2009 South Korean Figure Skating Championships

2009 South Korean Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	January 9 – 10
Season:	2008–09
Location:	Goyang
Champions
Men's singles: Kim Min-seok
Ladies' singles: Kim Na-Young

Previous: 2008 South Korean Figure Skating Championships
Next: 2010 South Korean Figure Skating Championships

The 2009 South Korean Figure Skating Championships were the South Korean Figure Skating Championships for the 2008–09 season. They were the 63rd edition of those championships held. They were organized by the Korean Skating Union.

Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's and ladies singles on the senior, junior, and novice levels for the title of national champion of South Korea. The results of the national championships were used to choose the South Korean teams to the 2009 World Figure Skating Championships, the 2009 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships, and the 2009 World Junior Figure Skating Championships.

The 2009 Championships took place between January 9 and 10, 2009 in Goyang.

Competition notes

The results of the competition were reported incorrectly to the International Skating Union. Despite being listed officially as the national champion, Kim Yuna did not compete.

Senior results

Men

Rank	Name	Region	Points	SP	FS
1	Kim Min-seok	KMS	132.55	1	1
2	Lee Dong-Whun	LDH	121.10	2	2

Ladies

Rank	Name	Region	Points	SP	FS
1	Kim Na-Young	KNY	129.13	1	3
2	Kim Hyun-Jung	KHJ	123.64	3	1
3	Kim Chae-Hwa	KCH	122.10	2	2
4	Yun Yea-ji	YYJ	119.10	5	4
5	Sin Na-Hee	SNH	116.19	4	5
6	Shin Yea-Ji	SYJ	108.51	6	6
7	Lee Sun-Bin	LSB	83.75	7	7
WD	Choi Ji-Eun		29.45

Junior results

Junior men

Rank	Name	Region	Points	SP	FS
1	Lee Dong-won	LDW	144.62	1	1
2	Lee June-hyoung	LJH	117.56	3	2
3	Seo Min Seok	SMS	112.47	2	4
4	Cha Oh-Reum	COR	112.19	4	3

Junior ladies

Rank	Name	Region	Points	SP	FS
1	Kwak Min-jeong	KMJ	114.89	1	1
2	Park So-youn	PSY	103.03	2	2
3	Kim Hyerin	KHR	98.14	3	3
4	Lee Ho-jung	LHJ	96.97	4	4
5	Kim Hae-jin	KHJ	95.00	7	5
6	Seo Chae-Yeon	SCY	91.51	6	6
7	Hong Yea-Seul	HYS	89.34	5	8
8	Ahn Dasom	ADS	87.90	8	7
9	Choi Whee	CW	79.14	10	9
10	Moon Yoon-Sun	MYS	71.22	9	10

Novice results

Novice boys

Rank	Name	Region	Points	SP	FS
1	No Howon	NHW	85.06	2	1
2	Kim Hwan Jin	KHJ	80.74	3	2
3	Lim Taehyuk	LTH	77.64	1	3
4	Yang Jae-Hyup	YJH	62.22	5	4
5	Kim Jung-Sol	KJS	22.09	4

Novice girls

Rank	Name	Region	Points	SP	FS
1	Cha Inyoung	CIY	84.70	2	2
2	Lee Hyun-Ji	LHJ	83.22	3	3
3	Kim Ji-Won A	KJW	82.45	6	1
4	Kim Jiyoung	KJY	82.24	4	4
5	Kim Nayoun	KNY	81.86	1	8
6	Claudia Muller	CM	80.03	5	7
7	Cho Kyoungah	CKA	78.33	9	5
8	Choi Dabin	CDB	77.87	8	6
9	Lim Yea Young	LYY	76.54	7	9
10	Kim Jiwon D		72.92	10	10
11	Yoo Joohyun	YJH	69.02	13	11
12	Lee Keum-Joo	LKJ	68.89	12	12
13	Choi Dahye	CDH	68.69	11	13
14	Bae Su Min	BSM	64.43	17	14
15	Yang Si-Jin	YSJ	59.47	16	15
16	Lim Heejin	LHJ	58.64	14	16
17	Chang Hye Seung	CHS	57.36	15	17
WD	Kim Soo Hyun

International team selections

Following the national championships, the teams to the World Championships, the World Junior Championships, and the Four Continents Championships were announced as follows.

World team

	Men	Ladies
1	Kim Min-seok	Kim Yuna Kim Na-Young

Four Continents team

	Men	Ladies
1	Kim Min-seok	Kim Yuna
2		Kim Na-Young
3		Kim Hyeon-Jeong

World Junior team

	Men	Ladies
1	Kim Min-seok	Kwak Min-jeong

External links

Korean Skating Union: 63rd KSU National Championships results and protocols(Korean) (English)
"Next Generation of Figure Skaters Looking Ahead". January 10, 2009. Archived from the original on 2009-08-14.

South Korean Figure Skating Championships

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