Mini Europa

The Mini Europa is an annual international figure skating competition, which is held in the spring in Warsaw, Poland. It was first organised in the year of 2004. Initially dedicated to the youngest age categories, it was gradually gaining older and older competitors, ending up with the Juniors in the May 2013. Medals may be awarded in the disciplines of men's singles and ladies' singles.

Junior medalists

Men
Junior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2013 Artsiom Tseluiko Tadas Jakubauskas Edvinas Apitionok
2014 Ilya Suntcewno more junior men competitors
2015no junior men competitors
2016 Egor Khlopkovno more junior men competitors
2017 Jakub Kukowskione more junior men competitor withdrew
2018 Egor Khlopkov Lukas Strzelecno more junior men competitors
2019 Egor Khlopkov Lukas Strzelecno more junior men competitors

Ladies
Junior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2013 Alina Biletska Darya Batura Viktotryia Liakhava
2014 Aleksandra Boikova Elżbieta Gabryszak Anastasia Zaitsava
2015 Hanna Paroshina Oliwia Rzepiel Ugne Peciukonyte
2016 Tifani Teszari Mariya Saldakayeva Ksenija Matvijenko
2017 Vivien Teszari Tifani Teszari Mikaela Seger
2018 Vivien Teszari Ildi Adok Tifani Teszari
2019 Natalia Lerka Madicken Astorsdotter Kseniya Liasneuskaya

Novice medalists

Men
Novice boys
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2012 Krzysztof Kierzkowski Mikita Finski Piotr Horosz
2013 Mihhail Sokolov Cezary Szczepkowskino more novice boys competitors
2014 Mihhail Sokolovno more novice boys competitors
2015no novice boys competitors
Advanced novice boys
2016 Lukas Strzelec Jonathan Egyptsonno more novice boys competitors
2017 Egor Khlopkov Jakub Świder Łukasz Żabicki
2018 Łukasz Żabickione more advanced novice boy competitor withdrew
2019 Jakub Lofek Andrzej Nakonieczny Krystian Gerega
Novice Basic A boys
2017 Matthis Pellegrisno more novice basic boys competitors

Ladies
Novice girls
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2012 Angelika Ordowska Agnieszka Piwowarska Marina Filippova
2013 Dovile Didzgalvyte Linden Van Bemmel Anna Łukasiak
2014 Tatsyana Mihits Urte Tamariunaite Elze Bojarciukaite
2015 Tatsyana Mihits Mariya Saldakaeva Valeryia Kazachok
Advanced novice girls
2016 Vivien Teszari Aleksandra Chepeleva Katryna Birgelaite
2017 Amelia Żurek Natalia Lerka Katryna Birgelaite
2018 Jogaile Aglinskyte Marija Brejeva Oliwia Modig
2019 Yeva Shulga Sofiia Kupriienko Selma Larsen
Novice Basic B II girls
2017 Anastasiya Belaus Charlotte Jensen Pola Kosno
Novice Basic B I girls
2017 Nadzeya Novik Oliwia Gregorczyk Tea Asquez
Novice Basic A III girls
2017 Emilija Svencionyte Ida Eriksson Natalie Malkova
Novice Basic A II girls
2017 Ingrid Amadoz Skorupa Thelma Mittet Farah Oucherif
Novice Basic A I girls
2017 Arita Silina Elina Smolakova Lizaveta Charapinova

Juvenile medalists

In the beginning the competition was organised only for the children categories and having evolved from the Polish European Criterium series event, it was divided into deriving from it categories of Debs (the oldest) – Springs – Cubs – Chicks (the youngest) (some of them occasionally divided into sub-categories according to years of birth).

However, starting with May 2014, they were changed into more common Gold (the oldest) – Silver – Bronze (the youngest), and continue so until contemporary times.

Detailful information on the medals and results is available on the result pages of the Polish Figure Skating Association.

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