2026 Europa Pro Show — Results

Men's Open

Full field · 31

1st Samson Dauda*

UK

2nd Regan Grimes

Canada

3rd John Jewett

USA

4th Stuart Sutherland

USA

5th Emir Omeragic

Germany

6th Patrik Galimski

Germany

7th Maciej Nabaglo

Poland

8th Marius Strumpen

Germany

9th Balazs Koczfan

Hungary

10th Justin Musiol

Germany

11th Artem Pakhniuk

Russia

12th Fabian Farid Spingys

Germany

13th Matthias Hollweck

Germany

14th Joan Pradells Martinez

Spain

15th Andrea Muzi

Italy

16th Roman Begass

Germany

16th Stef Bruggink

Belgium

16th Tim Budesheim

Germany

16th Maik Ciesla

Germany

16th Valeri Frizler

Germany

16th Asad Hammud

Israel

16th Fabian Kathrein

Austria

16th Nicola Leonetti

Germany

16th Walter Martin

USA

16th Reece Mcdonald

UK

16th Lukasz Prekop

Poland

16th Parviz Qasimov

Azerbaijan

16th Jan Turek

Czech Republic

16th Alexander Westermeier

Germany

16th Silas Kohlhepp

Germany

16th Issam Said

Germany

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Samson Dauda won decisively, +6 clear of second.

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1st Samson Dauda* leader

2nd Regan Grimes +6 on 1st

3rd John Jewett +6 on 2nd

4th Stuart Sutherland +6 on 3rd

5th Emir Omeragic +6 on 4th

6th Patrik Galimski +6 on 5th

7th Maciej Nabaglo +6 on 6th

8th Marius Strumpen +6 on 7th

9th Balazs Koczfan +6 on 8th

10th Justin Musiol +6 on 9th

11th Artem Pakhniuk +6 on 10th

12th Fabian Farid Spingys +6 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Samson Dauda*	3	3	—	6	Lock win +6
2nd	Regan Grimes	6	6	—	12
3rd	John Jewett	9	9	—	18
4th	Stuart Sutherland	12	12	—	24
5th	Emir Omeragic	15	15	—	30
6th	Patrik Galimski	18	18	—	36
7th	Maciej Nabaglo	21	21	—	42
8th	Marius Strumpen	24	24	—	48
9th	Balazs Koczfan	27	27	—	54
10th	Justin Musiol	30	30	—	60
11th	Artem Pakhniuk	33	33	—	66
12th	Fabian Farid Spingys	36	36	—	72
13th	Matthias Hollweck	39	39	—	78
14th	Joan Pradells Martinez	42	42	—	84
15th	Andrea Muzi	45	45	—	90
16th	Roman Begass	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Stef Bruggink	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Tim Budesheim	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Maik Ciesla	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Valeri Frizler	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Asad Hammud	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Fabian Kathrein	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Nicola Leonetti	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Walter Martin	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Reece Mcdonald	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Lukasz Prekop	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Parviz Qasimov	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Jan Turek	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Alexander Westermeier	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Silas Kohlhepp	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Issam Said	48	48	—	96	Tied

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Classic Physique

Full field · 21

1st Mohammad Ali

Austria 10pts

2nd Richard Nagy

Hungary 4pts

3rd Simeon Kohlhepp

Germany 3pts

4th Zhivko Petkov

Bulgaria 2pts

5th Marvin Krajewski

Germany 1pt

6th Florian Sator

Austria

7th Timo Althues

Germany

8th Adrian Cyronek

Poland

9th Tim Breuksch

Germany

10th David Palleschi

Germany

11th Josh Bridgman

UK

12th Ahmed Mohammed

Germany

13th Lucas Guido

Germany

14th Michael Walchshofer

Austria

15th Wellington Mwangonde

Germany

16th Julien Brueske

Germany

16th Rokas Linkevicius

Lithuania

16th Oleksandr Morozow

Poland

16th Luc Andre Steinker

Germany

16th Liam Watson

UK

16th Ali Nawabi

Germany

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Mohammad Ali won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Simeon Kohlhepp over Zhivko Petkov, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.

