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Babos,Timea1

Bondar, Anna2

Kiara Toth, Amarissa0

Zhang,Shuai0

Bondarenko, Kateryna1

Putintseva,Yulia2

Saville, Daria1

Timofeeva, Maria2

Kucova, Kristina0

Juvan, Kaja2

Grammatikopoulou, Valentini0

Korpatsch,Tamara2

Stollar, Fanny2

Escorihuela, Irene Burillo0

Podoroska, Nadia2

Hunter, Storm1

Pera, Bernarda0

Shnaider, Diana2

Saville, Daria

Martincova, Tereza

Šramková,Rebecca1

Avanesyan, Elina2

Schmiedlova, Anna Karolina2

Kudermetova, Polina0

Maria,Tatjana2

Monnet, Carole1

Szabanin, Natalia0

Baindl, Kateryna2

Sharma, Astra2

Rakhimova, Kamilla0

Chirico, Louisa0

Liu, Claire2

Rodina, Evgeniya0

Siskova,Anna2

Bondar, Anna0

Avanesyan, Elina2

Baindl, Kateryna2

Kiara Toth, Amarissa0

Liu, Claire2

Putintseva,Yulia0

Shnaider, Diana0

Timofeeva, Maria2

Juvan, Kaja2

Sharma, Astra1

Schmiedlova, Anna Karolina2

Korpatsch,Tamara1

Maria,Tatjana1

Stollar, Fanny2

Podoroska, Nadia2

Siskova,Anna0

Podoroska, Nadia2

Avanesyan, Elina0

Stollar, Fanny0

Baindl, Kateryna2

Schmiedlova, Anna Karolina0

Liu, Claire2

Timofeeva, Maria2

Juvan, Kaja1

Timofeeva, Maria2

Podoroska, Nadia1

Liu, Claire0

Baindl, Kateryna2

Timofeeva, Maria2

Baindl, Kateryna1

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