Tallinn Mens International Challenger

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Cameron Bryce	$1,612	22.500
2.	Wouter Gosgens	$1,209	16.500
3.	Steffen Walstad	$806	13.500
4.	Dean Huerlimann	$269	12.000
5.	Sergio Vez	$---	9.000
5.	James Craik	$---	9.000
5.	Ritvars Gulbis	$---	9.000
8.	Fredrik Nyman	$---	3.375
9.	Ansis Regza	$---	2.250
9.	Eduard Veltsman	$---	2.250
9.	Martins Truksans	$---	2.250
9.	Konrad Stych	$---	2.250
9.	Giacomo Colli	$---	2.250
14.	Axel Landelius	$---	1.125
14.	Eduard Nikolov	$---	1.125
14.	Andres Jakobson	$---	1.125

2025: Fredrik Nyman
Fredrik Nyman, Patric Mabergs, Simon Olofsson, Johannes Patz
Solleftea, SWE
2024: Fredrik Nyman
Fredrik Nyman, Patric Mabergs, Simon Olofsson, Johannes Patz
Solleftea, SWE
2023: Yves Stocker
Yves Stocker, Kim Schwaller, Felix Eberhard, Tom Winkelhausen
Zug, SUI
2022: Cameron Bryce
Cameron Bryce, Duncan Menzies, Luke Carson, Robin McCall
Stirling, SCO
2021: Marco Hoesli
Marco Hoesli, Philipp Hoesli, Marco Hefti, Justin Hausherr
Glarus, SUI
2019: Jermu Poellaenen
Jere Sullanmaa, Jason Moore, Iikko Santti, Jermu Poellaenen
Hyvinkaa, FIN
2018: Ilya Shalamitski
Ilya Shalamitski, Pavel Petrov, Dzimitry Rudnitski, Yevgeny Tamkovich
Minsk, BLR

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Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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