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1st Mohammad Ali leader

2nd Richard Nagy +3 on 1st

3rd Simeon Kohlhepp +4 on 2nd

4th Zhivko Petkov +1 on 3rd

5th Marvin Krajewski +4 on 4th

6th Florian Sator +3 on 5th

7th Timo Althues +3 on 6th

8th Adrian Cyronek +3 on 7th

9th Tim Breuksch +3 on 8th

10th David Palleschi +3 on 9th

11th Josh Bridgman +3 on 10th

12th Ahmed Mohammed +4 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Mohammad Ali	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Richard Nagy	6	—	—	6
3rd	Simeon Kohlhepp	10	—	—	10	Held by 1
4th	Zhivko Petkov	11	—	—	11	Missed by 1
5th	Marvin Krajewski	15	—	—	15
6th	Florian Sator	18	—	—	18
7th	Timo Althues	21	—	—	21
8th	Adrian Cyronek	24	—	—	24
9th	Tim Breuksch	27	—	—	27
10th	David Palleschi	30	—	—	30
11th	Josh Bridgman	33	—	—	33
12th	Ahmed Mohammed	37	—	—	37	Held by 1
13th	Lucas Guido	38	—	—	38	Missed by 1
14th	Michael Walchshofer	42	—	—	42
15th	Wellington Mwangonde	45	—	—	45
16th	Julien Brueske	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Rokas Linkevicius	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Oleksandr Morozow	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Luc Andre Steinker	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Liam Watson	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Ali Nawabi	48	—	—	48	Tied

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Men's Physique

Full field · 22

1st Paul Gustave

France 10pts

2nd Sidy Pouye

Spain 4pts

3rd Emile Walker

UK 3pts

4th Thomas Kunz

Switzerland 2pts

5th Andrea Mosti

Italy 1pt

6th Abdulrahman Alkhaled

Netherlands

7th Abelhakim Ouaddah

Germany

8th Miroslav Juricek

Czech Republic

9th Christian Ani

Germany

10th Omar Suleiman

UK

11th Pamuke Kisala

Germany

12th Salvatore Bua

Italy

13th Fabian Feber

Germany

14th Marcel Feber

Germany

15th Roberto Buric

Croatia

16th Adnane Benkhaled

Morocco

16th Fabian Kalin

Switzerland

16th Jan Kopold

Germany

16th Mikael Lega

Belgium

16th Benedikt Lukas

Germany

16th Mohammed Salihi

Germany

16th Meekail Faqiri

Germany

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Paul Gustave won the title by just 1 point — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Abdulrahman Alkhaled over Abelhakim Ouaddah, 1 point apart for 6th/7th.

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1st Paul Gustave leader

2nd Sidy Pouye +1 on 1st

3rd Emile Walker +4 on 2nd

4th Thomas Kunz +3 on 3rd

5th Andrea Mosti +3 on 4th

6th Abdulrahman Alkhaled +4 on 5th

7th Abelhakim Ouaddah +1 on 6th

8th Miroslav Juricek +4 on 7th

9th Christian Ani +3 on 8th

10th Omar Suleiman +3 on 9th

11th Pamuke Kisala +3 on 10th

12th Salvatore Bua +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Paul Gustave	4	—	—	4	Razor-thin win
2nd	Sidy Pouye	5	—	—	5	Missed by 1
3rd	Emile Walker	9	—	—	9
4th	Thomas Kunz	12	—	—	12
5th	Andrea Mosti	15	—	—	15
6th	Abdulrahman Alkhaled	19	—	—	19	Held by 1
7th	Abelhakim Ouaddah	20	—	—	20	Missed by 1
8th	Miroslav Juricek	24	—	—	24
9th	Christian Ani	27	—	—	27
10th	Omar Suleiman	30	—	—	30
11th	Pamuke Kisala	33	—	—	33
12th	Salvatore Bua	36	—	—	36
13th	Fabian Feber	40	—	—	40
14th	Marcel Feber	43	—	—	43	Held by 1
15th	Roberto Buric	44	—	—	44	Missed by 1
16th	Adnane Benkhaled	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Fabian Kalin	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Jan Kopold	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Mikael Lega	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Benedikt Lukas	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Mohammed Salihi	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Meekail Faqiri	48	—	—	48	Tied

