Santa Claus Cup

The Santa Claus Cup is an annual international figure skating competition organized by the Hungarian National Skating Federation. It is held annually in late November or early December in Budapest, Hungary. Medals are awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, and ice dance at various levels, which may include senior, junior, novice, and below.

Senior medalists

Men
Senior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2014Spain Javier RayaSpain Felipe MontoyaAustria Manuel Koll[1]
2015Spain Felipe MontoyaAustria Mario-Rafael IonianAzerbaijan Larry Loupolover[2]
2016Georgia (country) Morisi KvitelashviliGeorgia (country) Irakli MaysuradzeSpain Felipe Montoya[3]
2017Russia Konstantin MilyukovItaly Maurizio ZandronFrance Philip Warren[4]
2018Competition not held
2019France Luc EconomidesAustria Maurizio ZandronFrance Philip Warren[5]
2020Hungary András CsernochCzech Republic Jiří BělohradskýSpain Iker Oyarzábal[6]
2021Italy Nikolaj MemolaRussia Artem KovalevSlovakia Adam Hagara[7]
2022Monaco Davide Lewton BrainSlovakia Adam HagaraHungary Aleksandr Vlasenko[8]

Women
Senior women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2014Hungary Ivett TóthItaly Giada RussoRomania Julia Sauter[1]
2015Czech Republic Eliška BřezinováHungary Ivett TóthLuxembourg Fleur Maxwell[2]
2016Hungary Ivett TóthBrazil Isadora WilliamsRomania Julia Sauter[3]
2017Hungary Ivett TóthBelgium Loena HendrickxItaly Micol Cristini[4]
2018Competition not held
2019Armenia Anastasia GalustyanHungary Júlia LángAustria Sophia Schaller[5]
2020Hungary Júlia LángCyprus Emilea ZingasHungary Ivett Tóth[6]
2021Azerbaijan Ekaterina RyabovaHungary Regina SchermannHungary Júlia Láng[7]
2022Norway Mia Caroline Risa GomezIsrael Mariia SeniukEstonia Kristina Škuleta-Gromova[8]

Ice dance
Senior ice dance
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2014Poland Natalia Kaliszek / Maksym SpodyrievTurkey Alisa Agafonova / Alper UcarItaly Misato Komatsubara / Andrea Fabbri[1]
2015Russia Tiffany Zahorski / Jonathan GuerreiroItaly Misato Komatsubara / Andrea FabbriUkraine Valeria Haistruk / Oleksiy Oliynyk[2]
2016Spain Sara Hurtado / Kirill KhaliavinUnited Kingdom Lilah Fear / Lewis GibsonSwitzerland Victoria Manni / Carlo Röthlisberger[3]
2017Ukraine Oleksandra Nazarova / Maxim NikitinHungary Anna Yanovskaya / Ádám LukácsPoland Natalia Kaliszek / Maksym Spodyriev[4]
2018Competition not held
2019Russia Anastasia Skoptsova / Kirill AleshinArmenia Tina Garabedian/ Simon Proulx-SénécalFinland Yuka Orihara / Juho Pirinen[5]
2020Germany Jennifer Janse van Rensburg / Benjamin SteffanGermany Lara Luft / Maximilian PfistererNo other competitors[6]
2021Russia Anastasia Skoptsova / Kirill AleshinHungary Mariia Ignateva / Danijil SzemkoAustralia Holly Harris / Jason Chan[7]
2022Australia Holly Harris / Jason ChanHungary Mariia Ignateva / Danijil SzemkoUnited States Lorraine McNamara / Anton Spiridonov[8]

Junior medalists

Men
Junior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2007[9]
2008[10]
2009Hungary Krisztián AndraskaNo other competitors[11]
2010Romania Vlad IonescuHungary Kristóf ForgóUnited Kingdom Jamie Wright[12]
2011United Kingdom Jack NewberryHungary Kristóf ForgóSlovakia Marco Klepoch[13]
2012Hungary Kristóf ForgóUnited Kingdom Charles Parry-EvansItaly Antonio Panfili[14]
2013United Kingdom Charles Parry-EvansSlovakia Marco KlepochGermany Christopher Huettl[15]
2014Latvia Deniss VasiļjevsSpain Hector Alonso SerranoSpain Aleix Gabara Xanco[1]
2015Italy Daniel GrasslUkraine Ivan ShmuratkoItaly Simone Cervi[2]
2016Italy Daniel GrasslGeorgia (country) Nika EgadzeCzech Republic Matyáš Bělohradský[3]
2017Ukraine Ivan ShmuratkoGermany Denis GurdzhiCzech Republic Daniel Mrazek[4]
2018Competition not held
2019Germany Nikita StarostinGermany Louis WeissertGermany Linus Mager[5]
2020Hungary Mozes József BereiSlovenia David SedejNo other competitors[6]
2021Hungary Mozes József BereiHungary Aleksandr VlasenkoArmenia Semen Daniliants[7]
2022Israel Nikita SheikoSlovakia Lukas VaclavikEstonia Jegor Martsenko[8]

