2009 Triglav Trophy

2009 Triglav Trophy
Type:	Multi-level International
Date:	April 1 – 4
Season:	2008–09
Location:	Jesenice
Champions
Men's singles: Alban Préaubert
Ladies' singles: Sarah Hecken

Previous: 2008 Triglav Trophy
Next: 2010 Triglav Trophy

The 2009 Triglav Trophy was the Triglav Trophy figure skating competition of the 2008–09 figure skating season. The competition is always held annually in the spring in Jesenice, Slovenia. Due to its timing, the Triglav Trophy is usually the last or one of the last International Skating Union-sanctioned international competitions of the season.

The 2009 Triglav Trophy was held between April 1 and April 4, 2009. Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's and ladies' singles across the levels of Senior, Junior, and Novice.

Senior-level results

Senior men

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Alban Préaubert	France	215.88	1	69.07	1	146.81
2	Gregor Urbas	Slovenia	192.01	2	66.25	2	125.76
3	Abzal Rakimgaliyev	Kazakhstan	165.17	4	58.21	4	106.96
4	Karel Zelenka	Italy	164.46	8	51.90	3	112.56
5	Moris Pfeifhofer	Switzerland	158.08	3	58.87	6	99.21
6	Mikael Redin	Switzerland	152.93	9	50.45	5	102.48
7	Javier Raya	Spain	151.22	6	52.51	7	98.71
8	Severin Kiefer	Austria	145.37	7	52.28	10	93.09
9	David Richardson	United Kingdom	142.32	11	48.63	8	93.69
10	Saverio Giacomelli	Italy	142.28	10	48.74	9	93.54
11	Kutay Eryoldas	Turkey	131.91	5	54.85	14	77.06
12	Alper Uçar	Turkey	128.48	12	41.78	12	86.70
13	Robert Murray	United Kingdom	127.38	15	37.85	11	89.53
14	Luka Čadež	Slovenia	119.10	14	39.41	13	79.69
15	Atryom Khramov	Kazakhstan	91.25	16	36.71	15	54.54
WD	Ruben Errampalli	Italy		13	41.24
WD	Manuel Koll	Austria

Senior ladies

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Sarah Hecken	Germany	128.88	3	44.81	1	84.07
2	Kim Na-Young	South Korea	127.05	1	52.34	4	74.71
3	Kim Hyeon-Jeong	South Korea	122.60	7	40.20	2	82.40
4	Gwendoline Didier	France	118.29	9	38.95	3	79.34
5	Teodora Poštič	Slovenia	118.28	2	46.03	5	72.25
6	Alexandra Kunova	Slovakia	113.73	5	44.25	6	69.48
7	Andrea Kreuzer	Austria	107.52	6	42.30	8	65.22
8	Erle Harstad	Norway	103.84	8	39.90	9	63.94
9	Mirna Libric	Croatia	102.64	10	35.85	7	66.79
10	Manouk Gijsman	Netherlands	97.37	4	44.48	14	52.89
11	Karolina Hallqvist	Sweden	97.34	11	35.83	10	61.51
12	Nicole Graf	Switzerland	96.16	12	35.09	11	61.07
13	Marina Seeh	Serbia	84.47	15	28.28	12	56.19
14	Karla Quinn	United Kingdom	83.17	13	31.93	17	51.24
15	Sara Bergander	Sweden	80.65	17	25.97	13	54.68
16	Cindy Carquillat	Switzerland	80.58	14	29.13	16	51.45
17	Kaja Otovic	Slovenia	78.98	16	27.15	15	51.83

Junior-level results

Junior men

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Morgan Cipres	France	159.86	1	51.04	1	108.82
2	Romain Ponsart	France	148.47	2	48.16	2	100.31
3	Stephane Walker	Switzerland	129.61	3	45.24	3	84.37
4	Engin Ali Artan	Turkey	123.28	6	41.92	4	81.36
5	Ali Demirboga	Turkey	118.14	5	42.05	5	76.09
6	Jamie Wright	United Kingdom	115.40	4	44.41	9	70.99
7	Lawrence Evans	United Kingdom	112.60	7	40.52	8	72.08
8	Aritz Maestu	Spain	111.57	9	35.55	6	76.02
9	Francesc Palau	Spain	111.08	8	36.76	7	74.32
10	Kim Nilsen	Norway	96.45	11	33.45	10	63.00
11	Florian Gostelie	Netherlands	92.87	10	33.94	11	58.93
12	Muratcan Kayabas	Turkey	77.04	12	32.02	12	45.02

