European Disc Golf Festival: Tight Battles and Rising Europeans After Round Two

Day two of the Coolbet presents: European Disc Golf Festival 2025 in Tallinn delivered everything disc golf fans could hope for: hot scores, tight leaderboards, and standout performances from European talent in both FPO and MPO divisions.

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FPO: Gannon Leads by One, But Europe Is Closing In

After two rounds, Missy Gannon (USA) sits at the top with a score of -8, but just one stroke behind is a pack of six players — including four Europeans — all tied at -7.

Top of the leaderboard:

• 1st – Missy Gannon (USA) – -8

• T2 – Kristin Lätt (Estonia) – -7 (shot -6 in Round 2)

• T2 – Cadence Burge (USA) – -7

• T2 – Eveliina Salonen (Finland) – -7

• T2 – Keiti Tätte (Estonia) – -7

• T2 – Silva Saarinen (Finland) – -7

Not far behind:

• 7th – Kaidi Allsalu (Estonia) – -6

• T11 – Jenni Karppinen (Finland) – -3

• T11 – Sintija Klezberga (Latvia) – -3

• T14 – Iida Lehtomäki (Finland) – -2

• T14 – Olivia Kindstedt (Finland) – -2

• T14 – Ida Emilie Nesse (Norway) – -2

• T18 – Henna Blomroos (Finland) – -1

• T18 – Tinja Väisänen (Finland) – -1

• T22 – Kristi Unt (Estonia) – E

• T22 – Amanda Lennartsson (Sweden) – E

Out of the top 22 players, 13 are from Europe, including 7 from Finland and 4 from Estonia. Kristin Lätt’s -6 round was one of the best of the day, while Kaidi Allsalu quietly climbed to solo 7th. Europe currently holds 6 of the top 7 spots.

MPO: Robinson Blazes Ahead, But Anttila, Lehtinen and Villmann Shine

Isaac Robinson (USA) remains untouchable at the top, shooting a jaw-dropping -15 in Round 2 to bring his total to -28. However, Europe’s finest aren’t far behind, with strong showings led by Finns and Estonians.

Top Europeans after Round 2:

• 5th – Niklas Anttila (Finland) – -22 

• 7th – Lauri Lehtinen (Finland) – -19 

• T12 – Mauri Villmann (Estonia) – -16 

• T17 – Hjalte Jensen (Denmark) – -15

• T17 – Rasmus Saukkoriipi (Finland) – -15

• T20 – Simon Lizotte (Germany) – -14

• T25 – Onni Ruusunen (Finland) – -13

• T28 – Joni Peltonen (Finland) – -12

• T30 – Øyvind Jarnes (Norway) – -11

• T40 – Joona Heinänen (Finland) – -10

European players hold 10 of the top 40 positions, with 5 inside the top 20. Finland alone has 6 players at -12 or better, and Estonian Mauri Villmann delivered one of the hottest rounds of the day with a -12, rated 1078.