How is Argentina in the world ranking?

ByDavid Mitchell
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After the Pro League and some continental championships played, the world and masculine world ranking suffered some movements. While missing the champions of the Tournaments of Asia, Africa and Oceania, this is the table of positions as of Tuesday, August 26.

On the male side, Netherlands (1st) continues in the first place with 3490 points, followed by Germany (2nd) with 3265 and Belgium (3rd) with 3079. Spain (4th), That before it was eighth, it uploaded four places, and with 2995 it is behind the Teutones. Australia (5th) He also climbed, this time two places, and adds an amount of 2957 points, while The lions (6th) are located in sixth place after winning the Pan American Cup, with 2901 points. India (7th) Before in fifth place he went down to seventh, accumulating 2833 points. In the last three places on Top 10 are England (8th) With 2829 points, which previously knew how to be second in the ranking, France (9) with 2371 and New Zealand (10th) with 2271.

The Devils (24 °) They dropped a place, and have 1689.68 points, followed by the United States (25 °) with 1689.52. The Cimarrones (52 °) They are located below Puerto Rico, and have 1085 points.

On the female side, the top 3 remains in the same way: Netherlands (1st) With 3681 points, Las Leonas (2nd) with 3220 and Belgium (3rd) With 2963. After the Pro League, China (4th) He climbed two places, leaving rooms with 2813 points, and Australia (5th) with 2724. Spain (6) It is located in sixth place with 2676 points, and Germany (7th), Before in fourth place, he went down to seventh with 2667 points. England (8th), India (9th) and New Zealand (10th) They are found in the last places of Top 10 with 2465, 2242 and 2152 points respectively.

The devils (15 °) 1900 points added, while Las Cimarronas (19 °) They have 1636. United States (11th) is the team of the Pan American Federation with the best position in the ranking after Argentina, with 2073 points.

However, many countries still have to dispute their continental tournaments, and surely the ranking varies.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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