2011 South Korean Figure Skating Championships

2011 South Korean Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	January 14 – 16
Season:	2010–11
Location:	Seoul
Champions
Men's singles: Lee Dong-won
Ladies' singles: Kim Hae-jin

Previous: 2010 South Korean Figure Skating Championships
Next: 2012 South Korean Figure Skating Championships

The 2011 South Korean Figure Skating Championships (Korean: 제65회 전국 남녀 피겨스케이팅 종합선수권대회) were the South Korean Figure Skating Championships for the 2010-11 season. They were the 65th 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 2011 World Figure Skating Championships and the 2011 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships. The teams to the 2011 World Junior Figure Skating Championships had previously been chosen at a ranking competition.

The competition was held between 14 and 16 January, 2011 at the Taereung Ice Rink in Seoul.

Competition notes

Kim Yuna did not compete.
Senior ladies champion Kim Hae-jin and silver medalist Park So-youn were age-ineligible for the World Championships. Kwak Min-jeong was therefore sent to the World Championships in her place.

Senior results

Men

Rank	Name	Age	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Lee Dong-won	14	179.21	58.94	120.27
2	Kim Min-seok	17	178.18	59.95	118.23
3	Lee June-hyoung	14	159.28	52.13	107.15

Ladies

Rank	Name	Age	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Kim Hae-jin	13	145.29	46.82	98.47
2	Park So-youn	13	142.29	48.82	93.47
3	Kwak Min-jeong	16	142.26	50.48	91.78
4	Kim Chae-Hwa	22	117.69	43.66	74.03
5	Lee Ho-jung	13	114.15	39.05	75.10
6	Yun Yea-ji	16	107.00	36.76	70.24

Junior results

Junior men

Rank	Name	Age	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Kim Jin-seo	14	142.56	52.38	90.18
2	Kam Kangchan	15	129.38	45.41	83.97
3	Kim Hwan-Jin	14	123.20	34.39	88.81
4	Cha Jun-Hwan	9	107.81	37.16	70.65

Junior ladies

Rank	Name	Age	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Cho Kyung-Ah	13	120.21	43.94	76.27
2	Choi Whee	12	105.01	37.77	67.24
3	Byun Ji-Hyun	11	103.79	32.73	71.06
4	Park Kyoung-Won	12	102.88	36.48	68.40
5	Claudia Muller	13	102.65	35.56	67.09
6	Kim HyeRin	15	102.25	36.88	65.37
7	Kim Jiyoung	17	101.65	35.34	66.31
8	Park Youn-Joon	14	101.10	35.38	65.72
9	Lee Tae-Youn	12	101.03	35.26	65.77
10	Kim Na-hyun	11	99.80	32.98	66.82
11	Song Yeu-Jin	11	97.41	34.99	62.42
12	Choi Dabin	10	94.89	33.67	61.22
13	Kim Nayoun	15	90.90	30.91	59.99
14	Kim Ji-Won	14	89.74	33.37	56.37
15	Chae Song-Joo	12	88.87	33.36	55.51
16	Choi Dahye	15	81.91	29.98	51.93

Novice results

Novice boys

Rank	Name	Age	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Byun Se-jong	14	76.53	28.42	48.11
2	Jang Won-Il	18	73.01	26.80	46.21
3	Kim Taemin	16	65.93	25.79	40.14
4	Byun Do-Hyun	14	63.92	25.81	38.11
5	Yoo Sung-Min	14	54.26	22.57	31.69
6	Yang Jae-Hyup	14	48.33	19.00	29.33

