Lifesaving is a sport practised in both indoor swimming pools and on open beaches, and requires participants to be trained as pool and beach lifeguards. The sport consists of a series of competition disciplines intended to develop and demonstrate lifesaving skills, fitness and motivation. Lifesaving is a humanitarian activity from which this vibrant, highly-skilled and exciting sport has developed. All athletes must obtain their nation’s minimum lifesaving/lifeguarding qualification before they can participate.

Lifesaving tests an athlete’s skills in rescue, accident prevention and emergency care. The events of Lifesaving replicate common rescue techniques, including manikin (i.e. victim) “carry” with or without fins, manikin tow using a rescue tube, an obstacle swim and a super lifesaver combining the carry and tow disciplines in the same race. Team events replicate these skills in a relay format.

In The World Games 2022, only events from the pool disciplines are conducted.

The pool competition is a timed competition. Athletes swim as fast as possible from one side of the pool to the other side, completing the pre-defined distance. Some events require the competitor to swim underwater, and “surface” with a manikin retrieved from the floor of the pool.

- No qualifying rounds. All events will have straight finals.

- The best three athletes or teams of each competition will receive Gold, Silver and Bronze.

50 m Manikin Carry:

With a dive start on an audible signal, the competitor races 25 m freestyle and then dives to recover a submerged manikin to the surface within 5 m of the pick-up line. The competitor then carries the manikin to touch the finish edge of the pool.

100 m Manikin Carry with Fins:

Competitors are allowed the use of fins on their feet, which allow them to go quicker. With a dive start on audible signal, the competitor races 50 m freestyle wearing fins and then recovers a submerged manikin, located on the floor of the pool by the turn wall, to the surface within 10 m of the turning edge. The competitor carries the manikin to touch the finish edge of the pool. The competitor may swim the first 50 m underwater and is not required to surface until they have recovered the manikin.

200 m Obstacle Swim:

Two obstacles are placed in each lane, 12.5 m from the start edge and 12.5 m from the turn edge  With a dive entry on an audible signal, the competitor races the 200 m course passing eight times under the immersed obstacle to touch the finish edge of the pool. Competitors must surface after the dive entry before the first obstacle; after passing under each obstacle; and after a turn prior to passing under an obstacle.

200 m Super Lifesaver:

With a dive entry on an audible signal, the competitor races 75 m freestyle and then dives to recover a submerged manikin placed on the floor of the pool at the 25 m distance. The competitor surfaces the manikin within the 5 m pick-up zone and carries it to the turning wall. After touching the wall, the competitor releases the manikin.

While remaining n the water, the competitor dons fins and rescue tube and races 50 m freestyle with fins and rescue tube. After touching the turn wall, and within the 10 m pick-up zone, the competitor fixes the rescue tube correctly around a manikin and tows it 50 m to the finish.

100 m Manikin tow with fins:

With a dive start on an audible signal, the competitor races 50 m freestyle with fins and rescue tube. After touching the turning wall, and within the 10 m pick-up zone, the competitor fixes the rescue tube correctly around a manikin and tows it to the finish. The event is complete when the competitor touches the finish edge of the pool.

4x25 m Manikin Relay

Four competitors in turn carry a manikin approximately 25 m each. The first competitor carries the manikin and passes it on to their teammate at the 25 m mark. The second team member then swims to the end of the pool where the third teammate takes over and swims to the middle of the pool where the fourth member takes over the manikin. The event is complete when the fourth member touches the finishing edge of the pool, still holding the manikin.

4x50m Obstacle Relay

Each member of the team goes from one end of the pool to the other (50 m), swimming under two obstacles.  They must surface before and after passing under each obstacle. Once the first team member completes the 50 m, the second can begin and so on. Each team member has to navigate under 2 obstacles within the 50 m. The event is complete when the fourth member touches the finishing edge of the pool.

