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Rank Member Name Member Number Country Total Points 1 Rank Member Name Member Number Country Total Points 1 Jade JONES GBR-1502 Great Britain 571.42 2 Ah-Reum LEE KOR-2078 Republic of Korea 359.94 3 Eva CALVO GOMEZ ESP-1528 Spain 307.73 4 Nikita GLASNOVIC SWE-1512 Sweden 300.73 5 Hedaya MALAK EGY-1629 Egypt 291.21 6 Mayu HAMADA JPN-1503 Japan 249.07 7 Hatice Kubra ILGUN TUR-1551 Turkey 194.56 8 Raheleh ASEMANI BEL-1614 Belgium 163.19 9 Anna-Lena FROEMMING GER-1535 Germany 160.75 10 Skylar PARK CAN-1793 Canada 157.57 11 Carolena CARSTENS PAN-1503 Panama 126.96 12 Patrycja ADAMKIEWICZ POL-1531 Poland 125.34 13 Martina ZUBCIC CRO-1502 Croatia 121.41 14 Paulina ARMERIA MEX-1848 Mexico 111.72 15 Kimia ALIZADEH ZENOORIN IRI-5601 Iran 111.14 16 Evelyn GONDA CAN-1535 Canada 109.67 17 Rafaela ARAUJO BRA-1508 Brazil 106.69 18 Bruna VULETIC CRO-1818 Croatia 105.23 19 Durdane ALTUNEL TUR-1566 Turkey 95.62 20 Aleksandra RADMILOVIC SRB-1508 Serbia 91.13 21 So-hee KIM KOR-1599 Republic of Korea 86.88 22 Joana CUNHA POR-1514 Portugal 86.08 23 Lijun ZHOU CHN-2187 China 84.12 24 Phannapa HARNSUJIN THA-1532 Thailand 79.52 25 Edina KOTSIS HUN-1502 Hungary 79.36 26 Ekaterina KIM RUS-2265 Russia 78.86 27 Pauline Louise LOPEZ PHI-1504 Philippines 76.33 28 Ara WHITE USA-2624 United States of America 76.15 29 Suvi MIKKONEN FIN-1500 Finland 70.62 30 Daria MININA RUS-1573 Russia 68.00 31 Bineta DIEDHIOU SEN-1519 Senegal 64.34 32 YU-CHUANG CHEN TPE-1682 Chinese Taipei 63.97 33 Josiane LIMA BRA-1505 Brazil 63.80 34 Ana ZANINOVIC CRO-1510 Croatia 59.52 35 Marie MAGNUS NOR-1610 Norway 58.47 36 Doris PATIÑO COL-1502 Colombia 58.33 37 Cheyenne LEWIS USA-1548 United States of America 56.21 38 Banassa DIOMANDE CIV-1505 Cote D'ivoire 53.86 39 Rachelle BOOTH GBR-1887 Great Britain 49.69 40 Thi Thu Hien PHAM VIE-1534 Vietnam 47.67 41 Indra CRAEN BEL-1505 Belgium 47.13 42 Yaprak ERIS AZE-2166 Azerbaijan 44.45 43 Caroline MARTON AUS-2342 Australia 43.44 44 Clara MALLIEN FRA-1649 France 43.31 45 Adriana MARTINEZ VEN-1509 Venezuela 43.05 46 Rangsiya NISAISOM THA-1506 Thailand 42.84 47 Catherine RISBEY AUS-9888 Australia 41.05 48 YUN-WEN HUANG TPE-1683 Chinese Taipei 40.93 49 Da-yeong KIM KOR-1529 Republic of Korea 40.47 50 Kristina BEROS CRO-1780 Croatia 38.57 51 Fenfen SHAO CHN-1617 China 36.56 52 Ewelina MIERZWINSKA POL-1582 Poland 36.46 53 Andriana ASPROGERAKA GRE-1698 Greece 36.44 54 