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2018 MA States – Full Results

October 25, 2018 By Steve Brown

 

Check out full results from the 2018 MA State YoYo Contest, and video of the top three freestyles from the 1A Division. Congratulations to all the winners of one of the largest state contests in the country!

1A Division

1A – 1st Place – Remy Baskin

1A – 2nd Place – Chandler Steele

1A – 3rd Place – Luke Trautwein

1A Sport Division

2A Division

3A Division

4A Division

5A Division

Sport Ladder

Filed Under: Contests, Featured, Video Tagged With: 2018, ma state yoyo contest, massachusetts, remy baskin, results, video, yoyo contest, yoyo tricks, yoyo video

2018 World YoYo Contest – Semi Final Results

August 11, 2018 By Steve Brown

 

We’ve got full results for Semi Finals in all divisions! The level of play here at the 2018 World YoYo Contest is the highest we’ve ever seen, and every player truly earned their place in Finals. Check out full Semi Final results and scoring breakdowns below!

In the 1A Division, the top 19 players will advance to Finals. In 2A and 3A, the top 9 players will advance. In 4A, the top 11 players move on to Finals, and in 5A the top 10 players will advance.

Filed Under: Contests, Featured Tagged With: 1A, 2018 world yoyo contest, 2A, 3A, 4a, 5A, china, results, semi-final, shanghai

AP16 Results: Shion Araya wins 1A, Liu Man Ki beats Shinji Saito in 2A!

July 6, 2016 By Rafael Matsunaga

The 2016 Asia Pacific Yo-yo Championships was held last week in Singapore, and with yet another huge player turnout, we got a couple of nice surprises among the results!

1A

While we had the usual group of players among the top finishers in 1A, this year we have a brand new face topping the chart! Shion Araya, who finished second at last year’s World Yo-yo Contest, was the winner, with a solid and fast-paced routine, beating AP veterans Marcus Koh, who finished second and took home the Singapore Champion title, and Ahmad Kharisma, arguably the most consistent of the AP contestants.

Last year’s winner, Iori Yamaki, was absent, while veteran contenders Hiroyuki Suzuki and Christopher Chia finished in 6th and 15th place, respectively.

Check out Shion’s winning freestyle and full results from finals below:

  1. Shion Araya
  2. Marcus Koh
  3. Ahmad Kharisma
  4. Dong Ruida
  5. Toya Kobayashi
  6. Hiroyuki Suzuki
  7. Nuttanan Runagpanich
  8. Amirrul Rahman
  9. Kazuya Murata
  10. Shinya Kido
  11. Garbkamol Limangkul
  12. Arif Ramadhan
  13. Sun Jiahao
  14. Chiang Shan Cheng
  15. Christopher Chia
  16. Hua Phu Nguyen
  17. Ian Loh
  18. Ikumi Kato
  19. Panyapat Ananutamapap
  20. Brandon Vu
  21. Thawhir Iqbal
  22. Hu Ruiheng
  23. Mohd Omarail Hafizzudin
  24. Kuo Tzu Wei

2A

The biggest surprise of the contest was in the 2A division, where veteran Liu Man Ki, from Hong Kong, beat 13-time World Champion Shinji Saito, thanks to a major deduction from the latter that was just enough to switch their final rankings. An impressive feat nonetheless!

  1. Liu Man Ki
  2. Shinji Saito
  3. Arata Imai
  4. Tomoyuki Kaneko
  5. Shuhei Kanai
  6. Yuki Takami
  7. Chan Chun Hay
  8. Wasakorn Lattilertwit
  9. Shunsuke Kawakami
  10. Yoon Jong Ki
  11. Jun Taniguchi
  12. Tran Minh Hieu
  13. Kyle Capiral

3A

3A had fewer big names compared to the other divisions, and Taiichiro Higashi had no trouble securing his second title in a row.

  1. Taiichiro Higashi
  2. Yuuki Kurumisawa
  3. Thawhir Iqbal
  4. Chen Junhao
  5. John Eric Galicha
  6. Teruo Kameya
  7. Kuo Yung Chih
  8. Yu Huiwon
  9. Li Tiancheng
  10. Winalda Aryudha
  11. Shuji Kinoshita
  12. David Lau

4A

Offstring at this year’s AP was nothing short of fantastic! Local legend Lim Aik Hwee took home his fourth AP title 10 years after his first, and after no less than 4 years of competition hiatus!

