North America International Championships 2023: Event Highlights

The North America International Championships 2023 took place in Columbus, Ohio, and it marked the final International Championships event of the 2023 Championship Series season. Hopeful Trainers from all over North America gathered to compete in the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG), Pokémon Video Game Championships (VGC), Pokémon GO, and Pokémon UNITE tournaments.

Pokémon TCG:

The Pokémon TCG competition had its dedicated stream on Twitch.tv/PokemonTCG, where viewers could watch exciting matches and follow the progress of skilled Trainers. The TCG tournament kicked off on Friday, June 30th, with the Day 1 Swiss Rounds from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. On Saturday, July 1st, the action continued with the Day 2 Swiss Rounds and proceeded to the Top 8 and Top 4 stages. Finally, on Sunday, July 2nd, the finals took place, starting at 8:00 a.m. (Pacific Daylight Time), and could be viewed on Twitch.tv/Pokemon.

Pokémon VGC:

For Pokémon Video Game Championships (VGC) enthusiasts, the dedicated stream was available on Twitch.tv/Pokemon, with commentary provided by a talented group of commentators. The VGC competition began on Friday, June 30th, featuring the Day 1 Swiss Rounds from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The action continued on Saturday, July 1st, with the Day 2 Swiss Rounds, followed by the Top 8 and Top 4 stages. The VGC Finals took place on Sunday, July 2nd, starting at 11:30 a.m. (Pacific Daylight Time) and could be watched on Twitch.tv/Pokemon.

Pokémon GO:

Pokémon GO fans were not left out, as their dedicated stream was available on Twitch.tv/PokemonGO, with an enthusiastic lineup of commentators. The Pokémon GO tournament kicked off on Friday, June 30th, with the Group Stage matches from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. On Saturday, July 1st, the excitement continued with the Bracket Stage, leading up to the Top 3. The Pokémon GO Finals began on Sunday, July 2nd, at 6:00 a.m. (Pacific Daylight Time), and were available for viewing on Twitch.tv/Pokemon.

Pokémon UNITE:

Pokémon UNITE teams joined in the action at the North America International Championships 2023, with their dedicated stream available on Twitch.tv/PokemonUNITE. The Pokémon UNITE competition overlapped with the main events and featured intense matches for viewers to enjoy.

Event Results:

Pokémon TCG:

Juniors Seniors Masters
185 192 1897

Juniors:

Place Name Country
1 Drake Zhu NZ
2 Prince Williams US
3 William Stull US
4 Victor Perry-Pribadi US
5 Omar Cortes US
6 Dylan Rible US
7 Tyler Liu US
8 Elijah Lu US

Seniors:

Place Name Country
1 Bodhi Robinson US
2 Nathan Forte US
3 Ethan Yi US
4 João Requena BR
5 Drew Stephenson UK
6 Atomos Billings US
7 Michael Davidson US
8 Evan Pavelski US

Masters:

Place Name Country
1 Cyrus Davis CA
2 Ian Robb US
3 Calvin Connor US
4 Rowan Stavenow CA
5 Victor Aung US
6 Michael Catron US
7 Christian LaBella CA
8 Justin Brothers US

Pokémon VGC:

Juniors Seniors Masters
40 47 768

Juniors:

Place Name Country
1 Avery Vehlewald US
2 Takumi Matsuo AU
3 Kevin Han US
4 Owen Coffee US
5 Federico Corino IT
6 Dorman Robbins IV US
7 Pietro Nihal Silva IT
8 Kira Fitzgerald US

Seniors:

Place Name Country
1 Owen Murphy US
2 Justin Miranda-Radbord CA
3 Teddy French UK
4 Eli Shinn US
5 Robbie Schaaij NL
6 Hudson Qiu US
7 Joshua Robinson US
8 Oscar Princivalle UK

Masters:

Place Name Country
1 Alex Gómez Berna ES
2 Raghav Malaviya US
3 Víctor Medina ES
4 Joseph Ugarte US
5 Marco Hemantha Silva IT
6 Chuppa Cross IV US
7 Jeudy Azzarelli US
8 Justin Knox US

Pokémon GO:

Players
256
Place Name Country
1 Andrew Ford US
2 Chris Reisner US
3 Alex Pantelidis US
4 Joseph Carter US
T-5 Ana Hoffman US
T-5 Kyle Jeffs CA
T-7 Jeffrey Miller US
T-7 Teddy Harvey US

Pokémon UNITE – NA Regional Finals:

Place Team Name Country
1 TTV CA/US
2 Luminosity US
3 Amaterasu US
4 YT US
T-5 Rogue US
T-5 Ginyu Force US
T-7 Spinal US
T-7 Brave Birders US

The North America International Championships 2023 in Columbus, Ohio, was a memorable event for Pokémon TCG, VGC, Pokémon GO, and Pokémon UNITE players. It showcased the dedication and skills of Trainers competing to qualify for the 2023 Pokémon World Championships. The event’s coverage on various Twitch streams allowed fans to witness incredible battles throughout the weekend.

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