Crystal Skate of Romania

The Crystal Skate of Romania is an annual senior-level international figure skating competition, held in Romania. Medals are awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, and sometimes ice dance. The event has been held annually since 1999 and was also used in certain years as the Romanian National Championships.

Senior medalists

Men
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
1999BucharestEstonia Alexei KozlovRomania Gheorghe ChiperRomania Cornel Gheorghe
2000BucharestRomania Gheorghe ChiperBulgaria Hristo TurlakovRomania Balint Miklos
2001BucharestRomania Gheorghe ChiperFrance Thierry CerezUkraine Oleksandr Smokvin
2002Miercurea-CiucRomania Gheorghe ChiperHungary Zoltán TóthSwitzerland Patrick Meier
2003Miercurea-CiucUkraine Anton KovalevskiHungary Zoltán TóthFinland Mikko Minkkinen
2004BucharestRomania Gheorghe ChiperUkraine Anton Kovalevski
2005BucharestRomania Gheorghe ChiperRussia Alexander ShubinFrance Samuel Contesti
2006Competition cancelled
2007GalațiFrance Yoann DeslotFrance Mark VaillantUkraine Alexei Bychenko
2008GalațiPoland Przemysław DomańskiUkraine Alexei BychenkoFrance Mark Vaillant
2009GalațiSweden Kristoffer BerntssonSweden Adrian SchultheissFrance Chafik Besseghier
2010BrașovFrance Chafik BesseghierRomania Zoltán KelemenSwitzerland Mikael Redin[1]
2011BrașovFrance Chafik BesseghierBelgium Jorik HendrickxRomania Zoltán Kelemen[2][3][4]
2012BrașovPhilippines Michael Christian MartinezRomania Zoltan KelemenItaly Paolo Bacchini[5][6]
2013BrașovRomania Zoltan KelemenKazakhstan Abzal RakimgalievItaly Maurizio Zandron[7][8]
2015BrașovFinland Tomi PulkinenRomania Dorjan KecskesNo other competitors
2016Miercurea-CiucRomania Dorjan KecskesNo other competitors[9]
2017BucharestFrance Philip WarrenRomania Dorjan KecskesNo other competitors[10]
2018OtopeniSlovakia Marco KlepochAustria Manuel DrechslerRomania Andrei Tanase[11]
2022OtopeniAustria Maurizio ZandronItaly Emanuele IndelicatoBulgaria Filip Kaymakchiev[12]

Women
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
1999BucharestRomania Roxana LucaSwitzerland Martine AdankNetherlands Marion Krijgsman
2000BucharestRomania Roxana LucaItaly Claudia di ConstanzoRomania Simona Punga
2001BucharestRomania Roxana LucaItaly Lea Norma BottacciniUkraine Olga Orlova
2002Miercurea-CiucFinland Miia MarttinenItaly Vanessa GiunchiHungary Viktória Pavuk
2003Miercurea-CiucHungary Viktória PavukFinland Tytti TervonenRomania Simona Punga
2004BucharestUkraine Galina EfremenkoRomania Roxana LucaNo other competitors
2005BucharestUkraine Galina EfremenkoFrance Nadège BobillierBulgaria Sonia Radeva
2006Competition cancelled
2007GalațiFrance Chloé DepouillyBulgaria Sonia RadevaRomania Roxana Luca
2008GalațiItaly Stefania BertonUkraine Irina MovchanHungary Viktória Pavuk
2009GalațiHungary Júlia SebestyénAustria Kerstin FrankJapan Shoko Ishikawa
2010BrașovNorway Anne Line GjersemTurkey Sıla SaygıAustria Kerstin Frank[1]
2011BrașovEstonia Jelena GlebovaEstonia Gerli LiinamäeJapan Kana Muramoto[2][3][4]
2012BrașovItaly Roberta RodeghieroNorway Anine RabeRomania Sabina Măriuţă[5][6]
2013BrașovFrance Laurine LecavelierItaly Francesca RioNorway Anine Rabe[7][8]
2014BrașovRomania Julia SauterItaly Carol BressanuttiSouth Korea Kwak Min-jeong[13][14]
2015BrașovSouth Korea Kim Tae-kyungUnited Kingdom Frances HowellUnited Kingdom Michelle Callison
2016Miercurea-CiucRomania Julia SauterNo other competitors[9]
2017BucharestPoland Elzbieta GabryszakFinland Salliana OzturkFinland Karolina Luhtonen[10]
2018OtopeniBulgaria Alexandra FeiginRomania Julia SauterCzech Republic Eliška Březinová[11]
2022OtopeniItaly Lara Naki GutmannRomania Julia SauterLithuania Aleksandra Golovkina[12]

