2015 Triglav Trophy

2015 Triglav Trophy
Type:	Multi-level international
Date:	April 15 – 19
Season:	2014–15
Location:	Jesenice, Slovenia
Host:	Slovene Skating Union
Champions
Men's singles: Michael Christian Martinez (S) Byun Se-jong (J) Yuto Kishina (N)
Ladies' singles: Miyu Nakashio (S) Choi Da-Bin (J) Ahn So-Hyun (N)

Previous: 2014 Triglav Trophy
Next: 2016 Triglav Trophy

The 2015 Triglav Trophy is an international figure skating competition in the 2014–15 season. The competition was held on 15–19 April 2015 in Jesenice, Slovenia.^[1] Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's and ladies' singles on the senior, junior, and novice levels.

Senior results

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Michael Christian Martinez	Philippines	181.84	5	51.68	1	130.16
2	June Hyoung Lee	South Korea	176.60	2	59.60	2	117.00
3	Maurizio Zandron	Italy	170.44	1	60.36	3	110.18
4	Armen Agaian	Georgia	147.53	4	53.75	4	93.78
5	Marco Zandron	Italy	147.44	3	53.81	5	93.63
6	Dario Betti	Italy	115.01	6	43.31	6	71.70
7	Albert Muck	Austria	146.27	8	31.16	7	69.43
WD	Alessandro Fadini	Italy		7	34.50

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Miyu Nakashio	Japan	148.44	1	57.89	1	90.55
2	Yura Matsuda	Japan	146.35	2	57.81	2	88.54
3	Ilaria Nogaro	Italy	120.36	3	42.82	3	77.54
4	Fruzsina Medgyesi	Hungary	113.82	4	37.21	4	76.61
5	Alisson Krystle Perticheto	Philippines	103.60	5	36.60	5	67.00
WD	Julia Sauter	Romania

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Byun Se-jong	South Korea	148.13	1	56.74	2	91.39
2	Hugh Brabyn Jones	United Kingdom	140.76	2	44.27	1	96.49
3	Andras Csernoch	Hungary	109.16	4	34.78	3	74.38
4	Alexander Borovoj	Hungary	105.77	5	31.96	4	73.81
WD	Nikoloz Kadagishvili	Georgia		3	38.45

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Choi Da-Bin	South Korea	166.00	1	56.61	1	109.39
2	Giulia Foresti	Italy	104.57	5	36.40	3	68.17
3	Martina Manzo	Italy	103.54	2	38.36	4	65.18
4	Matilde Battagin	Italy	102.50	8	32.96	2	69.54
5	Samantha Cabiles	Philippines	96.22	4	36.74	8	59.48
6	Tullia Maria Trevisan	Italy	94.35	3	37.09	9	57.26
7	Nina Polsak	Slovenia	92.50	9	31.82	6	60.68
8	Sara Conti	Italy	92.38	12	28.87	5	63.51
9	Tena Copor	Croatia	90.61	10	30.92	7	59.69
10	Michaela Sacchet	Italy	89.73	6	34.52	10	55.21
11	Antonia Banovic	Croatia	85.59	11	30.82	11	54.72
12	Camilla Cappellin	Italy	85.50	7	34.41	12	51.09
13	Valentina Mikac	Croatia	72.61	13	28.53	15	44.08
14	Polina Ustinova	Cyprus	71.90	14	26.50	14	45.40
15	Marusa Udrih	Slovenia	67.79	15	31.55	13	46.24
WD	Antonella Palmisano	Italy

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Yuto Kishina	Japan	105.56	1	36.60	1	68.96
2	Guido Offsas	Italy	66.09	2	20.50	3	45.59
3	Nika Egadze	Georgia	64.75	3	18.78	2	45.97

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Ahn So-Hyun	South Korea	120.48	1	40.72	1	79.76
2	Momoka Sumi	Finland	104.24	2	35.88	2	68.36
3	Lucrezia Gennaro	Italy	89.32	3	34.98	3	54.34
4	Hana Kosic	Croatia	83.76	4	30.00	4	53.76
5	Dora Nagy	Hungary	78.74	6	27.91	5	50.83
6	Katarina Kitaroviae	Croatia	77.09	8	27.70	6	49.39
7	Alisa Stomakhina	Austria	76.61	7	27.83	7	48.78
8	Lara-Naki Gutmann	Italy	73.69	5	28.56	10	45.13
9	Julia Willnauer	Austria	72.37	9	27.42	11	44.95
10	Lara Gucek	Slovenia	72.05	11	25.62	8	46.43
11	Sephanie Franceschini	Italy	69.98	14	24.50	9	45.48
12	Hana Cvijanovic	Croatia	68.38	16	23.48	12	44.90
13	Kaja Gril	Slovenia	67.46	13	25.03	13	42.43
14	Martina Mancusi	Italy	67.17	10	25.63	14	41.54
15	Nea Smolej	Slovenia	66.16	12	25.40	15	40.76
16	Victoria McMahon	United Kingdom	60.05	18	20.92	16	39.13
17	Lucrezia Erba	Italy	59.73	15	24.30	17	35.43
18	Nana Khundadze	Georgia	57.01	17	22.24	18	34.77
19	Nika Novak	Slovenia	49.89	19	19.62	19	30.27

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