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Karl Schäfer Memorial

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Austrian figure skating event (1974–2008)
1993 Karl Schäfer Memorial Ladies Podium.

TheKarl Schäfer Memorial (other titles:Asko Cup (1987),Vienna Cup (1994), orVienna Trophy) was a senior-level internationalfigure skating competition held inVienna,Austria. Medals were awarded in four disciplines:men's singles, ladies' singles,pair skating, andice dancing.

Named afterKarl Schäfer, who died in April 1976, the competition was held annually, usually in the autumn, from 1974 through 2008. It formed the Donaupokal along with the Penta Cup International (also known as Novarat Trophy), an event in Budapest.[1] The Karl Schäfer Memorial served as an Olympic qualifying competition in 1997 and 2005. It was last held in 2008.

Medalists

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Men

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YearGoldSilverBronzeDetails
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979CanadaBrian OrserUnited KingdomChristopher HowarthSoviet UnionVladimir Rashchiotnov[1]
1980CanadaNeil Paterson[1]
1981West GermanyNorbert SchrammCanadaKevin Parker[1]CzechoslovakiaIvan Králík
1982
1983
1984
1985United StatesDaniel DoranSoviet UnionAndrei TorosianWest GermanyThomas Wieser[1]
1986CanadaMichael SlipchukEast GermanyNils KöppHungaryAndrás Száraz[1]
1987United StatesRudy GalindoCanadaMatthew HallSoviet UnionYuriy Tsymbalyuk[1]
1988Soviet UnionViacheslav ZagorodniukEast GermanyRico KrahnertUnited StatesMark Mitchell[1]
1989Soviet UnionViacheslav ZagorodniukCanadaElvis StojkoEast Germany Ronny Winkler[1][2]
1990RomaniaMarius Negrea[3]
1991Soviet UnionDmitri DmitrenkoUnited StatesShepherd ClarkDenmarkHenrik Walentin[1]
1992UkraineDmitri DmitrenkoRussiaIgor PashkevichLatviaKonstantin Kostin[1]
1993United StatesMichael ChackHungaryZsolt KerekesGeorgia (country)Besarion Tsintsadze[1]
1994United StatesRudy GalindoHungaryZsolt KerekesRussiaIlia Kulik[1]
1995United StatesDaniel HollanderSwitzerlandPatrick MeierRussiaRoman Ekimov[1]
1996HungarySzabolcs VidraiBulgariaIvan DinevUnited StatesDamon Allen[1]
1997United StatesDan HollanderAustraliaAnthony LiuBulgariaIvan Dinev[4]
1998AustraliaAnthony LiuUnited StatesTrifun ZivanovicGermanySven Meyer[5][6]
1999FranceVincent RestencourtGermanyAndrejs VlascenkoUnited StatesJustin Dillon[7][8]
2000Georgia (country)Vakhtang MurvanidzeCanadaJeffrey LangdonUnited StatesDerrick Delmore[9][10]
2001BelarusSergei DavydovGeorgia (country)Vakhtang MurvanidzeCanadaJeffrey Buttle[11][12]
2002RussiaStanislav TimchenkoFranceFrédéric DambierFederal Republic of YugoslaviaTrifun Zivanovic[13]
2003FranceFrédéric DambierUnited StatesScott SmithCanadaNicholas Young[14]
2004RussiaAndrei LezinFranceStanick JeannetteCanadaNicholas Young[15][16]
2005Czech RepublicTomáš VernerSloveniaGregor UrbasGeorgia (country)Vakhtang Murvanidze[17][18][19]
2006RussiaAndrei LutaiCzech RepublicTomáš VernerSwedenKristoffer Berntsson[20]
2007No competition held
2008JapanNobunari OdaItalySamuel ContestiCzech RepublicTomáš Verner[21]

