Gold medals are awarded to the top placing individuals in IPSC sanctioned matches. (See Match Results)

The 2000 President's List of Medal Winners is here.

Please note:
Medals are awarded to Division winners (Open, Standard, Modified, Production and Revolver) only when there are at least 10 competitors in the Division, and to Category winners (Lady, Junior, Senior) only when there are at least 5 competitors in the Category.

2000 IPSC Region Medals Brazil (BRA) 85 Philippines (PHI) 64 France (FRA) 28 Germany (GER) 25 Greece (GRE) 24 South Africa (RSA) 18 Canada (CAN) 16 Argentina (ARG) 15 Austria (AUT) 14 Czech Republic (CZE) 14 Slovak Rebublic (SVK) 13 United States (USA) 13 Norway (NOR) 8 Sweden (SWE) 8 Finland (FIN) 7 Italy (ITA) 6 Venezuela (VEN) 6 Australia (AUS) 4 Belgium (BEL 4 New Zealand (NZL) 4 Slovenia (SLO) 4 Ecuador (ECU) 4 Israel (ISR) 3 Denmark (DEN) 3 Hungary (HUN) 2 Puerto Rico (PUR) 2 Switzerland (SUI) 2 Netheralnds (NED) 2 Colombia (COL) 1 Papua New Guinea (PNG) 1 Poland (POL) 1 Russia (RUS) 1 Uruguay (URU) 1

French phenom, and current world Open champion, Eric Grauffel owns more President's medals than anyone else. This movie clip shows us why.

2000 President's List

	Eric Grauffel (FRA)	11
	Claudio Annes (BRA)	6
	Marian Vysny (SVK)	6
	Martin Kamenicek (CZE)	5
	Gabriele Kraushofer (AUT)	5
	Julio Morandi (BRA)	5
	Fegus Andrej (SLO)	4
	Christian Lacroix (BEL)	4
	Jerome Morales (PHI)	4
	Rolf Neff (GER)	4
	Heide Rudolf (AUT)	4
	Antonio Adolpho (BRA)	3
	Jay Agayan (PHI)	3
	Ioannis Anastasiou (GRE)	3
	Mike Auger (CAN)	3
	Tamara Auler (BRA)	3
	Kay Clark-Miculek (USA)	3
	Nick Du Plessis (RSA)	3
	Todd Jarrett (USA)	3
	Athena Lee (PHI)	3
	Gerard Loy (PHI)	3
	Jojo Naranjilla (PHI)	3
	Dojo Palines (PHI)	3
	Heraldo Ribas (BRA)	3
	Jaime Saldanha Jr (BRA)	3
	Christian Wilda (GER)	3
	Bryant Yu (PHI)	3

The 1999 results are still available.

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