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WDSF WORLD RANKING COMPETITIONS: TYPES & CATEGORIES

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The structure of competitions and ranking of  DANCESPORT Athletes is very similar to that of the tennis world, ATP circuit. In the world of professional tennis there is a world ranking that takes the computation of the results of the last twelve months. The results of each championship give a series of points that are added. There are different levels of tennis championships. The first place are the big 4, the GRAND SLAM Championships, which are Open Australia, Roland Garros-Paris, Wimbledon -London and Open Usa-New York. These championships are what MORE points awarded to tennis players. In the world of the WDSF there are also the Grand Slam Championships. There are 4+1 each year and the best dance in a fifth test. In the same way they are those that give more points for the ranking and the winner of the fifth test is the winner of the Master. Each Grand Slam of DANCESPORT offers a base of 400 points for the winning couple, plus some bonuses depending on participants, etc.

Next in tennis are the OPEN 1000 Tournaments. They are called that because the winner offers 1000 points. These would correspond in the WDSF world to the WDSF INTERNATIONAL OPEN, which offer a base of 200 points for the winning couple plus bonuses.

In tennis the following ranking is the OPEN 500. In WDSF it would correspond to the OPEN WDSF that offer 100 points plus bonuses. A small difference does arise with the world of tennis in regards to the World Championships. In tennis, at the end of each season, the top 10 finishers play the Master Tournament, and whoever wins it has international recognition. In WDSF there are the WDSF Open World Championship and the WDSF World Open (which offers the winners 320 points plus bonuses).

Finally, establish the following analogy: in tennis there are 2 disciplines: single & double. Each one independent with its ranking. In WDSF there are 3 disciplines: Standard, Latin and 10 dances.

KIND OR CATEGORIES OF  WDSF WORLD RANKING COMPETITIONS (more important at least):

1a-WDSF GRAND SLAM
1b-WDSF Open World Championship 
1c-WDSF World Open 
2-  WDSF International Open
3-  WDSF Open

1-WDSF World Open, WDSF Grand Slam & WDSF Open World Championship:

             +All WDSF World Open competitions, Grand Slam & Open World Championship will be judged with the Absolute Judging System (AJS) and only judges with an “A”                         license can judge.
             +Twelve (12) Adjudicators from twelve (12) different WDSF Member Bodies, nominated by the organizer and confirmed by WDSF, are entitled to act as Adjudicator. All                  Adjudicators must be holder of a valid and subsisting WDSF Adjudicator’s license with an approved AJS 3.0 course.
             +From 1.6.2018 onwards in World Open Competitions ten (10) Adjudicators from ten (10) different WDSF Member Bodies can be entitled to judge by application of                        the organizer and confirmed by WDSF.
             +Chairperson: Nominated by the organizer and confirmed by WDSF. The Chairperson must have a valid WDSF Adjudicator’s License with the qualification for the AJS.
             +Number and nationalities of couples: At least 48 couples from 10 WDSF member bodies. If the minimum requirements of number and nationalities of couples for                       WDSF World Open Competitions are not fulfilled during one Competition Year, the WDSF Member Body can’t apply for WDSF World Open Competitions for a period                   of 1 year. Already granted World Open Competitions are downgraded to WDSF International Open Competitions. WDSF Member Bodies can apply for a maximum of
               2 WDSF World Open per year and discipline, with the following conditions: 1. Having organized 4 WDSF International Open per year and discipline. The WDSF Sports                   Commission can give exemptions to these conditions. 2. Provide the finalists with at least EUR 3’300 (1st 800, 2nd 700, 3rd 600, 4th 500, 5th 400, 6th 300, if more                       than 6 couples are in the final due a tie those couples get EUR 300 each).
               +*WDSF Grand Slam there are 4+1 = 5. There are 5 competitions every year. It is a competition that also generates a specific Grand Slam ranking. The fifth test the                         end among the best.

2-WDSF International Open:

             +Absolute Judging System is not required for International Open Competitions. Judges with an “A” or a “B” license can judge.
             +A minimum of 7 adjudicators from at least 6 WDSF member countries nominated by the organizer and confirmed by WDSF. The number of adjudicators can be                               moved to 9 adjudicators from at least 6 WDSF member countries, to 11 adjudicators from at least 8 WDSF member countries or to 13 adjudicators from at least 10                           WDSF member countries.
             +Chairperson:  Nominated by the organizer and confirmed by WDSF.
             +Number and nationalities of couples: At least of 36 couples from 8 WDSF member bodies. If the minimum requirements of number and nationalities of couples for                          WDSF International Open events are not fulfilled during one Competition Year, the WDSF Member Body is only allowed to organize 2 WDSF International Open for                        the next year.

