French Boys and Girls dominated

May 4, 2013
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Tristan FLORE still holds the top of the European Junior Rankings in May. As a matter of fact three French players enjoy their time at positions no. one. Beside FLORE, Alexandre CASSIN is best ranked player at Cadet list and Marie MIGOT is the best cadet ,

Enzo ANGLES and Alexandre ROBINOT are still at position no. two and three among juniors. Tamas LAKATOS improved his rankings and moved from spot no. five to four. Samuel WALKER of England moved from spot no. 26 to 20.

There were no changes in top 10 of the Junior Girls rankings. Romania’s Bernadette SZOCS is still the leading name followed by Lea RAKOVAC of Croatia, and Nina MITTELHAM of Germany.

Same situation is with Cadet Boys. Alexandre CASSIN and Joe SEYFRIED of France are number one and two at the cadet’s lists, whilst their compatriot Nolan GIVONE is third.

Last month HO Tin Tin of England reached the first position, but in May Marie MIGOT of France regained her place. Adina DIACONU of Romania also made improvement at the cadet girls rankings from spot no. three to two. HO is third this month.

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