Skate Helena

Skate Helena (formerly known as the Helena Pajović Cup) is an annual figure skating competition held in December or January in Belgrade, Serbia. Named after Helena Pajović, the event became part of the European Criterium in 2008. Skaters may compete in men's and ladies' singles on the senior, junior, novice, and lower levels. Ice dancing was discontinued after 2003.

Senior medalists

Men
Senior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2001Bulgaria Naiden BorichevUzbekistan Vladimir Belomoin—[1]
2003Serbia and Montenegro Trifun ŽivanovićBulgaria Naiden Borichev—[2]
2008–13: Not held
2014Philippines Michael Christian Martinez—[3]
2015: No senior men's event
2016Finland Tomi PulkkinenFinland Roman GalayTurkey Burak Demirboga[4]
2017Italy Mattia Dalla Torre—[5]
2018: No senior men's event
2019Russia Petr GumennikHungary Alexander Maszljanko—[6]
2020–21: No senior men's event
2022Slovakia Adam HagaraHungary Aleksandr VlasenkoBulgaria Beat Schümperli[7]
2023: No senior men's event

Ladies
Senior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2001Poland Sabina WojtalaUzbekistan Anastasia GimazetdinovaIsrael Daria Zuravicki[1]
2003Hungary Tamara DorofejevSlovenia Anja Bratec—[2]
2008–12: Not held
2013Slovenia Daša GrmBelgium Isabelle Pieman—[8]
2014Finland Juulia TurkkilaFinland Emilia ToikkanenFinland Helena Stenbacka[3]
2015Finland Viveca LindforsPhilippines Alisson Krystle PertichetoAustria Anita Kapferer[9]
2016Hungary Fruzsina MedgyesiFinland Liubov EfimenkoTurkey Sıla Saygı[4]
2017United Kingdom Natasha McKayUnited Kingdom Kristen SpoursUnited Kingdom Karly Robertson[5]
2018Czech Republic Eliska BrezinovaAustria Kerstin FrankSlovakia Nina Letenayova[10]
2019Serbia Antonina DubininaItaly Anna MemolaAustria Victoria Hübler[6]
2020Bulgaria Kristina GrigorovaHungary Júlia LángLithuania Elžbieta Kropa[11]
2021Serbia Antonina DubininaBulgaria Kristina GrigorovaGreece Dimitra Korri[12]
2022Slovenia Daša GrmHungary Júlia LángRomania Julia Sauter[7]
2023Bulgaria Kristina GrigorovaSerbia Antonina DubininaCroatia Hana Cvijanović[13]

Ice dancing
Senior ice dancing
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2001Israel Natalia Gudina / Alexei BeletskiPoland Agnieszka Dulej / Sławomir JanickiRussia Anna Markina / Dmitri Nigirish[1]
2003, 2008–23: No ice dancing competition

Junior medalists

Men
Junior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2001Poland Maciej KuśSlovenia Urban KalšekBulgaria Yavor Boyanov[1]
2003Norway Michael ChrolenkoBulgaria Leri KenchadzeBulgaria Georgi Kenchadze[2]
2008: Not held
2009Bosnia and Herzegovina Amel Bureković—[14]
2010Croatia Ivor Mikolčević—[15]
2011Croatia Mislav Blagojević—[16]
2012Slovenia Krištof Brezar—[17]
2013Malaysia Julian Zhi Jie YeeSlovenia Krištof BrezarAustria Manuel Drechsler[8]
2014Slovenia Krištof BrezarCroatia Steven BakerCroatia Tomislav Mikulandrić[3]
2015Russia Andrei ZuberCzech Republic Jiří BělohradskýItaly Simone Cervi[9]
2016Turkey Başar OktarAustria Luc MaierhoferFrance Landry Le May[4]
2017Bulgaria Alexander ZlatkovBulgaria Nikola ZlatanovAustria Johannes Maierhofer[5]
2018Bulgaria Vassil DimitrovBulgaria Nikola ZlatanovItaly Guido Alberto Offsass[10]
2019Russia Mikhail PolianskiiRussia Mark KondratiukBulgaria Radoslav Marinov[6]
2020Georgia (country) Nika EgadzeRussia Grigoriy FedorovSlovakia Adam Hagara[11]
2021Slovenia David SedejBulgaria Filip KaymakchievNo other competitors[12]
2022Turkey Ali Efe GunesTurkey Alp Eren OzkanSlovenia David Sedej[7]
2023Turkey Mehmet Cenkay KarlıklıAustria Daniel Ruis—[13]

