Maurice Lim

Maurice Lim
Personal information
Country represented	Netherlands

Maurice Lim (born 1984) is a Dutch figure skater who was a two-time champion of the Dutch Figure Skating Championships.

He won his first championships at the age of 14 and Alexei Mishin's considred him one of the top talents of his time. At that time he declared to have no interest in pursuing figure skating seriously.^[1] Instead he followed his father's career and in 2010 started a dentistry practice in Ridderkerk.

Results

Event	1998-99	1999-00	2000-01
European Championships		33rd
Dutch Championships	1st	1st
ISU JGP Kiev			12th
ISU JGP Harbin			15th

References

↑ Paul Prillevitz, Kunstrijder Lim voor Nederlandse begrippen uitzonderlijk talent, Trouw, 6 January 1999 (in Dutch)

External links

results

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Dutch champions in figure skating – Men's singles

1950–1951: Paul Engelfriet
1958–1964: Wouter Toledo
1965–1971: Arnoud Hendriks
1972–1975: Rob Ouwerkerk
1979–1981: Gerard van Hattem
1982–1985: Ed van Campen
1986–1990: Alcuin Schulten
1991: Marcus Deen
1992: Alcuin Schulten
1993–1997: Marcus Deen
1998: Thomas Hopman
1999–2000: Maurice Lim
2001: Thomas Hopman
2003: Thomas Hopman
2005: Ruben Reus
2006–2008: Christian Gijtenbeek
2009–2010: Boyito Mulder

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