SZOCS and FLORE holds the top

December 16, 2013
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At the December’s European rankings in Junior Boy’s category Tristan FLORE of France is at the top his compatriot Enzo ANGLES is at position no. two. Jakub DYAS of Poland is at the spot no. three followed by Alexandre ROBINOT. Tamas LAKATOS progressed f

At the December’s European rankings in Junior Boy’s category Tristan FLORE of France is at the top his compatriot Enzo ANGLES is at position no. two. Jakub DYAS of Poland is at the spot no. three followed by Alexandre ROBINOT. Tamas LAKATOS progressed from spot 7 to no. 5. Killian ORT of Germany moved from position no. 15 to 10.

Bernadette SZOCS of Romania is the best ranked junior girl. Nina MITTELHAM of Germany is second and Lea RAKOVAC is third. Alina ARLOUSKAYA of Belarus is coming closer to the top. She moved from position no. 6 to 4.

In Cadet boy’s category Alexandre CASSIN of France is number one Maxim CHAPLYGIN of Russia is second. Tomas POLANSKY is at no. 3. Cristian PLETEA of Romania continued to go up. After his progress from 14th position to spot no. 9 now he is at position no. 7.

Adina DIACONU of Romania is the leader at the Cadet Girls rankings. Maria MALANINA of Russia went one place up and now she is second. Maria replaced Marie MIGOT of France whils Andrea CLAPA also moved up to position no. 4.

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