Ladies
Junior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2001Russia Polina IgosevaSlovenia Darja ŠkrljSlovenia Nena Stojanović[1]
2003Bulgaria Sonia RadevaJapan Miri YoshidaFinland Henriikka Hietaniemi[2]
2008Italy Valentina BonafedeFinland Annika NymanFinland Marianne Pirskanen[18]
2009Slovenia Patricia GleščičCroatia Ema LipovšćakSlovenia Alja Stefelin[14]
2010Slovenia Daša GrmSlovenia Pina UmekCroatia Mateja Bursić[15]
2011Serbia Katarina KneževićCroatia Petra JurićCroatia Nika Žafran[16]
2012Sweden Rebecka EmanuelssonSweden Elin HallbergBelgium Eline Anthonissen[17]
2013Serbia Sandra RistivojevićSlovenia Pina UmekNetherlands Kim Bell[8]
2014Finland Viveca LindforsSouth Africa Michaela du ToitPhilippines Frances Clare Untalan[3]
2015Slovenia Monika PeterkaItaly Chiara CalderoneEstonia Natalja Gordejeva[9]
2016Slovakia Alexandra HagarováFinland Joanna KallelaFinland Petra Laakkonen[4]
2017Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginSwitzerland Shaline RüeggerSlovakia Alexandra Hagarová[5]
2018Italy Lucrezia BeccariHungary Dora NagyCroatia Hana Cvijanović[10]
2019Georgia (country) Alina UrushadzeHungary Júlia LángItaly Alessia Tornaghi[6]
2020Russia Sofia BaranovaSwitzerland Anna La PortaBulgaria Ivelina Baycheva[11]
2021Belgium Nina PinzarroneBelgium Jade HovineSlovenia Manca Krmelj[12]
2022Slovenia Julija LovrencicMexico Andrea Astrain MaynezTurkey Anna Deniz Ozdemir[7]
2023Slovakia Olívia LengyelováSlovenia Zoja KramarCzech Republic Adéla Vallová[13]

Ice dancing
Junior ice dancing
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2001Poland Marta Dzióbek / Michał ZychRussia Ksenia Shmirina / Alexander BaidukovPoland Agata Rosłońska / Michał Tomaszewski[1]
2003Russia Aleksandra Volchek / Pavel Filchenkov—[2]
2008–23: No ice dancing competition

Advanced novice medalists

Men
Advanced novice men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2003Japan Takahito MuraJapan Takuya KondoRussia Maxim Petukhov[2]
2008Italy Marco Lepori—[18]
2009Italy Nikita Revine—[14]
2010Croatia Mislav Blagojević—[15]
2011: Not held
2012Italy Antonio RussoCroatia Steven BakerCroatia Tomislav Mikulandrić[17]
2013Hungary András CsernochCroatia Steven Baker—[8]
2014France Arthur RibesSlovenia Matej Gregorc—[3]
2015Russia Pavel YuferovBulgaria Alexander ZlatkovItaly Filippo Clerici[9]
2016Bulgaria Vassil Dimitrov—[4]
2017Turkey Agahan Berk DörtkolItaly Patrizio Romano Rossi—[5]
2018Russia Maksim AvtushenkoSlovenia Luka Logar—[10]
2019Italy Raffaele Francesco ZichRussia Maksim AvtushenkoSlovakia Adam Hagara[6]
2020Russia Maksim AvtushenkoSlovenia David Sedej—[11]
2021Austria Daniel RuisBulgaria Yoanis ApostoluBulgaria Aleksandar Kachamakov[12]
2022Hungary Aleksei VlasenkoBulgaria Yoanis ApostoluBulgaria Deyan Mihaylov[7]
2023Bulgaria Deyan MihaylovDenmark Wendell Hansson-ÖstergaardBulgaria Yoanis Apostolu[13]

