Mezz Cues Baltic Pool League 2019 stage IV

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  • Participants
  • Results
  • Standings
  • Mezz Cues Baltic Pool League 2019

    Organizers: Estonian Billiard Association, Lithuanian Pool Federation, Latvian Pool Federation, Belarusian Association of Billiard Sports and Finnish Billiard Federation.

     Venue: BAMS pool house, Cesu str. 18, Riga, Latvia.

    5th of October 2019

    • 8:30         Doors open
    • 9:00         Start of 1st session
    • 10:15       Opening ceremony
    • 10:30       Continue of play

    6th of October 2019

    • 9:00         Continue of play
    • 13:30       Quarterfinals
    • 15:00       Semifinals
    • 16:30       Final
    • 18:00       Award ceremony

    Discipline: 9-ball

    Races:

    • Open division race to 7.
    • Women division race to 6.
    • Old-boys division race to 6
    • U15 division race to 4.
    • All losers round matches (-1).
    • All play-off stage matches (+1).

    Prize fund:

    70% of all received entry fees. Prize money will be paid during the award ceremony only.

    Tournament officials:

    Tournament director: Gatis Taube (Latvia)

    Stage head referee: Vladislavs Belkovs (Latvia)

    Registration and draw

    Entry fee

    Open division must pay an entry fee in the amount of 40 euros.

    Women and oldboys divisions must pay an entry fee in the amount of 30 euros.

    Youth U16 division must pay an entry fee in the amount of 5 euros.

    Tournament brakets:

    • In open division, the qualifying stages chart consists of the winners and losers' side. In case there are more than 64 participants then the last 32 play knock out stages. In case there are less than 64 participants then the last 16 play knock out stages.
    • In women‘s, oldboys and U16 division the qualifying stages chart consists of the winners and losers side. In case there are more than 16 participants then the last 8 play knock out stages. In case there are less than 16 participants then the last 4 play knock out stages.
    • U16 division games start 6th of October (Sunday).

    Age limits

    • U16 - An athlete must have no more than their 15th birthday in the current BPL season.
    • Seniors and Ladies age group is defined according to EPBF sports regulations:
    • 2019 - An athlete must at least have their 43rd birthday in 2019.
    • 2020 - An athlete must at least have their 43rd birthday in 2020.
    • 2021 - An athlete must at least have their 44th birthday in 2021.
    • 2022 - An athlete must at least have their 44th birthday in 2022.
    • 2023 - An athlete must at least have their 45th birthday in 2023.

    Dress Code

    Each player’s attire must be clean, proper and in good condition. If an athlete is unsure about the legality of his attire, the athlete should approach the Tournament Leader before the match and ask whether the attire is legal. The Tournament Leader has the final say with regards to the legality of attire.

    Shirts:

    Shirts can be of any design providing it has a collar, short sleeve or long sleeve and any color. Extra clothing if the area is cool can be worn on top of the shirt in the form of a jumper/sweater or tracksuit top but none of these are permitted with a hood attached. It is also allowed to wear an undershirt as long as it is matching the shirt. Shirts must be tucked inside trousers and must be long enough that when stretching over the table, no body skin should be visible. For Women, shirts can be outside trousers, but no body skin should be visible. It is not allowed to wear T-shirts.

    Trousers:

    Dress trousers that are clean and in good condition are to be used. Trousers must cover the entire backside and must fit around waist and a belt should be worn, no half trousers regardless of the design. For women, also a black skirt or divided skirt, which covers the knees is allowed. It is not allowed to wear trousers with studs/chains or side pockets below the thigh. Denim/blue jeans of any color and corduroy material are forbidden.

    Shoes:

    Shoes must be elegant dress shoes that fit in the outfit. Sneakers and sandals are not allowed. Dark sports shoes with a top of leather or leather-like material are allowed but are subject to the Tournament Leader’s discretion.

    Other:

    No headgear, or headphones other than on recognized grounds with written medical reasons from a qualified doctor.

    Any Athlete refusing to meet with requirements in respect of the Dress Code shall be liable to forfeit that respective match.

    Special break rules

    All matches alternative brake, 9 ball on the spot and 3 point rule applies.

