Results of the First Six Rounds at EurOpen 2014 Stuttgart



EurOpen 2014 WSDC tournament
Stuttgart, Germany

Round One
"This House Would ban strikes in essential state services".

MBG 0:3 Lithuania
Netherlands 3:0 Mixed
Denmark 0:3 USA Red
Pakistan Sondhi 3:0 Turkey FMV
JKG Sttgt 3:0 FAG
Romania ARGO 2:1 Dillmann Gymnasium
Heidehof 0:3 Slovenia B
Turkey ACI 0:3 Debate@British
Romania SAVA 3:0 Karls Gymnasium
USA Blue 3:0 China
Romania AES 0:3 Netherlands 2
Germany Black 0:3 Canada East
Czech Red 2:1 Israel 1
St. Benno 0:3 Canada West
Hamburg Bergedorf 0:3 Westside
Hamburg Blankenese 0:3 Patch High School
Germany Red 1:2 Israel 2
Jerusalem 0:3 Slovenia A
Turkey KEL 0:3 Czech Blue

Round Two
"THBT national central banks should set limits on governmental spending"

Hamburg Bergedorf 0:3 China
St. Benno 3:0 Karls Gymnasium
Germany Red 3:0 Turkey KEL
Debate@British 0:3 Netherlands 3
Lithuania 1:2 Pakistan Sondhi
Israel 1 3:0 Romania AES
Czech Red 2:1 JKG Sttgt
Slovenia A 2:1 USA Red
Germany Black 0:3 Canada West
Heidehof Gym 3:0 Patch High School
Slovenia B 3:0 Mixed
Denmark 0:3 Netherlands 1
Canada East 3:0 Czech Blue
Romania SAVA 0:3 Netherlands 2
Jerusalem 3:0 Westside
Max Born Gymnasium 3:0 Hamburg Blankenese
USA Blue 3:0 Turkey FMV
Romania ARGO 0:3 Israel 2
Friedrich Abel Gymnasium 3:0 Turkey ACI
Dillmann Gymnasium 0:3 Czech White

Round Three
"THW criminalise the websites which glorify eating disorders."

Debate@British 2:1 Germany Red
Turkey FMV 2:1 Denmark
Dillmann Gymnasium 1:2 USA Blue
Mixed 0:3 St. Benno
USA Red 2:1 Romania SAVA
Westside 0:3 Heidehof Gymnasium
Israel 2 1:2 Czech Red
China 2:1 Czech White
Slovenia B 2:1 Jerusalem
Karls Gymnasium 1:2 Netherlands 1
Slovenia A 3:0 JKG Sttgt
Patch High School 0:3 Pakistan Sondhi
Lithuania 3:0 Turkey KEL
Canada East 3:0 Turkey ACI
Netherlands 3 3:0 MBG
Czech Blue 1:2 Romania AES
Canada West 3:0 Romania ARGO
Friedrich Abel Gymnasium 3:0 Hamburg Bergedorf
Israel 1 2:1 Germany Black
Netherlands 2 3:0 Hamburg Blankenese

Round Four
"THBT Obama should enter a militay alliance with Assad to combat the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria" 

Turkey KEL 1:2 Patch High School
Mixed 3:0 Turkey FMV
Heidehof Gymnasium 1:2 Israel 2
Canada West 3:0 MBG
Lithuania 1:2 Germany Black
Netherlands 1 3:0 Turkey ACI
Slovenia B 0:3 Romenia SAVA
Hamburg Blankenese 0:3 China
Romania AES 0:3 Jerusalem
Slovenia A 3:0 Dillmann Gymnasium
Romania ARGO 2:1 St. Benno
Karls Gymnasium 0:3 JKG Sttgt
Germany Red 0:3 Netherlands 3
Israel 1 3:0 Czech Blue
Westside 0:3 Netherlands 2
Denmark 0:3 Pakistan Sondhi
USA Red 3:0 Czech Red
Hamburg Bergedorf 0:3 Canada East
Czech White 0:3 USA Blue
Debate@British 2:1 Friedrich Abel Gymnasium

Round Five
Impromptu "THW require a university degree to be eligible to run for public office"
Closed round.

Round Six
"THBT parents should not involve their children in organised religion until they reach the age of 18."

CAN West 3:0 Westside
Israel 2 0:3 CAN East
NED 2 3:0 GER Black
HH Blankenese 0:3 USA Blue
Lithuania 0:3 USA Red
CZE Red 0:3 Jerusalem
ROM SAVA 3:0 Patch High School
Dillmann 0:3 Israel 1
Debate@British 2:1 Turkey FMV
Denmark 0:3 Karls-GYM Stgt
Joh.-Kepler-GYM Stgt 0:3 China
ROM AES 2:1 HH Bergedorf
Fr.-Abel-GYM 0:3 NED 3
Slovenia A 0:3 CZE White
MIXED 0:3 Max-Born
NED 1 2:1 ROM ARGO
Pakistan Sondhi 3:0 Turkey ACI
Heidehof 3:0 CZE Blue
CZE Red 3:0 St. Benno DD
Turkey KEL 1:2 Slovenia B



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