Videos / FIE Junior and Cadet World Championships, Dubai 2022· Junior Women’s Sabre · Table of 32
Kokona KIKUCHI v Magda SKARBONKIEWICZ
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- Kokona KIKUCHI 7
- Magda SKARBONKIEWICZ Won 15
9 Apr 2022, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Their head to head
Kokona KIKUCHI 1–2 Magda SKARBONKIEWICZ
| When | Event | Round | Kokona KIKUCHI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Dec 2024 | FIE Grand Prix, Orléans 2024, Senior Women’s Sabre | Pool 2 | Lost 0–5 | |
| 17 Dec 2022 | FIE Junior World Cup, Dormagen 2022, Junior Women’s Sabre | Pool 1 | Won 5–3 | |
| 9 Apr 2022 | FIE Junior and Cadet World Championships, Dubai 2022, Junior Women’s Sabre | Table of 32 | Lost 7–15 | This one |
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