Ladies
Advanced novice ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2003Japan Mao AsadaJapan Momo MakinoSouth Africa Nicole Gurny[2]
2008Italy Yasmine HallerItaly Silvia BreroItaly Arianna Bonafede[18]
2009Slovenia Pina UmekCroatia Nika ŽafranSlovenia Nina Brezar[14]
2010Croatia Nika ŽafranHungary Orsolya MegyesiSlovenia Tina Kalšek[15]
2011Croatia Valentina MikacSerbia Jovana TomovićCroatia Lucija Runje[16]
2012Italy Alice LuccisanoBulgaria Vasilena YakimovaItaly Martina Scoccimarro[17]
2013Serbia Milica JokićAustria Marina FilippovaSlovenia Nina Polšak[8]
2014Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginAustria Marina PhilippovaFinland Mariela Tapio[3]
2015Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginItaly Alessia TornaghiFinland Doris Louhikoski[9]
2016Hungary Csenge RabbTurkey Ekin SaygiBulgaria Presiyana Dimitrova[4]
2017Hungary Júlia LángCroatia Hana KosićItaly Alice Marchelli[5]
2018Bulgaria Maria IlinovaHungary Emese CsiszerHungary Zoe Gal[10]
2019Russia Varvara KurnosenkoItaly Ginevra NegrelloHungary Lili Krizsanovszki[6]
2020Italy Ambra MalmassariBulgaria Marina NikolovaItaly Chiara Minighini[11]
2021Cyprus Stefania YakovlevaBulgaria Lia LyubenovaSlovenia Zala Grum[12]
2022Bulgaria Lia LyubenovaHungary Lena EkkerSlovakia Olivia Lengyelova[7]
2023Slovakia Alica LengyelováBulgaria Lia LyubenovaCroatia Paula Kasnar[13]

Ice dancing
Advanced novice ice dancing
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2003Hungary Olivia Lalatka / Gabor BalintHungary Krisztina Barta / Ádám TóthHungary Dorina Molnar / Máté Fejes[2]
2008–23: No ice dancing competition

References
  1. "2001 Cup Helena Pajovic". Figure Skating Corner. 23 December 2001.
  2. "2003 Cup Helena Pajovic & Belgrade Trophy". Figure Skating Corner. 5 December 2003.
  3. "Skate Helena 2014". 25 January 2014.
  4. "Skate Helena 2016". January 2016.
  5. "2016 Skate Helena (ISU)". European Criterium. 21 January 2017. Archived from the original on 21 January 2017.
  6. "Skate Helena 2019". January 2019.
  7. "Skate Helena 2022". January 2022.
  8. "6th Skate Helena - European Criterium". 25 January 2013.
  9. "Skate Helena 2015". 24 January 2015.
  10. "Skate Helena 2018". January 2018.
  11. "Skate Helena 2020". January 2020.
  12. "Skate Helena 2021". www.europeancriterium.eu. Retrieved 2021-04-19.
  13. "Skate Helena 2023". January 2023.
  14. "2nd Europa Cup Skate Helena". 14 February 2009.
  15. "3rd Europa Cup Skate Helena". 16 January 2010.
  16. "4th Europa Cup Skate Helena". 15 January 2011.
  17. "5th Europa Cup Skate Helena 2012". 14 January 2012.
  18. "1st Europa Cup Skate Helena". 12 January 2008.
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