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S. MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 LBS) CH Elin Cederroos SWE 1 Savannah Marshall ENG 2 Ema Kozin SVK 3 Tori Nelson USA 4 Femke Hermans BEL 5 S. MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 LBS) MIDDLEWEIGHT (160 LBS) JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT (154 LBS) WELTERWEIGHT (147 LBS) CH Elin Cederroos SWE CH Claressa Shields USA CH Marie-Eve Dicaire CAN CH Cecilia Braekhus NOR 1 Savannah Marshall ENG 1 Ivana Habazin HRV 1 Stacey Copeland ENG 1 Victoria Bustos ARG 2 Ema Kozin SVK 2 Christina Hammer GER 2 Abril Vidal ARG 2 Ogleidis Suarez VEN 3 Tori Nelson USA 3 Hannah Rankin SCO 3 Logan Holler USA 3 Ornella Domini CHE 4 Femke Hermans BEL 4 Raquell Miller USA 4 Chris Namus URY 4 Kali Reis USA 5 Maricela Cornejo USA 5 NOT RATED 5 Maria Lindberg SWE 5 Patricia Berghult SWE 6 NOT RATED 6 NOT RATED 6 Alma Ibarra MEX 6 Layla McCarter USA 7 NOT RATED 7 NOT RATED 7 Mikaela Lauren SWE 7 Alejandra Ayala MEX 8 NOT RATED 8 NOT RATED 8 NOT RATED 8 Verena Kaiser GER 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED Page 1/4 JR. WELTERWEIGHT (140 LBS) LIGHTWEIGHT (135 LBS) JR. LIGHTWEIGHT (130 LBS) FEATHERWEIGHT (126 LBS) CH VACANT CH Katie Taylor IRL CH Maiva Hamadouche FRA CH Jennifer Han USA 1 Mary Mc Gee 1 Miriam Gutierrez ESP 1 Mikaela Mayer USA 1 Sarah Mahfoud DNK 2 Oshin Derieuw FRA 2 Chantelle Cameron ENG 2 Ramona Kuehne GER 2 Nina Meinke GER 3 Nina Bradley ENG 3 Estelle Mossely FRA 3 Ana Guichapane ARG 3 Michelle Vincent 4 Elfi Philips BEL 4 Macarena Ledesma ARG 4 Lauryn Eagle AUS 4 Yareli Larios MEX 5 Anahi Sanchez ARG 5 Nicole Wesner AUT 5 Khatarina Thanderz NOR 5 Elena Gradinar RUS 6 Alicia Kummer GER 6 Firuza Sharipova KAZ 6 Lisa Boudersa FRA 6 Alejandra Zamora ARG 7 Melissa Hernandez USA 7 Myriam Dellal FRA 7 Janeth Perez MEX 7 Vissia Trovato ITA 8 Svetlana Kulakova RUS 8 Beke Bas GER 8 Viviane Obenauf BRA 8 Lucie Sedlackova CZE 9 Gelen Flores VEN 9 Djemilla Gontaruk BEL 9 Leonie Giebel GER 9 Die Hu CHN 10 Bjanka Majlath HUN 10 Rose Volante BRA 10 Ayanna Vasquez USA 10 Stephanie Ducastel FRA 11 Enis Pacheco COL 11 Selina Barrios MEX 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 Ikram Kerwat TUN 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 Sara Corazza ITA 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED Page 2/4 JR. FEATHERWEIGHT (122 LBS) BANTAMWEIGHT (118 LBS) JR. BANTAMWEIGHT (115 LBS) FLYWEIGHT (112 LBS) CH Marcela Acuna ARG CH Maria Roman ARG CH Jorgelina Guanini ARG CH Leonela Yudica ARG 1 Segolene Lefevre FRA 1 Carolina Duer ARG 1 Micaela Lujan ARG 1 Tamao Ozawa JPN 2 Laura Ledezma PAN 2 Miyo Yoshida JPN 2 Daniela Asenjo CHL 2 Laetizia Arzalier FRA 3 Tatyana Zrazhevsakaya KAZ 3 Rosalinda Rodriguez USA 3 Terumi Nuki JPN 3 Anahi Lopez ARG 4 Laura Griffa ARG 4 Melania Sorroche ESP 4 NOT RATED 4 Nina Radovanovic SRB 5 Jessica Arreguin MEX 5 Maja Milenkovic SRB 5 Diana Fernandez MEX 5 Isabel Millan MEX 6 April Adams AUS 6 Bukiwe Nonina ZAF 6 Wensi Huang CHN 6 Irma Sanchez MEX 7 Yesica Marcos ARG 7 Kristen Fraser SCO 7 Debora Dionicius ARG 7 Leiryn Flores VEN 8 Pamela Treand BGR 8 Nazarena Romero ARG 8 Eva Naranjo ESP 8 Yairineth Altuve VEN 9 Sabrina Perez ARG 9 Julieta Cardozo ARG 9 Carolina Arias CRI 9 Yumeni Ikemoto JPN 10 NOT RATED 10 Valeria Perez MEX 10 Karina Fernandez MEX 10 Marlen Esparza USA 11 NOT RATED 11 Catherine Phiri ZMB 11 NOT RATED 11 Elena Saveleva RUS 12 NOT RATED 12 Aniya Seki CHE 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED Page 3/4 JR. FLYWEIGHT (108 LBS) MINI FLYWEIGHT (105 LBS) JR. MINI FLYWEIGHT (102 LBS) CH Evelyn Bermudez ARG CH Joana Pastrana ESP CH Saemi Hanagata JPN 1 Sarah Bormann GER 1 Yokasta Valle CRI 1 Oezlem Sahin GER 2 Guadalupe Bautista MEX 2 Eruka Hiromoto JPN 2 Eva Guzman VEN 3 Silvia Torres MEX 3 Etsuko Tada JPN 3 Masae Akitaya JPN 4 Shione Ogata JPN 4 Seniesa Estrada MEX 4 Maria Vargas MEX 5 Sandra Robles MEX 5 Catalina Diaz ESP 5 Yuko Kuroki JPN 6 Maria Salinas USA 6 Ana Arrazola MEX 6 Nao Ikeyama JPN 7 Esmeralda Moreno MEX 7 Elizabeth Lopez MEX 7 Eri Matsuda JPN 8 Luisana Bolivar VEN 8 Samson Tor Buamas THA 8 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 9 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 10 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 11 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 12 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 13 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 14 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED 15 NOT RATED Page 4/4 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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