    Time limit

    In order to better control the schedule of an event, each match can be given a certain time limit. A shot clock can be implemented at any time. The decision lies with the discretion of the tournament leader. After enforcing the shot clock, the time for each shot (with the exemption of the second shot after racking, see below) is 35 seconds, with a warning after 25 seconds. Each athlete will be allowed one 25-second extension during each rack. The time for the second shot after the racking of the balls will be 60 seconds with a warning after 50 seconds and no option for extension. The second shot after racking means the shot immediately following the break shot in 8, 9 and 10-ball. The shot clock will be started when all balls come to rest, including spinning balls and (when applicable) the cue-ball is available to the player. The shot clock will end when the cue tip strikes the cue ball to initiate a stroke or when the athlete’s time expires from the shot clock. If an athlete runs out of time, it is a standard foul.

    Late Start

    Athletes must be at the venue and ready to play their assigned match 30 minutes before the appointed match time. If an athlete is late for an announced match, he/she will have a maximum of twenty minutes to report to his assigned table ready to play or the match will be lost. If an athlete is late for his appointed match the following procedure will be enforced:

    • after 6 minutes: First call and one rack (8, 9 and 10-ball);
    • after 11 minutes: Second call and one rack;
    • after 16 minutes: Final warning call and one rack;
    • after 20 minutes: Loss of match by forfeit.

    Should this happen in the winner’s bracket of a DKO system, he will be placed in the loser’s bracket. Otherwise, such an athlete is disqualified. Should both athletes in the same match in the winner’s bracket arrive too late, both athletes will be disqualified since both of them cannot use the one and only existing spot in the loser’s bracket. Tournament officials are the only ones who have the power to implement this.

    Rack template (aka magic rack) removal

    After the break, the rack template must be removed from the table as soon as possible without disturbing any of the balls. If there are balls obstructing the removal of the rack template, the opponent must be the one to remove the rack template. If there are no obstructions, the athlete at the table may remove the rack template without the opponent interfering. The Rack Template can only be removed if not more than 2 balls are an obstruction in its removal. The exception to this rule applies if 1 or more balls are frozen and obstructing the removal, in this case, the rack template stays in place until such time that the frozen balls are no longer an obstacle in the removal of the Rack Template. Once the rack template is completely removed from its original position, it cannot interfere with the game i.e. it will be considered a foul shot if any ball touches it.

    Random 9-ball and 10-ball rack

    The rack in 10-ball and 9-ball should be built randomly, with the exception of the 1-ball, which should always be on top and the 9-ball/10-ball, that is to be put in the center of the rack. It is not allowed to routinely put specific balls in a specific location. Both players agreeing on this is irrelevant.

    Time-out

    One time-out of five minutes for each athlete is allowed per match. The time-out can be taken between racks and play is suspended. The athlete can use his right for a time-out only before any break shot is executed. The opponent must remain seated as during normal play unless he/she decides to use his/hers time-out in the same time, in which case no further time-out will be allowed. The athletes should remember that their actions must be within the spirit of the game and if they act otherwise, they are subject to a penalty under the Unsportsmanlike Conduct. Reasons for an imposed penalty are: taking time-out other than in between the racks, practicing during a time-out and late return after a time-out.

    Anti-doping, smoking, drinking alcohol, etc

    Prohibited substances are defined by WADA List of Prohibited Substances (www.wada-ama.org).

    Smoking, using of snus or snuff or electronic cigarette and drinking alcohol or non-alcoholic beer is forbidden during the match, including time-out (at all times for U16 division). Any violation will be considered as an Unsportsmanlike Conduct. If a referee or the tournament leader decides that an athlete is unfit to start or continue his/hers match because of visible intoxication, they can penalize the offending athlete up to disqualification from the event at their sole discretion.

    Use of mobile phones and other electronic devices

    Active athletes are not allowed to use mobile phones and other electronic devices during the match, including time-out. Such items must be turned off or in silent mode and may not lie on the table or in any other visible spot.

    Referees

    BPL will endeavor to have at least one referee present at the venue for the duration

    of the event. The athletes will be taking care of the racking themselves. The athletes are responsible for match scoring and for calling the referee when needed. The winner is responsible for the official match protocol.

