Sportland Trophy

The Sportland Trophy (formerly Rozmaring Trophy)[1] is an annual international figure skating competition held in Budapest, Hungary, usually in February or March. It is part of the European Criterium.[2] Medals may be awarded in men's and ladies' singles on the senior, junior, novice, and other levels.

Senior medalists

Men

Senior men
Year GoldSilverBronze Details
2016Canada Kevin ReynoldsRussia Alexander PetrovSwitzerland Stéphane Walker[3]

Ladies

Senior ladies
Year GoldSilverBronze Details
2013Hungary Regina BorbélyHungary Eszter SzombathelyiAustria Victoria Kafol[4]
2014Italy Carol BressanuttiSlovenia Daša GrmAustria Kerstin Frank[5]
2016Italy Roberta RodeghieroBrazil Isadora WilliamsSwitzerland Yasmine Kimiko Yamada[3]

Junior medalists

Men

Junior men
Year GoldSilverBronze Details
2013Hungary Kristóf ForgóItaly Giulio Petri[4]
2014Italy Carlo Vittorio PalermoHungary Alexander BorovojAustralia Charlton Doherty[5]
2015Ukraine Mykhailo MedunytsiaItaly Adrien BannisterHungary Alexander Borovoj[6]
2016Russia Petr GumennikHungary Alexander MaszljankoAustralia Darian Kaptich[3]

Ladies

Junior ladies
Year GoldSilverBronze Details
2013Hungary Ivett TóthItaly Martina ScoccimaroHungary Bianka Friesz[4]
2014Finland Joanna KallelaItaly Valentina BarberiniRomania Zselyke Kenez[5]
2015Russia Natalia OgoreltsevaRussia Maria PerederovaHungary Fruzsina Medgyesi[6]
2016Russia Alisa LozkoHungary Júlia BátoriItaly Matilde Battagin[3]

Advanced novice medalists

Men

Advanced novice men
Year GoldSilverBronze Details
2013Hungary András CsernochCroatia Steven BakerCroatia Tomislav Mikulandrić[4]
2014Hungary Máté BöröczGermany Aleksandar BulatovicGermany Daniel Kiesinger[5]
2016Bulgaria Vassil DimitrovFrance Vincent MimaultNo other competitors[3]

Ladies

Advanced novice ladies
Year GoldSilverBronze Details
2013Hungary Dorka HavasiHungary Laura FácskaHungary Fruzsina Medgyesi[4]
2014Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginHungary Fruzsina MedgyesiItaly Damiana Celi[5]
2015Sweden Cassandra JohanssonSweden Jeļizaveta KopačaSlovenia Nina Polšak[6]
2016Sweden Wilma BrowallCroatia Katarina KitarovićItaly Gaia Maiorano[3]

References

  1. ↑ "SPORTLAND TROPHY" (PDF). International Skating Union.
  2. ↑ "Competitions list". European Criterium.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "27. SPORTLAND TROPHY - ISU". sportorszag.hu. March 2016.
    • "27. SPORTLAND TROPHY - Non ISU".
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 "24TH SPORTLAND TROPHY". sportorszag.hu. February 10, 2013.
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 "25th Sportland Trophy -ISU". sportorszag.hu. March 9, 2014.
    • "25th Sportland Trophy -NON ISU".
  6. 1 2 3 "26. SPORTLAND TROPHY ISU". sportorszag.hu. March 15, 2015.
    • "26. SPORTLAND TROPHY - Non ISU".
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