Ladies

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YearGoldSilverBronzeDetails
1974ItalySusanna DrianoSwitzerlandSylvia FontaineCanadaSusan McDonald[1]
1975CanadaHeather KemkaranWest GermanyIsabel de NavarreAustriaSonja Balun[1]
1976
1977AustriaClaudia Kristofics-BinderUnited StatesCindy PerpichCanadaSusan McDonald[1]
1978
1979Soviet UnionMarina IgnatovaAustriaSonja StanekCanadaTracey Wainman[1]
1980
1981CanadaDiane Ogibowski[1]
1982United StatesRosanna ToviUnited StatesMelissa ThomasSoviet UnionNatalia Lebedeva[1]
1983United StatesLeslie SikesUnited StatesMaradith FeinbergSoviet UnionNatalia Ovchinnikova[1]
1984CanadaNathalie SassevilleSoviet UnionMarina TveretinovaWest GermanyIngrid Karl[1]
1985Soviet UnionMarina TveretinovaUnited StatesSara MacInnesEast GermanySimone Lang[1]
1986HungaryTamara TéglássySwitzerlandStéfanie SchmidCzechoslovakiaIveta Voralová[1]
1987Soviet UnionNatalia GorbenkoUnited StatesHolly CookBelgiumKatrien Pauwels[1]
1988United StatesNancy KerriganEast GermanyEvelyn GroßmannHungaryTamara Téglássy[1]
1989CanadaJosée ChouinardEast GermanyTanja KrienkeUnited StatesHolly Cook[1]
1990
1991United StatesNicole BobekCanadaTanya BingertCzechoslovakiaKateřina Beránková[1]
1992RussiaTatiana RachkovaCanadaNancy LemieuxAustriaYvonne Pokorny[1]
1993HungaryKrisztina CzakóGermanyTanja SzewczenkoRussiaOlga Markova[1]
1994PolandZuzanna SzwedHungaryKrisztina CzakóRussiaMaria Butyrskaya[1]
1995HungaryKrisztina CzakóAustriaJulia LautowaHungaryJúlia Sebestyén[1]
1996AustriaJulia LautowaPolandAnna RechnioUnited StatesAmber Corwin[1]
1997ChinaChen LuUnited StatesTonia KwiatkowskiAzerbaijanYulia Vorobieva[4]
1998FranceLaetitia HubertUnited StatesAmber CorwinSlovakiaZuzana Paurova[5][6]
1999United StatesSarah HughesHungaryKrisztina CzakóHungaryJúlia Sebestyén[7][8]
2000BelarusJulia SoldatovaUnited StatesDeanna StellatoPolandSabina Wojtala[10][22]
2001FranceVanessa GusmeroliHungaryJúlia SebestyénUkraineIryna Lukianenko[12][23]
2002UkraineGalina ManiachenkoAustraliaMiriam ManzanoPolandSabina Wojtala[13]
2003AustriaJulia LautowaHungaryDiána PóthCzech RepublicLucie Krausová[14]
2004RussiaViktoria VolchkovaHungaryDiána PóthAustraliaJoanne Carter[15][16]
2005ChinaLiu YanNorth KoreaKim Yong SukLuxembourgFleur Maxwell[17][18][19]
2006Georgia (country)Elene GedevanishviliUnited StatesDanielle KahleSlovakiaRadka Bártová[20]
2007No competition held
2008ItalyCarolina KostnerEstoniaJelena GlebovaGermanyAnnette Dytrt[21]

Pairs

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YearGoldSilverBronzeDetails
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996United StatesKyoko Ina /Jason DungjenRussiaOlga Semkina /Andrei ChuvilaevCanadaSamantha Marchant /Chad Hawse[1]
1997UkraineOlena Bilousivska /Stanislav MorozovUnited StatesDanielle Hartsell /Steve HartsellCzech RepublicKateřina Beránková /Otto Dlabola[4]
1998United StatesDanielle Hartsell /Steve HartsellCzech RepublicKateřina Beránková /Otto DlabolaSlovakiaOľga Beständigová /Jozef Beständig[5][6]
1999No competitors[7][8]
2000United StatesLaura Handy /Jonathon HuntUnited StatesTiffany Scott /Philip DulebohnFranceSabrina Lefrançois /Jérôme Blanchard[10][24]
2001No competitors[12]
2002No competitors[13]
2003No competitors[14]
2004No competitors[15][16]
2005UkraineTatiana Volosozhar /Stanislav MorozovCanadaAnabelle Langlois /Cody HayUnited StatesTiffany Vise /Derek Trent[17][18][19]
2006No competitors[20]
2007No competition held
2008No competitors[21]