Junior ladies

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Rebecka Emanuelsson	Sweden	117.96	3	40.10	1	77.86
2	Amelia Schwienbacher	Italy	112.97	2	41.36	3	71.61
3	Daša Grm	Slovenia	110.44	5	38.26	2	72.18
4	Patricia Glescic	Slovenia	105.68	13	35.36	4	70.32
5	Coralie Grognet	France	103.71	4	39.79	7	63.92
6	Yun Yea-ji	South Korea	100.79	20	33.95	5	66.84
7	Lina Wingren	Sweden	99.46	15	35.04	6	64.42
8	Yretha Silete	France	95.97	6	38.22	11	57.75
9	Virginie Clerc	Switzerland	95.89	1	43.34	21	52.55
10	Amelie Pierre	Belgium	95.30	8	37.81	13	57.49
11	Hong Ye-Seul	South Korea	93.43	19	34.43	8	59.00
12	Katie Powell	United Kingdom	93.34	18	34.68	9	58.66
13	Linnea Elebring	Sweden	93.16	12	35.60	12	57.56
14	Joyce Den Hollander	Netherlands	92.78	9	36.24	16	56.54
15	Giulia Pestoni	Switzerland	92.72	10	36.04	15	56.68
16	Jenni Autio	Finland	92.39	21	33.95	10	58.44
17	Celine Mysen	Norway	91.67	7	38.15	20	53.52
18	Birce Atabey	Turkey	89.07	17	34.72	17	54.35
19	Karina Kastner	Austria	88.49	23	31.78	14	56.71
20	Matleena Laakso	Finland	88.39	16	34.74	19	53.65
21	Larissa Van Der Linden	Netherlands	87.02	22	33.22	18	53.80
22	Camilla Gjersem	Norway	84.57	14	35.29	23	49.28
23	Silvia Monti	Italy	77.77	11	35.62	29	42.15
24	Merve Ece Akar	Turkey	76.74	27	29.37	25	47.37
25	Petra Juric	Croatia	76.36	29	25.62	22	50.74
26	Doroteja Simunic	Slovenia	74.64	25	31.04	28	43.60
27	Mateja Bursic	Croatia	74.14	26	29.49	27	44.65
28	Ema Lipovscak	Croatia	72.93	24	31.26	31	41.67
29	Ines Besic	Slovenia	72.05	32	24.06	24	47.99
30	Renk Kemaloglu	Turkey	71.47	30	24.36	26	47.11
31	Mila Petrovic	Serbia	66.23	31	24.22	30	42.01
32	Sabina Alisic	Slovenia	64.30	33	23.88	32	40.42
33	Aybike Kahriman	Turkey	62.84	34	22.97	33	39.87
34	Meta Cebokli	Slovenia	51.40	35	22.58	34	28.82
WD	Natasa Rode	Slovenia		28	27.74
WD	Stefanie Pechlaner	Bulgaria
WD	Serena Angeli	Italy
WD	Alja Stefelin	Slovenia
WD	Jasmina Uzunovic	Serbia

Novice-level results

Novice boys

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Lee Dong-won	South Korea	117.75	6	29.50	1	88.25
2	Victor Bustamante	Spain	91.80	3	30.92	2	60.88
3	Sergey Balashov	Switzerland	91.67	2	31.24	4	60.43
4	Berk Akalin	Turkey	90.48	5	29.82	3	60.66
5	Jamie Whiteman	United Kingdom	90.04	1	31.47	6	58.57
6	Michael Duffield	United Kingdom	88.86	7	29.34	5	59.52
7	Hector Alonso	Spain	86.20	4	30.04	7	56.16
8	Osman Akgun	Turkey	80.90	9	25.48	8	55.42
9	Nicolas Roulet	Switzerland	69.54	8	26.69	9	42.85
10	Mislav Blagojevic	Croatia	57.37	10	20.34	10	37.03

Novice girls

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP		FS
1	Dominika Murckova	Slovakia	92.11	3	32.39	2	58.72
2	Sila Saygi	Turkey	90.84	2	32.93	4	56.91
3	Julija Bertinato	Italy	88.76	5	31.28	3	57.48
4	Luisa Weber	Germany	88.31	19	26.72	1	61.59
5	Evellina Viljanen	Finland	87.92	1	35.00	10	52.92
6	Sophie Mellstig	Sweden	86.48	9	30.29	5	56.19
7	Taylor Ronald	United Kingdom	84.34	11	28.94	6	55.40
8	Melisa Atik	Turkey	81.84	14	28.27	8	53.57
9	Katrine S. Ostby	Norway	81.51	12	28.79	11	52.72
10	Alice Hopkinson	United Kingdom	81.46	6	30.83	14	50.63
11	Pina Umek	Slovenia	81.42	10	29.57	12	51.85
12	Leatitia Guyaz	Switzerland	81.09	20	26.22	7	53.87
13	Geraldine Alberti	Switzerland	80.90	4	32.27	18	48.63
14	Nora Stenersen	Norway	80.46	7	30.45	16	50.01
15	Elena Mangas	Spain	78.35	13	28.47	17	49.88
16	Nika Zafran	Croatia	78.23	8	30.39	20	47.84
17	Laura Van Der Linden	Netherlands	77.99	17	27.56	15	50.43
18	Maria Jimenez	Spain	77.43	26	22.36	9	53.17
19	Janusa Rode	Slovenia	76.26	15	27.68	19	48.58
20	Natascha Zangl	Austria	75.68	22	24.18	13	51.40
21	Anouk Bergsma	Netherlands	72.02	16	27.58	22	44.44
22	Duygu Sen	Turkey	70.53	27	22.31	21	47.44
23	Eugenia Girardi	Italy	68.45	23	24.10	23	44.35
24	Izabela Cerkuc	Croatia	65.00	18	26.97	28	38.03
25	Sinem Kuyucu	Turkey	64.85	28	21.65	24	42.37
26	Chiara De Martin	Italy	63.55	21	25.12	29	37.83
27	Cagla Demirsal	Turkey	63.18	24	22.78	25	40.40
28	Valentina Mikac	Croatia	62.29	29	21.51	26	39.78
29	Saira Catak	Slovenia	58.61	25	22.66	30	35.95
30	Nina Brezar	Slovenia	58.36	31	19.22	27	38.14
31	Evita Celesnik	Slovenia	54.30	30	21.47	31	32.83

External links

2009 Triglav Trophy results (Archived)

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