Yen Hsin YEH TPE-2011 Chinese Taipei 36.00 55 Genesis ANDUJAR DOM-1558 Dominican Republic 35.87 56 Louise CHRISTENSEN DEN-1550 Denmark 35.41 57 Radwa ABDELKADER EGY-1524 Egypt 34.72 58 Jennifer LAY AUS-2162 Australia 34.44 59 Ekaterina KRAMARENKO RUS-3399 Russia 33.32 60 Milana DRIAMOVA RUS-2097 Russia 33.02 61 Naima BAKKAL MAR-1505 Morocco 32.24 62 Floriane LIBORIO FRA-1505 France 32.19 63 Tayebeh PARSA IRI-7719 Iran 31.10 64 Laurygan CELIN FRA-1560 France 30.86 65 Ruxandra RODGERS CAN-1557 Canada 30.61 66 Jessica CHAVEZ MEX-1554 Mexico 29.98 67 Aittana MOYA PER-1613 Peru 29.65 68 Yuzhuo HOU CHN-1505 China 28.95 69 Anisiia CHELOKHSAEVA RUS-2327 Russia 28.09 70 Nada LAARAJ MAR-2678 Morocco 27.82 71 Fabiola Guadalupe VILLEGAS MACHORRO MEX-23437 Mexico 25.34 72 Meiling ZHOU CHN-2020 China 24.75 73 Talita DJALMA BRA-1565 Brazil 24.47 74 Luciana ANGIOLILLO ARG-1513 Argentina 24.27 75 Jolanta TARVIDA LAT-1511 Latvia 24.21 76 Andrea BOSCH I PLAZA ESP-1810 Spain 23.85 77 Carolin JÄSCHKE GER-2210 Germany 23.64 78 Jennifer ÅGREN SWE-1622 Sweden 23.52 79 Yun WANG CHN-1572 China 23.32 80 So-ra LIM KOR-2540 Republic of Korea 22.27 81 Klaudija TVARONAVICIUTE LTU-1514 Lithuania 22.20 82 Geum-Byeol LIM KOR-1623 Republic of Korea 22.07 83 Mobina BABALOU IRI-2111 Iran 21.60 84 Lidia FERNANDEZ RUIZ ESP-1721 Spain 20.62 85 Tanja RASTOVIC CRO-1513 Croatia 20.32 86 Darya ZUBOVICH BLR-1505 Belarus 20.07 87 JEONG EUNBI KOR-5912 Republic of Korea 20.00 88 Janike LAI NOR-1506 Norway 19.35 89 Bat-El GATTERER ISR-1501 Israel 19.20 90 Julia VASCONCELOS BRA-1533 Brazil 18.86 91 Gabriela BOHUSOVA SVK-1509 Slovakia 18.70 92 Cristina GASPA ITA-1592 Italy 18.64 93 Stavroula KONTOU GRE-1533 Greece 18.53 94 Despina PILAVAKI CYP-1505 Cyprus 18.43 95 Frederique SANTERRE CAN-2156 Canada 18.21 96 Eirin JAKOBSEN NOR-1533 Norway 18.18 97 Gunay AGHAKISHIYEVA AZE-1505 Azerbaijan 17.68 98 Zariya KOSIMOVA UZB-1555 Uzbekistan 17.67 99 Maria JARA CHI-1504 Chile 17.22 100 Carmen MARTON AUS-1500 Australia 17.02 101 Rhonda NAT GER-1857 Germany 16.82 102 Hakima EL MESLAHY MAR-1502 Morocco 16.74 103 Coralia ABADIA GUA-1502 Guatemala 16.69 104 Tugba AYVA TUR-1565 Turkey 16.53 105 Li Cheng TSENG TPE-1926 Chinese Taipei 16.16 106 Francisca RIOS CHI-1644 Chile 16.09 107 Devon LEWIS USA-1694 United States of America 15.76 108 Gyani CHUNARA NEP-1519 Nepal 15.37 109 Larysa GERSHANOK ISR-1544 Israel 15.22 110 Celina PROFFEN ARG-1697 Argentina 15.18 110 