    Unsportsmanlike Conduct

    The rules and regulations give the referee and other tournament officials considerable latitude in penalizing Unsportsmanlike Conduct. Several factors will be considered in such decisions, including previous conduct, previous warnings, how serious the offense is, and information that the athletes may have been given at that the start of the tournament. If an athlete insults a referee or any other tournament official, the offending player will be penalized up to disqualification from the event.

    Protest procedures

    All the disputes between participants are resolved by the head referee. The participants have the right to forward a written disagreement with the application of the head referees decision to the organizing committee‘s email balticpoolleague@gmail.com within one week after the event is held. Each forwarded disagreement application fee is 50 EUR that must be forwarded to the organizing committee. In case the organizing committee finds that the participant disagreement is justified the disagreement application fee in the amount of 50 euros is refunded to the participant and further actions regarding the decision are forwarded to the participant, referee and any other party involved.

    # Player   City г.р. зв. жерPlacePoints
    1 Liepāja 1979 2065-8116.0
    2 Kaunas 1989 1317-3221.0
    3 Tallinn 1952 1725-3216.0
    4 Riga 1968 1325-3216.0
    5 Kuldiga 1971 2225-3216.0
    6 Tallinn 1976 2017-2417.0
    7 Kaunas 1995 395-825.0
    8 7533-4819.0
    9 Kaunas 1998 2733-4819.0
    10 Riga 2004 87-817.0
    11 Kaunas 1994 3233-4819.0
    12 Riga 159-1619.0
    13 Riga 7765-8116.0
    14 Riga 1995 2933-4819.0
    15 Minsk 2007 135-618.0
    16 Minsk 2011 109-1216.0
    17 Riga 1980 1717-3221.0
    18 Liepāja 1955 309-1619.0
    19 Telshai 1960 249-1619.0
    20 Riga 2649-6417.0
    21 Tallinn 1995 6517-3221.0
    22 Tallinn 2006 43-421.0
    23 Tallinn 89-1619.0
    24 Tallinn 1990 583-427.0
    25 Lielvārde 163-423.0
    26 Riga 1513-1616.0
    27 Ventspils 1983 333-4819.0
    28 Voru 5433-4819.0
    29 7433-4819.0
    30 Riga 2549-6417.0
    31 Kaunas 1985 119-1217.0
    32 Tartu 1983 5017-3221.0
    33 Kaunas 1991 4033-4819.0
    34 Kaunas 1999 205-818.0
    35 Riga 1849-6417.0
    36 Daugavpils 1971 65-821.0
    37 Helsinki 1971 315-821.0
    38 Kaunas 1995 6817-3221.0
    39 Riga 4617-3221.0
    40 Riga 149-1216.0
    41 1713-1616.0
    42 Riga 1958 99-1619.0
    43 Riga 2317-2417.0
    44 Tartu 2006 2223.0
    45 Tartu 1970 2717-2417.0
    46 Riga 1968 25-821.0
    47 Vilnius 1997 28134.0
    48 Riga 3217-2115.0
    49 Riga 1995 917-3221.0
    50 Helsinki 1970 199-1619.0
    51 1985 1065-8116.0
    52 Helsinki 1990 7349-6417.0
    53 Tallinn 1983 1949-6417.0
    54 Tallinn 2004 97-817.0
    55 Tallinn 2009 79-1216.0
    56 1977 1825-3216.0
    57 Riga 1997 1465-8116.0
    58 Ērgļi 2817-2417.0
    59 Tallinn 2002 6065-8116.0
    60 Ventspils 1989 3849-6417.0
    61 Vilnius 1979 8225.0
    62 Liepāja 2217-3221.0
    63 Kaunas 1992 4217-3221.0
    64 Tallinn 1989 8149-6417.0
    65 Tallinn 1972 105-818.0
    66 Espoo 1990 7165-8116.0
    67 Kretinga 1986 455-825.0
    68 1974 33-423.0
    69 Helsinki 1949 1117-2417.0
    70 Riga 19128.0
    71 Vilnius 1984 4149-6417.0
    72 Pori 1969 33128.0
    73 Helsinki 1995 7065-8116.0
    74 Tallinn 1996 1233-4819.0
    75 2006 613-1515.0
    76 Riga 1995 1313-1616.0
    77 Klaipeda 1987 2133-4819.0
    78 Tallinn 1987 49-1623.0
    79 Limbaži 1973 269-1619.0
    80 Tartu 1970 215-821.0
    81 Tartu 1986 169-1623.0
    82 Riga 2433-4819.0
    83 Liepāja 1955 1225-3216.0
    84 Panvejis 2007 11125.0
    85 Ogre 1980 2349-6417.0
    86 55-818.0
    87 Shaulai 1983 7265-8116.0
    88 Riga 7665-8116.0
    89 Tallinn 1993 5265-8116.0
    90 Riga 1994 4417-3221.0
    91 Tallinn 1974 1017-2417.0
    92 Riga 1970 1425-3216.0
    93 Visaginas 1979 4349-6417.0
    94 Riga 1978 1533-4819.0
    95 Riga 2525-32
    96 Minsk 1993 13-427.0
    97 Tallinn 2002 85-825.0
    98 Riga 3749-6417.0
    99 Ķekava 1976 299-1619.0
    100 Vilnius 1975 3649-64
    101 Kaunas 1993 6317-3221.0
    102 Riga 809-1623.0
    103 Tallinn 2005 513-15
    104 Tallinn 1988 349-1623.0
    105 Klaipeda 2000 475-825.0
    106 Kaunas 1980 3149-6417.0
    107 Санкт-Петербург 1225.0
    108 Minsk 2004 КМС13-421.0
    109 Minsk 1997 МС713-1616.0
    110 Minsk 2001 МС5565-8116.0
    111 Minsk 1974 725-3216.0
    112 Петрозаводск 1987 КМС799-1623.0
    113 Minsk 2003 МС99-1217.0
    114 Minsk 1995 КМС23-421.0
    115 Minsk 1997 МС4917-3221.0
    116 Санкт-Петербург 1981 МС13-421.0
    117 Санкт-Петербург 1961 КМС417-2417.0
    118 Minsk 2001 МС717-3221.0
    119 Minsk 2004 МС617-3221.0
    120 Minsk 1981 МС6665-8116.0
    121 Minsk 2003 МС59-1623.0
    122 Minsk 2006 КМС317-2115.0
    123 Minsk 1987 МС5333-4819.0
    124 Moscow 1995 МС78230.0
    125 Санкт-Петербург 1998 МС145-818.0
    126 Санкт-Петербург 2005 КМС1513-1515.0
    127 Minsk 1995 МС69-1217.0
    128 Санкт-Петербург 1989 1817-2115.0
    129 Minsk 2004 1129-1216.0
    130 Minsk 2001 МС629-1623.0
    131 Санкт-Петербург 1969 517-2417.0
    132 Санкт-Петербург 1975 417-2115.0
    133 Minsk 2007 35-618.0
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    Final

