2001–02 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships

2001–02 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	17 – 20 September
Season:	2001–02
Location:	Christchurch
Venue:	Alpine Ice Sports Centre
Champions
Men's singles: Ricky Cockerill
Ladies' singles: Imelda-Rose Hegerty

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The 2001–02 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships were the New Zealand Figure Skating Championships of the 2001–02 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 and ladies' singles 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 Alpine Ice Sports Centre in Christchurch from 17 through 20 September 2001.

Senior results

Men

Rank	Name	Club	TFP	SP	FS
1	Ricky Cockerill	DUN	1.5	1	1

Ladies

Rank	Name	Club	TFP	SP	FS
1	Imelda-Rose Hegerty	AUCK	1.5	1	1

External links

2001–02 New Zealand Figure Skating Championships results

New Zealand Figure Skating Championships

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