Celina PROFFEN GER-3076 Germany 15.18 112 Mahsa JEDDI IRI-4815 Iran 15.12 113 Sabra AL-SALTI OMA-1517 Oman 15.04 114 Pia LEONHARDT GER-1746 Germany 15.03 114 Alina SHAVININA UKR-1648 Ukraine 15.03 116 Tatiana KUDASHOVA RUS-2027 Russia 14.72 117 Thanapa SAE-LAO THA-1528 Thailand 14.54 118 Konstantina TZELI GRE-2170 Greece 14.24 119 Madeline FOLGMANN GER-1697 Germany 13.93 120 Sara GELENCER CRO-1635 Croatia 13.91 121 Abbey ARDIANA USA-1835 United States of America 13.76 122 Josefina ARZUAGA URU-1527 Uruguay 13.62 123 Nadine MAYERHOFER AUT-1607 Austria 13.54 124 Bahar RASHIDI GBR-2002 Great Britain 13.53 125 Carly BERGER USA-1934 United States of America 13.39 125 SIMGE BURCU TUR-1907 Turkey 13.39 127 Sara GARCIA SUAREZ ESP-2050 Spain 13.37 128 Anel FELIX MEX-1850 Mexico 13.32 128 Wanhui LI CHN-2065 China 13.32 130 Rahma BEN ALI TUN-1503 Tunisia 13.05 131 Amanda SANCHEZ CRC-1507 Costa Rica 13.02 132 Manuela BEZZOLA SUI-1500 Switzerland 12.68 133 Laura RAIMKUL KAZ-1898 Kazakhstan 12.49 134 Brenda MAHONZA COD-1518 DR Congo 12.36 135 Celydiene CARNEIRO BRA-1737 Brazil 12.33 136 Sandra MILOSAVLJEVIC SRB-1603 Serbia 12.17 137 Mataheitini RAIHAUTI FPO-1560 French Polynesia 12.00 137 Beatrice Kassandra GAERLAN PHI-1651 Philippines 12.00 139 Christina Jane TANIOS LIB-1529 Lebanon 11.91 140 Marina TORRES MEX-1849 Mexico 11.54 141 Chieh Erh LIN TPE-1891 Chinese Taipei 11.53 142 Dayana SENI ECU-1691 Ecuador 11.31 143 Sofia MELNIKOVA RUS-2321 Russia 11.18 144 Victoria ARSAPIN NZL-1644 New Zealand 10.91 145 Anastasia Irida GALAZOULA GRE-1687 Greece 10.74 146 Hatice YANGIN TUR-1531 Turkey 10.58 146 Daria ADAMIAK RUS-1834 Russia 10.58 148 Diana LARA MEX-1741 Mexico 10.54 149 Ronja SYVERSEN NOR-1637 Norway 10.39 150 Gabrielle ROUSSEAU CAN-1866 Canada 10.03 151 Beverly Myriam Jennifer MATOMENE CGO-1513 Congo 9.95 152 Licia MARTIGNANI ITA-1599 Italy 9.80 153 Wai In Vincy LO HKG-1563 Hong Kong 9.72 154 Magdalena LEPOROWSKA POL-1534 Poland 9.60 155 Julia VOLKOVA RUS-1556 Russia 9.48 156 Yamicel NUÑEZ CUB-1516 Cuba 9.46 157 Akbota ISMAGULOVA KAZ-1813 Kazakhstan 9.45 158 Olga GALKINA RUS-3530 Russia 9.36 159 Rosa RODRIGUEZ TORRES ESP-1985 Spain 9.21 160 Eva JAQUET SUI-1542 Switzerland 9.18 161 Seyma ULUGNUYAN TUR-1560 Turkey 9.12 162 Pilar MARTIN PEREZ ESP-1589 Spain 9.01 163 Bahareh NADRKHANLOU IRI-14946 Iran 9.00 164 Natalia D'ANGELO ITA-2229 Italy 8.89 164 Lovely AGIS-LACAZETTE GDL-1500 Guadeloupe 8.89 164 Anna Maria ANTONIOU