2017 Oceania International Championship

Dates: March 10-12
Location: Melbourne Park Function Center, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Organizer: ESL
Attendance: 274 Masters
Format: Standard PRC-SUM

Decklists

Statistics

Day 2 final standings

1. Pedro Eugenio Torres, Volcanion
2. Pablo Meza, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
3. Kian Amini, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
4. Jesper Eriksen, Turbo Darkrai-EX
5. Javier Gamboa, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
6. Gustavo Wada, Volcanion
7. Takuya Yoneda, Decidueye-GX Toolbox
8. Alexander Hill, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
9. Mees Brenninkmeijer, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
10. Choong Yew Kidd, Volcanion
11. Andre Miranda, Glaceon-GX/Jolteon-GX/Garbodor
12. Benjamin Behrens, Turbo Darkrai-EX
13. Mohamed Syahmi Abdul Razak, M Gardevoir-EX STS
14. Nicolas Galaz, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
15. Yogie Surya
16. Ross Cawthon, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
17. Jit Min Lim, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
18. Sameer Sangwan, Turbo Darkrai-EX
19. Xander Pero, M Gardevoir-EX STS
20. Tito Santoso, M Gardevoir-EX/Xerneas
21. Matthew Bray, M Mewtwo-EX/Garbodor
22. Jonathan Fabrizio Bellucci Lanciano, Decidueye-GX/Vileplume
23. Tobias Thesing, Yveltal/Zoroark BREAK
24. Jacob Lesage, Turbo Darkrai-EX
25. Tord Reklev, Turbo Darkrai-EX
26. Isaac Chen
27. Vighnesh Murthy, Gyarados
28. Philip Schulz, Darkrai-EX/Garbodor
29. Alfred Yang, Vespiquen
30. James Goreing, Yveltal
31. Athavan Akilan, Turbo Darkrai-EX
32. Gregory May, Volcanion

Notes

• There was no livestream for this event; it is the only International Championship to date to not be streamed. 
• The four European players earning a TPCI travel stipend to this tournament consisted of two sets of brothers: Denmark's Jesper and Steffen Eriksen and Germany's Philip and Robin Schulz.  

Stream matches

More links

• Limitless data page
• Pokemon.com info page