Championships G-1 Nov 15-16 Edinburgh, Great Britain 1st Commonwealth Para-Taekwondo Championships N/A Nov 15-16 Zagreb, Croatia 20th Zagreb - Croatia Open (T) +38513012348 (F) +38513091073 [email protected] G-1 com.hr / www.taekwondo.hr Nov 15-18 Veracruz, Mexico Central & Caribbean Games www.vercruz2014.mx G-1 Nov 22-23 Paris, France 10th Tournoi International de Paris [email protected] G-1 Nov 25-26 Antalya, Turkey European Club Championships www.tpss.eu G-1 Nov. 27 Antalya, Turkey 3rd European Para-Taekwondo Championships www.tpss.eu N/A WTF Event Calendar 2014-2015 Nov 27-30 Antalya, Turkey 1st Turkish Open Taekwondo Tournament (T) +903123108816 (F) +903123109042 G-1 [email protected] / turkiyetaekwondofed.gov.tr Dec 3-4 Queretaro, Mexico 2014 WTF World Grand-Prix Final G-8 Supplier of PSS: Daedo Dec 6-7 Queretaro, Mexico 2014 World Cup Taekwondo Team Championships N/A Supplier of PSS: Daedo Dec 12-14 Portland, USA Pan American Open International Taekwondo Championships G-1 ** For 2015 Event Calendar, it is subject to change, therefore please check updated event calendar at least once a month at Download Event List Section on http://www.worldtaekwondofederation.net/events-and-competitions 2015 Date Place Event Contact G Remark January 16-18 Thessalonik, Greece 2nd Greek Open 2015 (T) +30 210 682 0112~3 (F) +30 210 682 0116 G-1 (E) [email protected] (W)www.elot-tkd@gr January 20-25 Orlando, USA 2015 U.S. Open Taekwondo Championships (T) + 1 719 866-4632 (E) [email protected] G-2 Last event in January will be counted into the (W) http://www.teamusa.org/USA- February ranking. Taekwondo/Features/2014/October/27/2015-US-Open- Information-and-Registration-now-LIVE January 31-February 1 Sarajevo, Bosnia & Bosnia Open (T) +387 33 611 359, +387 61 524 592 G-1 Herzegovina (E) [email protected] (W) www.zlatni.org February 5-7 Fujairah, UAE 3rd Fujairah Open International Championships (T) +971 9 2234447 / (M) +971 50 3766638 G-1 (F) +971 9 2234474 / (E) [email protected] / (W) www.ma-regonline.com February 10-11 Antalya, Turkey 3rd European Taekwondo Club Championships (T) +90 312 310 8816, +90 312 310 1556 G-1 (F) +90.312.310 90 42 / (E) [email protected] (W) www.turkiyetaekwondofed.gov.tr/ February 13-15 Antalya, Turkey Turkish Open (T) +90 312 310 8816 / +90 312 310 1556 G-1 (F) +90.312.310 90 42 / (E) [email protected] (W) www.turkiyetaekwondofed.gov.tr/ February 13-15 Tehran, Iran 5th Asian Taekwondo Clubs Championships G-1 February 13-15 Toronto, Canada 2015 Canada Open (T) +1 416 426 7322 (F) +1 416 426 7334 G-1 (E) [email protected] (W) http://taekwondo-canada.com/ February 13-15 Toronto, Canada 2015 Canada Para-Taekwondo Open (T) +1 416 426 7322 (F) +1 416 426 7334 G-1 (E) [email protected] (W) http://taekwondo-canada.com/ February 16-18 Tehran, Iran 26th Fajr International Open (T) +98-21-22242441 / (F) +98-21-22242444 G-1 (E) [email protected] / (W) www.fajr.iritf.org.ir February 21-22 Alexandria, Egypt 1st AFTU Open (T) +2035442920 / (F) +2035458414 G-1 Last event in February will be counted into the (E) [email protected] March ranking. February 27-March 1 Luxor, Egypt 2nd Luxor Open 2015 (T) +202 22631737 / (F) +202 22617576 G-2 (E) [email protected] / (W) www.egypt-tkd.org March 6-9 Doha, Qatar 1st Qatar International Taekwondo Open (T) +974 4494 3455 / (F) +974 4494 3460 G-1 (E) [email protected] March 7-8 Montreux, Switzerland Swiss Open 2015 (T) +41 76 308 38 77/ (E) [email protected] G-1 (W) www.taekwondo.ch/swissopen March 13-15 Aguascalintes, Mexico 2nd Mexico Open Taekwondo Championships (T) +52 4499750980 (E) [email protected] (W) G-1 www.femextkd.me March 14-15 Eindhoven, Netherland 42nd Lotto Dutch Open Taekwondo Championships (T) +31235428867 / (F) +31235428869 G-2 (E) [email protected] / (W) www.taekwondobond.nl March 25-29 Nalchik, Russia European Championships Olympic Weight Categories G-1 Last event in March will be counted into the April ranking.
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