Video: Watch Remi vs Drake as part of the Pokémon TCG Junior Final from the 2023 Pokémon Europe International Championships

May 16, 2023

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The Pokémon Company has revealed more details regarding the 2023 Pokémon Championship Series. Read on below to learn more:

Remi vs Drake – Pokémon TCG Junior Final | EUIC 2023

These Pokémon players rose to the challenge in the latest event of the 2023 Championship Series season.

The Pokémon Europe International Championships took place over three exciting, match-filled days in London, England, on April 14–16, 2023. As the third International Championships event of the 2023 Championship Series season, the event featured heated competition across the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Pokémon Video Game Championship, Pokémon GO, and Pokémon UNITE.

These are the top finishers for the Pokémon Trading Card Game by age division:

	Juniors		Seniors		Masters
	148 players		165 players		1,525 players
1	Remi Lorenz	US	Rune Heiremans	BE	Alex Schemanske	US
2	Drake Zhu	NZ	Drew Stephenson	UK	Tord Reklev	NO
3	Yohann Cote	CA	eli maclean	UK	Pablo Meza	MX
4	Gregory VEXENAT	FR	Nicholas Calder	UK	Pedro Eugenio Torres	ES
5	Naël El-Kareh	ES	Xander Brown	UK	Aidan Khus	US
6	Prince Williams	US	Evan Pavelski	US	Trevore Read	CA
7	Aiden Farquhar	UK	Nathan Osterkatz	US	Eric Rodriguez	US
8	Jan Jakubowski	PL	riccardo corino	IT	Robert Kinbrum	UK

These are the top finishers for the Pokémon Video Game Championship by age division:

	Juniors		Seniors		Masters
	41 players		55 players		773 players
1	Pietro Nihal Kaludura Silva	IT	Mattia Cognetta	IT	Paul Chua	US
2	Federico Corino	IT	Kylan Van Severen	CA	Gabriel Agati Madeira	BR
3	Takumi Matsuo	AU	Christopher Han	US	Alexander D’Andrea	US
4	Ryder Beirne	US	Owen Lee	UK	Joan Perelló	ES
5	Kevin Han	US	Robbie Schaaij	NL	James Evans	US
6	Fabian MUSIKANT	DE	Jai Katyal	AU	Giulio Tarlao	IT
7	Owen Coffee	US	Alex Butters	UK	Ilias Roufogalis	GR
8	Laszlo LUNAZZI	FR	Jaden Davies	UK	Paul Ruiz	EC

These are the top finishers for Pokémon GO:

	230 players
1	Thomas Martin	FR
2	Andrew Medhurst	UK
3	Stan Tendijck	NL
4	Matt McDermott	UK
T-5	Federico Scafidi	IT
T-5	Iván Nicolás Robles	ES
T-7	Daniel Wigert	SE
T-7	Thomas Kok	NL

These are the top teams from the Pokémon UNITE – EU Aeos Cup Finals tournament:

	8 teams (Finals bracket only)
1	Talibobo Believers	Fabio Bügler	CH
		Klaus Zanaj	IT
		Adam Frilay	FR
		Conor McDermott	UK
		Leo Chiba	FR
2	Nouns Esports	Marc Ceprian Martinez	ES
		Hassan Al Abadi	DE
		Alberto González Torralbo	ES
		Anton Levi	UK
		Raoul Monsanto	NL
3	TimeToShine	Calvin van Baalen	NL
		Raul Candeias	PT
		Ángel Sánchez	ES
		Ivan Cubela	ES
		Óscar Sánchez	ES
4	Woof Woof	Manuel Pizzo	IT
		Marvin Galle	DE
		Adrian Troia	PL
		Swami Gallardo Aquino	ES
		Alexander Rydevald	SE
T-5	Gigachad Gaming	Dominik Mairiedl	DE
		Nils von Lengerke	DE
		Enrico Hotter	DE
		Leon Voges	DE
		Matthäus Haselmaier	DE
T-5	Zephyr Esport	Antoine Clémence	CH
		Hou Tin Tung	FR
		Nicolas Troutot	FR
		Emmanuel Besset	FR
		Adrien Clémence	CH
T-7	Summerhouse	Noah Jüch	DE
		Sadiq Coley	UK
		Marcel Lafer	AT
		Andrei Tudor	SE
		Emmelina Lindegren	SE
T-7	Off-Meta Gaming	Marcel Givel	CH
		Anaëlle Lempereur	FR
		Bruno Rodrigues Freitas	CH
		Yann Dumont	FR
		Hugo Jacquin	FR

Don’t forget to check out the winning team and deck lists at Pokemon.com/EventResults. The next International Championships event will be the Pokémon North America International Championships, taking place in Columbus, Ohio, on June 30–July 2, 2023. Check back soon for details about the event and follow the action when it begins on Twitch.tv/Pokemon.

Source: Pokemon.com

Close to 3,000 Pokémon players gathered in London, England, from April 14–16, 2023, for the Europe International Championships of the 2023 Championship Series season.

London, UK — April 18, 2023 — Over the weekend, Pokémon fans and players from around the globe gathered at ExCeL London in London, England, for the 2023 Pokémon Europe International Championships. The competition featured a payout of Championship Points and thousands of dollars’ worth of prizes, spread between the Pokémon Trading Card Game, the Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet video games, Pokémon GO, and for the first time at an International Championships, Pokémon UNITE.

Across three days of intense competition, Trainers taking part in Pokémon Trading Card Game, Pokémon video game, and Pokémon UNITE tournaments battled for high Championship Point payouts, used to determine Travel Awards to future International Championships events and invitations to this year’s Pokémon World Championships taking place in Yokohama, Japan, from August 11–13. Pokémon GO players also battled for a chance to qualify for the 2023 Pokémon World Championships.

The 2023 Pokémon Europe International Champions are:

Trading Card Game Junior Division:
1st place: Remi Lorenz [US]
2nd place: Drake Zhu [NZ]

Trading Card Game Senior Division:
1st place: Rune Heiremans [BE]
2nd place: Drew Stephenson [UK]

Trading Card Game Masters Division:
1st place: Alex Schemanske [US]
2nd place: Tord Reklev [NO]

Video Game Junior Division:
1st place: Pietro Nihal Kaludura Silva [IT]
2nd place: Federico Corino [IT]

Video Game Senior Division:
1st place: Mattia Cognetta [IT]
2nd place: Kylan Van Severen [CA]

Video Game Masters Division:
1st place: Paul Chua [US]
2nd place: Gabriel Agati Madeira [BR]

Pokémon GO:
1st place: Thomas “TontonBatteuse” Martin [FR]
2nd place: Andrew “Nesabethan” Medhurst [UK]

Pokémon UNITE:
1st place: Talibobo Believers

Fabio “Zervas” Bügler
Klaus “KlausVIII” Zanaj
Adam “Megu爱” Frilay
Conor “ToonSlim” McDermott
Leo “Lunderu霧” Chiba

2nd place: Nouns Esports

Marc “GyZ” Ceprian Martinez
Hassan “Ghatlue” Al Abadi
Alberto “ADESu” González Torralbo
Anton “BruvHD” Levi
Raoul “Sixsies六‘’ Monsanto

Winning decks and teams can be found at Pokemon.com/EventResults.

For more information about the Pokémon Championship Series, including rules, tournament locations, dates, times, prizes, and more, please visit www.pokemon.com/us/play-pokemon/

Source: Pokemon.com