2022 AMBER PRIX

2022 “Amber Prix”

The sudden end of the COVID-19 pandemic was followed by another unexpected global challenge – the war between Russia and Ukraine. The world moved from one crisis to another, while international sporting life gradually began to recover.

In 2022, the organizers of the World WFF-WBBF Federation opened the year with the international “Universe” tournament held in Ludhiana, India. An international press conference for journalists was also organized. In matters of sports organization, federation leaders visited Poland, where they met with a member of the Polish Parliament Jan Szopinski to discuss future plans.

In the same year, the “Amber Prix” competition was held in Klaipeda. The event brought together athletes from eight countries: India, Finland, Slovakia, Poland, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, and Ukraine.

Results

Due to the large number of participants, only first-place winners in each category are listed:

Hanna Skytta (Finland)
Melita Zaiceva (Lithuania)
Iveta Trakacenoka (Latvia)
Dorateja Kiziauskaite (Lithuania)
Martina Fric (Slovakia)
Viltė Adomaityte (Lithuania)
Natalija Miszkowska, Przemyslaw Elsner (Poland)
Urte Rimtaviciute, Jokubas Uzubalis (Lithuania)
Violeta Tarasova, Veronika Tarasova, Patricija Kamitaite (Ukraine–Lithuania)
Akvilė Sarkaite (Lithuania)
Vasilij Bespalenko (Ukraine)
Anna Sobolewska Kucharska (Poland)
Rasa Greciene (Lithuania)
Vilma Poviloniene (Lithuania)
Sabina Petrova (Latvia)
Roman Polsin (Estonia)
Maris Sveiduks (Latvia)
Vidmantas Malakauskas (Lithuania)
Daniel Czaja (Poland)
Vilius Pranckevicius (Lithuania)
Aleksejs Petkevics (Latvia)
Maros Kanasz (Slovakia)
Vidmantas Markunas (Lithuania)
Vipnes Chowdry (India)
Rahul Joshi (India)
Raimondas Urbanavicius (Lithuania)
Tomasz Koltan (Poland)
Przemyslaw Elsner (Poland)
Hasti Singh (India)
Grzegorz Dąbrowski (Poland)

Overall Winners

Women: Anna Sobolewska Kucharska (Poland)
Men: Vasilij Bespalenko (Ukraine)

More information is on international site www.wff.lt