Dragon Trophy

The Dragon Trophy is an annual international figure skating competition. It is typically held in February in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Medals may be awarded in men's and ladies' singles on the senior, junior, and advanced novice levels. Senior events were added in 2012.

Senior medalists

Men
Senior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012 Damjan Ostojič Fabriczio CarrilloNo other competitors[1]
2013 Javier Raya Felipe Montoya Saverio Giacomelli[2]
2014 Mikhail Kolyada Justus Strid Artem Lezheev[3]
2016 Roman Galay David Kranjec Alessandro Fadini[4]
2017 Petr Kotlařík Alessandro Fadini Mehmet Çakır[5]
2018 Nurullah Sahaka Alessandro Fadini Alexander Borovoj[6]
2019 Alexander Petrov Andrei Lazukin Burak Demirboğa[7]
2020 Nicola Todeschini Davide Lewton Brain Nurullah Sahaka[8]

Ladies
Senior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012 Daša Grm Sabrina Schulz Nika Cerič[1]
2013 Sonia Lafuente Daša Grm Minami Hanashiro[2]
2014 Valentina Chernishova Anita Madsen Daša Grm[3]
2016 Daša Grm Ilaria Nogaro Lara Roth[4]
2017 Isabelle Olsson Guia Maria Tagliapietra Lara Roth[5]
2018 Nathalie Weinzierl Viveca Lindfors Anna Memola[6]
2019 Elizaveta Tuktamysheva Anastasiia Guliakova Marina Piredda[7]
2020 Roberta Rodeghiero Lara Naki Gutmann Daša Grm[8]

Junior medalists

Men
Junior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2004 Damjan Ostojič Luka Čadež Alex Wilde[9]
2005 Luka Čadež Robert McNamara Severin Kiefer[10]
2006 Luka Čadež Marco Fabbri Peter Liebers[11]
2007 Denis Ten Jason Thompson Ivor Mikolčević[12]
2008 Severin Kiefer Ivor MikolčevićNo other competitors[13]
2009 Mario-Rafael Ionian Severin KieferNo other competitors[14]
2010 Ivor Mikolčević Amel BurekovićNo other competitors[15]
2011 Romain Ponsart Slavik Hayrapetyan Peter James Hallam[16]
2012 Kristof BrezarNo other competitors[1]
2013 Carlo Vittorio Palermo Ivo Gatovski Kristof Brezar[2]
2014 Adrien Bannister Ivo Gatovski Alexander Borovoj[3]
2016 Luc Maierhofer Giorgio Vianello Andras Csernoch[4]
2017 Julian Donica Nik Folini Alexander Maszljanko[5]
2018 Gabriel Folkesson Basar Oktar Josh Brown[6]
2019 Gleb Lutfullin Ömer Efe Sayici Kornel Witkowski[7]
2020 Emanuele Indelicato Adam Hagara David Sedej[8]

Ladies
Junior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2004 Fleur Maxwell Teodora Poštič Darja Škrlj[9]
2005 Željka Krizmanić Daša Grm Phoebe Di Tommaso[10]
2006 Anna Heinonen Nicole Della Monica Ana Stublar[11]
2007 Denise Koegl Kerstin Sommergruber Delphine Kristofics-Binder[12]
2008 Mirna Librić Anastasija Uspenska Petra Arponen[13]
2009 Nika Cerič Daša Grm Sofia Ahanen[14]
2010 Amelia Schweinbacher Nika Cerič Sabrina Schulz[15]
2011 Victoria Hübler Carol Bressanutti Sabrina Schulz[16]
2012 Patricia Gleščič Saara Astola Justiina Niemi[1]
2013 Caterina Andermarcher Silvia Martinelli Sandra Ristivojević[2]
2014 Viveca Lindfors Lara Roth Emmi Peltonen[3]
2016 Julia Sauter Monika Peterka Emma Niemi[4]
2017 Emma Kivioja Alexandra Hagarová Giulia Foresti[5]
2018 Marina Piredda Stefanie Pesendorfer Lara Naki Gutmann[6]
2019 Alina Solovyeva Lorine Schild Léa Serna[7]
2020 Jogaile Aglinskyte Anaïs Coraducci Carlotta Maria Gardini[8]

Advanced novice medalists

Men
Advanced novice men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2004Not held[9]
2005Not held[10]
2006 Severin Kiefer William Nottingham Daniel King[11]
2007 Matic Hrovat Mislav Blagojević Borna Blagojević[12]
2008Not held[13]
2009 Mislav BlagojevićNo other competitors[14]
2010 Charlie Parry-Evans Mislav Blagojević Steven Baker[15]
2011 Adrien Tesson Simon-Gabriel Ionian Lee Booker[16]
2012 Jari Kessler Steven BakerNo other competitors[1]
2013 Ton Consul Aleix Gabara Ernesto Martinez[2]
2014 Samuel McAllister Matej Gregorc Alexander Zlatkov[3]
2016 Yann Frechon Nikolaj Memola Pontus Sellerup[4]
2017 Nikolaj Memola Mozes Jozsef BereiNo other competitors[5]
2018 Alp Tore Ovalioglu Agahan Berk Dortkol Demir Ozdemir[6]
2019 Gabriel Renoldi Adam Hagara Edoardo Comi[7]
2020 Tobia OellererNo other competitors[8]

Ladies
Advanced novice ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2004 Sabrina Immervoll Delphine Kristofics-Binder Sharon Resseler[9]
2005 Christel De Haan Nathalie Van Uffelen Polona Koritnik[10]
2006 Pia Angelis Marcella De Trovato Polona Koritnik[11]
2007 Katie Powell Vera Kleinschuster Doroteja Šimunič[12]
2008 Sabrina Schulz Noora Pitkanen Stina Martini[13]
2009 Sabrina Schulz Michaela Bochunová Tuuli Lipiainen[14]
2010 Elettra Olivotto Veera Suutari Rosaliina Kuparinen[15]
2011 Elettra Olivotto Alessia Benetti Victoria Plutalova[16]
2012 Emmi Peltonen Alessia Benetti Martina Scoccimarro[1]
2013 Lea Hauer Alessia Benetti Lara Roth[2]
2014 Stanislava Konstantinova Claudia Martinelli Nina Polšak[3]
2016 Emma Kikivioja Sophia Schaller Giuditta Sartori[4]
2017 Vera Stolt Hana Kosić Alessia Tornaghi[5]
2018 Emese Csiszer Fanny Lindfors Lorine Schild[6]
2019 Lola Ghozali Dorotea Partonjic Eve Dubecq[7]
2020 Camilla Paola Gardini Anna Bodrone Vivien Papp[8]
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References
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  2. "Announcement: Dragon Trophy 2013". International Skating Union.
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  6. "2018 Dragon Trophy". DKK Stanko Bloudek. February 2018.
  7. "2019 Dragon Trophy". DKK Stanko Bloudek. February 2019.
  8. "2020 Dragon Trophy". DKK Stanko Bloudek. February 2020.
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  10. "Dragon Trophy 2005". drsanje.com. 6 February 2005. Archived from the original on 30 December 2008.
  11. "Dragon Trophy 2006". drsanje.com. 29 January 2006. Archived from the original on 31 December 2008.
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