Barista Rankings

2008 World Barista Championship

World final · Copenhagen, Denmark · June 2008

100 points for a win

Final6

PlaceCompetitorRepresentingWorthToday
1st Stephen Morrissey Ireland 100.0 0.0
2nd David Makin Australia 55.0 0.0
3rd Liesbeth Sleijster Netherlands 40.0 0.0
4th Daniel Remheden Sweden 30.0 0.0
5th Michael Yung Canada 22.0 0.0
6th Soren Stiller Markussen Denmark 16.0 0.0

Round 151

PlaceCompetitorRepresentingWorthToday
1st Daniel Remheden Sweden — —
2nd Soren Stiller Markussen Denmark — —
3rd Michael Yung Canada — —
4th David Makin Australia — —
5th Stephen Morrissey Ireland — —
6th Liesbeth Sleijster Netherlands — —
7th Luciano Marcolino New Zealand — —
8th Kyle Glanville United States — —
9th Chris Kolbu Norway — —
10th Hugo Hercod United Kingdom — —
11th Attila Molnar Hungary — —
12th Kuo-Chuan Ho Taiwan — —
13th Shunichi Takemoto Japan — —
14th John Muli Makau Kenya — —
15th Ana Lucia L. De Hawit Honduras — —
16th Slawomir Saran Poland — —
17th Thomas Liebe Switzerland — —
18th Oleksandr Kolovanov Ukraine — —
19th Detlev Battiau Belgium — —
20th Stelios Roumeliotis Greece — —
21st Palmer Thor Hlodversson Iceland — —
22nd Alexey Karmanov Israel — —
23rd Lily Pacas El Salvador — —
24th Saulius Simonavicius Lithuania — —
25th Raul Rodas Guatemala — —
26th Jung-Hyun Yoo South Korea — —
27th Giorgio Milos Italy — —
28th Felix Daniel Mathews India — —
29th Mikko Haahti Finland — —
30th Daria Zakharova Russia — —
31st Charbel Abou Mrad Lebanon — —
32nd John Ting Jhi Chiang Singapore — —
33rd Blanca Bernal Colombia — —
34th Peter Musana Uganda — —
35th Thomas Schiessl Germany — —
36th Salvador Benitez Espinosa Mexico — —
37th Everton Penning Peter Brazil — —
38th Nele Mangulis Estonia — —
39th Sirithai Rangjanthuek Thailand — —
40th Georg Branny Austria — —
41st Manuel Enrique Dinarte Garro Costa Rica — —
42nd Petra Vesela Czech Republic — —
43rd Hua Wei China — —
44th Nik Orosi Croatia — —
45th Francis Njobvu Zambia — —
46th Luis Lopez Flores Nicaragua — —
47th Maria Rogelia Retamozo Argentina — —
48th Engin Kasal Turkey — —
49th Marian Galuska Slovakia — —
50th Edwin Aguayo Puerto Rico — —
Anthony Calvez France — —

Points shown are what each placing is worth today. Copenhagen 2008. Final (6) and Round One (50 ranked + 1 disqualified unranked). Countries printed in upper case, normalised. No company column. Several country/score pairs wrapped over two lines; all reassembled. Source: published results.