2009–10 Australian Figure Skating Championships

2009–10 Australian Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	15 – 22 August
Season:	2009–10
Location:	Penrith, Canterbury
Venue:	PIP, COIR
Champions
Men's singles: Robert McNamara
Ladies' singles: Cheltzie Lee
Ice dancing: Danielle O'Brien / Gregory Merriman
Synchronized skating: Fire On Ice

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The 2009–10 Australian Figure Skating Championships were the Australian Figure Skating Championships of the 2009–10 figure skating season. They were the national championship to determine the national champions of Australia.

Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, ice dancing, and synchronized skating across many levels, including Senior, Junior, Novice, Adult, and the pre-novice disciplines of Primary and Intermediate. Skaters from New Zealand and Japan competed as guest skaters and their results were discounted from the final results.

The event was held in Penrith and Canterbury from 15 through 22 August 2009.

Senior results

Men

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Robert McNamara	QLD	139.81	5	1
2	Mark Webster	NSW	137.77	1	2
3	Matthew Precious	WA	132.32	2	3
4	Nicholas Fernandez	NSW	125.60	4	4
5	Dean Timmins	QLD	118.66	3	7
6	Mitchell Chapman	QLD	116.10	6	6
7	Andrew Dodds	QLD	105.44	7	5
–	Cameron Hems	New Zealand	81.44	8	8

Ladies

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Cheltzie Lee	NSW	140.34	1	1
2	Tina Wang	QLD	107.53	3	3
–	Allie Rout	New Zealand	100.39	2	4
3	Phoebe Di Tommaso	NSW	99.77	4	2
4	Fei Fei Hardy	NSW	75.15	5	5
5	Kayla Doig	QLD	70.70	6	6
WD	Jessica Kurzawski	NSW
WD	Laura Mills	New Zealand

Ice dancing

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	CD	OD	FD
1	Danielle O'Brien / Gregory Merriman	NSW	147.06	1	1	1
2	Maria Borounov / Evgueni Borounov	WA	120.10	2	2	2

Synchronized skating

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Fire On Ice	NSW	120.16	1	1
2	Adelaide Ice Magic	SA	83.60	2	2
–	Icentric	New Zealand	74.17	3	3
–	Ice Statix	New Zealand	68.06	4	4

Junior results

Junior men

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Brendan Kerry	NSW	125.83	3	1
2	Simon Hardy	NSW	111.17	1	3
3	David Kranjec	QLD	108.92	6	2
4	Andrew Dodds	QLD	104.40	2	5
5	Mathew Tinson	WA	102.46	4	4
6	Matthew Dodds	QLD	95.67	9	6
7	Storm Scrimmager	NSW	95.07	8	8
–	Cameron Hems	New Zealand	94.24	7	9
8	Robert Ashman	ACT	92.07	10	7
9	Zachary Ockenden	QLD	90.24	5	10
10	Brad Mclachlan	NSW	79.92	11	11

Junior ladies

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Jaimee Nobbs	WA	107.17	1	1
2	Chantelle Kerry	NSW	99.85	2	2
3	Zara Pasfield	NSW	88.65	3	4
4	Sydnee Knight	NSW	85.44	7	3
–	Samantha Waugh	New Zealand	79.67	8	5
5	Montana Sumner	QLD	75.99	5	9
6	Anna Dekany	QLD	75.03	6	10
7	Alannah Stott	NSW	73.97	4	11
8	Kayla Doig	QLD	72.28	11	8
9	Alicia Kijak	WA	71.64	13	7
10	Rikki Lee Goswell	NSW	70.86	14	6
11	Lowanna Gibson	NSW	67.49	10	13
–	Saya Iwasaki	Japan	65.49	9	14
11	Danielle Bartels	NSW	63.48	17	12
–	Ariel Nadas	New Zealand	62.59	12	16
12	Kara Johnson	NSW	62.01	15	15
–	Melissa Morris	New Zealand	55.15	16	17
WD	Jessica Kurzawski	NSW

Junior ice dancing

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	CD1	CD2	OD	FD
–	Ayesha Campbell / Shane Speden	New Zealand	103.87	1	1	1	1
1	Lisa Phillips / Andrew Budd	QLD	62.89	2	2	2	2

Junior synchronized skating

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Nova	QLD	99.07	2	1
2	Iceskateers Elite	QLD	95.17	1	2
3	Infusion	WA	84.33	5	3
–	Botany N-Synch	New Zealand	83.05	3	4
4	Macquarie Illusions	NSW	82.81	4	5

Novice results

Novice boys

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Oliver Porter	WA	104.49	1	1
2	Dominic Di Tommaso	NSW	91.13	4	2
3	William Salsbury	NSW	89.33	5	3
4	Lochran Doherty	QLD	88.62	2	5
5	Jordan Dodds	QLD	84.56	3	6
6	Jason Ren	NSW	82.78	6	4
7	Harley Dahlstrom	NSW	72.12	7	7
8	Andrew Taylor	VIC	55.53	8	8

Novice girls

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Maho Fujita	NSW	91.38	2	1
–	Madelaine Parker	New Zealand	89.63	1	2
2	Taylor Dean	QLD	86.10	3	4
3	Kristin Secola	WA	85.31	6	3
4	Victoria Cini	QLD	82.46	5	5
–	Jessie Park	New Zealand	77.74	7	6
5	Loretta Nguyen	NSW	75.57	4	7
6	Natalia Gimenez	NSW	70.33	10	9
7	Kassidy-Rae Browell	VIC	70.29	9	10
8	Tara Amin	WA	68.54	13	8
9	Ashlee King	NSW	68.01	12	12
10	Jessinta Martin	SA	65.58	8	15
–	Christina Floka	New Zealand	64.19	11	16
11	Rebecca Seymour-Bernard	QLD	63.34	16	11
12	Chelsea Fitzpatrick	VIC	57.98	15	18
13	Tayla Kearns	QLD	57.93	17	17
–	Yuko Tanaka	New Zealand	56.87	21	13
14	Melissa Tyson	SA	56.39	19	14
15	Josephine Kooyman	ACT	53.62	18	19
16	Shai Perrot	NSW	52.51	14	20
17	Hayley Yen	NSW	45.37	20	21

Novice ice dancing

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	CD1	CD2	OD	FD
1	Adele Morrison / Eric Karnani	VIC	74.03	1	1	1	1
2	Katherine Firkin / Henri Du Pont	VIC	58.03	2	2	2	2

Novice synchronized skating

Rank	Name	Region	Total Points	FS
1	Iceskateers	QLD	38.12	1
2	Adelaide Icicle Magic	SA	32.60	2
–	Botany Blades	New Zealand	30.88	3
3	Jitterbugs	WA	29.28	4
4	Majestic Ice	NSW	29.09	5
5	Aurora	QLD	28.38	6
6	Macquarie Mice	NSW	23.53	7

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