He was closely followed by Tsubasa Onishi and his usual and always entertaining acrobatics, and Tomohiko Zanka, who got his career’s best result yet!

  1. Lim Aik Hwee
  2. Tsubasa Onishi
  3. Tomohiko Zanka
  4. Kuo Po Han
  5. Jeon Ji Hwan
  6. Sean Hung
  7. Pornpinit Sanprasert
  8. Chan Chun Hin
  9. Dong Ruida
  10. Jeong Yong Chan
  11. Osshe Louis
  12. Nguyen Hoang Tri Hai
  13. Lee Min Woo
  14. Wesley Lim
  15. Mohd Khairsyah
  16. Brandon Vu

5A

Hideo Ishida had no trouble winning the counterweight division and his first AP title. His “modern old-school” 5A is always a pleasure to watch.

  1. Hideo Ishida
  2. Tran Quoc Huy
  3. Ian Loh
  4. Naoya Takeuchi
  5. Kuo Chun Yu
  6. Wayne Xiu
  7. Zhu Sheng Yong
  8. Yuttana Sukhumalchatsombat
  9. Azim Jameel
  10. Teruo Kameya
  11. Chong Yichen
  12. Marcus Koh

Many thanks to organizers of the Asia Pacific Yo-yo Contest for the official videos, and of course for bringing us yet another fantastic event! Check out their YouTube channel for more videos from the contest!

Filed Under: Contests Tagged With: ap, ap16, ap2016, hideo ishida, lim aik hwee, liu man ki, results, shion araya, taiichiro higashi

2015 Hungarian National YoYo Contest – Results & Video

November 24, 2015 By Johnny Le

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We’ve got the video of the winners from the 2015 Hungarian National YoYo Contest! Check out the winning routines below. Thanks to our friends at YoYoRaven for the results and video!

1A Division

1st Place – Janos Karancz

2nd Place – Vilmos Zoltan Kiss

3rd Place – David Molnar

Hungarian National-1a

4A Division

1st Place – Norbert Jenei

Hungarian National-4a

5A Division

1st Place – David Molnar

Hungarian National-5a

Open Division

1st Place – Quentin Godet

2nd Place – Tal Mordoch

3rd Place – Jan Hlinka

Hungarian National-Open

Double-hand Division

1st Place – Viktor Kollar

Hungarian National-doublehand

Semi Pro Division

1st Place – Gacs Dávid

Hungarian National-semipro

Filed Under: Contests, Video Tagged With: hungarian national yoyo contest, results, yoyo contest, yoyo tricks, yoyo video

Zach Gormley wins the 2015 World Yo-yo Contest! Full results and commentary!

August 16, 2015 By Rafael Matsunaga

Photo by CLYW

Iori Yamaki, Zach Gormley, and Shion Araya

Zach Gormley is the winner of the toughest and greatest yo-yo contest in history!

In a final round filled with favorites, Zach Gormley brought his best and was crowned the new 1A World Champion last night in Tokyo!

2A was equally exciting, with Shiji Saito winning the battle of World Champions against Shu Takada and Takuma Yamamoto!

In 3A, Hajime Miura had no trouble whatsoever, finishing almost 20 points ahead of runner-up Alex Hattori!

We also got a new 4A champion! Naoto Onishi won offstring in an incredibly balanced division!

In 5A champion, Jake Elliott, won by the tiniest of margins: just 0.03 points ahead of Takeshi Matsuura!

Finally, AP was a delight to watch, but ultimately it’s a competition, and Shaqler won with a jaw-dropping routine! Check the full results and commentary below!

1A

With the new seeding rules in place, only the current World Champion was granted a spot in the final round. The result was a final round completely stacked with the best of the best who were able to make it through the qualifying rounds!

In such a high-level contest, predicting a winner was no easy task, reflected on the final scores, where there was only 1.5 point between the 2nd and 7th place finishers, but the online chatter correctly predicted Zach’s win! Another strong candidate was Iori Yamaki, who also had strong popular support, but ended up in 3rd place.

Perhaps the biggest surprise here is the young Shion Araya, who, despite competing at the World Yo-yo Contest for the first time, showed an amazing level of play and maturity, managing to do well not only in the qualifying rounds, but also in the grand final, earning a much-deserved second place!

Last year’s champion Gentry Stein had a great routine, but a single discard cost him the three points that would have put him immediately in second place, and perhaps even first considering the time spent switching yo-yos, and thus he finished 6th overall.