Women
Junior women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2007[9]
2008[10]
2009Finland Emilia SimonenHungary Regina BorbelyItaly Silvia Monti[11]
2010Finland Noora PitkanenFinland Rosaliina KuparinenFinland Reetta Romppanen[12]
2011Italy Elettra OlivottoFinland Eveliina ViljanenGermany Henriette Grassler[13]
2012Bulgaria Anna AfonkinaHungary Ivett TóthItaly Giada Russo[14]
2013Hungary Ivett TóthItaly Chiara CalderoneHungary Dorka Havasi[15]
2014Hungary Fruzsina MedgyesiHungary Júlia BátoriSlovakia Alexandra Hagarová[1]
2015Germany Annika HockeDenmark Pernille SørensenFinland Petra Laakkonen[2]
2016Czech Republic Dahyun KoAustria Sophia SchallerIsrael Paige Conners[3]
2017Russia Valeriia SidorovaCzech Republic Klara StepanovaFinland Vera Stolt[4]
2018Competition not held
2019Hungary Regina SchermannNetherlands Lindsay Van ZundertHungary Lili Krizsanovszky[5]
2020Hungary Lili KrizsanovszkyHungary Bernadett SzigetiHungary Cintia Szabó[6]
2021Belgium Nina PinzarroneSwitzerland Kimmy RepondRussia Anastasia Voronina[7]
2022Hungary Polina DzsumanyijazovaPoland Noelle StreuliSlovakia Olivia Lengyelova[8]

Ice dance
Junior ice dance
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2007[9]
2008[10]
2009Hungary Dóra Turóczi / Balázs MajorRussia Angelina Telegina / Valentin MolotovUzbekistan Maria Popkova / Viktor Kovalenko[11]
2010United Kingdom Charlotte Aiken / Josh WhidborneGermany Juliane Haslinger / Tom FinkeKazakhstan Karina Uzurova / Ilias Ali[12]
2011Russia Valeria Zenkova / Valerie SinitsinFrance Gabriella Papadakis / Guillaume CizeronUkraine Daria Korotitskaya / Maksym Spodyriev[13]
2012Ukraine Oleksandra Nazarova / Maxim NikitinItaly Sofia Sforza / Francesco FiorettiRussia Kristina Baklanova / Andrei Bagin[14]
2013France Angélique Abachkina / Louis ThauronFrance Sarah-Marine Rouffanche / Geoffrey BrissaudPoland Natalia Kaliszek / Yaroslav Kurbakov[15]
2014Hungary Carolina Moscheni / Ádám LukácsRussia Daria Rumiantseva / Dmitri RiabchenkoGermany Katharina Müller / Tim Dieck[1]
2015Italy Sara Ghislandi / Giona Terzo OrtenziRussia Daria Rumiantseva / Dmitri RiabchenkoUkraine Anzhelika Yurchenko / Volodymyr Byelikov[2]
2016Russia Sophia Litvinova / Aleksandr BalikovRussia Polina Ivanenko / Daniil KarpovUnited Kingdom Sasha Fear / Elliot Verburg[3]
2017Russia Elizaveta Shanaeva / Devid NaryzhnyyUkraine Mariia Holubtsova / Kyryl BielobrovGeorgia (country) Maria Kazakova / Georgy Reviya[4]
2018Competition not held
2019Russia Irina Khavronina / Dario CirisanoRussia Angelina Zimina / Aleksandr GnedinRussia Ekaterina Rybakova / Ivan Makhnonosov[5]
2020France Marie Dupayage / Thomas NabaisFrance Louise Bordet / Thomas GipoulouFrance Célina Fradji / Jean-Hans Fourneaux[6]
2021Russia Anna Kolomenskaia / Artem FrolovUkraine Mariia Pinchuk / Mykyta PogorielovRussia Aleksandra Prokopets / Vladislav Grishin[7]
2022Israel Elizabeth Tkachenko / Alexei KiliakovUnited States Leah Neset / Artem MarkelovGeorgia (country) Grace Elizabeth Vainik / Yehor Barshak[8]

Advanced novice medalists

Men
Advanced novice men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2007[9]
2008[10]
2009Netherlands Thomas KennesCroatia Mislav BlagojevicSouth Africa Tiaan Bessinger[11]
2010Romania Cătălin DimitrescuRomania Graţiano DinuAustria Johannes Maierhofer[12]
2011United Kingdom Graham NewberryFinland Kasperi RiihimakiBulgaria Ivo Gatovski[13]
2012Italy Adrien BannisterHungary Alexander BorovojBulgaria Ivo Gatovski[14]
2013United Kingdom Josh BrownSlovakia Simon FukasHungary Balázs Nagy[15]
2014France Adam Siao Him FaSpain Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino SabatéGermany Florian Paschke[1]
2015Austria Anton SkoficzFrance Yann FrechonUkraine Mykola Nazarenko[2]
2016Germany Michal SavitskiyTurkey Alp Eren ÖzkanTurkey Ömer Efe Sayıcı[3]
2017Germany Tim EnglandCzech Republic Lukas VochozkaNo other competitors[4]
2018Italy Raffaele ZichSlovakia Adam HagaraHungary Dominik Hortobagyi[16]
2019France Axel AhmedFrance Jean MenardRussia Aleksey Shuev[5]
2020Hungary Aleksei VlasenkoNo other competitors[6]
2021Belgium Denis KrouglovIsrael Nikita SheikoLithuania Luka Imedashvili[7]
2022Israel Kirill SheikoBelgium Denis KrouglovSlovakia Tadeas Vaclavik[8]