    Semifinal

    Quaterfinal

    1/8 finals

    Final stage

    Losers bracket, stage 3

    Losers bracket, stage 2

    Winners

    Losers bracket, stage 1

    Second round

    First round

    R1  #1 7 3
    R1  #2 3 4
    R1  #2 4 6
    R1  #2 6 0
    R1  #3 0 4
    R1  #3 2 7
    R1  #4 3 4
    R1  #4 2 7
    R1  #5 0 4
    R1  #5 3 7
    R1  #6 4 1
    R1  #6 6 4
    R1  #7 4 0
    R1  #7 3 6
    R1  #8 3 4
    R1  #8 7 3
    WB1  #9 4 0
    R1  #9 7 4
    WB1  #10 0 4
    R1  #10 6 5
    WB1  #11 2 4
    WB1  #12 3 4
    R1  #12 5 7
    R1  #13 0 7
    LB1  #14 0 4
    LB1  #15 3 0
    R1  #15 5 6
    LB1  #16 3 2
    R1  #16 1 7
    LB2  #17 3 0
    WB1  #17 6 1
    R1  #17 0 7
    LB2  #18 3 0
    WB1  #18 5 6
    LB2  #19 3 0
    WB1  #19 6 5
    LB2  #20 2 3
    WB1  #20 6 0
    R1  #20 1 7
    WB2  #21 3 4
    R1  #21 7 2
    WB1  #21 3 6
    WB2  #22 2 4
    WB1  #22 6 2
    LB3  #23 1 3
    WB1  #23 5 6
    LB3  #24 3 1
    R1  #24 7 2
    WB1  #24 3 6
    LB4  #25 1 3
    R1  #25 2 7
    LB4  #26 0 3
    SF  #27 2 5
    SF  #28 5 4
    R1  #28 5 7
    #29 5 0
    R1  #29 7 4
    R1  #32 7 3
    R2  #33 7 4
    LB2  #33 5 1
    R2  #34 1 7
    R2  #35 7 3
    LB2  #35 0 5
    R2  #36 7 3
    LB2  #36 5 4
    R2  #37 7 6
    LB2  #37 5 0
    R2  #38 3 7
    R2  #39 5 7
    R2  #40 7 2
    LB2  #40 5 4
    R2  #41 4 7
    WB2  #41 3 6
    R2  #42 0 7
    WB2  #42 3 6
    R2  #43 6 7
    WB2  #43 6 3
    R2  #44 6 7
    WB2  #44 6 3
    R2  #45 7 4
    LB3  #45 3 5
    R2  #46 7 3
    LB3  #46 5 2
    R2  #47 7 0
    LB3  #47 5 3
    R2  #48 5 7
    LB3  #48 5 4
    WB1  #49 6 4
    R2  #49 4 7
    LB4  #49 2 5
    R2  #50 3 7
    WB1  #50 1 6
    LB4  #50 4 5
    WB1  #51 3 6
    R2  #51 2 7
    LB4  #51 5 4
    WB1  #52 0 6
    R2  #52 7 0
    LB4  #52 0 5
    WB1  #53 6 3
    R2  #53 7 3
    QF  #53 7 4
    WB1  #54 6 3
    R2  #54 3 7
    QF  #54 4 7
    WB1  #55 5 6
    R2  #55 7 2
    QF  #55 7 6
    WB1  #56 6 4
    R2  #56 5 7
    QF  #56 1 7
    WB1  #57 6 2
    R2  #57 4 7
    SF  #57 7 5
    WB1  #58 6 3
    R2  #58 7 2
    SF  #58 7 5
    WB1  #59 6 5
    R2  #59 2 7
    #59 4 7
    WB1  #60 3 6
    R2  #60 7 3
    WB1  #61 2 6
    R2  #61 1 7
    WB1  #62 2 6
    R2  #62 7 0
    WB1  #63 6 3
    R2  #63 3 7
    WB1  #64 6 4
    R2  #64 7 5
    LB1  #65 3 6
    LB2  #65 1 5