A few other strong contenders had discards as well. World Champions Marcus Koh, and Hiroyuki Suzuki, Ahmad Kharisma, Colin Beckford, and Ryota Ogi were all penalized for the yo-yo switch and ended up in the lower half of the placings.

János Karancz had several unbelievable tricks, as usual, but was unable to go as clean as he hoped, while Anthony Rojas had a fantastic routine, but ultimately without the trick density to achieve a high Technical Execution score.

2A

A fierce battle between World Champions took place in 2A, with Shinji Saito emerging victorious with a high-level routine we expect from the now 13-time World Champion!

Shu Takada brought some very innovative tricks to the stage, that combined with his usual top-notch choreography and music use, were enough to bring his pre-deduction score on par with Takuma Yamamoto’s, even though Shu’s Technical Execution score was almost 8 points behind Takuma’s.

What ultimately decided the final placings was Takuma’s Detach penalty. Hiraku Fujii also suffered from penalties and was unable to place this year.

3A

If there were any doubts about Hajime Miura’s supremacy after his fourth place finish at Japan Nationals, there surely are none left after his outstanding performance in Tokyo!

Finishing almost 20 points ahead of the second place with an unbelievable score of 96.5, Hajime Miura earns his second World Title and becomes a very young legend in 3A play!

In second and third places were US players Alex Hattori and Hank Freeman, respectively, both with very clean routines, but without the extra refinement and difficulty of Hajime’s freestyle.

Be sure to watch Patrick Borgerding’s routine as well! Pat himself stated his goal is not to win, but to bring insane tricks to the stage, and he did not disappoint, hitting all his bangers on the stage in Tokyo!

World Champion Minato Furuta had a very unfortunate run. His tricks were amazing, and he would have been a serious contender had it not been for two disastrous double discards that cost him 12 points in penalties, and a lot of downtime on stage.

4A

Naoto Onishi won the 4A World Champion title in a division where the final standings were decided by the penalties!

While Naoto’s routine itself was completely clean and deserving of the title, it was Takumi Yasumoto’s 2 penalty point that knocked down the latter to second place, and amazingly, Rei Iwakura’s astonishing 6-point penalty that cost him the World Title!

The next spots were taken by the three American players. 2013 World Champion Michael Nakamura had a solid routine, but his Performance Evaluation scores prevented him from getting a better placing. Ben Conde was certainly the crowd favorite, and while he managed to hit his unbelievable tricks, they were not in large enough number to guarantee a better Technical Execution score. An epic performance, nonetheless!

5A

Jake Elliott did it! The new World Champion becomes the man who beat Takeshi Matsuura in 5A! What everybody thought was impossible now becomes true as Jake Elliott raises the bar for 5A play, bringing a whole lot of new tricks to the division!

And check out the final score! This is the closest score ever to determine the World Champion! If this is any indication of the future, we can expect truly legendary contests with these two beasts of counterweight play!

On the human side of things, Sora Ishikawa repeats his third place finish from last year with another entertaining freestyle, followed by Hideo Ishida and Bryan Jardin, who went slightly less cleanly than they hoped.

AP

Shaqler! Wow! The AP division this year was truly amazing, and every performance there deserves to be watched several times, but Shaqler’s freestyle is truly epic! Their 2010 routine is already a classic, but this takes their teamplay concepts and skills even further!

The addition of Shu Takada brought even more energy and acrobatics to the team, and making them only the second team ever to win two World Titles!

Shaqler also took home the Entertainment Award, while BeatPoint’s beatbox/yo-yo combo was awarded the Artistic Award, and Taiwan’s WHO Theatre got the Creativity Award for their fantastic team offstring performance!

Filed Under: Contests, Video Tagged With: 2015, featured, final, hajime miura, jake elliott, naoto onishi, results, shinji saito, tokyo, world yoyo contest, worlds, wyyc, wyyc2015, Zach Gormley

2015 World Yo-yo Contest Day 1 (wildcard) results

August 13, 2015 By Rafael Matsunaga

Day 1 of the 2015 World Yo-yo Contest comes to an end after a marathon of over 250 players going through the wildcard round for all divisions! Here are the results!

