2010–11 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships

2010–11 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	3 – 8 October
Season:	2010–11
Location:	Dunedin
Venue:	Dunedin Ice Stadium
Champions
Men's singles: Cameron Hems
Ladies' singles: Samantha Waugh
Pair skating: Ariel Nadas / Grant Howie
Synchronized skating: Ice Statix

Previous: 2009–10 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships
Next: 2011–12 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships

The 2010–11 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships were the New Zealand Figure Skating Championships of the 2010–11 figure skating season. They were the national championship to determine the national champions of New Zealand.

Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and synchronized skating across many levels, including Senior, Junior, Novice, Adult, and the pre-novice disciplines of Juvenile, Pre-Primary, Primary, and Intermediate.

The event was held at the Dunedin Ice Stadium in Dunedin from 3 through 8 October 2010.

Senior results

Men

Rank	Name	Club	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Cameron Hems	GFSC	115.72	1	33.44	1	82.28

Ladies

Rank	Name	Club	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Samantha Waugh	CISC	89.35	2	26.75	1	62.60
2	Morgan Figgins	DISC	82.84	1	29.83	3	53.01
3	Laura Mills	CISC	77.52	4	24.02	2	53.50
4	Melissa Morris	ISS	68.32	5	23.35	4	44.97
5	Millie Campbell		64.81	3	25.09	6	39.72
6	Elizabeth O'Neill	CISC	62.81	6	20.58	5	42.23

Pairs

Rank	Name	Club	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Ariel Nadas / Grant Howie	DISC	71.65	1	24.99	1	46.66

Synchronized

Rank	Name	Club	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Ice Statix	AIFSC	64.47	1	18.35	1	46.12

External links

2010–11 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships results

New Zealand Figure Skating Championships

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