4x50m Medley Relay

The first competitor swims 50 m freestyle without fins. The second competitor swims 50 m freestyle with fins. The third competitor swims 50 m freestyle pulling a rescue tube and after having touched the wall, passes the harness of the rescue tube to a fourth competitor who wears fins.  The third competitor, now playing the role of “victim”, holds the rescue tube with both hands, while being towed 50 m by the fourth competitor to the finish.

More information on starts can be found here.

More information on the event description can be found here.

Obstacle Swim: Competitors must surface after the dive entry before the obstacle; after passing under each obstacle; and after a turn prior to passing under an obstacle. Competitors may push off the pool bottom when surfacing from under each of the obstacles.

Manikin Carry: Competitor’s need not touch the turn wall/edge of the pool when recovering the manikin (100 m Manikin Carry with Fins).

Manikin Tow: After touching the turn wall/edge, and within the 10 m pick-up zone, the competitor fixes the rescue tube correctly around a manikin and tows it to the finish. The line of the rescue tube must become fully extended as soon as possible, and before the top of the manikin’s head passes the 10 m line.

Super Lifesaver: While remaining in the water, the competitor dons fins and rescue tube and swims 75 m freestyle. After touching the wall/edge, and within the 10 m pick-up zone, the competitor fixes the rescue tube correctly around a manikin and tows it to the finish. The line of the rescue tube must become fully extended as soon as possible and before the top of the manikin’s head passes the 10 m line. 

Manikin Relay: Competitors must remain in the water at the surface in their lanes and designated changeover zone, until the completion of the event has been signalled.
Only the incoming and outgoing competitors may participate in the manikin exchange. The incoming competitors may assist outgoing competitors, but only as long as the top of the manikin’s head remains within the start/finish and changeover zones.
The hand of one competitor must be in contact with the manikin at all times.

More information about judges can be found here.

Obstacle Swim: Swimming into or otherwise bumping an obstacle is not a behaviour that results in disqualification.

Manikin Carry: Competitors will be disqualified if the manner of carrying the manikin is incorrect.

Manikin Tow: Athletes are disqualified for taking assistance from any pool fitting (e.g. lane rope, steps, underwater hockey fittings) when fixing the rescue tube around the manikin – not including the bottom of the pool. At 50 m (in 100 m event) if not touching the pool wall before touching the manikin.

Super Lifesaver: Competitors need not touch the turn wall/edge of the pool when recovering the submerged manikin in the manikin carry leg of the event, but they will be disqualified if the manner of the carry is incorrect. 
If the manikin slips from the rescue tube after it is secured, or is towed upside down, the competitor will be disqualified.

More information on disqualification can be found here.

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Jacopo MUSSO (ITA)
2. Andrea Vittorio PIRODDI (ITA)
3. Kevin LEHR (GER)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Pamela HENDRY (AUS)
2. Justine WEYDERS (FRA)
3. Federica VOLPINI (ITA)

100m Manikin Tow with Fins Men

1. Jacopo MUSSO (ITA)
2. Kevin LEHR (GER)
3. Samuel BELL (AUS)

100m Manikin Tow with Fins Women

1. Justine WEYDERS (FRA)
2. Federica VOLPINI (ITA)
3. Pamela HENDRY (AUS)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. Bradley WOODWARD (AUS)
2. Federico GILARDI (ITA)
3. Steven KENT (NZL)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Silvia MESCHIARI (ITA)
2. Alicja TCHORZ (POL)
3. Margaux FABRE (FRA)

200m Super Lifesaver Men

1. Daniele SANNA (ITA)
2. Federico GILARDI (ITA)
3. Tom MONTGOMERY (AUS)

200m Super Lifesaver Women

1. Silvia MESCHIARI (ITA)
2. Prue DAVIES (AUS)
3. Mariah JONES (AUS)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Danny WIECK (GER)
2. Joshua PERLING (GER)
3. Bradley WOODWARD (AUS)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Huimin WU (CHN)
2. Mariah JONES (AUS)
3. Cristina LEANZA (ITA)