1A

As expected, this was a tough and cruel round for the 169 players competing for a spot in tomorrow’s preliminaries. Only 33 players made it through, with some of the crowd favorites failing to advance. The American players did a great job, with six players (Andrew Bergen, Colin Beckford, Eric Tran-Ton, Clint Armstrong, Kevin Nicholas, and Lucas Gremler) among the qualified, along with two contestants from China (Pisco and Weichuan Wang) and one from Hong Kong (Benson Fok). Among those who failed to make the cut were Vashek Kroutil, Hidemasa Senba, Eric Koloski, and Ryosuke Iwasawa.

These are the qualified players in 1A:

  1. Toya Kobayashi (Japan)
  2. Benson Fok (Hong Kong)
  3. Izuru Hasumi (Japan)
  4. Andrew Bergen (United States)
  5. Yuki Nishisako (Japan)
  6. Yuya Yatani (Japan)
  7. Colin Beckford (United States)
  8. Ryota Komatsu (Japan)
  9. Shinya Kido (Japan)
  10. Hiroaki Yoshii (Japan)
  11. Eric Tran-Ton (United States)
  12. Tatsuaki Okamoto (Japan)
  13. Koyo Hashimoto (Japan)
  14. Clint Armstrong (United States)
  15. Pisco (China)
  16. Ayumu Harada (Japan)
  17. Kevin Nicholas (United States)
  18. Daiki Tanaka (Japan)
  19. Kazuya Murata (Japan)
  20. Tsukasa Namba (Japan)
  21. Yuki Shigematsu (Japan)
  22. Kento Muraoka (Japan)
  23. Kaito Tanaka (Japan)
  24. Amane Okubo (Japan)
  25. Weichuan Wang (China)
  26. Ginji Miura (Japan)
  27. Takumi Sakamoto (Japan)
  28. Ryosuke Hara (Japan)
  29. Shinji Toyoda (Japan)
  30. Kenta Kushiro (Japan)
  31. Tomoki Toyama (Japan)
  32. Lucas Gremler (United States)
  33. Ryo Igarashi (Japan)

Full results for 1A can be found here.

2A

With only one player outside Japan competing in the wildcard round, it’s no surprise that all eleven qualified players are Japanese. We hoped 1999 World Champion Takumi Nagase would make it, but he was unable to match the speed of the current 2A generation.

  1. Ginji Miura (Japan)
  2. Koichiro Ueta (Japan)
  3. Yutaro Kasuya (Japan)
  4. Reo Takamatsu (Japan)
  5. Yuki Takami (Japan)
  6. Shinnosuke Ishizaka (Japan)
  7. Hajime Sakauchi (Japan)
  8. Yamato Fujiwara (Japan)
  9. Masaki Iida (Japan)
  10. Shuji Kotani (Japan)
  11. Yuki Yamaguchi (Japan)

3A

3A has been improving at a fast pace, and the times when just being able to throw double-trapeze were enough to be competitive are long gone. Almost all of the competitors in the 3A wildcard round are Japanese, but Ayoun Kuo from Taiwan managed to squeeze into the next round!

  1. Yuto Yamaguchi (Japan)
  2. Takumi Yasumoto (Japan)
  3. Shoto Yamamoto (Japan)
  4. Sora Tahira (Japan)
  5. Ayoun Kuo (Taiwan)
  6. Takayuki Namba (Japan)

4A

There are a lot of people who want Rei Iwakura’s spot as king of offstring! No less than forty-two players competed in this division, including a handful from the world’s 4A elite! Ben Conde, Bryan Figueroa, and Naoto Okada had no trouble making it to the preliminary round, while two-time World Champion Eiji Okuyama, and Atsushi Yamada both failed to make it through in this tough division.

  1. Yuki Nishisako (Japan)
  2. Shuji Kinoshita (Japan)
  3. Ben Conde (United States)
  4. Bryan Figueroa (United States)
  5. Sota Maeda (Japan)
  6. Naoto Okada (Japan)
  7. Keita Kido (Japan)
  8. Koyo Hashimoto (Japan)
  9. Renta Motoyama (Japan)
  10. Ryo Oishi (Japan)
  11. Kei Hashimoto (Japan)
  12. Tomohiko Zanka (Japan)
  13. Yohei Kagawa (Japan)

5A

Counterweight is the contest’s smallest division, and while the number of contestants was small, we are super excited about the players who are competing, and even though 2004 World Champion Makoto Numagami was unable to make it through, the wildcard ranking is led by two equally legendary names: Hiroyasu “Pon” Ishihara, and 2001 World Champion Shingo Terada!

