HAN Ying at the top of women’s list

July 16, 2014
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There are no changes at the top of the European Men ranking in July. On the list issued today Germany’s Dimitrij OVTCHAROV is still no. one followed by Timo BOLL of Germany Vladimir SAMSONOV of Belarus Marcos FREITAS of Portugal. Germany’s HAN Ying pro

There are no changes at the top of the European Men ranking in July. On the list issued today Germany’s Dimitrij OVTCHAROV is still no. one followed by Timo BOLL of Germany Vladimir SAMSONOV of Belarus Marcos FREITAS of Portugal.

Germany’s HAN Ying progressed from spot no. 3 to top position whilst LIU Jia of Austria moved one spot lower. LI Fen of Sweden also moved up; LIJiao of Netherlands went down from second to fourth place.

David REITSPIES of Czech Republic holds the top of the Junior Boys as well as Can AKKUZU of France and Tomislav PUCAR of Croatia. Killian ORT of Germany is fourth. Nina MITTELHAM of Germany is best ranked junior girl Chantal MANTZ of Germany is second and Ekaterina GUSEVA is third.

In Cadet boys’ list is Cristian PLETEA of Romania is first; his compatriot Rares SIPOS is second and Nolan GIVONE of France is third.

Adina DIACONU is at the top of Cadet Rankings Lisa LUNG of Belgium is placed at position no. two. Daria TRIGOLOS of Moldavia is third.

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