Novice girls

Rank	Name	Age	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Nam Soo-Bin	10	83.46	32.07	51.39
2	Kim Kyu-Eun	11	82.48	31.65	50.83
3	Kim Tae-kyung	12	78.89	31.13	47.76
4	Lee Hae-In	12	75.92	29.37	46.55
5	Cho Hee-Soo	11	72.10	27.67	44.43
6	Park Se-youn	12	71.69	27.90	43.79
7	Jung Hee-Ra	14	71.68	26.90	44.78
8	Kim Jong-hee	14	71.06	27.12	43.94
9	Jung So-Yoon	13	68.57	25.70	42.87
10	Kim Ji-Soo	10	68.54	26.38	42.16
11	Yoon Sun-Min	11	68.51	28.72	39.79
12	Cha In-Young	15	68.03	27.62	40.41
13	Lee Keum-Joo	17	68.02	26.37	41.65
14	Song Kyoung-Jin	11	67.64	25.22	42.42
15	Han Ye-Rin	11	67.28	25.02	42.26
16	Lim So-Youn	11	66.69	25.09	41.60
17	Park Joo-Young	9	66.11	25.50	40.61
18	Yoon Eun-Soo	10	65.33	25.35	39.98
19	Lee Yun-Soo	11	64.75	23.78	40.97
20	Kim Bo-Youn	14	64.56	24.86	39.70
21	Lim Ah-Hyun	10	64.06	25.52	38.54
22	Lim Heejin	17	63.82	20.74	40.08
23	Kim A-Young	10	63.80	25.15	38.65
24	Yang Si-Jin	11	63.48	24.85	38.63
25	Kum Ji-Soo	12	63.27	24.21	39.06
26	Kim Min-Ji	11	62.47	23.74	38.73
27	Jung Min-Ji	11	62.29	24.92	37.37
28	Ahn Ji-Young	12	62.10	23.36	38.74
29	Kim Han-Seul	11	61.68	23.45	38.23
30	Shin Eun-Jung	12	60.76	22.71	38.05
31	Lee Sae-Jin	13	60.77	23.34	37.43
32	Yoo Ji-Soo	13	59.56	22.26	37.30
33	Ki MinJoo	13	58.45	20.29	38.16
34	Lee Se-Young	9	58.36	23.08	35.28
35	Lim Chaeeun	12	58.22	22.82	35.40
36	Kim Eun-Soo	11	58.22	24.12	34.10
37	Son Ji-Won	16	58.15	23.80	34.35
38	Lee Ji-Sun	16	58.09	21.74	36.35
39	Lee Ro-Woon	13	57.89	21.31	36.58
40	Cho Eun-Jin	11	57.08	22.37	34.71
41	Lee Mun-Jung	11	56.41	21.93	34.48
42	Lee Younju	17	56.17	22.06	34.11
43	Jang Hye-Seung	17	53.47	17.98	35.49
44	Yoon Seo-Young	11	53.33	20.45	32.88
45	Bae Su-Min	17	53.05	21.41	31.64
46	Park Soo-youn	13	52.25	18.84	33.41
47	Lee Soo-Wan	12	51.83	21.36	30.47
48	Kim Seung-Hyun	13	51.80	21.78	30.02
49	Kim Min-Hyo	13	50.88	21.18	29.70
50	Park Jung-Youn	13	50.31	21.07	29.24
51	Kim Han-Bi	14	46.95	19.70	27.25
52	Yoon Hyo-Lim	8	44.90	20.48	24.42
53	Seo You-Jung	13	38.90	16.00	22.90

International team selections

World team

	Men	Ladies
1	Kim Min-seok	Kim Yuna
2		Kwak Min-jeong

Four Continents team

	Men	Ladies
1	Kim Min-seok	Kwak Min-jeong
2		Kim Chae-Hwa
3		Yun Yea-ji

World Junior team

	Men	Ladies
1	Lee Dong-won	Lee Ho-jung

Asian Winter Games team

	Men	Ladies
1	Kim Min-seok	Kwak Min-jeong
2		Kim Chae-Hwa

External links

"2011 South Korean Figure Skating Championships Results and Protocols". Korean Skating Union. Archived from the original on 2011-07-05. (in Korean) (in English)

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