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2010 World Barista Championship

World final · London, UK · June 2010

100points for a win

Final6

1st Michael PhillipsUnited States 0.0of 100
2nd Raul RodasGuatemala 0.0of 55
3rd Scottie CallaghanAustralia 0.0of 40
4th Colin HarmonIreland 0.0of 30
5th Søren Stiller MarkussenDenmark 0.0of 22
6th Stefanos DomatiotisGreece 0.0of 16

Semi-final12

1st Michael PhillipsUnited States —
2nd Colin HarmonIreland —
3rd Søren Stiller MarkussenDenmark —
4th Stefanos DomatiotisGreece —
5th Scottie CallaghanAustralia —
6th Raul RodasGuatemala —
7th Kyle StrawCanada —
8th Yara CastanhoBrazil —
9th Fabrizio SencionMexico —
10th Ana Lucia Lardizabal de HawitHonduras —
11th Alejandro MendezEl Salvador —
12th Thomas SchweigerGermany —

Round 149

1st Michael PhillipsUnited States —
2nd Colin HarmonIreland —
3rd Raul RodasGuatemala —
4th Søren Stiller MarkussenDenmark —
5th Scottie CallaghanAustralia —
6th Ana Lucia Lardizabal de HawitHonduras —
7th Yara CastanhoBrazil —
8th Alejandro MendezEl Salvador —
9th Kyle StrawCanada —
10th Fabrizio SencionMexico —
11th Stefanos DomatiotisGreece —
12th Thomas SchweigerGermany —
13th Auren Chacon LeivaCosta Rica —
14th John GordanUnited Kingdom —
15th Jae-Hyuek AnSouth Korea —
16th Javier GarciaSpain —
17th Attila MolnarHungary —
18th Francesco SanapoItaly —
19th Luciano MarcolinoNew Zealand —
20th Mie NakaharaJapan —
21st Nadya MotylkovaRussia —
22nd Anthony CalvezFrance —
23rd Oda Misje HaugNorway —
24th Benyapa NaowanThailand —
25th Sander SchatNetherlands —
26th Mauricio RomeroColombia —
27th Izabela PopiolekPoland —
28th Emil ErikssonSweden —
29th Anna KappeliSwitzerland —
30th Kenny BurssensBelgium —
31st Chung-lun ChangTaiwan —
32nd Goran HuberAustria —
33rd Tereza BalaCzech Republic —
34th Anastasiya SolopikhinaUkraine —
35th Joona SuominenFinland —
36th Stanislav CibulaSlovakia —
37th Sille KuttnerEstonia —
38th Ishan NatalieSouth Africa —
39th Yungui ZhouChina —
40th Jimmy NjorogeKenya —
41st Ingibjorg FerrerIceland —
42nd Nenad StojanovicSerbia —
43rd Keith LohSingapore —
44th Engin KasalTurkey —
45th Matija HrkacCroatia —
46th Vikram KashyapUnited Arab Emirates —
47th Mbabazi RobertsUganda —
48th Manish GurungIndia —
49th Syria MwanzaZambia —

Points shown are what each placing is worth today. London 2010. Two-column scan: Finals and Semi-finals in the left column, Round One in the right, with scores from both columns interleaved on the same text lines. Rows were untangled using the consistent pattern (Round One score precedes the Round One rank/name on each line) and verified: all three sequences are strictly descending, the 12 semi-finalists equal the Round One top 12, and the final scores match the published 2010 results (706, 691, 672.5, 659.5, 644.5, 632). Interleaved rows are marked medium confidence. No company column; no disqualifications listed. Source: published results.