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Men

1. Team GER
2. Team POL
3. Team ESP

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Women

1. Team BEL
2. Team CHN
3. Team GER

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Men

1. Team ITA
2. Team AUS
3. Team GER

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Women

1. Team GER
2. Team AUS
3. Team POL

Team 4x50m Obstacle Relay Men

1. Team JPN
2. Team POL
3. Team FRA

Team 4x50m Obstacle Relay Women

1. Team FRA
2. Team AUS
3. Team CHN

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Francesco BONANNI (ITA)
2. Stefano COSTAMAGNA (ITA)
3. Anil SEZEN (GER)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Marta MOZZANICA (ITA)
2. Anneloes PEULEN (NED)
3. Marcella PRANDI (ITA)

100m Manikin Tow with Fins Men

1. Marcel HASSEMEIER (GER)
2. Anil SEZEN (GER)
3. Francesco BONANNI (ITA)

100m Manikin Tow with Fins Women

1. Justine WEYDERS (FRA)
2. Maria LUENGAS (ESP)
3. Maike OP HET VELD (NED)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. Niccolo MASCHI (ITA)
2. Federico PINOTTI (ITA)
3. Thomas VILACECA (FRA)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Silvia MESCHIARI (ITA)
2. Rongrong ZHENG (CHN)
3. Magali ROUSSEAU (FRA)

200m Super Lifesaver Men

1. Marcel HASSEMEIER (GER)
2. Federico PINOTTI (ITA)
3. Thomas VILACECA (FRA)

200m Super Lifesaver Women

1. Magali ROUSSEAU (FRA)
2. Chiara PIDELLO (ITA)
3. Laura PRANZO (ITA)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Stefano COSTAMAGNA (ITA)
2. Federico PINOTTI (ITA)
3. David MARAIS (RSA)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Magali ROUSSEAU (FRA)
2. Emmanuelle BESCHERON (FRA)
3. Bieke VANDENABEELE (BEL)

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Men

1. Team GER
2. Team ITA
3. Team RSA

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Women

1. Team GER
2. Team BEL
3. Team NED

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Men

1. Team FRA
2. Team GER
3. Team ITA

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Women

1. Team FRA
2. Team NED
3. Team GER

Team 4x50m Obstacle Relay Men

1. Team GER
2. Team ITA
3. Team FRA

Team 4x50m Obstacle Relay Women

1. Team FRA
2. Team CHN
3. Team ITA

100m Combined Rescue Men

1. Federico PINOTTI (ITA)
2. Giovanni LEGNANI (ITA)
3. Andrew BOWDEN (AUS)

100m Combined Rescue Women

1. Yu-ting GAO (CHN)
2. Sarah WINDSOR (AUS)
3. Qian HE (CHN)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Simone PROCACCIA (ITA)
2. Jia-Wen ZHANG (CHN)
3. Nicola FERRUA (ITA)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Jian-rong SONG (CHN)
2. Jie-fen HUANG (CHN)
3. Marcella PRANDI (ITA)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. En-jian ZHANG (CHN)
2. Federico PINOTTI (ITA)
3. Benjamin BILSKI (GER)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Ying LU (CHN)
2. Jie-qiao YANG (CHN)
3. Chin-kuei YANG (TPE)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Federico PINOTTI (ITA)
2. Florian LACLAUSTRA (FRA)
3. Giovanni LEGNANI (ITA)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Isabella CERQUOZZI (ITA)
2. Yu-ting GAO (CHN)
3. Qian HE (CHN)

