Pokémon VGC 2014 World Championships

The biggest event of the VGC 2014 season is here as 60 of the strongest players in the year traveled to Washington D.C. on August 15-17 to compete at the World Championships!

In the end, Sejun Park delivered South Korea its first Worlds win and captured the hearts of many thanks to his Pachirisu who's able to support his powerful Mega Gyarados thanks to its Volt Absorb ability and powerful support moves like Super Fang, Follow Me, and Nuzzle! Check out the battle that crowned him champion!

Teams

Check out the Top 4 teams from the Junior and Senior Divisions!

#	FLAG	PLAYER	TEAM
1		Sejun Park (Paste)
2		Jeudy Azzarelli (Paste)
3		Collin Heier (Paste)
4		Markus Liu
5		Ryosuke Kosuge (Paste)
6		Miguel Marti de la Torre (Paste)
7		Lee Provost (Paste)
8		Dayne O'Meara (Paste)
9		Wolfe Glick (Paste)
10		Nemanja Sandić
11		Blake Hopper (Paste)
12		Enosh Shachar
13		Ashton Cox (Paste)
14		Markus Stadter (Paste)
15		Ben Kyriakou (Paste)
16		Yuichi Sasaki
17		Yosuke Isagi
18		Aaron Zheng (Paste)
19		Alberto Gini
20		Ryota Otsubo (Paste)
21		Hayden McTavish
22		Christopher Arthur
23		Yuya Kato
24		Baris Akcos
25		Jan Michelberger
26		Michael Lanzano
27		Omari Travis
28		Wonseok Jang
29		Alex Ogloza
30		Florian Wurdack
31		Timo Koppetsch
32		Eloy Hahn
33		Randy Kwa (Paste)
34		Ben Hickey
35		Matthias Suchodolski
36		Arash Ommati
37		Tiffany Stanley
38		Hinori Seino
39		Steve Edgson
40		Daichi Kumabe (Paste)
41		Albert Bañeres
42		Michael Wawrzycki
43		Simon Standford
44		Jamie Miller
45		Mike Suleski
46		Gavin Michaels
47		DeVon Ingram
48		Matthias Helmoldt
49		Tony Nguyen
50		Jon Hu (Paste)
51		Johannes Botma
52		Kelly Mercier-White
53		Niall Crallan
54		Logan Castro
55		Umbreto Pallini
56		Ray Rizzo
57		Toler Webb
58		Adib Alam
59		Ben Rothman
60		Christopher Kan