Ice dance
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012BrașovRussia Elena Ilinykh / Nikita KatsalapovRussia Ekaterina Pushkash / Jonathan GuerreiroHungary Zsuzsanna Nagy / Mate Fejes[5][6]

Junior medalists

Men
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012BrașovTurkey Osman AkgunSwitzerland Nicola TodeschiniNorway Sondre Oddvoll Boe[5][6]
2013BrașovNorway Sondre Oddvoll BoeGermany Genki SuzukiItaly Giorgio Settembrini[7][8]
2014BrașovArmenia Slavik HayrapetyanItaly Carlo Vittorio PalermoItaly Alessandro Fadini[13][14]
2015BrașovUkraine Mikhail MedunitsaUkraine Olexander KhilinichenkoUnited Kingdom Ruaridh Fisher
2016Miercurea-CiucUnited Kingdom Ruaridh FisherNo other competitors[9]
2017BucharestItaly Nikolaj MemolaNo other competitors[10]
2018OtopeniNo competitors
2022OtopeniRomania Christian NainerItaly Tommaso BarisonRomania Tudor Dominic Andrei[12]

Women
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012BrașovUnited Kingdom Amani FancyItaly Guia TagliapietraSwitzerland Laure Nicodet[5][6]
2013BrașovGermany Nicole SchottItaly Chiara CalderoneFinland Vilma Lehtinen[7][8]
2014BrașovNetherlands Daisy VreenegoorKazakhstan Regina GlazmanNetherlands Lena Slagter[13][14]
2015BrașovRomania Julia SauterUnited Kingdom Suzi MurrayAustralia Yancey Chan
2016Miercurea-CiucUnited Kingdom Morgan SwalesRomania Zselyke KenezRomania Cristina Mihaela Silca[9]
2017BucharestItaly Anna MemolaRomania Ana Sofia BescheaSweden Emma Kivioja[10]
2018OtopeniBulgaria Ivelina BaychevaBulgaria Maria LevushkinaItaly Esther Shwarz[11]
2022OtopeniUnited Kingdom Arabella Sear-WatkinsUkraine Anastasiia VasylchenkoRomania Tara Maria Ienciu[12]

References
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  2. "Result protocols: 2011 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2011. Archived from the original on 2013-11-02.
  3. "Results protocols: 2011 Crystal Skate of Romania" (PDF). Romanian Skating Federation. 2011. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-12-16.
  4. "Announcement: 2011 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2011. Archived from the original on 2013-11-02.
  5. "Results protocols: 2012 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2012. Archived from the original on 2013-11-02.
  6. "Announcement: 2012 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2012. Archived from the original on 2013-11-02.
  7. "Results protocols: 2013 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2013. Archived from the original on 2013-10-31.
  8. "Announcement: 2013 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2013. Archived from the original on 2013-10-31.
  9. "2016 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2016.
  10. "2017 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2017.
  11. "2018 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2018.
  12. "2022 Crystal Skate of Romania". International Skating Union. 2022.
  13. "Results protocols: 2014 Crystal Skate of Romania" (PDF). International Skating Union. 2014. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-11-09. Retrieved 2015-01-27.
  14. "Announcement: 2014 Crystal Skate of Romania" (PDF). International Skating Union. 2014. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-11-09. Retrieved 2015-01-27.
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