Rares SIPOS is new Cadets’ number one

March 25, 2014
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European rankings in March bring few changes among top 10 players. David REITSPIES of Czech Republic holds the top of the Junior Boys but Adam SZUDI of Hungary replaced Kilian ORT of Germany on position no. two. Germany’s player is third. Diogo CHEN of P

European rankings in March bring few changes among top 10 players.

David REITSPIES of Czech Republic holds the top of the Junior Boys but Adam SZUDI of Hungary replaced Kilian ORT of Germany on position no. two. Germany’s player is third. Diogo CHEN of Portugal progressed from position no. 7 to 5.

Nina MITTELHAM of Germany is at the top of the Junior Girls Rankings this month again. Adina DIACONU of Romania is second. Lea RAKOVAC of Croatia is at position no. three whilst WAN Yuan of Germany moved to Top 10 club whilst Nicole TROSMAN of Israel progressed from place no. 21 to 11.

In Boys Category Rares SIPOS of Romania is new no. one. Nolan GIVONE of France moved down to second position and Cristian PLETEA of Romania is third.

Adina is at the top of Cadet Rankings Lisa LUNG of Belgium is placed at position no. two. Daria TRIGOLOS of Belarus moved from position no. 9 to no. 4 whilst Leili MOSTAFAVI of France progressed from place no. 18 to 6.

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