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212 Bodybuilding

Full field · 12

1st Marco Ruz

France

2nd Angel Calderon Frias

Spain

3rd Ovidijus Ringys

Lithuania

4th Andreas Christou

Cyprus

5th Jordan Gomes

UK

6th Artur Polutranko

Germany

7th Jury Kruber

Germany

8th Pierre Lambinon

Belgium

9th Rene Borovka

Austria

10th Giulio Albi

Italy

11th Burga Keskin

Turkey

12th Steve Benthin

Germany

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Marco Ruz won by 3 — a narrow decision.

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1st Marco Ruz leader

2nd Angel Calderon Frias +3 on 1st

3rd Ovidijus Ringys +3 on 2nd

4th Andreas Christou +3 on 3rd

5th Jordan Gomes +3 on 4th

6th Artur Polutranko +3 on 5th

7th Jury Kruber +3 on 6th

8th Pierre Lambinon +3 on 7th

9th Rene Borovka +3 on 8th

10th Giulio Albi +3 on 9th

11th Burga Keskin +3 on 10th

12th Steve Benthin +3 on 11th

All 12 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Marco Ruz	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Angel Calderon Frias	6	—	—	6
3rd	Ovidijus Ringys	9	—	—	9
4th	Andreas Christou	12	—	—	12
5th	Jordan Gomes	15	—	—	15
6th	Artur Polutranko	18	—	—	18
7th	Jury Kruber	21	—	—	21
8th	Pierre Lambinon	24	—	—	24
9th	Rene Borovka	27	—	—	27
10th	Giulio Albi	30	—	—	30
11th	Burga Keskin	33	—	—	33
12th	Steve Benthin	36	—	—	36

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Bikini

Full field · 27

1st Nadia Bao Bonnie Aung

Norway 10pts

2nd Maiwenn Crausaz

Switzerland 4pts

3rd Alice Marchisio

Italy 3pts

4th Sarah Neuheisel

Germany 2pts

5th Sarah Weiss

Austria 1pt

6th Luca Katai

Hungary

7th Janine Tobler

Switzerland

8th Melissa Cuartas

Colombia

9th Dorottya Kovacs

Germany

10th Liliana Sakhanova

Sweden

11th Virginia Polselli

Italy

12th Odett Bernath

Hungary

13th Alina Mirzakhanova

Ukraine

14th Alina Nesterova

Germany

15th Sandra Devesa Melon

Spain

16th Darya Siviryna

Belarus

16th Claire Asselborn

16th Gisela Canelas

Portugal

16th Elisa Coppotelli

Italy

16th Monika Eberbach

Germany

16th Carina Helander

UK

16th Irina Magdieva

Italy

16th Kathleen Streiber

Germany

16th Mascha Stutz

16th Margherita Todeschini

Italy

16th Ana Machado

Portugal

16th Michelle Witajewski

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Nadia Bao Bonnie Aung won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Melissa Cuartas over Dorottya Kovacs, 2 points apart for 8th/9th.

