2010 Triglav Trophy

2010 Triglav Trophy
Type:	Multi-level International
Date:	March 31 – April 4
Season:	2009–10
Location:	Jesenice
Champions
Men's singles: Takahito Mura
Ladies' singles: Satsuki Muramoto

Previous: 2009 Triglav Trophy
Next: 2011 Triglav Trophy

The 2010 Triglav Trophy was the Triglav Trophy figure skating competition of the 2009–10 figure skating season. The competition is always held annually in the spring in Jesenice, Slovenia. Due to its timing, the Triglav Trophy is usually the last or one of the last International Skating Union-sanctioned international competitions of the season.

The 2010 Triglav Trophy was held between March 31 and April 4, 2010. Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's and ladies' singles across the levels of Senior, Junior, and Novice.

Medalists

Discipline	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Senior men	Takahito Mura	Alexander Majorov	Chafik Besseghier
Senior ladies	Satsuki Muramoto	Joshi Helgesson	Miriam Ziegler
Junior men	Filippo Ambrosini	Anton Marberg	Sergey Balashov
Junior ladies	Sila Saygi	Camilla Gjersem	Celin Mysen
Novice boys	Shu Nakamura	Peter James Hallam	Victor Bustamante
Novice girls	Kim Hae-jin	Satoko Miyahara	Riona Kato

Senior-level results

Senior men

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Takahito Mura	Japan	184.07	1	73.70	3	110.37
2	Alexander Majorov	Sweden	179.60	3	60.40	1	119.20
3	Chafik Besseghier	France	179.26	2	60.91	2	118.35
4	Philipp Tischendorf	Germany	167.29	4	57.48	4	109.81
5	Mario-Rafael Ionian	Austria	146.61	5	51.27	6	95.34
6	Mikael Redin	Switzerland	142.79	6	49.11	7	93.68
7	Stephane Walker	Switzerland	141.80	11	45.38	5	96.42
8	Anton Truve	Sweden	138.05	7	49.08	8	88.97
9	Ali Demirboga	Turkey	131.21	8	47.06	9	84.15
10	Maurizio Zandron	Italy	130.83	9	46.95	10	83.88
11	Severin Kiefer	Austria	124.10	14	41.10	11	83.00
12	Ruben Blommaert	Belgium	118.30	10	45.62	12	72.68
13	Kutay Eryoldas	Turkey	114.21	13	41.90	13	72.31
14	Boyito Mulder	Netherlands	106.39	12	43.19	14	63.20
WD	Ruben Errampalli	Italy		15	37.34

Senior ladies

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Satsuki Muramoto	Japan	143.52	2	52.00	2	91.52
2	Joshi Helgesson	Sweden	139.89	8	46.22	1	93.67
3	Miriam Ziegler	Austria	135.32	1	52.28	4	83.04
4	Katharina Häcker	Germany	133.35	3	51.02	5	82.43
5	Nathalie Weinzierl	Germany	129.23	4	48.34	6	80.89
6	Linnea Mellgren	Sweden	128.02	12	44.32	3	83.70
7	Maé Bérénice Méité	France	124.71	5	48.32	7	76.39
8	Angelica Olsson	Sweden	121.63	9	45.32	8	76.31
9	Alice Garlisi	Italy	118.63	6	48.14	11	70.49
10	Karolina Sykorova	Slovakia	117.29	11	44.76	9	72.53
11	Nicole Graf	Switzerland	115.30	7	47.72	13	67.58
12	Romy Buehler	Switzerland	112.69	13	43.56	12	69.13
13	Martina Bocek	Czech Republic	112.58	15	40.24	10	72.34
14	Bettina Heim	Switzerland	108.11	10	44.90	16	63.21
15	Helena Stenbacka	Finland	99.30	17	33.84	14	65.46
16	Christina Grill	Austria	96.08	18	31.18	15	64.90
17	Daša Grm	Slovenia	89.53	16	35.32	18	54.21
18	Marina Seeh	Serbia	87.09	19	29.48	17	57.61
19	Birce Atabey	Turkey	82.85	20	29.16	19	53.69
20	Nathalie Klaassen	Netherlands	72.38	21	26.42	20	45.96
WD	Manouk Gijsman	Netherlands		14	40.76

Junior-level results

Junior men

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Filippo Ambrosini	Italy	128.00	1	42.34	1	85.66
2	Anton Marberg	Sweden	112.86	3	36.45	2	76.41
3	Sergey Balashov	Switzerland	109.34	2	38.76	3	70.58
4	Berk Akalin	Turkey	86.68	4	28.83	4	57.85
5	Amel Burekovic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	42.70	5	14.30	5	28.40