  1. Hiroyasu Ishihara (Japan)
  2. Shingo Terada (Japan)
  3. Shohei Nishio (Japan)
  4. Kazuma Miyakawa (Japan)
  5. Tatsunori Yoshiba (Japan)

The full list for 2A-5A can be found here.

Stay tuned for more updates from the greatest contest ever!

Filed Under: Contests Tagged With: 2015, featured, results, tokyo, wildcard, world yo-yo contest, world yoyo contest, wyyc2015

2015 Japan National YoYo Contest Results and Freestyle Videos!

May 3, 2015 By Rafael Matsunaga

2015 Japan National YoYo Contest Trailer

The 2015 Japan National Yo-yo Contest comes to an end with mind-blowing freestyles, and some surprises among the winners!

Videos courtesy of yoyovideoarchive!

1A Division – 1st Place – Takeshi Matsuura

In 1A, Takeshi Matsuura retains the National title with yet another superb mastery of slack tricks! Yusuke Otsuka, who’s been better every year, finished second, followed by three of the best players from the new generation: king of 44FESTA Yamato Murata, and C3yoyodesign’s duo Ryuichi Nakamura, and Shion Araya.

2A Division – 1st Place – Takuma Yamamoto

2A also saw last year’s champion retain his title, with Takuma Yamamoto finishing with a four-point lead even after shedding two points to yo-yo stoppage. Shu Takada scored an incredible 38.5 out of 40 in evaluation scores and finished second, followed by living legend Shinji Saito.

3A Division – 1st Place – Tomoya Kurita

The biggest upset of the contest was in 3A, where current World Champion Hajime Miura was unable to present his usual consistency and finished in fourth place! The winner, Tomoya Kurita, had a couple of great bangers and pretty good trick volume, giving him the edge over runner-up Mizuki Takimoto and 2010 World Champion Minato Furuta.

4A Division – 1st Place – Rei Iwakura

Rei Iwakura trampled over all the other 4A contestants with yet another superb freestyle! His evaluation score? 38.7 out of 40! Naoto Onishi was the runner up, over ten points behind Rei, followed by former World Champion Tsubasa Onishi.

5A Division – 1st Place – Hideo Ishida

5A was up for grabs this year, with neither Takeshi Matsuura or Takuma Inoue competing. Hideo Ishida, who had finished third a few times before, was the clear winner, even with some loss of control during his freestyle. Sora Ishikawa displayed his usual repertoire of bangers, but was hurt by lower trick volume and a -3 deduction for not returning the yo-yo to the hand at the end of the freestyle.

With the World Yo-yo Contest approaching fast, players worldwide are now aware of what to expect from the home field contestants, and Japanese players had the chance to experience the venue that will host the contest in August!

Check the full results below!

1A

  1. Takeshi Matsuura
  2. Yusuke Otsuka
  3. Yamato Murata
  4. Ryuichi Nakamura
  5. Shion Araya
  6. Akitoshi Tokubuchi
  7. Tatsuya Fujisaka
  8. Kazuki Okada
  9. Ryota Ogi
  10. Masahiro Terada
  11. Iori Yamaki
  12. Toru Miyazaki
  13. Hirotaka Akiba
  14. Toya Kobayashi
  15. Atsunori Tanimoto

2A

  1. Takuma Yamamoto
  2. Shu Takada
  3. Shinji Saito
  4. Tomoyuki Kaneko
  5. Hiraku Fujii
  6. Arata Imai
  7. Shunsuke Kawakami
  8. Ryo Yamashita
  9. Shuhei Kanai
  10. Toshiaki Onuma
  11. Kiwamu Ebata

3A

  1. Tomoya Kurita
  2. Mizuki Takimoto
  3. Minato Furuta
  4. Hajime Miura
  5. Yuki Fujisawa
  6. Yasuki Tachibana
  7. Taiichiro Higashi
  8. Ryosuke Ito
  9. Yuto Yamaguchi

4A

  1. Rei Iwakura
  2. Naoto Onishi
  3. Tsubasa Onishi
  4. Hajime Miura
  5. Takumi Yasumoto
  6. Kazuaki Sugimura
  7. Futoshi Maruyama
  8. Yuki Uchida
  9. Tsubasa Takada
  10. Shinya Muraki
  11. Teppei Hino

5A

  1. Hideo Ishida
  2. Sora Ishikawa
  3. Naoya Takeuchi
  4. Takayuki Kuriyama
  5. Naoki Uemae
  6. Ryotaro Morimoto
  7. Yoshihiro Abe
  8. Yuto Yamaguchi
  9. Masahiro Tsuburaya

Filed Under: Contests Tagged With: 2015, 2015jn, featured, freestyles, japan, national, results, tokyo, video, yoyo contest, yoyo tricks, yoyo video

2015 East Hungarian YoYo Contest – Results & Video

April 14, 2015 By Steve Brown

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We’ve got full results from the 2015 East Hungarian YoYo Contest! Check out video of the winners and full scoring breakdowns below. Thanks to our friends at YoYoRaven for the results and video!

