Pokemon TCG Championship

[Tsukasa]

The Pokemon TCG World Championship was completed Sunday, here's the results:



Bracket 10 & under

First: Curan Hill (US)

Second: Geoffrey Sauk (US)

Third: Michael Gonzalez (US)



Bracket 11 to 14

First: Stuart Benson (US)

Second: Takashi Yoneda (Japan)

Third: Daniel Richard (US)



Bracket 15 & over

First: Jeremy Maron (US)

Second: Ross Cawthon (US)

Third: Pablo Meza Alonso (MX)



US players swept all first place finishes. Last year, it was Japan which swept all first place finishes.



World Championships 2006

Next year's World Championships will be held at Anaheim, California.

Thanks to Pokemon Elite 2000 for the information,if this thread doesnt belong here just move it.Post what you thought about it

 

[Zaikiro]

Yeah., I think it better suited in this forum. https://www.pokecommunity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=113
I read this from Pojo Pokemon Site. I want to see the decklists>__>

 

[Datriot]

Wow, I though Japan would win.O_o
I wana see waht decks they used.

 

[jynx]

The Pokemon TCG World Championship was completed Sunday, here's the results:



Bracket 10 & under

First: Curan Hill (US)

Second: Geoffrey Sauk (US)

Third: Michael Gonzalez (US)



Bracket 11 to 14

First: Stuart Benson (US)

Second: Takashi Yoneda (Japan)

Third: Daniel Richard (US)



Bracket 15 & over

First: Jeremy Maron (US)

Second: Ross Cawthon (US)

Third: Pablo Meza Alonso (MX)



US players swept all first place finishes. Last year, it was Japan which swept all first place finishes.



World Championships 2006

Next year's World Championships will be held at Anaheim, California.

Thanks to Pokemon Elite 2000 for the information,if this thread doesnt belong here just move it.Post what you thought about it

That's because the thing's held in US, AND used the US rule instead of Jp rule. (they are different in terms of timing)