Betway Scores

Sat, 20 June

Dominican Republic - W35 Santo Domingo

FT

Romina Ccuno Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez

612

466

FT

Zuzanna Pawlikowska Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez

Dominican Republic - W35 Santo Domingo

FT

Gomez Jessica Hinojosa Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez Ekstrand Monika

Dominican Republic - W35 Uvero Alto, Punta Cana

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez Katarina Jokic

Dominican Republic - W35 Uvero Alto, Punta Cana

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez Nicole Poj

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez Katharina Hobgarski

Mexico - W15 Huamantla

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez Samantha Imbo Nloga

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez Michelle Kelly Tikhonko

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez Miriana Tona

604

366

Mexico - W35 Huamantla

RT P1

Sarah Nita Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez

FT

Senties Ximena Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez

FT

Miriana Tona Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez

Mexico - W50 Chihuahua

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas DominguezJulia Riera

161

616

Tunisia - W15 Monastir

FT

Sofia Elena Cabezas Dominguez Ranah Akua Stoiber

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