3-WDSF Open:

              +Absolute Judging System is not required for International Open Competitions. Judges with an “A” or a “B” license can judge.
              +A minimum of 5 adjudicators from at least 4 WDSF member countries nominated by the organizer and confirmed by WDSF. The number of adjudicators can be                                 moved to 7 adjudicators from at least 5 WDSF member countries, 9 adjudicators from at least 6 WDSF member countries, 11 adjudicators from at least 7 WDSF                                 member countries or 13 adjudicators from at least 8 WDSF member countries.
              +Chairperson:  Nominated by the organizer and confirmed by WDSF.
              +Number and nationalities of couples: At least 24 couples from 4 WDSF member bodies.
A sample of Trophy with different kind of competition

Actual WDSF Latin Ranking (may 2018). You may check WDSF Ranking in our website (tab menu) and also WDC ranking.





WDSF World Ranking Points


WDSF Ranking Points Schedule:




The points in the schedule for WDSF Grand Slam, WDSF (open) World Championships, WDSF World Open, WDSF International Open and WDSF Open are basis points. The points get an addition or reduction according enclosed list. The calculation will be made by the WDSF Webmaster. Conditions for an addition or reduction of the basis points:




Less than 12 couples participating in the competition -20 %


Less than 24 couples participating in the competition -10 %


36 to 47 couples participating in the competition +10 %


48 to 95 couples participating in the competition +25 %


96 to 143 couples participating in the competition +30 %


144 to 191 couples participating in the competition +35 %


192 to 287 couples participating in the competition +40 %


288 and more couples participating in the competition +50 %




Couples from 10 to 12 different WDSF members +10 %


Couples from 13 to 17 different WDSF members +25 %


Couples from 18 to 25 different WDSF members +40 %


Couples from more than 25 different WDSF members +50 %




7 adjudicators from 7 WDSF members +10 %


9 adjudicators from 8 WDSF members +10 %


9 adjudicators from 9 WDSF members +15 %


11 adjudicators from 10 WDSF members +15 %


11 adjudicators from 11 WDSF members +20 %


12 adjudicators from 10 WDSF members +10 %


12 adjudicators from 11 WDSF members +20 %


12 adjudicators from 12 WDSF members +25 %


13 adjudicators from 11 WDSF members +10 %


13 adjudicators from 12 WDSF members +20 %


13 adjudicators from 13 WDSF members +25 %




9 couples from the top 12 of the WDSF World Ranking List +70 %


6 couples from the top 12 of the WDSF World Ranking List +50 %


6 couples from the top 24 of the WDSF World Ranking List +25 %


6 couples from the top 36 of the WDSF World Ranking List +10 %


 


 


 


WDSF World Ranking Points are given to the participating couples in the following WDSF Competitions as follows:


 


-Number of Competitions for the WDSF World Ranking List (WRL): 


     +The rank of a couple in the WRL is determined by the sum of the 6 best WDSF World Ranking Competitions results during the past 12 month.


     +For couples in the Youth age group it is the sum of the 4 best WDSF World Ranking Competitions results during the past 12 month.


     +The basis to give exemptions (star rule) in WDSF World Ranking Competitions is always the status of the WRL from the first day of the same month the competition is                  being held in. In case the ranking list is not available for the actual month at the night before the competition, the list as of the first of the previous month has to be used.


     + Exceptions: For competitions outside of Europe the WDSF can make special exceptions from these regulations.




    


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Kirill Kurbatov &  Alexandra Ravel-Muroz (RUS) World Champions Junior 2 10 Dances in Sibiu (Romanie) 2nd November 2019

																																					

														

																													

														

															

																
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Ranking of Junior II Ten Dance FINAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2019


The following results are from the WDSF World Championship taken place in Sibiu – Romania on 02 November 2019


