Teams and Results from the 2019 Melbourne Open

EventMelbourne Open (Special Event)
Location Melbourne, Australia
DateSeptember 1-2, 2018
Attendance41 players (Masters)
VideogamePokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon
Season2019 Season – VGC18
Travel Award 2019 Oceania International Championships

Masters Division

# Country Player CP Team
1 Mitch Kendrick 200 CP gengar-megatapu-buluincineroarkommo-orotom-washwhimsicott
2 James Katsatros 160 CP charizard-mega-ytapu-kokolandorus-theriankartanacresseliasnorlax
3 Stuart Rutherford 130 CP gengar-megatapu-buluincineroarkommo-oazumarillwhimsicott
4 Matthew Roe 130 CP charizard-mega-ytapu-finilandorus-theriannihilegocresseliasnorlax
5 James Farrugia 100 CP heracross-megaswampert-megatapu-kokopelipperferrothornporygon2
6 Simon Konsti 100 CP metagross-megatapu-finizapdosincineroarlurantisporygon2
7 Alexander Poole 100 CP manectric-megatapu-finiincineroarlurantiscresseliasnorlax
8 Christopher Kan 100 CP latias-megatapu-kokolandorus-therianincineroarrotom-heatgastrodon
Usage Stats
# % Pokémon
5 62.5% incineroar
3 37.5% tapu-kokotapu-finilandorus-theriancresseliasnorlax
2 25% gengar-megacharizard-mega-ytapu-bulukommo-owhimsicottlurantisporygon2
1 12.5% latias-megametagross-megaheracross-megaswampert-megamanectric-megazapdoskartanapelipperazumarillnihilegoferrothorngastrodonrotom-washrotom-heat

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