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Skate Helena

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International figure skating competition
Skate Helena
Location: Serbia

Skate Helena (formerly known as theHelena Pajović Cup) is an internationalfigure skating competition which is generally held in December or January inBelgrade, Serbia. The competition is named in honor ofHelena Pajović, a formerSerb figure skater who competed internationally forYugoslavia.[1] Medals may be awarded inmen's singles andwomen's singles at the senior, junior, and novice levels. The event formerly includedice dance.

Senior results

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Men's singles

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YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2001BulgariaNaiden BorichevUzbekistan Vladimir BelomoinNo other competitors[2]
2003Serbia and MontenegroTrifun ŽivanovićBulgariaNaiden Borichev[3]
2014PhilippinesMichael Christian MartinezNo other competitors[4]
2016FinlandTomi PulkkinenFinland Roman GalayTurkeyBurak Demirboğa[5]
2017ItalyMattia Dalla TorreNo other competitors[6]
2019RussiaPetr GumennikHungary Alexander MaszljankoNo other competitors[7]
2022SlovakiaAdam HagaraHungaryAleksandr VlasenkoBulgariaBeat Schümperli[8]
2024BulgariaLarry LoupoloverChinese TaipeiGuan Ting ZhouNo other competitors[9]

Women's singles

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YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2001PolandSabina WojtalaUzbekistanAnastasia GimazetdinovaIsraelDaria Zuravicki[2]
2003HungaryTamara DorofejevSlovenia Anja BratecNo other competitors[3]
2013SloveniaDaša GrmBelgiumIsabelle Pieman[10]
2014FinlandJuulia TurkkilaFinland Emilia ToikkanenFinland Helena Stenbacka[4]
2015FinlandViveca LindforsPhilippinesAlisson Krystle PertichetoAustria Anita Kapferer[11]
2016HungaryFruzsina MedgyesiFinlandLiubov EfimenkoTurkeySıla Saygı[5]
2017United KingdomNatasha McKayUnited KingdomKristen SpoursUnited KingdomKarly Robertson[6]
2018Czech RepublicEliska BrezinovaAustriaKerstin FrankSlovakia Nina Letenayova[12]
2019SerbiaAntonina DubininaItaly Anna MemolaAustriaVictoria Hübler[7]
2020BulgariaKristina GrigorovaHungaryJúlia LángLithuaniaElžbieta Kropa[13]
2021SerbiaAntonina DubininaBulgariaKristina GrigorovaGreeceDimitra Korri[14]
2022SloveniaDaša GrmHungaryJúlia LángRomaniaJulia Sauter[8]
2023BulgariaKristina GrigorovaSerbiaAntonina DubininaCroatiaHana Cvijanović[15]
2024IsraelElizabet GervitzMoldovaAnastasia GrachevaCroatiaHana Cvijanović[9]

Ice dance

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YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2001
  • Russia
  • Anna Markina
  • Dmitri Nigirish
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Junior results

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Men's singles

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YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2001PolandMaciej KuśSlovenia Urban KalšekBulgaria Yavor Boyanov[2]
2003NorwayMichael ChrolenkoBulgariaLeri KenchadzeBulgariaGeorgi Kenchadze[3]
2009Bosnia and HerzegovinaAmel BurekovićNo other competitors[16]
2010Croatia Ivor Mikolčević[17]
2011Croatia Mislav Blagojević[18]
2012Slovenia Krištof Brezar[19]
2013MalaysiaJulian Zhi Jie YeeSlovenia Krištof BrezarAustria Manuel Drechsler[10]
2014Slovenia Krištof BrezarCroatia Steven BakerCroatia Tomislav Mikulandrić[4]
2015Russia Andrei ZuberCzech RepublicJiří BělohradskýItaly Simone Cervi[11]
2016TurkeyBaşar OktarAustriaLuc MaierhoferFrance Landry Le May[5]
2017Bulgaria Alexander ZlatkovBulgaria Nikola ZlatanovAustria Johannes Maierhofer[6]
2018Bulgaria Vassil DimitrovBulgaria Nikola ZlatanovItaly Guido Alberto Offsass[12]
2019Russia Mikhail PolianskiiRussiaMark KondratiukBulgaria Radoslav Marinov[7]
2020Georgia (country)Nika EgadzeRussiaGrigoriy FedorovSlovakiaAdam Hagara[13]
2021SloveniaDavid SedejBulgariaFilip KaymakchievNo other competitors[14]
2022TurkeyAli Efe GunesTurkeyAlp Eren OzkanSloveniaDavid Sedej[8]
2023TurkeyMehmet Cenkay KarlıklıAustriaDaniel RuisNo other competitors[15]
2024TurkeyAli Efe GunesHong KongChiu Hei CheungBulgariaDeyan Mihaylov[9]