100m Combined Rescue Men

1. Guillem RIAND (FRA)
2. Fernando DEL VILLAR (ESP)
3. Soeren BORCH (GER)

100m Combined Rescue Women

1. Jennifer PARRY (AUS)
2. Elena PRELLE (ITA)
3. Alexandra BANNON (AUS)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Nicola FERRUA (ITA)
2. Carsten SCHLEPPHORST (GER)
3. Graeme WILLCOX (RSA)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Katja POPKE (GER)
2. Monique DRIESSEN (NED)
3. Sandra TEMMERMAN (NED)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. Pierre-Yves ROMANINI (BEL)
2. Lutz HEIMANN (GER)
3. Guillem RIAND (FRA)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Erica BURATTO (ITA)
2. Sarah WINDSOR (AUS)
3. Bieke VANDENABEELE (BEL)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Hagen LEDITSCHKE (GER)
2. Mauro LOCCHI (ITA)
3. Fernando DEL VILLAR (ESP)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Elena PRELLE (ITA)
2. Monique DRIESSEN (NED)
3. Jennifer PARRY (AUS)

100m Combined Rescue Men

1. Lutz HEIMANN (GER)
2. Jason O'PRAY (AUS)
3. Stephen SHORT (AUS)

100m Combined Rescue Women

1. Leigh HABLER (AUS)
2. Jana PESCHECK (GER)
3. Aurelie GOFFIN (BEL)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Jason O'PRAY (AUS)
2. Maik HOFMANN (GER)
3. Matthew BOUMAN (RSA)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Paola ZAGO (ITA)
2. Marcella PRANDI (ITA)
3. Alexandra BERLIN (GER)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. Roel JANSEN (BEL)
2. Stephen SHORT (AUS)
3. Germano PROIETTI (ITA)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Kate KRYWULYCZ (AUS)
2. Bieke VANDENABEELE (BEL)
3. Stacey BOWLEY (RSA)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Pablo TERRADILLOS SUA-REZ (ESP)
2. Jason O'PRAY (AUS)
3. Stephen SHORT (AUS)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Leigh HABLER (AUS)
2. Aurelie GOFFIN (BEL)
3. Isabella CERQUOZZI (ITA)

100m Combined Rescue Men

1. Tarik BOERNER (GER)
2. Federico MASTROSTEFANO (ITA)
3. Gianluca LIANDORI (ITA)

100m Combined Rescue Women

1. Cristina BIANCONI (ITA)
2. Wiebke REIT (GER)
3. Anne LUEHN (GER)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Alessandro GIRALDO (ITA)
2. Carsten SCHLEPPHORST (GER)
3. Federico MASTROSTEFANO (ITA)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Anne LUEHN (GER)
2. Monique DRIESSEN (NED)
3. Deborah ROBINSON (RSA)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. Bart REYMEN (BEL)
2. Hans BYLEMANS (BEL)
3. Alessandro GIRALDO (ITA)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Annika MORIN (SWE)
2. Cornelia CARL (GER)
3. Carolina BENEYTO (ESP)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Gianluca LIANDORI (ITA)
2. Tarik BOERNER (GER)
3. Thorsten LAURENT (GER)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Cristina BIANCONI (ITA)
2. Anne LUEHN (GER)
3. Monique DRIESSEN (NED)