    LB1  #67 6 5
    LB1  #68 6 0
    LB1  #69 6 5
    LB1  #72 2 6
    LB1  #73 2 6
    LB1  #76 6 5
    LB1  #77 5 6
    LB1  #80 2 6
    WB2  #81 6 3
    LB1  #81 4 6
    WB2  #82 6 5
    WB2  #83 3 6
    LB1  #84 3 6
    WB2  #84 2 6
    WB2  #85 1 6
    LB1  #85 6 4
    WB2  #86 2 6
    WB2  #87 6 3
    WB2  #88 4 6
    LB1  #88 3 6
    LB1  #89 5 7
    LB3  #89 5 2
    LB3  #90 4 5
    LB3  #91 0 5
    LB1  #92 5 6
    LB3  #92 0 5
    LB3  #93 5 2
    LB1  #93 6 1
    LB3  #94 5 4
    LB3  #95 5 1
    LB3  #96 3 5
    LB1  #96 2 6
    WB  #97 7 1
    LB4  #97 3 5
    WB  #98 7 5
    LB4  #98 0 5
    WB  #99 7 4
    LB4  #99 5 2
    WB  #100 0 7
    LB4  #100 5 0
    WB  #101 3 7
    LB4  #101 5 0
    WB  #102 7 2
    LB4  #102 3 5
    WB  #103 7 5
    LB4  #103 2 5
    WB  #104 4 7
    LB4  #104 5 3
    WB  #105 7 0
    8F  #105 7 5
    WB  #106 1 7
    8F  #106 4 7
    WB  #107 7 4
    8F  #107 7 2
    WB  #108 3 7
    8F  #108 5 7
    WB  #109 7 2
    8F  #109 2 7
    WB  #110 7 3
    8F  #110 7 5
    WB  #111 6 7
    8F  #111 4 7
    WB  #112 7 4
    8F  #112 7 1
    LB2  #113 7 0
    QF  #113 7 4
    LB2  #114 5 6
    QF  #114 3 7
    LB2  #115 2 7
    QF  #115 7 2
    LB2  #116 1 6
    QF  #116 7 4
    LB2  #117 6 5
    SF  #117 7 6
    LB2  #118 2 6
    SF  #118 7 2
    LB2  #119 6 2
    #119 6 7
    LB2  #120 3 6
    LB2  #121 6 3
    LB2  #122 3 6
    LB2  #123 6 0
    LB2  #124 0 6
    LB2  #125 6 0
    LB2  #126 2 6
    LB2  #127 6 4
    LB2  #128 2 6
    LB3  #129 6 4
    LB3  #130 6 4
    LB3  #131 1 6
    LB3  #132 6 1
    LB3  #133 6 2
    LB3  #134 3 6
    LB3  #135 6 1
    LB3  #136 6 5
    LB3  #137 6 1
    LB3  #138 4 6
    LB3  #139 5 6
    LB3  #140 6 2
    LB3  #141 4 6
    LB3  #142 2 6
    LB3  #143 6 4
    LB3  #144 4 6
    SE  #145 8 7
    SE  #146 6 8
    SE  #147 4 8
    SE  #148 5 8
    SE  #149 8 0
    SE  #150 3 8
    SE  #151 7 8
    SE  #152 8 5
    SE  #153 8 1
    SE  #154 8 7
    SE  #155 3 8
    SE  #156 3 8
    SE  #157 8 1
    SE  #158 1 8
    SE  #159 8 2
    SE  #160 8 6
    8F  #161 8 2
    8F  #162 8 7
    8F  #163 8 7
    8F  #164 8 6
    8F  #165 3 8
    8F  #166 6 8
    8F  #167 8 5
    8F  #168 8 2
    QF  #169 8 1
    QF  #170 8 6
    QF  #171 8 5
    QF  #172 8 1
    SF  #173 4 8
    SF  #174 8 4
    #175 8 5
    Place Player   City г.р. зв.Points

