2008 Estonian Figure Skating Championships

2008 Estonian Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	December 15 – December 16
Season:	2007/2008
Location:	Tartu, Estonia
Venue:	Tartu Lõunakeskuse Jäähall
Champions
Men's singles: Viktor Romanenkov
Ladies' singles: Svetlana Issakova
Pair skating: Maria Sergejeva & Ilja Glebov

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The 2008 Estonian Figure Skating Championships (Estonian: Eesti Meistrivõistlused) are a figure skating national championship held annually to determine the national champions of Estonia. Skaters compete in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies singles, pair skating, and ice dancing. Skaters competed at the Senior and Junior levels.

The 2007–2008 championships were held in the Tartu Lõunakeskuse Jäähall in Tartu, Estonia from December 15 through 16th, 2007.

Notes

Reigning national champions Jelena Glebova and Grethe Grünberg / Kristian Rand did not compete due to injury.
The junior compulsory dance was the Cha-Cha Congelado.

Senior-Level results

Men

Rank	Name	Points	SP	FS
1	Viktor Romanenkov	164.83	1	1

Ladies

Rank	Name	Points	SP	FS
1	Svetlana Issakova	129.54	2	1
2	Johanna Allik	110.73	3	2
3	Olga Ikonnikova	104.78	1	3

Pairs

Rank	Name	Points	SP	FS
1	Maria Sergejeva / Ilja Glebov	141.96	1	1

Junior-Level Results

Junior Ladies

Rank	Name	Points	SP	FS
1	Jasmine Alexandra Costa	133.84	1	1
2	Karmen Piirsoo	95.48	3	2
3	Ksenja Bolshakova	90.90	2	3
4	Helery Hälvin	83.42	4	6
5	Evelina Oraste	80.53	5	4
6	Kaileen Raudsepp	78.09	6	5
7	Triinu Jaanhold	64.04	7	7
8	Nadezda Hailova	55.09	8	8

Junior Ice dancing

Rank	Name	Points	CD	OD	FD
1	Irina Shtork / Taavi Rand	126.05	2	1	1
2	Kristina Kiudmaa / Aleksei Trohlev	105.87	1	2	2

References

Eesti Meistrivõistlused 2008

Estonian Figure Skating Championships

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