Junior ladies

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Sila Saygi	Turkey	114.70	2	43.28	2	71.42
2	Camilla Gjersem	Norway	106.05	13	33.73	1	72.32
3	Celine Mysen	Norway	104.46	4	38.83	4	65.63
4	Julia Bertinato	Italy	103.52	3	39.51	5	64.01
5	Agnese Garlisi	Italy	102.31	8	35.92	3	66.39
6	Amelia Schwienbacher	Italy	100.81	1	48.06	14	52.75
7	Jennifer Urban	United Kingdom	98.18	7	37.83	8	60.35
8	Anine Rabe	Norway	97.66	11	34.95	6	62.71
9	Patricia Glescic	Slovenia	97.54	5	38.50	9	59.04
10	Carmen Oliveras	Switzerland	95.97	12	34.42	7	61.55
11	Joyce Den Hollander	Netherlands	90.45	17	31.67	10	58.78
12	Stina Martini	Austria	86.89	9	35.83	16	51.06
13	Laura Junod	Switzerland	86.69	6	37.90	18	48.79
14	Ines Wohlmuth	Austria	85.89	19	31.29	11	54.60
15	Nika Ceric	Slovenia	85.87	14	32.53	12	53.34
16	Sara Huuskonen	Finland	85.51	10	35.04	17	50.47
17	Reyna Hamui	Mexico	84.28	18	31.31	13	52.97
18	Petra Juric	Croatia	79.96	15	31.83	20	48.13
19	Doroteja Simunic	Slovenia	79.35	22	27.93	15	51.42
20	Mila Morelissen	Netherlands	75.47	20	29.50	24	45.97
21	Nika Zafran	Croatia	75.41	21	28.65	22	46.77
22	Mila Petrovic	Serbia	75.16	23	27.31	21	47.85
23	Monia Aleksic	Croatia	74.42	16	31.72	25	42.70
24	Michelle Couwenberg	Netherlands	73.82	26	25.05	19	48.77
25	Pina Umek	Slovenia	72.91	25	26.55	23	46.36
26	Meta Cebokli	Slovenia	67.62	24	26.65	26	40.97
27	Monika Urbas	Slovenia	41.89	27	19.23	27	22.66

Novice-level results

Novice boys

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Shu Nakamura	Japan	121.42	2	36.36	1	87.79
2	Peter James Hallam	United Kingdom	115.76	1	37.01	2	78.75
3	Victor Bustamante	Spain	104.40	4	33.55	3	70.85
4	Giorgio Settembrini	Italy	99.88	6	32.11	4	67.77
5	Mandus Thorman	Sweden	98.91	3	35.59	6	63.32
6	Osman Akgun	Turkey	98.44	5	33.31	5	65.13
7	Nicola Todeschini	Switzerland	88.34	7	31.55	8	56.79
8	Mehmet Çakır	Turkey	86.89	9	29.81	7	57.08
9	Hector Alonso	Spain	84.62	8	31.47	10	53.15
10	Marco Zandron	Italy	83.14	10	28.35	9	54.79
11	Kristof Brezar	Slovenia	67.28	11	21.80	11	45.48
12	Mislav Blagojevic	Croatia	61.51	12	20.79	12	40.72
13	Daniil Maksimovic	Slovenia	53.97	13	16.52	13	37.45

Novice girls

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Kim Hae-jin	South Korea	144.11	1	49.68	1	94.43
2	Satoko Miyahara	Japan	129.15	4	38.30	2	90.85
3	Riona Kato	Japan	123.64	3	40.36	3	83.28
4	Dominika Murckova	Slovakia	108.26	2	41.72	4	66.54
5	Melisa Sema Atik	Turkey	95.29	5	33.42	6	61.87
6	Elin Hallberg	Sweden	94.27	7	32.22	5	62.05
7	Nora Stenersen	Norway	93.24	6	32.86	7	60.38
8	Laetitia Guyaz	Switzerland	91.30	9	31.54	8	59.76
9	Anouk Bergsma	Netherlands	87.90	11	30.84	11	57.06
10	Maria Jimenez	Spain	87.01	8	31.96	14	55.05
11	Laura Ponzio	Netherlands	86.53	14	30.12	12	56.41
12	Thea Rabe	Norway	86.49	10	31.52	15	54.97
13	Duygu Sen	Turkey	86.19	17	28.74	10	57.45
14	Jannika Myntti	Finland	85.35	12	30.74	16	54.61
15	Jasmine Tessari	Italy	85.12	15	30.06	13	55.06
16	Lana Bagen	United Kingdom	85.11	13	30.58	17	54.53
17	Estelle Gillioz	Switzerland	85.03	23	26.68	9	58.35
18	Sara Angelsioo	Sweden	83.54	16	29.94	18	53.60
19	Clara Zaring	Sweden	81.37	18	27.96	19	53.41
20	Lilly Kotvojs	Austria	79.66	21	26.80	20	52.86
21	Rachael Barley	United Kingdom	75.65	22	26.72	21	48.93
22	Hedda Johansson	Sweden	74.58	20	26.90	22	47.68
23	Valentina Mikac	Croatia	73.30	24	26.12	24	47.18
24	Marta Cuni	Spain	73.01	26	25.82	23	47.19
25	Bethany Powell	United Kingdom	71.23	19	27.62	26	43.61
26	Janusa Rode	Slovenia	69.25	25	25.88	27	43.37
27	Saira Catak	Slovenia	66.02	29	22.00	25	44.02
28	Izabela Cerkuc	Croatia	64.96	27	24.66	29	40.30
29	Matilda Lofgren	Sweden	58.61	28	24.12	28	40.33
30	Magdalena Mudri	Croatia	60.58	30	20.66	30	39.92
31	Anja Resman	Slovenia	56.71	31	17.14	31	39.57
32	Neza Kozjek	Slovenia	45.13	32	15.00	32	30.13

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2010 Triglav Trophy results (Archived)

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