EduSport Trophy

The EduSport Trophy is an annual international figure skating competition organized by the Romanian Skating Organization. It is held every January in Bucharest and Otopeni, Romania.[1] Medals are awarded in the disciplines of men's singles and ladies' singles at various levels which may include senior, junior, novice (advanced, intermediate and basic; subcategories including) and below, as well as recreational and adult skaters.[2][3][4]

Senior medalists

Men
Senior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2017Competition not held[5]
2018Competition not held[6]
2019 Christopher Caluza Nicky Leo Obreykov Michael Neuman[7]
2020 Larry Loupolover Kwun Hung Leungno other competitors[8]

Ladies
Senior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2017 Anne Line Gjersemno other competitors[5]
2018 Lucrezia Gennaro Dimitra Korri Irina Preda[6]
2019 Eliška Březinová Alisson Krystle Perticheto Chenny Paolucci[7]
2020 Lucrezia Beccari Alexandra Feigin Yasmine Kimiko Yamada[8]

Junior medalists

Men
Junior men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2017 Alexander Zlatov Andrei Tanaseno other competitors[5]
2018 Radoslav Marinov Andrei Tanaseno other competitors[6]
2019 Naoki Ma Andrei Tanase Sebastian Radovan[7]
2020 Naoki Ma Filip Kaimakchievno other competitors[8]

Ladies
Junior ladies
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2017 Lucrezia Gennaro Anna Ivancenko Ecaterina Ivancenka[5]
2018 Ana Sofia Beschea Leona Rogic Bristena Prodea[6]
2019 Lucrezia Beccari Silja Anna Skulstad Urang Serena Joy Roblin[7]
2020 Ramona Andreea Voicu Ana Sofia Beschea Amelia Scarlett Jackson[8]

Advanced novice medalists

Men
Advanced novice boys
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2017 Radoslav Marinovno other competitors[5]
2018Competition not held[6]
2019 David-Mihai Odovancathe second skater withdrew[7]
2020Competition not held[8]

Ladies
Advanced novice girls
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2017 Bristena Prodea Ana Sofia Bescheano other competitors[5]
2018 Federica Grandesso Luiza Ilie Denisa Comanescu[6]
2019 Elizabet Gervits Ingrid-Ana Pricop Elena Dimitrova[7]
2020 Kiara Hristova Marina Nikolova Maria Bianca Ionescu[8]

References
  1. List of events on the ISU pages
  2. 2nd EduSport Trophy Adult and Recreational (2018) results
  3. 2nd EduSport Trophy (2018) pre-novice results
  4. 3rd EduSport Trophy (2019) full results (ISU and non-ISU)
  5. "EduSport Trophy 2017 First Edition". January 2017.
  6. "2nd EduSport Trophy 2018". January 2018.
  7. "3rd EduSport Trophy 2019". January 2019.
  8. "4th EduSport Trophy 2020". January 2020.
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