Ball Throwing 2/2 Men

1. Team GER
2. Team NED
3. Team RSA

Ball Throwing 2/2 Women

1. Team BEL
2. Team ITA
3. Team GER

Rescue Tube Relay 4x50m Men

1. Team BEL
2. Team ITA
3. Team FRA

Rescue Tube Relay 4x50m Women

1. Team ITA
2. Team GER
3. Team NED

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Men

1. Team ITA
2. Team GER
3. Team ESP

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Women

1. Team ESP
2. Team ITA
3. Team GER

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Men

1. Team ITA
2. Team GER
3. Team FRA

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Women

1. Team GER
2. Team NED
3. Team ITA

100m Combined Rescue Men

1. Marcello SAPORITI (ITA)
2. Fabrizio CARATTI (ITA)
3. Andreas FISCHER (GER)

100m Combined Rescue Women

1. Cari JOHANSSON (SWE)
2. Carmen GEISSLER (GER)
3. Bettina LANGE (GER)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Klaus HERMES (GER)
2. Burkhard HOLE (GER)
3. Wolfgang RESCH (GER)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Carmen GEISSLER (GER)
2. Bettina LANGE (GER)
3. Christine HOLE (GER)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. Bart REYMEN (BEL)
2. Burkhard HOLE (GER)
3. Maurizio GENTILI (ITA)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Melanie MOHNKE (GER)
2. Cristina BERNARDINI (ITA)
3. Christine HOLE (GER)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Marcello SAPORITI (ITA)
2. Fabrizio CARATTI (ITA)
3. Andreas FISCHER (GER)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Carmen GEISSLER (GER)
2. Tiziana MOLFINI (ITA)
3. Jolanda VAN DALEN (NED)

Ball Throwing 2/2 Men

1. Team SWE
2. Team RSA
3. Team GBR

Ball Throwing 2/2 Women

1. Team SWE
2. Team ITA
3. Team GBR

Rescue Tube Relay 4x50m Men

1. Team ITA
2. Team GER
3. Team BEL

Rescue Tube Relay 4x50m Women

1. Team GER
2. Team SWE
3. Team RSA

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Men

1. Team ITA
2. Team GER
3. Team SWE

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Women

1. Team GER
2. Team NED
3. Team SWE

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Men

1. Team GER
2. Team ITA
3. Team ESP

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Women

1. Team GER
2. Team ITA
3. Team SWE

100m Combined Rescue Men

1. Pietro VOLTAN (ITA)
2. Marcello SAPORITI (ITA)
3. Pierre-Charles COCU (FRA)

100m Combined Rescue Women

1. Antje HOLE (GER)
2. Cristina BERNARDINI (ITA)
3. Natalia GUSOVSKAYA (URS)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Mauro BERTOLINI (ITA)
2. Pietro VOLTAN (ITA)
3. Walter VERBERGHT (BEL)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Ellena NOVOJILOVA (URS)
2. Concepcion ESCATTLAR (ESP)
3. Bettina LANGE (GER)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. Manfred KOEDER (GER)
2. Pierre-Charles COCU (FRA)
3. Pietro VOLTAN (ITA)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Cristina BERNARDINI (ITA)
2. Ellena NOVOJILOVA (URS)
3. Sigrid HUYGEN (BEL)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Pietro VOLTAN (ITA)
2. Marcello SAPORITI (ITA)
3. Juri DUDNIKOV (URS)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Natalia GUSOVSKAYA (URS)
2. Antje HOLE (GER)
3. Svetlana ROYANOVA (URS)

Rescue Tube Relay 4x50m Men

1. Team GER
2. Team urs
3. Team ITA

Rescue Tube Relay 4x50m Women

1. Team ITA
2. Team urs
3. Team GER

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Men

1. Team ITA
2. Team urs
3. Team GER

Team 4x25m Manikin Relay Women

1. Team ITA
2. Team urs
3. Team GER

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Men

1. Team ITA
2. Team urs
3. Team GER

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Women

1. Team urs
2. Team ITA
3. Team GER

Tetrathlon Men

1. Pietro VOLTAN (ITA)
2. Pierre-Charles COCU (FRA)
3. Marcello SAPORITI (ITA)

Tetrathlon Women

1. Cristina BERNARDINI (ITA)
2. Ellena NOVOJILOVA (URS)
3. Bettina LANGE (GER)

100m Combined Rescue Men

1. Mauro BERTOLINI (ITA)
2. Francesco SENNIS (ITA)
3. Roberto BONANNI (ITA)

100m Combined Rescue Women

1. Monica NEGRO (ITA)
2. Angela CANTELLI (ITA)
3. Jutta RAMISCH (GER)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men