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1st Nadia Bao Bonnie Aung leader

2nd Maiwenn Crausaz +3 on 1st

3rd Alice Marchisio +3 on 2nd

4th Sarah Neuheisel +3 on 3rd

5th Sarah Weiss +3 on 4th

6th Luca Katai +3 on 5th

7th Janine Tobler +3 on 6th

8th Melissa Cuartas +4 on 7th

9th Dorottya Kovacs +2 on 8th

10th Liliana Sakhanova +2 on 9th

11th Virginia Polselli +4 on 10th

12th Odett Bernath +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Nadia Bao Bonnie Aung	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Maiwenn Crausaz	6	—	—	6
3rd	Alice Marchisio	9	—	—	9
4th	Sarah Neuheisel	12	—	—	12
5th	Sarah Weiss	15	—	—	15
6th	Luca Katai	18	—	—	18
7th	Janine Tobler	21	—	—	21
8th	Melissa Cuartas	25	—	—	25	Held by 2
9th	Dorottya Kovacs	27	—	—	27	Missed by 2
10th	Liliana Sakhanova	29	—	—	29	Missed by 2
11th	Virginia Polselli	33	—	—	33
12th	Odett Bernath	36	—	—	36
13th	Alina Mirzakhanova	39	—	—	39
14th	Alina Nesterova	42	—	—	42
15th	Sandra Devesa Melon	45	—	—	45	Held by 2
16th	Darya Siviryna	47	—	—	47	Missed by 2
16th	Claire Asselborn	48	—	—	48	Missed by 1
16th	Gisela Canelas	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Elisa Coppotelli	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Monika Eberbach	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Carina Helander	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Irina Magdieva	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Kathleen Streiber	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Mascha Stutz	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Margherita Todeschini	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Ana Machado	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Michelle Witajewski	48	—	—	48	Tied

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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Figure

Full field · 15

1st Lena Ramsteiner

Germany

2nd Denise Zwinger-Tynek

Germany

3rd Claretta Zanettin

Italy

4th Tatiyana Popova

Estonia

5th Elisabeth Kammerer

Germany

6th Jule Ott

Germany

7th Paulina Zawlocka

Poland

8th Ramona Amberger

Germany

9th Sarah Gabriel

Germany

10th Karolina Kupcakova

Austria

11th Carina Brill

Germany

12th Thanattha Eppers

Thailand

13th Anastasiia Hanzha

Poland

14th Julia Duchmann

Germany

15th Virginia Gennari

Italy

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Lena Ramsteiner won the title by just 1 point — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Jule Ott over Paulina Zawlocka, 1 point apart for 6th/7th.

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1st Lena Ramsteiner leader

2nd Denise Zwinger-Tynek +1 on 1st

3rd Claretta Zanettin +4 on 2nd

4th Tatiyana Popova +3 on 3rd

5th Elisabeth Kammerer +3 on 4th

6th Jule Ott +4 on 5th

7th Paulina Zawlocka +1 on 6th

8th Ramona Amberger +4 on 7th

9th Sarah Gabriel +3 on 8th

10th Karolina Kupcakova +7 on 9th

11th Carina Brill +1 on 10th

12th Thanattha Eppers +2 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 3 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Lena Ramsteiner	4	—	—	4	Razor-thin win
2nd	Denise Zwinger-Tynek	5	—	—	5	Missed by 1
3rd	Claretta Zanettin	9	—	—	9
4th	Tatiyana Popova	12	—	—	12
5th	Elisabeth Kammerer	15	—	—	15
6th	Jule Ott	19	—	—	19	Held by 1
7th	Paulina Zawlocka	20	—	—	20	Missed by 1
8th	Ramona Amberger	24	—	—	24
9th	Sarah Gabriel	27	—	—	27
10th	Karolina Kupcakova	34	—	—	34	Held by 1
11th	Carina Brill	35	—	—	35	Missed by 1
12th	Thanattha Eppers	37	—	—	37	Missed by 2
13th	Anastasiia Hanzha	38	—	—	38	Missed by 1
14th	Julia Duchmann	39	—	—	39	Missed by 1
15th	Virginia Gennari	41	—	—	41	Missed by 2

