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 | ? | ? |
References
- ↑ "2002 Copenhagen Trophy". The Figure Skating Corner.
- ↑ "2003 Copenhagen Trophy". The Figure Skating Corner.
- ↑ "Copenhagen Trophy 2004". The Figure Skating Corner.
- ↑ "Competition Results - Mia BRIX". ISU.
- ↑ "Figure Skating Calendar of Events 2005 Onwards". ISU.
- ↑ "ISU 2006 - 2007 Figure Skating Competitions". Kwantifiable.xanga.com.
- ↑ "2008 Copenhagen Trophy". Tracings.
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