Results and Statistics from the 2020 Melbourne Open

Event2020 Melbourne Open (Special Event)
LocationAUS Melbourne, Australia
DateSeptember 1, 2019
Attendance60 players (Masters)
VideogamePokƩmon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon
Season2020 SeasonVGC 2019 Ultra Series
Travel AwardAUS 2020 Oceania Internationals

Masters Division

#SwissCountryPlayerCPTeam
15-1AUSAlfredo Chang-Gonzalez200 CPgroudon-primalxerneasgengar-megatapu-finiincineroarlandorus-therian
25-1AUSChristopher Kan160 CPgroudon-primalxerneassalamence-megatapu-finiincineroarmimikyu
36-0AUSJames Katsaros130 CPgroudon-primalxerneaskangaskhan-megaincineroartornadussmeargle
44-2AUSSam Pandelis130 CPgroudon-primalxerneassalamence-megatapu-kokoincineroarshedinja
55-1AUSFred Zhou100 CPkyogre-primalxerneasincineroarkartanatornadusamoonguss
65-1AUSMalcolm Mackellar100 CPkyogre-primalrayquaza-megascizor-megatapu-kokoincineroarraichu-alolan
75-1SGPMelvin Keh100 CPgroudon-primalxerneassalamence-megatapu-finiincineroarshedinja
84-2JPNYuki Ono100 CPgroudon-primalxerneaskangaskhan-megaincineroartornadusamoonguss

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