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Wellness

Full field · 21

1st Lisa Meiswinkel

Germany 10pts

2nd Maria Paulette Aranguren

Spain 4pts

3rd Lydia Kebli

France 3pts

4th Juliana Mota

Brazil 2pts

5th Lauwencia Gauthierot

Guadeloupe 1pt

6th Ana Maria Amante Gregorio

Spain

7th Germier Morgane

France

8th Carlotta Tonelli

Italy

9th Ruth Casado Petizco

Spain

10th Sara Milic

Slovenia

11th Bruna Mota

Germany

12th Charline Mas

France

13th Valentina Mabrouk

Italy

14th Andrea Scharer

Switzerland

15th Nikita De Visser

Netherlands

16th Andrea Croll

Germany

16th Elena Catalina Dumitran

Romania

16th Ani Melkonyan

Armenia

16th Pernille Mindahl Rasmussen

Denmark

16th Nicoletta Rosa

UK

16th Nadina Schaniel

Switzerland

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Lisa Meiswinkel won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Lydia Kebli over Juliana Mota, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.

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1st Lisa Meiswinkel leader

2nd Maria Paulette Aranguren +3 on 1st

3rd Lydia Kebli +4 on 2nd

4th Juliana Mota +1 on 3rd

5th Lauwencia Gauthierot +4 on 4th

6th Ana Maria Amante Gregorio +3 on 5th

7th Germier Morgane +4 on 6th

8th Carlotta Tonelli +1 on 7th

9th Ruth Casado Petizco +4 on 8th

10th Sara Milic +3 on 9th

11th Bruna Mota +3 on 10th

12th Charline Mas +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Lisa Meiswinkel	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Maria Paulette Aranguren	6	—	—	6
3rd	Lydia Kebli	10	—	—	10	Held by 1
4th	Juliana Mota	11	—	—	11	Missed by 1
5th	Lauwencia Gauthierot	15	—	—	15
6th	Ana Maria Amante Gregorio	18	—	—	18
7th	Germier Morgane	22	—	—	22	Held by 1
8th	Carlotta Tonelli	23	—	—	23	Missed by 1
9th	Ruth Casado Petizco	27	—	—	27
10th	Sara Milic	30	—	—	30
11th	Bruna Mota	33	—	—	33
12th	Charline Mas	36	—	—	36
13th	Valentina Mabrouk	39	—	—	39
14th	Andrea Scharer	42	—	—	42
15th	Nikita De Visser	45	—	—	45
16th	Andrea Croll	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Elena Catalina Dumitran	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Ani Melkonyan	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Pernille Mindahl Rasmussen	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Nicoletta Rosa	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Nadina Schaniel	48	—	—	48	Tied

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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Fitness

Full field · 5

1st Michaela Pavleova

Slovakia

2nd Soniya Mitra

India

3rd Nikolett Szabo

Hungary

4th Martina Bianchini

Italy

5th Leila Hughel-Deeds

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Michaela Pavleova won decisively, +9 clear of second.

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1st Michaela Pavleova leader

2nd Soniya Mitra +9 on 1st

3rd Nikolett Szabo, Martina Bianchini +15 on 2nd

5th Leila Hughel-Deeds +9 on 3rd

All 4 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Michaela Pavleova	3	6	—	9	Lock win +9
2nd	Soniya Mitra	6	12	—	18
3rd	Nikolett Szabo	15	18	—	33	Held on finals
4th	Martina Bianchini	9	24	—	33	Missed on finals
5th	Leila Hughel-Deeds	12	30	—	42

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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Women's Bodybuilding

Full field · 5

1st Anna Terzo

Italy

2nd Emilia Dimitrova-Balkova

Bulgaria

3rd Annabell Serfling

Germany

4th Hagit Seindlis

Israel

5th Ivana Dvorakova

Germany

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Anna Terzo won by 3 — a narrow decision.

