Copenhagen Trophy

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Copenhagen Trophy, is an annual figure skating competition held in Copenhagen, Denmark around March or April in senior, junior, and novice categories.

Editions and podiums

Year Ed. Pos. Skater Cat. Sex Country
2002 01I[1] 1st Brianna Perry Novice F USA
2nd Fleur Maxwell LUX
3rd Cecilia Karlsson SWE
1st David Weintraub M USA
2nd Karolin Metivier CAN
3rd Adrian Schultheiss SWE
1st Johanna Götesson Junior F SWE
2nd Mari Hirvonen FIN
3rd Marie Skärgård SWE
1st Michael Peters M USA
2nd Mikko Minkkinen FIN
3rd Antti Aalto FIN
1st Anna Lundström Senior F SWE
2nd Julia Lautowa AUT
3rd Taru Karvosenoja SWE
1st Alexei Kozlov M EST
2nd Naiden Borichev BUL
3rd Peter Bækgaard Kjær DEN
2003 02II[2] 1st Josephine Ringdahl Novice F SWE
2nd Myriane Samson CAN
3rd Samantha Kinney USA
1st Nathan Miller M USA
2nd Jesper Kristiansen DEN
3rd ? ?
1st Viktoria Helgesson Junior F SWE
2nd Samantha Karson USA
3rd Irina Babenko DEN
1st Maxime-Billy Fortin M CAN
2nd Viktor Pfeifer AUT
3rd Jeremy Abbott USA
1st Idora Hegel Senior F CRO
2nd Diána Póth HUN
3rd Johanna Götesson SWE
1st Alexei Vasilevski M RUS
2nd Yon Garcia ESP
3rd Peter Bækgaard Kjær DEN
2004 03III[3] 1st Diane Szmiett Novice F CAN
2nd Kim Caissy CAN
3rd Devon Aigner USA
1st Brandon Mroz M USA
2nd Jeremy Steeger USA
3rd Sebastian Iwasaki POL
1st Camilla Andersen Junior F DEN
2nd Myriane Samson CAN
3rd Fleur Maxwell LUX
1st Traighe Rouse M USA
2nd Michael Peters USA
3rd Eric Radford CAN
1st Idora Hegel Senior F CRO
2nd Tamara Dorofejev HUN
3rd Chloé Katz USA
1st Samuel Contesti M FRA
2nd Yoann Deslot FRA
3rd Krzysztof Komosa POL
2005 04IV[4] ?
2006 99Undisputed[5]
2007 05V[6] ?
2008 06VI[7] 1st Josefin Taljegård Novice F SWE
2nd Timila Shrestha FIN
3rd Anita Anderberg Madsen DEN
1st Matthias Versluis M FIN
2nd Pavel Ignatenko BLR
3rd Keiran Araza DEN
1st Belinda Schönberger Junior F AUT
2nd Laura Fernandez ESP
3rd Karina Johnson DEN
1st Jesper Thraentoft Kristiansen M DEN
2nd Sebastian Iwasaki POL
3rd Mathias Andersson SWE
1st Maria Taljegård Senior F SWE
2nd Nanna Nilsson SWE
3rd Maria Lykke Kristensen DEN
1st ? M ?
2nd ? ?
3rd ? ?

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