2024 Roundnet World Championship
| 2024 Roundnet World Championship | |
|---|---|
| Dates | Aug 29, 2024 |
| Location | Guildford, England· Surrey Sports Park |
| Organizer | International Roundnet Federation; British Roundnet |
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The 2024 Roundnet World Championship was the second edition of the Roundnet World Championships, organized by the International Roundnet Federation (IRF) and hosted by British Roundnet. It was held from August 29 to September 1, 2024 at Surrey Sports Park in Guildford, England.
Five world titles were awarded. Germany, Austria, and Switzerland won the men's, women's, and mixed individual championships respectively, while the United States retained both national squad championships.
Format
The men's, women's, and mixed individual championships used pool play followed by bracket play. Individual pairings did not have to match a country's squad pairings.
Each men's and women's national squad consisted of five ranked two-player teams. Teams of the same rank faced one another in each country-versus-country tie, and the first country to win three matchups won the tie. Squad competition used pool play followed by a single-elimination bracket. Each squad could also register up to two alternates before bracket play.
Results
| Category | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's individual | Eisenträger/Siemer Lukas Eisenträger / Paul Siemer Germany |
Insystem Blake Bosak / Etienne Cote Canada |
Bondi/Finocchi Joe Bondi / Gabe Finocchi United States |
| Women's individual | Tiramisu Megan Leybourne / Daniela Kadlec Austria |
Stadler/Stadler Franzi Stadler / Julia Stadler Germany |
Alt/Paysan Natacha Alt / Inès Paysan France |
| Mixed individual | Kunzelmann/Felix Laura Kunzelmann / Ramon Felix Switzerland |
Pierson/Rose Katie Pierson / Kieran Rose United States |
Vallée/Prince Laurence Vallée / Maxime Prince Canada |
| Men's squad | United States | Canada | Germany |
| Women's squad | United States | Germany | Austria |
Squad championships
The United States won both national squad championships for the second consecutive edition. The tables below list the two-player teams on each championship squad.
Men's squad
| Team | Players |
|---|---|
| Rogue | Thomas Hamilton / Ryan Marino |
| Bondi/Finocchi | Joe Bondi / Gabe Finocchi |
| Cole/Klapwijk | Matthew Cole / Grant Klapwijk |
| Picone/Nelson | Will Picone / Connor Nelson |
| Gross/Rose | Ryan Gross / Kieran Rose |
Women's squad
| Team | Players |
|---|---|
| Hui/O. Jenki | Karah Hui / Olivia Jenki |
| Washburn/A. Jenki | Lou Washburn / Ali Jenki |
| Morgan/Wu-Fleming | Kalin Morgan / Kayla Wu-Fleming |
| Pierson/Phan | Katie Pierson / Katheleen Phan |
| Timan/Allen | Julia Timan / Sarah Allen |
Registered alternates
| Squad | Players |
|---|---|
| Men's | Fredric Hinkle / Josh Fragiacomo |
| Women's | Elle Lowe / Joelle Nguyen |