WCT Tallinn Mixed Doubles International

Team		Prize (CDN)	Points
1.	Skaslien/Nedregotten	$2,010	37.500
2.	Roenning/Braenden	$1,436	27.500
3.	Kaldvee/Lill	$861	22.500
4.	Ramsfjell/Ramsfjell	$574	20.000
5.	Hueppi/Weiss	$287	15.000
5.	Oestgaard/Eriksen	$287	15.000
5.	Perret/Rios	$287	15.000
8.	Abbes/Harsch	$---	7.500
8.	Schoell/Sutor	$---	5.625
8.	Otaegi/Unanue	$---	3.750
8.	Westman/Ahlberg	$---	3.750
8.	Walczak/Augustyniak	$---	3.750
8.	Immonen/Sipila	$---	3.750
8.	Pfluegler/Hofer	$---	1.875
8.	Kjaerland/Kongssund	$---	1.875
8.	Zelingrova/Chabicovsky	$---	1.875
8.	Elmik/Kukner	$---	1.875

2025: Zixuan Ye
Zixuan Ye, Sen Yu
Beijing, CHN
2024: Julie Zelingrova
Julie Zelingrova, Vitek Chabicovsky
Prague, CZE
2023: Kristin Moen Skaslien
Kristin Moen Skaslien, Magnus Nedregotten
Oslo, NOR
2022: Martine Roenning
Martine Roenning, Mathias Braenden
Lillehammer, NOR
2021: Zuzana Paulova
Zuzana Paulova, Tomas Paul
Prague, CZE
2019: Kristin Moen Skaslien
Kristin Moen Skaslien, Magnus Nedregotten
Oppdal, NOR
2018: Jenny Perret
Jenny Perret, Martin Rios
Glarus, SUI
2017: Marie Kaldvee
Marie Kaldvee, Harri Lill
Tallinn, EST

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