    Place 1

    1 Vilnius 1997 34.0
    1 Riga 28.0
    1 Pori 1969 28.0
    1 Panvejis 2007 25.0

    Place 2

    2 Tartu 2006 23.0
    2 Vilnius 1979 25.0
    2 Санкт-Петербург 25.0
    2 Moscow 1995 МС30.0

    Place 3-4

    3-4 Tallinn 2006 21.0
    3-4 Tallinn 1990 27.0
    3-4 Lielvārde 23.0
    3-4 1974 23.0
    3-4 Minsk 1993 27.0
    3-4 Minsk 2004 КМС21.0
    3-4 Minsk 1995 КМС21.0
    3-4 Санкт-Петербург 1981 МС21.0

    Place 5-6

    5-6 Minsk 2007 18.0
    5-6 Minsk 2007 18.0

    Place 5-8

    5-8 Kaunas 1995 25.0
    5-8 Kaunas 1999 18.0
    5-8 Daugavpils 1971 21.0
    5-8 Helsinki 1971 21.0
    5-8 Riga 1968 21.0
    5-8 Tallinn 1972 18.0
    5-8 Kretinga 1986 25.0
    5-8 Tartu 1970 21.0
    5-8 18.0
    5-8 Tallinn 2002 25.0
    5-8 Klaipeda 2000 25.0
    5-8 Санкт-Петербург 1998 МС18.0

    Place 7-8

    7-8 Riga 2004 17.0
    7-8 Tallinn 2004 17.0

    Place 9-12

    9-12 Minsk 2011 16.0
    9-12 Kaunas 1985 17.0
    9-12 Tallinn 2009 16.0
    9-12 Riga 16.0
    9-12 Minsk 2003 МС17.0
    9-12 Minsk 1995 МС17.0
    9-12 Minsk 2004 116.0