Ice dancing

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YearGoldSilverBronzeDetails
1974
1975Poland Ewa Kołodziej /Tadeusz GóraUnited KingdomPauline Gee /Richard NorrisAustriaSusi Handschmann /Peter Handschmann[1]
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987Soviet UnionNatalia Annenko /Genrikh SretenskiAustriaKathrin Beck /Christoff BeckFranceCorinne Paliard /Didier Courtois[1]
1988Soviet UnionLarisa Fedorinova /Evgeni PlatovHungaryKrisztina Kerekes /Csaba SzentpéteriUnited StatesJodi Balogh /Jerod Swallow[1]
1989Soviet UnionLudmila Berezova /Vladimir FedorovCzechoslovakiaMonika Mandikova /Oliver PekarCanadaPenny Mann /Richard Perkins[1]
1990
1991United StatesAmy Webster /Leif EricksonFrancePascale Vrot /David QuinsacCanadaIsabelle Labossière /Mitchell Gould[1]
1992CanadaDara Bailey /Rock LemayRussiaOlga Pershankova /Peter TchernyshevUkraineElena Grushina /Ruslan Goncharov[1]
1993PolandAgnieszka Domańska /Marcin GłowackiFranceNathalie Gillet /Oliver LoresUnited KingdomMarie James /Philip Askew[1]
1994United KingdomMichelle Fitzgerald /Vincent KyleFranceAgnes Jacquemard /Alexis GayetItalyBarbara Fusar-Poli /Maurizio Margaglio[1]
1995PolandIwona Filipowicz /Michal SzumskiFranceBarbara Piton /Alexandre PitonAustriaAllison MacLean /Konrad Schaub[1]
1996RussiaOlga Sharutenko /Dimitri NaumkinFranceDominique Deniaud /Martial JaffredoFranceAnne Chaigneau /Olivier Chapuis[1]
1997BelarusTatiana Navka /Nikolai MorozovRussiaEkaterina Davydova /Roman KostomarovIsraelGalit Chait /Sergei Sakhnovski[4]
1998BulgariaAlbena Denkova /Maxim StaviskiFranceAlia Ouabdelsselam /Benjamin DelmasAustriaAngelika Führing /Bruno Ellinger[5][6]
1999United KingdomJulie Keeble /Lukasz ZalewskiPolandAleksandra Kauc /Filip BernadowskiCzech RepublicKateřina Kovalová /David Szurman[7][8]
2000No competitors[10]
2001PolandSylwia Nowak /Sebastian KolasińskiItalyFederica Faiella /Massimo ScaliUkraineAlla Beknazarova /Juri Kocherzhenko[12][25]
2002United KingdomMarika Humphreys /Vitaliy BaranovUnited StatesEmilie Nussear /Mathew GatesIsraelNatalia Gudina /Alexei Beletski[13]
2003ArmeniaAnastasia Grebenkina /Vazgen AzroyanUnited KingdomSinead Kerr /John KerrUnited StatesHilary Gibbons /Justin Pekarek[14]
2004No competitors[15][16]
2005LithuaniaMargarita Drobiazko /Povilas VanagasAzerbaijanKristin Fraser /Igor LukaninGermanyChristina Beier /William Beier[17][18][19]
2006RussiaOksana Domnina /Maxim ShabalinRussiaAnastasia Platonova /Andrei MaximishinUnited StatesKimberly Navarro /Brent Bommentre[20]
2007No competition held
2008FrancePernelle Carron /Matthieu JostUnited StatesLynn Kriengkrairut /Logan Giulietti-SchmittUnited StatesCharlotte Maxwell /Nick Traxler[21]

References

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  21. ^abcd"Result details: 2008 Karl Schäfer Memorial". Archived fromthe original on 23 July 2011.
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  23. ^"Final results: 2001 Karl Schäfer Memorial - Ladies". U.S. Figure Skating.Archived from the original on 17 August 2016.
  24. ^"Final results: 2000 Karl Schäfer Memorial - Pairs". U.S. Figure Skating.Archived from the original on 3 March 2016.
  25. ^"Final results: 2001 Karl Schäfer Memorial - Ice dancing". U.S. Figure Skating.Archived from the original on 3 March 2016.

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