The Copenhagen Trophy is an annual figure skating competition held in Copenhagen, Denmark, around March or April in senior, junior, and novice categories.

Senior medalists

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2002Estonia Alexei KozlovBulgaria Naiden BorichevDenmark Peter Bækgaard Kjær[1]
2003Russia Alexei VasilevskiSpain Yon GarciaDenmark Peter Bækgaard Kjær[2]
2004France Samuel ContestiFrance Yoann DeslotPoland Krzysztof Komosa[3]
2005Austria Christian RauchbauerGreece Zeus IssariotisDenmark Michael Felding[4]

Ladies

Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2002Sweden Anna LundströmAustria Julia LautowaSweden Taru Karvosenoja[1]
2003Croatia Idora HegelHungary Diána PóthSweden Johanna Götesson[2]
2004Croatia Idora HegelHungary Tamara DorofejevUnited States Chloé Katz[3]
2005Finland Sanna RemesNorway Madeleine DalengSwitzerland Sarah Mooslechner[4]
2008Sweden Maria TaljegårdSweden Nanna NilssonDenmark Maria Lykke Kristensen[5]

Junior medalists

Junior men

Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2002United States Michael PetersFinland Mikko MinkkinenFinland Antti Aalto[1]
2003Canada Maxime-Billy FortinAustria Viktor PfeiferUnited States Jeremy Abbott[2]
2004United States Traighe RouseUnited States Michael PetersCanada Eric Radford[3]
2005Poland Maciej CiepluchaAustria Manuel KollSweden Justus Strid[4]
2008Denmark Jesper Thraentoft KristiansenPoland Sebastian IwasakiSweden Mathias Andersson[5]

Junior ladies

Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2002Sweden Johanna GötessonFinland Mari HirvonenSweden Marie Skärgård[1]
2003Sweden Viktoria HelgessonUnited States Samantha KarsonDenmark Irina Babenko[2]
2004Denmark Camilla AndersenCanada Myriane SamsonLuxembourg Fleur Maxwell[3]
2005Denmark Mia BrixFinland Sissi KeränenSweden Matilda Rang[4]
2008Austria Belinda SchönbergerSpain Laura FernandezDenmark Karina Johnson[5]

Novice medalists

Novice men

Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2002United States David WeintraubCanada Karolin MetivierSweden Adrian Schultheiss[1]
2003United States Nathan MillerDenmark Jesper Kristiansen[2]
2004United States Brandon MrozUnited States Jeremy SteegerPoland Sebastian Iwasaki[3]
2005Canada Patrick WongSweden Alexander MajorovPoland Sebastian Iwasaki[4]
2008Finland Matthias VersluisBelarus Pavel IgnatenkoDenmark Keiran Araza[5]

Novice ladies

Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2002United States Brianna PerryLuxembourg Fleur MaxwellSweden Cecilia Karlsson[1]
2003Sweden Josephine RingdahlCanada Myriane SamsonUnited States Samantha Kinney[2]
2004Canada Diane SzmiettCanada Kim CaissyUnited States Devon Aigner[3]
2005Canada Erika TisluckSweden Joshi HelgessonSweden Kristine Gustavsson[4]
2008Sweden Josefin TaljegårdFinland Timila ShresthaDenmark Anita Madsen[5]
2019United Kingdom Alana PangUnited Kingdom Lily BahtiariDenmark Charlotte Jensen[6]

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "2002 Copenhagen Trophy". The Figure Skating Corner. Archived from the original on 29 October 2013. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "2003 Copenhagen Trophy". The Figure Skating Corner. Archived from the original on 29 September 2007. Retrieved 2 May 2007.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Copenhagen Trophy 2004". International Skating Union.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "2005 Copenhagen Trophy". Tracings.net.
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 "2008 Copenhagen Trophy". Tracings.
  6. ↑ Scores danskate.dk


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