1. Roberto BONANNI (ITA)
2. Francesco SENNIS (ITA)
3. Frank REGEL (GER)

100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women

1. Concepcion ESCATTLAR (ESP)
2. Birgit RAMISCH (GER)
3. Cristina FURLAN (ITA)

200m Obstacle Swim Men

1. Roberto BONANNI (ITA)
2. Manfred KOEDER (GER)
3. Miguel CRUZ RIVERO (ESP)

200m Obstacle Swim Women

1. Angela CANTELLI (ITA)
2. Francisca ROMERO (ESP)
3. Cristina FURLAN (ITA)

50m Manikin Carry Men

1. Roberto BONANNI (ITA)
2. Mauro BERTOLINI (ITA)
3. Massimilliano TRAMONTANA (ITA)

50m Manikin Carry Women

1. Monica NEGRO (ITA)
2. Cristina BARTOCCI (ITA)
3. Angela CANTELLI (ITA)

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Men

1. Team ITA
2. Team GER
3. Team ESP

Team 4x50m Medley Relay Women

1. Team ITA
2. Team ESP
3. Team GER

Tetrathlon Men

1. Roberto BONANNI (ITA)
2. Francesco SENNIS (ITA)
3. Hans KWAKS (NED)

Tetrathlon Women

1. Angela CANTELLI (ITA)
2. Monica NEGRO (ITA)
3. Cristina BARTOCCI (ITA)

• Danny WIECK(GER): 1. in TWG2017, 1. in TWG2017, 3. in TWG2017, 5. in TWG2017, 1. in TWG2013, 1. in TWG2013, 2. in TWG2013
• Magali ROUSSEAU(FRA): 1. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017, 1. in TWG2013, 1. in TWG2013, 1. in TWG2013, 1. in TWG2013, 3. in TWG2013
• Justine WEYDERS(FRA): 1. in TWG2017, 1. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017, 1. in TWG2013, 1. in TWG2013, 1. in TWG2013
• Silvia MESCHIARI(ITA): 1. in TWG2017, 1. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 1. in TWG2013, 3. in TWG2013
• Sofie BOOGAERTS(BEL): 1. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2013
• Nuria PAYOLA(ESP): 7. in TWG2017
• Antia GARCIA(ESP): 5. in TWG2017, 7. in TWG2017
• Federico GILARDI(ITA): 1. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017
• Federica VOLPINI(ITA): 2. in TWG2017, 3. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017
• Aurelie ROMANINI(BEL): 1. in TWG2017
• Naoya HIRANO(JPN): 1. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017, 7. in TWG2017, 8. in TWG2017, 8. in TWG2017
• Wojciech KOTOWSKI(POL): 2. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 7. in TWG2017
• Alicja TCHORZ(POL): 2. in TWG2017, 3. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 5. in TWG2017, 7. in TWG2017
• Joni CEUSTERS(BEL): 7. in TWG2017, 7. in TWG2017
• Kerstin LANGE(GER): 1. in TWG2017, 3. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017
• Nele VANBUEL(BEL): 1. in TWG2017
• Joshua PERLING(GER): 1. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 5. in TWG2017
• Stefanie LINDEKENS(BEL): 1. in TWG2017
• Cezary KEPA(POL): 2. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 6. in TWG2017
• Adam DUBIEL(POL): 2. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 5. in TWG2017, 5. in TWG2017
• Kevin LEHR(GER): 1. in TWG2017, 2. in TWG2017, 3. in TWG2017, 3. in TWG2017, 5. in TWG2017
• Suguru ANDO(JPN): 1. in TWG2017, 7. in TWG2017, 7. in TWG2017
• Jan MALKOWSKI(GER): 3. in TWG2017, 4. in TWG2017, 5. in TWG2017
• Shun NISHIYAMA(JPN): 1. in TWG2017, 7. in TWG2017
• Mateusz SZURMIEJ(POL): 7. in TWG2017
• Petra SENANSZKY(HUN): 1. in TWG2017, 1. in TWG2017