2009 Belgian Figure Skating Championships

2009 Belgian Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	21 November – 23 November
Season:	2008-2009
Location:	Lommel
Champions
Ladies' singles: Barbara Klerk

Previous: 2008 Belgian Figure Skating Championships
Next: 2010 Belgian Figure Skating Championships

The 2009 Belgian Figure Skating Championships (Dutch: Belgisch Kampioenschap 2009; French: Championnat de Belgique 2009) were the Belgian Figure Skating Championships of the 2009-2010 figure skating season. Skaters competed in the discipline of ladies singles for the title of national champion of Belgium.

The competition took place between 21 November and 23 November, 2008 in Lommel. Skaters from Great Britain and The Netherlands competed as guest skaters and their results were discounted from the final results. Nick Rigby of Great Britain was the only senior men's competitor and scored 120.07.

Senior-level results

Senior men

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Nick Rigby	Great Britain	120.07	1	1

Senior ladies

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Barbara Klerk	Belgium	99.91	3	1
	Karly Robertson	Great Britain	96.48	1	2
2	Isabelle Pieman	Belgium	91.31	2	3
3	Kaat Van Daele	Belgium	87.51	4	4
4	Kirsten Verbist	Belgium	63.11	5	5

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