Sportland Trophy

The Sportland Trophy (formerly Rozmaring Trophy)[1] is an annual international figure skating competition held in Budapest, Hungary, usually in February or March. It is part of the European Criterium.[2] Medals may be awarded in men's and ladies' singles on the senior, junior, novice, and other levels.

Senior medalists

Men

Senior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2016 Canada Kevin Reynolds Russia Alexander Petrov Switzerland Stéphane Walker [3]

Ladies

Senior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2013 Hungary Regina Borbély Hungary Eszter Szombathelyi Austria Victoria Kafol [4]
2014 Italy Carol Bressanutti Slovenia Daša Grm Austria Kerstin Frank [5]
2016 Italy Roberta Rodeghiero Brazil Isadora Williams Switzerland Yasmine Kimiko Yamada [3]

Junior medalists

Men

Junior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2013 Hungary Kristóf Forgó Italy Giulio Petri [4]
2014 Italy Carlo Vittorio Palermo Hungary Alexander Borovoj Australia Charlton Doherty [5]
2015 Ukraine Mykhailo Medunytsia Italy Adrien Bannister Hungary Alexander Borovoj [6]
2016 Russia Petr Gumennik Hungary Alexander Maszljanko Australia Darian Kaptich [3]

Ladies

Junior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2013 Hungary Ivett Tóth Italy Martina Scoccimaro Hungary Bianka Friesz [4]
2014 Finland Joanna Kallela Italy Valentina Barberini Romania Zselyke Kenez [5]
2015 Russia Natalia Ogoreltseva Russia Maria Perederova Hungary Fruzsina Medgyesi [6]
2016 Russia Alisa Lozko Hungary Júlia Bátori Italy Matilde Battagin [3]

Advanced novice medalists

Men

Advanced novice men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2013 Hungary András Csernoch Croatia Steven Baker Croatia Tomislav Mikulandrić [4]
2014 Hungary Máté Böröcz Germany Aleksandar Bulatovic Germany Daniel Kiesinger [5]
2016 Bulgaria Vassil Dimitrov France Vincent Mimault No other competitors [3]

Ladies

Advanced novice ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2013 Hungary Dorka Havasi Hungary Laura Fácska Hungary Fruzsina Medgyesi [4]
2014 Bulgaria Alexandra Feigin Hungary Fruzsina Medgyesi Italy Damiana Celi [5]
2015 Sweden Cassandra Johansson Sweden Jeļizaveta Kopača Slovenia Nina Polšak [6]
2016 Sweden Wilma Browall Croatia Katarina Kitarović Italy Gaia Maiorano [3]

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