1A Freestyle

1st Place – Viktor Kollar

2nd Place – Daniel Budai

3rd Place – Gabor Boldog

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X Division Freestyle

1st Place – Viktor Kollar

2nd Place – Daniel Budai

3rd Place – Norbert Jenei

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1A Semi-Pro Freestyle

1st Place – Botond Mesits

2nd Place – Abel Feher

3rd Place – Dan Salagean

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2015 California State YoYo Contest – Gentry Stein Wins!

March 8, 2015 By Steve Brown

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The results are in for the 2015 California State YoYo Contest…congratulations to California State Champion, Gentry Stein!

Full results for all divisions are below, and official video from the contest will be posted here in just a couple of days. Click on the spreadsheets to view them full size so that you can see the complete scoring breakdown.

1A Division

1st Place – Gentry Stein

2nd Place – Ky Zizan
3rd Place – Michael Kurti
4th Place – Paolo Bueno
5th Place – Eric Koloski

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2A Division

1st Place – Tyler Hsieh
2nd Place – Josh Yee
3rd Place – Christian Padron

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3A Division

1st Place – Patrick Borgerding
2nd Place – Elliot Ogawa
3rd Place – Ian Smith
4th Place – Takaki Clark

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4A Division

1st Place – Zac Rubino
2nd Place Michael Nakamura
3rd Place – Trivet Sembel
4th Place – Steve Yok Wai Lee
5th Place – Tylor McCallumore

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5A Division

1st Place – Tyler Severance
2nd Place – Will Hahn
3rd Place – Mike Marshall
4th Place – Jacob Jensen
5th Place – Josh Yee

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Filed Under: Contests Tagged With: 2015 california state yoyo contest, results

EYYC 2015 – 1A Results – Jakub Dekan Wins!

March 7, 2015 By Steve Brown

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Check out full results below for the 1A Freestyle division at the 2015 European YoYo Championship! Congratulations to Jakub Dekan, the new EYYC Champion!

1st – Jakub Dekan

2nd – Tal Mordoch
3rd – Vilmos Zoltan Kiss
4th – Janos Karancz
5th – Robert Kucera

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Filed Under: Contests Tagged With: 1A, 2015 eyyc, european yoyo championship, featured, poland, results, yoyo contest

EYYC 2015 – Women’s Freestyle Results – Julia Gutowska Wins!

March 7, 2015 By Steve Brown

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Check out full results below for the 1A Open Freestyle division at the 2015 European YoYo Championship!

1st – Julia Gutowska

2nd – Veronika Kamenska
3rd – Malgorzata Derkacz
4th – Josefina Nesporova
5th – Ann Connolly

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EYYC 2015 – 5A Results – David Molnar Wins!

March 7, 2015 By Steve Brown

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Check out full results below for the 5A Freestyle division at the 2015 European YoYo Championship!

1st – David Molnar

2nd – Daniel Budai
3rd – Petr Kavka
4th – Vicktor Kollar
5th – Matt Gallacher

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EYYC 2015 – 1A Open Results – Ryosuke Iwasawa Wins!

March 6, 2015 By Steve Brown

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Check out full results below for the 1A Open Freestyle division at the 2015 European YoYo Championship!

1st – Ryosuke Iwasawa

2nd – Wong Wei Sheuk (Simpson!)
3rd – Rodrigo Yokota
4th – Kengo Kido
5th – Jun Mikami

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EYYC 2015 – 4A Results – Quentin Godet Wins!

March 6, 2015 By Steve Brown

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Check out full results below for the 4A Freestyle division at the 2015 European YoYo Championship!

1st – Quentin Godet

2nd – Lorenzo Sabatini
3rd – Jeff Coons
4th – Norbert Jenei
5th – Eiji Okuyama

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