Opatija 2015: Italia Juniors wins the BAM

4th World Youth Open Championships Official Site 

Opatija, Croatia • 20 – 29 August 2015

Opatija, August 29 2015

The Board-a-Match Teams was won by Italia Juniors: Margherita Chavarria, Giovanni Donati, Alessandro Gandoglia, Giacomo Percario, Gianluca Bergami and Alessandro Calmanovici, with Valerio Giubilo non-playing captain and coach.

Italia won comfortably by 9 points from Netherlands White: Tobias Polak, Michel Schols, Tim van den Bos and Tom van Overbeeke, with Anneke Simons npc and Kees Tammens coach.

Third, one point behind, were Norway: Christian Bakke, Harald Eide, Tor Eivind Grude and Kristoffer Hegge. They won a split tie with China and GreSwe Axon. However, China were unlucky. They spotted a scoring error, which if corrected would have elevated them to second. But they came after the allotted
time period to report errors.

Some compensation was that China won the medals for the best-placed Youngsters team: Fang Dongke, Wang Zihan, Wei Hongji, Sun Shiyu, Yin Yichen and Fang Zhengyang, and Hu Jichao the npc. The award for the best Girls team went to SX XHLD: Chen Yunpeng, Ge Chenyun, Jin Huiyuan, Ruan Xinyao, Yu Yue and Yuan Aijia, and Qiu Weichang npc.

Italia

Alessandro Gandoglia, Giovanni Donati, Alessandro Calmanovici, Gianluca Bergami, Margherita Chavarria, Valerio Giubilo, Giacomo Percario
Alessandro Gandoglia, Giovanni Donati, Alessandro Calmanovici,
Gianluca Bergami, Margherita Chavarria, Valerio Giubilo, Giacomo Percario

 Netherlands White

Tim Van Den Bos, Anneke Simons, Kees Tammens, Tobias Polak, Tom Van Overbeeke, Michel Schols
Tim Van Den Bos, Anneke Simons, Kees Tammens,
Tobias Polak, Tom Van Overbeeke, Michel Schols

 

BAM Consolation Winners: Sudamerica

Sebastian Ochoa, Guillermo Minutti, Diego Ramirez, Diana Molina, Hanoi Rondon, Gonzalo Guridi, Philippe Cazabon
Sebastian Ochoa, Guillermo Minutti, Diego Ramirez,
Diana Molina, Hanoi Rondon, Gonzalo Guridi,
Philippe Cazabon

The Joan Gerard awards for fair play, good sportsmanship and friendliness to all went to Kacper Kopka from Poland (Kids), Selena Pepic from Serbia (Girls), Fang Zhengyuan from China (Youngsters), and Rodrigo Garcia Da Rosa from Argentina (Juniors).

Opatija 2015 Joan gerard

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