RANKING


FINAL






RANK
COUPLE
COUNTRY
START #






1.
Kirill Kurbatov – Alexandra Revel-Muroz
RUS
15




2.
Vadana Rares Emanuel – Neculae Maria Tea
ROU
7




3.
Maxim Zhilenkov – Arina Molochnikova
KAZ
20




4.
Mikita Buyel – Maria Moiseeva
BLR
21




5.
Kohon Patrik – Gal Dalma
HUN
27




6.
Daniel Ficola – Giulia Migliorini
ITA
2






3. ROUND






RANK
COUPLE
COUNTRY
START #






7. – 8.
Oleksandr Turcheniak – Olesia Yuvko
UKR
26




7. – 8.
Tomasz Ruszkowski – Julia Mozdyniewicz
POL
32




9.
Nikita Nikitin – Natalia Moraru
MDA
23




10.
Ernests Aksels Dimants – Marija Pascenko
LAT
8




11.
Nicolas Aaron Eichhorn – Katharina Jewdokimenko
GER
22




12.
Marco Kindsigo – Lisete Marjapuu
EST
19






2. ROUND






RANK
COUPLE
COUNTRY
START #






13.
Edvardas Masaro – Patricija Rinkeviciute
LTU
5




14.
Utku Ovunc Unlu – Ada Usluel
TUR
33




15.
Matyas Felcman – Lucie Ruzickova
CZE
18




16.
Lan Yu Hsiang – Weng Ariel
TPE
35




17.
Lorenzo Colin – Angelina Mosa
FRA
16




18.
Guilherme Rodrigues – Marta Coelho
POR
10




19. – 21.
Itay Fleshler – Neta Ayvazov
ISR
11




19. – 21.
Tamir Azbel – Anna Kozyar
CAN
30




19. – 21.
Vid Steinfelser – Zara Avsec
SLO
34




22.
Dominik Indro – Liana Ferjancova
SVK
4




23. – 24.
Benjamin Jonsson – Amalie Hindsgaul
SWE
1




23. – 24.
Ole-Gunnar Eriksen – Adele Rieger
NOR
25






1. ROUND






RANK
COUPLE
COUNTRY
START #






25.
Ivan Smirnov – Angelina Jeved
CYP
12




26.
Raul Toparcean – Julia Beissel
AUT
28




27.
Tobias Skandov – Ida Marie Hegelund
DEN
31




28.
Ivan Totov – Mariana Zhekova
BUL
13




29.
Govard Cholponbaev – Aibiike Nurlanova
KGZ
9




30.
Soma Yamamoto – Marina Miki
JPN
29




31.
David Ljevar – Marta Marki
CRO
3




32.
Elias Saastamoinen – Emmiina Alimattila
FIN
6




33.
Nikola Popovic – Andrea Savanovic
SRB
24




34.
Kalin Glatkov – Elena Mirkova
MKD
14






 


MARKS:


https://www.worlddancesport.org/Event/Competition/World_Championship-Sibiu-22135/Junior_II-Ten_Dance-54277/Marks


ADJUDICATORS:


https://www.worlddancesport.org/Event/Competition/World_Championship-Sibiu-22135/Junior_II-Ten_Dance-54277/Officials


VIDEO FINAL:


https://www.facebook.com/transylvaniangrandprixsibiu/videos/394805241423737/





													

													

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Alexis & Adriana SPAIN Juvenile 2

												
ALEXIS & ADRIANA FELIP AGAIN SPANISH CHAMPIONS: NOW IN 10 DANCES JUVENILE 1″Premium Couples Program»

																																					

														

																													

														

															

																
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The Championship was held on December 6, 2018 in Guadalajara with a concurrence of 13 juvenile 1 couples arrivals from all over Spain. The young couple (9 years) of Almassora-Castellón has managed to validate the same title that he already had from the previous edition .


With this Championship the couple concludes their first cycle in the Juvenile 1 category with this extraordinary results:


8 titles of VALENCIA COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS.


5 titles of SPANISH CHAMPIONS.


From now on it is necessary to focus on work to enter Juvenile 2 Category to plan new international projects.


The juvenile couple is guided by Cristina García and Javier Felip as principal trainers and constantly assisted by international teachers such as David Carrillo and Laia Benet in Standard and Christian Sanchez and Miriam Sanchez in Latin being also students in a timely manner of other teachers both National and International.


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Alexis Felip & Adriana Felip PROFILE & PORTFOLIO (*Premium Couples International PROGRAM) Juvenile I (Spain)




       





													

													

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Alex & Alexandra SPAIN Junior 2

												
Alexánder Gascón & Alexandra Zaiko Spanish winners Junior 1 10 dances (*PREMIUM COUPLE PROGRAM)

																																					

														

																													

														

															

																
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On Thursday 6th December, 2018, Spanish Champions of 8 Dances Junior 1 dances, Alexánder Gascón & Alexandra Zaiko (ELITE CLUB-VALENCIA) were proclaimed winners,  winning all dances.


The Championship of Spain was held in Guadalajara, near Madrid. The competition was established among 28 couples from all over Spain.


Trainers Valera Zaiko, Yulia Zaiko, and parents thank the other teachers with whom the couple works frequently: Lorera Costa (Spain), Guillem Pascual (Spain) Ilya Danilov (Russia).


 


Alex Gascón & Alexandra Zaiko PROFILE & PORTFOLIO (*Premium Couples International PROGRAM)(Spain)




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