2010 South Korean Figure Skating Championships

2010 South Korean Figure Skating Championships
Type: National Championship
Date: January 9 – January 10
Season: 2009-2010
Location: Seoul
Champions
Men's singles:
Kim Min-Seok
Ladies singles:
Kim Haejin
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The 2010 South Korean Figure Skating Championships (Korean: 제64회 전국남녀 피겨스케이팅 종합선수권대회) were the South Korean Figure Skating Championships for the 2009-2010 season. They were the 64th edition of those championships held. They were organized by the Korean Skating Union.

Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's and ladies singles on the senior, junior, and novice levels for the title of national champion of South Korea. The results of the national championships were used to choose the Korean teams to the 2010 World Figure Skating Championships and the 2010 World Junior Figure Skating Championships. The teams to the 2010 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships and 2010 Winter Olympics had previously been chosen at a ranking competition in November, 2009.

The competition was held between 9 January and 10 January, 2010 in the Taereung Ice Rink in Seoul.

Contents

Competition notes

Senior-level results

Senior men

Rank Name Age SP FS Total Points
1 Kim Min-Suk 16 56.85 106.56 163.41
2 Lee Dong-Won 13 59.09 101.32 160.41

Senior ladies

Rank Name Age SP FS Total Points
1 Kim Haejin 12 54.23 94.55 148.78
2 Kwak Min-Jung 15 46.23 88.00 134.23
3 Park So-Yeon 12 42.78 84.99 127.77
4 Kim Chae-Hwa 21 45.11 69.20 114.31
5 Kim Na-Young 19 39.61 65.49 105.10
6 Choi Ji-Eun 21 34.51 61.42 95.93
7 Kim Hyun-Jung 17 34.54 60.47 95.01
8 Sin Na-Hee 19 36.71 54.97 91.68
9 Yoon Yea-Ji 15 33.87 57.27 91.14
WD Lee Sun-Bin 23

Junior-level results

Junior men

Rank Name Age SP FS Total Points
1 Lee June-Hyoung 13 36.94 73.94 110.88
2 Seo Min Seok 18 35.64 63.17 98.81

Junior ladies

Rank Name Age SP FS Total Points
1 Lee Hojung 12 40.18 72.02 112.20
2 Seo Chae-Yeon 13 38.07 63.83 101.90
3 Kim Hae Lin 14 34.11 62.76 96.87
4 Cho Kyung Ah 12 39.08 53.45 92.53
5 Park Younjoon 13 34.39 57.54 91.93
6 Choi Whee 11 36.29 51.60 87.89
7 Kim Jiyoung 16 33.37 51.92 85.29
8 Kim Nayoun 14 28.28 47.74 76.02
9 Hong Yea-Seul 17 33.85 41.54 75.39
WD Moon Yoon-Sun 18

Novice-level results

Novice men

Rank Name Age SP FS Total Points
1 Kim Hwan Jin 13 34.28 62.76 97.04
2 Kim Jung-Sol 17 26.27 50.14 76.41
3 Park Sung Yun 15 21.83 43.66 65.49
4 Yang Jae Hyup 13 22.30 38.89 61.19

Novice ladies

Rank Name Age SP FS Total Points
1 Cha In Young 14 34.58 55.54 90.12
2 Choi Dabin 9 31.42 56.03 87.45
3 Park Kyoung Won 11 31.07 54.82 85.89
4 Lee Tae Youn 11 30.19 53.86 84.05
5 Muller Claudia 12 28.41 54.39 82.80
6 Kim Ji-Won A 13 31.32 50.55 81.87
7 Lee Hae In 11 29.05 49.76 78.81
8 Kim Na Young 12 26.90 49.55 76.45
9 Lee Keum-Joo 16 24.51 50.71 75.22
10 Choi Dahye 14 27.33 47.78 75.11
11 Kim So Youn 12 27.94 45.20 73.14
12 Chae Song Joo 11 27.49 45.19 72.68
13 Jung So Yoon 12 27.17 44.43 71.60
14 Kim Kyu Eun 10 26.02 44.62 70.64
15 Chang Hye Seung 16 27.88 42.30 70.18
16 Byun Ji Hyun 10 24.31 45.78 70.09
17 Ahn Ji Young 11 24.38 43.99 68.37
18 Yang Si Jin 10 23.03 44.67 67.70
19 Bae Su Min 16 24.18 41.82 66.00
20 Lee Younju 16 24.58 41.33 65.91
21 Kim Ha Eun 14 24.78 37.50 62.28
22 Lee Ji Sun 14 23.35 38.61 61.96
23 Lim Heejin 16 21.99 38.45 60.44
24 Lim Yea Young 13 21.22 37.18 58.40
25 Son Ji Won 15 24.14 26.73 50.87
26 Park Hyun Soo 13 17.00 33.18 50.18

International team selections

Olympic Team selections

Ladies
1 Kim Yu-Na
2 Kwak Min-Jung

World Team selections

Men Ladies
1 Kim Min-Seok Kim Yu-Na
2 Kwak Min-Jung

Four Continents Team selections

Men Ladies
1 Kim Min-Seok Kwak Min-Jung
2 Seo Min Seok Kim Na-Young
3 Kim Chae Hwa

World Junior Team selections

Men Ladies
1 Kim Min-Seok Kim Hae Lin

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