Women's singles

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YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2001Russia Polina IgosevaSlovenia Darja ŠkrljSlovenia Nena Stojanović[2]
2003BulgariaSonia RadevaJapan Miri YoshidaFinlandHenriikka Hietaniemi[3]
2008Italy Valentina BonafedeFinland Annika NymanFinland Marianne Pirskanen[20]
2009SloveniaPatricia GleščičCroatia Ema LipovšćakSlovenia Alja Stefelin[16]
2010SloveniaDaša GrmSlovenia Pina UmekCroatia Mateja Bursić[17]
2011Serbia Katarina KneževićCroatia Petra JurićCroatia Nika Žafran[18]
2012Sweden Rebecka EmanuelssonSweden Elin HallbergBelgium Eline Anthonissen[19]
2013Serbia Sandra RistivojevićSlovenia Pina UmekNetherlands Kim Bell[10]
2014FinlandViveca LindforsSouth AfricaMichaela du ToitPhilippines Frances Clare Untalan[4]
2015Slovenia Monika PeterkaItalyChiara CalderoneEstonia Natalja Gordejeva[11]
2016Slovakia Alexandra HagarováFinland Joanna KallelaFinland Petra Laakkonen[5]
2017BulgariaAlexandra FeiginSwitzerland Shaline RüeggerSlovakia Alexandra Hagarová[6]
2018ItalyLucrezia BeccariHungary Dora NagyCroatia Hana Cvijanović[12]
2019Georgia (country)Alina UrushadzeHungaryJúlia LángItalyAlessia Tornaghi[7]
2020RussiaSofia BaranovaSwitzerlandAnna La PortaBulgariaIvelina Baycheva[13]
2021BelgiumNina PinzarroneBelgiumJade HovineSloveniaManca Krmelj[14]
2022SloveniaJulija LovrencicMexicoAndrea Astrain MaynezTurkeyAnna Deniz Ozdemir[8]
2023SlovakiaOlívia LengyelováSloveniaZoja KramarCzech RepublicAdéla Vallová[15]
2024SlovakiaOlívia LengyelováCyprusStefania YakolevaItalyChiara Minighini[9]

Ice dance

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YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2001
  • Poland
  • Russia
  • Ksenia Shmirina
  • Alexander Baidukov
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2003
  • Russia
No other competitors[3]

References

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  1. ^"Serbia and Montenegro Skating Association - official web site". 2005-02-05. Archived fromthe original on 2005-02-05. Retrieved2023-12-26.
  2. ^abcdef"2001 Cup Helena Pajovic". Figure Skating Corner. 23 December 2001.
  3. ^abcde"2003 Cup Helena Pajovic & Belgrade Trophy". Figure Skating Corner. 5 December 2003.
  4. ^abcd"Skate Helena 2014". 25 January 2014.
  5. ^abcd"Skate Helena 2016". January 2016.
  6. ^abcd"2016 Skate Helena (ISU)". European Criterium. 21 January 2017.Archived from the original on 21 January 2017.
  7. ^abcd"Skate Helena 2019". January 2019.
  8. ^abcd"Skate Helena 2022". January 2022.
  9. ^abcd"BEOGRAD - 17Th EUROPA CUP SKATE HELENA 2024".www.europeancriterium.eu. Retrieved2024-01-06.
  10. ^abc"6th Skate Helena - European Criterium". 25 January 2013.
  11. ^abc"Skate Helena 2015". 24 January 2015.
  12. ^abc"Skate Helena 2018". January 2018.
  13. ^abc"Skate Helena 2020". January 2020.
  14. ^abc"Skate Helena 2021".www.europeancriterium.eu. Retrieved2021-04-19.
  15. ^abc"Skate Helena 2023". January 2023.
  16. ^ab"2nd Europa Cup Skate Helena". 14 February 2009.
  17. ^ab"3rd Europa Cup Skate Helena". 16 January 2010.
  18. ^ab"4th Europa Cup Skate Helena". 15 January 2011.
  19. ^ab"5th Europa Cup Skate Helena 2012". 14 January 2012.
  20. ^"1st Europa Cup Skate Helena". 12 January 2008.

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