Women
Advanced novice women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2007[9]
2008[10]
2009Germany Lavinja LambertCzech Republic Jana CoufalováCzech Republic Laura Raszyková[11]
2010Italy Elettra OlivottoHungary Ivett TóthFinland Emilia Toikkanen[12]
2011Finland Liubov EfimenkoHungary Georgina KantorHungary Ivett Tóth[13]
2012
(1997–1999)		Finland Oona OounasvuoriGermany Meike RömplerHungary Fruzsina Medgyesi[14]
2012
(1999–2002)		Slovakia Nina LetenayováLatvia Darja ŠatibelkoFinland Jade Rautiainen
2013United Kingdom Kloé RozgonyiSlovakia Alexandra HagarováSlovakia Nina Letenayová[15]
2014Ukraine Anastasiya ArkhypovaMexico Andrea MontesinosHungary Zsuzsanna Osváth[1]
2015Ukraine Anastasiya ArkhypovaBulgaria Alexandra FeiginFinland Enja Ruokonen[2]
2016Israel Maya GorodnitskyHungary Júlia LángHungary Csenge Rabb[3]
2017Hungary Regina SchermannHungary Bernadett SzigetiHungary Esmese Csiszer[4]
2018Switzerland Kimmy RepondBelgium Nina PinzarroneRussia Sofia Chapligina[16]
2019Russia Alina GorbachevaBelgium Nina PinzarroneHungary Cintia Szabó[5]
2020Hungary Léna EkkerCzech Republic Nikola FojtíkováSpain Nahia Olaizola[6]
2021Hungary Léna EkkerSwitzerland Olivia BacsaSwitzerland Eugenia Sekulovski[7]
2022Israel Sophia ShifrinEstonia Elina GoidinaSlovakia Alica Lengyelová[8]

Ice dance
Advanced novice ice dance
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2007[9]
2008[10]
2009United Kingdom Helen Wray / Jack FinertyGermany Viviane Roscher / Tony Benjamin EngelhardtItaly Marta Frattini / Leoluca Sforza[11]
2010United Kingdom Annika Maczka / Henry AikenGermany Leah Magdalena Steffan / Benjamin SteffanGermany Caroline Achatz / Maximilian Achatz[12]
2011Germany Loreen Geiler / Sven MierschUkraine Anzhelika Yurchenko / Vadym KravtsovGermany Nga Nguyen Thanh / Theo Bauta[13]
2012France Sarah-Marine Rouffanche / Geoffrey BrissaudUkraine Anzhelika Yurchenko / Vadym KravtsovUkraine Darya Popova / Volodymyr Nakisko[14]
2013Ukraine Darya Popova / Volodymyr NakiskoRussia Eva Zaporozhskaya / Alexander BalykovUkraine Olga Giglava / Oleksandr Siroshtan[15]
2014Russia Eva Zaporozhskaya / Alexander BalykovRussia Ekaterina Kuznetsova / Dmitri ParkhomenkoUkraine Kseniya Dubivka / Vadym Kravtsov[1]
2015Belarus Katsiaryna Sapazhenkava / Raman BalanovichUkraine Zlata Iefymenko / Vadym KolesnykHungary Greta Anheuer / Dávid Bence Ujj[2]
2016Russia Ekaterina Andreeva / Ivan DesyatovUkraine Maria Nosovitska / Mykhailo NosovitskyiEstonia Jessenia Tsenkman / Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko[3]
2017Russia Sofiia Kachushkina / Egor GoncharovRussia Sofiya Lukinskaya / Valeriy AngelopolRussia Angelina Zimina / Andrei Pilin[4]
2018Cyprus Angelina Kudryavtseva / Ilia KarankevichFrance Celina Fradji / Jean-Hans FourneauxHungary Petra Csikos / Patrik Csikos[16]
2019Russia Polina Kocherygina / Evgenii ArtiushchenkoRussia Maria Sharipkulova / Pavel DrakoFrance Emie Lefebvre / Baptiste Ferrand[5]
2020Germany Darya Grimm / Michail SavitskiyFrance Maya Benkiewicz / Nicolas HenaultHungary Réka Leveles / Balázs Leveles[6]
2021Russia Yaroslava Vorobeva / Georgii TsymbalovRussia Anna Bilibina / Dmitry KashaevRussia Vlada Bernikova / Ivan Telnov[7]
2022United States Sylvia Li / Rowan LeCoqFrance Sarah Marcilly Vazquez / Jolan EngelUnited States Annelise Stapert / Maxim Korotcov[8]

References
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