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1st Anna Terzo leader

2nd Emilia Dimitrova-Balkova +3 on 1st

3rd Annabell Serfling +3 on 2nd

4th Hagit Seindlis +3 on 3rd

5th Ivana Dvorakova +3 on 4th

All 5 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Anna Terzo	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Emilia Dimitrova-Balkova	6	—	—	6
3rd	Annabell Serfling	9	—	—	9
4th	Hagit Seindlis	12	—	—	12
5th	Ivana Dvorakova	15	—	—	15

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Women's Physique

Full field · 16

1st Lenka Ferencukova

Czech Republic

2nd Natalia Raychell

UAE

3rd Agata Jowik

Poland

4th Elodie Moore

France

5th Karla Enrique Urbina

Mexico

6th Jeanette Johansson

Sweden

7th Vanessa Schnurpfeil

Germany

8th Marina Kassinopoullou

Cyprus

9th Parisa Jahanfekrian

Germany

10th Talia Fiege

USA

11th Sanna Nupponen

Finland

12th Gabriela Linhartova

Czech Republic

13th Alexandra Karrie

UK

14th Elena Heubner

Germany

15th Denise Apel

Germany

16th Ade Bishop

UK

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Lenka Ferencukova won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Marina Kassinopoullou over Parisa Jahanfekrian, 1 point apart for 8th/9th.

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1st Lenka Ferencukova leader

2nd Natalia Raychell +3 on 1st

3rd Agata Jowik +3 on 2nd

4th Elodie Moore +3 on 3rd

5th Karla Enrique Urbina +3 on 4th

6th Jeanette Johansson +3 on 5th

7th Vanessa Schnurpfeil +3 on 6th

8th Marina Kassinopoullou +4 on 7th

9th Parisa Jahanfekrian +1 on 8th

10th Talia Fiege +4 on 9th

11th Sanna Nupponen +4 on 10th

12th Gabriela Linhartova +1 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Lenka Ferencukova	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Natalia Raychell	6	—	—	6
3rd	Agata Jowik	9	—	—	9
4th	Elodie Moore	12	—	—	12
5th	Karla Enrique Urbina	15	—	—	15
6th	Jeanette Johansson	18	—	—	18
7th	Vanessa Schnurpfeil	21	—	—	21
8th	Marina Kassinopoullou	25	—	—	25	Held by 1
9th	Parisa Jahanfekrian	26	—	—	26	Missed by 1
10th	Talia Fiege	30	—	—	30
11th	Sanna Nupponen	34	—	—	34	Held by 1
12th	Gabriela Linhartova	35	—	—	35	Missed by 1
13th	Alexandra Karrie	40	—	—	40	Held by 1
14th	Elena Heubner	41	—	—	41	Missed by 1
15th	Denise Apel	45	—	—	45
16th	Ade Bishop	48	—	—	48

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Fit Model

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1st Sarah Terzenbach

Germany

2nd Martina Rigolli

Italy

3rd Nadzeya Sahanovich

4th Maja Dahmke

Germany

5th Maryna Kudrova

Ukraine

6th Renata Nowak

Poland

7th Stefanie Diana Geiser

Germany

8th Julia Rahm

Germany

9th Laura Joos

Romania

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Sarah Terzenbach won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Nadzeya Sahanovich over Maja Dahmke, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.

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1st Sarah Terzenbach leader

2nd Martina Rigolli +3 on 1st

3rd Nadzeya Sahanovich +5 on 2nd

4th Maja Dahmke +1 on 3rd

5th Maryna Kudrova +1 on 4th

6th Renata Nowak +5 on 5th

7th Stefanie Diana Geiser +3 on 6th

8th Julia Rahm +3 on 7th

9th Laura Joos +3 on 8th

All 9 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Sarah Terzenbach	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Martina Rigolli	6	—	—	6
3rd	Nadzeya Sahanovich	11	—	—	11	Held by 1
4th	Maja Dahmke	12	—	—	12	Missed by 1
5th	Maryna Kudrova	13	—	—	13	Missed by 1
6th	Renata Nowak	18	—	—	18
7th	Stefanie Diana Geiser	21	—	—	21
8th	Julia Rahm	24	—	—	24
9th	Laura Joos	27	—	—	27

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  year   = {2026},
  note   = {Accessed November 1, 2026},
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}

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