    Place 9-16

    9-16 Riga 19.0
    9-16 Liepāja 1955 19.0
    9-16 Telshai 1960 19.0
    9-16 Tallinn 19.0
    9-16 Riga 1958 19.0
    9-16 Helsinki 1970 19.0
    9-16 Tallinn 1987 23.0
    9-16 Limbaži 1973 19.0
    9-16 Tartu 1986 23.0
    9-16 Ķekava 1976 19.0
    9-16 Riga 23.0
    9-16 Tallinn 1988 23.0
    9-16 Петрозаводск 1987 КМС23.0
    9-16 Minsk 2003 МС23.0
    9-16 Minsk 2001 МС23.0

    Place 13-15

    13-15 2006 15.0
    13-15 Tallinn 2005
    13-15 Санкт-Петербург 2005 КМС15.0

    Place 13-16

    13-16 Riga 16.0
    13-16 16.0
    13-16 Riga 1995 16.0
    13-16 Minsk 1997 МС16.0

    Place 17-21

    17-21 Riga 15.0
    17-21 Minsk 2006 КМС15.0
    17-21 Санкт-Петербург 1989 15.0
    17-21 Санкт-Петербург 1975 15.0

    Place 17-24

    17-24 Tallinn 1976 17.0
    17-24 Tartu 1970 17.0
    17-24 Riga 17.0
    17-24 Ērgļi 17.0
    17-24 Helsinki 1949 17.0
    17-24 Tallinn 1974 17.0
    17-24 Санкт-Петербург 1961 КМС17.0
    17-24 Санкт-Петербург 1969 17.0

    Place 17-32

    17-32 Kaunas 1989 21.0
    17-32 Riga 1980 21.0
    17-32 Tallinn 1995 21.0
    17-32 Tartu 1983 21.0
    17-32 Kaunas 1995 21.0
    17-32 Liepāja 21.0
    17-32 Kaunas 1992 21.0
    17-32 Riga 1994 21.0
    17-32 Kaunas 1993 21.0
    17-32 Riga 21.0
    17-32 Riga 1995 21.0
    17-32 Minsk 1997 МС21.0
    17-32 Minsk 2001 МС21.0
    17-32 Minsk 2004 МС21.0

    Place 25-32

    25-32 Tallinn 1952 16.0
    25-32 Riga 1968 16.0
    25-32 Kuldiga 1971 16.0
    25-32 1977 16.0
    25-32 Riga 1970 16.0
    25-32 Riga
    25-32 Liepāja 1955 16.0
    25-32 Minsk 1974 16.0

    Place 33-48

    33-48 19.0
    33-48 Kaunas 1998 19.0
    33-48 Kaunas 1994 19.0
    33-48 Riga 1995 19.0
    33-48 Ventspils 1983 19.0
    33-48 Voru 19.0
    33-48 19.0
    33-48 Kaunas 1991 19.0
    33-48 Tallinn 1996 19.0
    33-48 Klaipeda 1987 19.0
    33-48 Riga 19.0
    33-48 Riga 1978 19.0
    33-48 Minsk 1987 МС19.0

    Place 49-64

    49-64 Riga 17.0
    49-64 Riga 17.0
    49-64 Riga 17.0
    49-64 Helsinki 1990 17.0
    49-64 Tallinn 1983 17.0
    49-64 Ventspils 1989 17.0
    49-64 Tallinn 1989 17.0
    49-64 Vilnius 1984 17.0
    49-64 Ogre 1980 17.0
    49-64 Visaginas 1979 17.0
    49-64 Riga 17.0
    49-64 Vilnius 1975
    49-64 Kaunas 1980 17.0

    Place 65-81

    65-81 Liepāja 1979 16.0
    65-81 Riga 16.0
    65-81 1985 16.0
    65-81 Riga 1997 16.0
    65-81 Tallinn 2002 16.0
    65-81 Espoo 1990 16.0
    65-81 Helsinki 1995 16.0
    65-81 Shaulai 1983 16.0
    65-81 Riga 16.0
    65-81 Tallinn 1993 16.0
    65-81 Minsk 2001 МС16.0
    65-81 Minsk 1981 МС16.0