Teams from the VGC ’15 European National Championships
It has taken a little while for this to come about, I’m sorry for everyone who has been waiting on tenterhooks for this, but we finally have the full team lists from all of the European National Championships held across May and June. I’d like to thank the dozens of individuals that helped supply the team information that made this possible.
German Nationals
1) Markus Stefan (Blacklag)
2) Tobias Koschitzki (TobySxE)
3) Baris Ackos (Billa)
4) Luca Breitlig-Pause (sewadle)
5) Davide Sperati
6) Sergi Luna (lunaxxl99)
7) Matteo Gini (Matty)
8) Adrian Baumann (Euler)
9) Nemanja Sandic (Porengan)
10) Alejandro Gomez (Pokealex)
11) Jamie Miller (Blaze King7)
12) Christopher Schumacher (Zwockel)
13) Tirso Buttafuoco (Fuoco24)
14) Daniel Pastor (Danielux)
15) Pagonakis Yohan
16) Amin Sulzer (Lorenzo)
17) Szymon Wojdat (Szymoninho)
18) Pietro Chiri (kirro)
19) Florian Henry (Flynned)
20) Carlos Rodriguez (BrintMea)
21) Markus Stadter (13Yoshi37)
22) Naomi Fluckiger (Aquana)
23) Luigi Lo Giudice (LPROX)
24) Jonas Esser (Sharqi)
25) Rebecca Wolf (Sanchan)
26) Huib Buijssen (Lolnub)
27) Brian Zourdani
28) James Kean (Sweet Clive)
29) Christian Cheynubrata (chrisdc)
30) Abel Sanz (Flash)
31) Richard Z.
32) Felix Rössler (fxelxy)
33) Mattis Tebäck (JanobiiChan)
34) Brian Bruno
35) Daniel Mardjonvic
36) Christian Schultz (Anima)
37) Mark Klamt (Flame)
38) Alexander Kuhn (Hibiki)
39) Ufuk Kucukakyuz (Ufuk)
United Kingdom Nationals
1) Markus Stadter (13Yoshi37)
2) Arash Ommati (Mean)
3) Baris Ackos (Billa)
4) Eugenio Discalzi (XG J4SON)
5) Matthias Suchodolski (Lega)
6) Miguel Marti de la Torre (Sekiam)
7) Jamie Miller (Blaze King7)
8) Joe Cox (MegaPunchMew)
9) Lajos Kowalewski (Lajo)
10) Matteo Dorrell (MattDorrell)
11) Till Böhmer (Dark Psiana)
12) Terence Dray (Ty Flowsion)
13) Matteo Gini (Matty)
14) Dawn Mathieson
15) Jeremy Mantingh (Jezza)
16) Jan Michelberger (Lati)
17) Alvaro Rodriguez
18) Rachel Annand (SPEevee)
19) James Tarbuck (OnlineTuba)
20) Charlotte Hall (Jhon)
21) Sergio Marcos
22) Samuel East (Samuel996)
23) David de Pedro (soulofaetherym)
24) James Kean (Sweet Clive)
25) Sheldon Greenaway
26) Nathan Mack
27) William Tansley (StarKO)
28) Pedro Lima (Findow)
29) Lee Provost (Osirus)
30) Chalkey Horenstein (Chalkey)
31) Alberto Gini (BraindeadPrimeape)
32) Chris Foulds
33) Brandon Ikin (Toquill)
34) Barry Anderson (Baz Anderson)
35) Matthew Shepherd (KaSlaps)
36) Jamie Boyt (MrJellyLeggs)
37) Sam James
38) Oliver Hirsch (Yanzin)
Italian Nationals
1) Francesco Pardini (Alexis)
2) Dominic Scheffler (TheFlashColonel)
3) Miguel Marti de la Torre (Sekiam)
4) Raphael Paul (Glurakxy)
5) Florian Wurdack (DaFlo)
6) Marcel Kapelle (Massi)
7) Michelangelo Baudanza (IP Ender)
8) Riccardo Rispoli (Tecnarca)
9) Eloy Hahn (Dragoran5)
10) Giulia Sogaro
11) Anilcon Ackos (BillaBro)
12) Amin Sulzer (Lorenzo)
13) Carlos Rodriguez (BrintMea)
14) Matthias Hellmoldt (Tyvyr)
15) Peer Broxtermann (Bjart)
16) Christian Cheynubrata (chrisdc)
17) Victor Gardet
18) Len Deuel (Alaka)
19) Ugur Tatli
20) Matthias Suchodolski (Lega)
21) Akira Petrolini (ReaperJoker)
22) Gianalfredo Giusiano
23) Huib Buijssen (Lolnub)
24) Thomas Schadinger (th1806)
25) Aniello Iuliano (Senior14)
26) Javier Berdun (Burdunsito)
27) Ylenia Locatelli
28) Till Böhmer (Dark Psiana)
29) Eugenio Discalzi (XG J4SON)
30) Lorenzo Galassi (Greyfox)
31) Gabriele Cinquepalmi
32) Felix Rössler (fxelxy)
33) Adrian Baumann (Euler)
34) Rina Purdy
35) Joan Bennasar Bonnin (Nova)
36) Lee Provost (Osirus)
37) David Hernandez (Blumer)
38) Giovanni Milani
39) Federico Superti
About the Author
Wyrms Eye aka Nigel Gower started playing the VGC format in late 2013 following the release of Pokemon X and Y. Since then, his unusual style has seen him become a solid player within the community, culminating in an impressive NPA Season 3 run with the Mistralton Jets.
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The meta we were playing at these european Nats was just amazing 🙂 Let’s see how it evolves for Worlds!
All Terrain Venomoth
I’m afraid I mostly regretted having it in my party
It was a good idea in theory though 
If I had used it differently, like the EV spread or item or whatever, it might’ve done better for me.
Not that it’s a big problem for me, but my last name is supposed to look like this: “Tebäck”, so if you want to you can change it as well
In the middle of a write-up as we speak
Someone used a Ditto I couldn’t be happier.
Oh god, I realize now that some italians, like me, used pokémon like Rhydon and Dusclops at the national. lol
Yay, here in Italy, I remember that more people rooted for the German guy than the Italian one because Dominique had malamar and Jellicent. lol
Ugh, those painful flashbacks from Italy finals…
I’m very happy to see some people trying to find these unique ‘mons, which can actually work in the current meta. Venomoth (tried it :3), Ditto, Aurorus, Kabutops… Totally made my day!
Anybody know Yoshi’s full sets? Specially Gengar?
Hi!
There are some good teams here, I am very glad to see Aurorus, Mega Heracross, Chandelure!
One of these team is mine. I am Giulia Sogaro, my nick is Ares (It is also my ign).
If you would like to update 🙂
I have a question: why did you know all the top cut team? This is my first National, so I know nothing.
Thank you
Hi Ares, great to have you on Nugget Bridge!
To answer your question, the information of all the top cut teams is because myself and other people in the community try their utmost to collect all the information, and I help cover most of the European events. Basically after the event has finished, I get in touch with players I know who help to provide all the teams, and basically the aim is to collect it all on one place. The aim here is to give other people an idea of teams, showcase unusual strategies and Pokemon, but it also helps to give a picture of what is popular for later events. It helps players understand what to expect, what is common, and what is growing or losing popularity.