CYP-1594 Cyprus 8.89 164 Ginessa ARCHILA COL-1703 Colombia 8.89 164 Mary MURIU KEN-1522 Kenya 8.89 164 Aniat OQUENDO PUR-1560 Puerto Rico 8.89 164 SABITA RAMCHIARY IND-2061 India 8.89 164 Yunyun SHAN CHN-1863 China 8.89 164 CASANDRE NICOLE TUBBS CAM-1550 Cambodia 8.89 164 Alicia VALDEZ PAR-1624 Paraguay 8.89 164 PUI IN YIU HKG-1799 Hong Kong 8.89 175 Assel KOILYBAY KAZ-1708 Kazakhstan 8.70 176 Zeliha AGRIS TUR-1857 Turkey 8.69 177 Lindsay GAVIN NCD-1506 New Caledonia 8.64 177 Inese TARVIDA LAT-1506 Latvia 8.64 179 Aziza CHAMBERS USA-1962 United States of America 8.53 180 Nicole HUNTINGTON GBR-1890 Great Britain 8.34 181 Jamie CARPENTER NZL-1510 New Zealand 8.32 182 Olga SMOLINA RUS-2026 Russia 8.20 183 Ivana BABIC CRO-1804 Croatia 8.07 184 Jo-wei LIN TPE-1522 Chinese Taipei 8.02 185 Audrey ARCHAMBAULT CAN-8282 Canada 7.92 185 NANA DOUMBIA MLI-1743 Mali 7.92 185 Marzhan TULEPBERGENOVA KAZ-1531 Kazakhstan 7.92 188 Leiza SOTELO ARG-1711 Argentina 7.75 189 Oleksandra BARANOVA UKR-1592 Ukraine 7.70 190 Aline NDACYAYISENGA RWA-1520 Rwanda 7.61 191 Laura Luz ALVAREZ LOZANO COL-1732 Colombia 7.59 192 Sierra CARROLL USA-5226 United States of America 7.56 192 Ashleigh ROBINSON AUS-85653 Australia 7.56 194 Yudy PEREZ COL-1507 Colombia 7.50 195 Jennifer AGREN SWE-1506 Sweden 7.45 196 Olga CHIZHOVA RUS-5038 Russia 7.30 197 Dinorahon MAMADIBRAGIMOVA UZB-1542 Uzbekistan 7.28 198 Luiza BANKS BRA-1543 Brazil 7.24 199 Clara MILLERO FRA-1676 France 7.20 200 Sousan HAJIPOURGOLI IRI-8843 Iran 7.18 201 Antonija ZERAVICA CRO-1667 Croatia 7.04 202 Claudia BITSCHNAU AUT-1649 Austria 6.98 203 Samaneh SHESHPARI IRI-1506 Iran 6.82 204 Lina BACELAR BRA-1833 Brazil 6.73 205 Belen COSTA PER-1646 Peru 6.69 206 Nurul Farah Alisa ROSLAN MAS-1590 Malaysia 6.66 207 Frida THORSO NOR-1532 Norway 6.64 208 Halime TEKIN AUS-90300 Australia 6.59 208 Jessica FOYSTER AUS-103068 Australia 6.59 210 SOUHILA SMAILI ALG-1680 Algeria 6.48 210 Anfisa SAMOKHVALOVA RUS-1552 Russia 6.48 212 Diana Lara NUÑEZ MON-1528 Monaco 6.44 213 Marah ALSQOUR JOR-1501 Jordan 6.35 213 Gabija JANUSAUSKAITE LTU-1502 Lithuania 6.35 213 Yanhong XUE CHN-1753 China 6.35 216 Diana LOPEZ USA-1500 United States of America 6.28 217 Anna BRAJDIC USA-1942 United States of America 6.20 217 Yuliena PEDROZA GUA-1530 Guatemala 6.20 219 Marina DROZDOVA RUS-1918 Russia 6.17 220 Daniela SANCHEZ BOL-1560 Bolivia 6.13 221 Disnansi
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