2006 Dutch Figure Skating Championships

2006 Dutch Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	16 December – 18 December
Season:	2005-2006
Location:	's-Hertogenbosch
Champions
Men's singles: Christian Gijtenbeek
Ladies' singles: Karen Venhuizen
Ice dancing: Marie-Louise Gijtenbeek / Xander Gijtenbeek

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The 2006 Dutch Figure Skating Championships were the Dutch Figure Skating Championships of the 2005-2006 figure skating season. Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies singles, and Ice Dancing for the title of national champion of the Netherlands.

The competition took place between 16 December and 18 December, 2005 in 's-Hertogenbosch.

Senior-level results

Senior men

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Christian Gijtenbeek	58.33	2	1
WD	Ruben Reus	31.14	1

Senior ladies

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Karen Venhuizen	118.08	1	2
2	Martine Zuiderwijk	110.92	2	1
3	Sharon Resseler	91.65	3	3
4	Kim Van Bergenhenegouwen	80.34	4	4
5	Sanne in't Hof	77.07	5	5
6	Angelika Naaktgeboren	71.18	7	6
7	Isabelle van Beek	71.16	6	7
8	Larissa van der Zeeuw	69.04	8	8
9	Nadia Marttin	56.86	10	9
10	Monique Koops	56.47	9	10

Ice Dance

Rank	Name
1	Marie-Louise Gijtenbeek / Xander Gijtenbeek

References

results

Dutch Figure Skating Championships

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