2009 International Challenge Cup

2009 International Challenge Cup
2009 International Challenge Cup
Type:	Multi-level international
Date:	March 4 – 8
Season:	2008–09
Location:	The Hague
Venue:	De Uithof
Champions
	Men's singles: ; Samuel Contesti
	Ladies' singles: ; Viktoria Helgesson
	Previous: ; 2008 International Challenge Cup
	Next: ; 2010 International Challenge Cup

The 2009 International Challenge Cup (also called the AEGON Challenge Cup after its title sponsor) was held between March 4 and 8, 2009 at the De Uithof in The Hague. Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, and pair skating, across the levels of senior, junior, novice, and the pre-novice discipline called "Debs".

Senior results

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Samuel Contesti	Italy	222.69	1	81.65	1	141.04
2	Kevin Vander Perren	Belgium	210.46	2	73.48	2	136.98
3	Jamal Othman	Switzerland	191.71	4	63.75	3	127.96
4	Yannick Ponsero	France	190.93	3	65.98	4	124.95
5	Peter Liebers	Germany	175.27	9	54.38	5	120.89
6	Maciej Cieplucha	Poland	162.68	12	51.39	6	111.29
7	Andrei Griazev	Russia	162.02	7	55.80	7	106.22
8	Elliot Hilton	United Kingdom	157.24	8	55.60	9	101.64
9	Konstantyn Tupikov	Poland	155.93	11	52.91	8	103.02
10	Moris Pfeifhofer	Switzerland	152.46	6	57.15	11	95.31
11	Philipp Tischendorf	Germany	151.45	13	51.01	10	100.4
12	Fabio Mascarello	Italy	145.72	5	58.15	13	87.57
13	Severin Kiefer	Austria	141.37	15	48.23	12	93.14
14	Laurent Alvarez	Switzerland	134.51	14	48.65	14	85.86
15	Manuel Koll	Austria	126.64	16	47.55	15	79.09
16	Justus Strid	Denmark	124.72	10	53.02	16	71.70
WD	Ruben Blommaert	Belgium		17	34.28
WD	Brian Joubert	France
WD	Stefan Lindemann	Germany
WD	Kristoffer Berntsson	Sweden

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Viktoria Helgesson	Sweden	148.81	1	56.40	1	92.41
2	Joshi Helgesson	Sweden	133.54	2	51.70	4	81.84
3	Constanze Paulinus	Germany	132.47	5	46.02	2	86.45
4	Jenna McCorkell	United Kingdom	127.09	6	44.80	3	82.29
5	Candice Didier	France	125.89	3	47.34	6	78.55
6	Laney Diggs	United States	122.64	4	46.68	7	75.96
7	Kerstin Frank	Austria	121.05	9	42.14	5	78.91
8	Angelica Olsson	Sweden	115.11	8	42.88	10	72.23
9	Roxana Luca	Romania	111.72	10	38.66	9	73.06
10	Manouk Gijsman	Netherlands	110.18	14	35.38	8	74.80
11	Viviane Käser	Switzerland	104.95	7	43.42	13	61.53
12	Caroline Gülke	Germany	104.28	13	37.06	11	67.22
13	Aurélia Buchs	Switzerland	101.63	12	37.80	12	63.83
14	Belinda Schönberger	Austria	97.45	11	38.04	14	59.41
15	Henriika Hietaniemi	Finland	90.98	15	34.02	15	56.96
16	Maria Lykke Kristensen	Denmark	87.37	17	31.56	16	55.81
17	Jacqueline Voll	Netherlands	76.41	18	28.94	17	47.47
WD	Bianka Padar	Hungary		16	33.76
WD	Isabelle Pieman	Belgium
WD	Noémie Silberer	Switzerland

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Daisuke Murakami	Japan	178.46	1	64.50	2	113.96
2	Joshua Farris	United States	161.33	6	46.75	1	114.58
3	Jorik Hendrickx	Belgium	157.46	2	57.10	4	100.36
4	Stéphane Walker	Switzerland	149.98	3	49.20	3	100.78
5	Saverio Giacomelli	Italy	146.32	5	48.09	5	98.23
6	Paul Fentz	Germany	132.22	4	48.27	6	83.95
7	Matthias Versluis	Finland	127.29	7	44.52	7	82.77
8	Jelle Butzen	Belgium	115.77	9	41.31	8	74.46
9	Markus Ramisch	Germany	104.53	10	39.99	11	64.54
10	Filippo Ambrosini	Italy	103.34	8	43.11	13	60.23
11	Joos Kündig	Switzerland	103.29	13	37.54	9	65.75
12	Maximilian Obsieger	Austria	101.60	12	38.36	12	63.24
13	Florian Gostelie	Netherlands	96.94	16	32.24	10	64.70
14	Boyito Mulder	Netherlands	96.06	11	39.53	15	56.53
15	Simon Bergersen	Norway	95.20	14	36.25	14	58.95
16	Kim Nilsen	Norway	89.51	15	35.72	17	53.79
17	Jesper Holkjær	Denmark	84.87	17	29.75	16	55.12
WD	Julian Lagus	Finland

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Kanako Murakami	Japan	136.14	1	48.16	1	87.98
2	Ellie Kawamura	United States	129.51	2	47.00	3	82.51
3	Isabelle Olsson	Sweden	124.39	6	41.60	2	82.79
4	DeeDee Leng	United States	115.93	3	45.50	4	70.43
5	Alice Garlisi	Italy	110.37	4	41.84	6	68.53
6	Carlotta Ortenzi	Italy	107.06	8	38.10	5	68.96
7	Malin Magnusson-Ruf	Sweden	103.11	5	41.70	8	61.41
8	Victoria Hübler	Austria	100.24	7	39.22	9	61.02
9	Anita Anderberg Madsen	Denmark	97.45	11	35.54	7	61.91
10	Cecilia Törn	Finland	92.84	14	33.72	11	59.12
11	Manon Van Huijgevoort	Netherlands	92.52	15	32.34	10	60.18
12	Céline Mysen	Norway	91.61	12	34.38	12	57.23
13	Alessandra Laurencik	Austria	89.51	10	35.70	16	53.81
14	Michelle Couwenberg	Netherlands	86.75	13	34.22	17	52.53
15	Kaat Van Daele	Belgium	86.59	16	32.10	14	54.49
16	Josephine Klinger	Germany	85.38	18	28.80	13	56.58
17	Ines Karvinen	Finland	83.87	9	35.82	20	48.05
18	Marta Olczak	Poland	79.72	17	29.32	18	50.40
19	Signe Svane Magnussen	Denmark	78.30	22	24.20	15	54.10
20	Kim Bell	Netherlands	77.24	20	27.02	19	50.22
21	Paulina Turkowska	Poland	72.64	19	27.14	22	45.50
22	Martina Pfirter	Switzerland	72.27	21	26.22	21	46.05
WD	Ira Vannut	Belgium

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Sei Kawahara	Japan	116.52	1	42.14	1	74.38
2	Carlo Röthlisberger	Switzerland	95.24	3	32.28	2	62.96
3	Sergey Balashov	Switzerland	91.81	2	33.25	3	58.56
4	Giorgio Settembrini	Italy	89.10	4	31.11	4	57.99
5	Giorgio Savoldi	Italy	82.57	5	27.31	5	55.26
WD	Thomas Kennes	Netherlands		6	23.95

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Mao Watanabe	Japan	111.89	3	37.70	1	74.19
2	Camilla Gjersem	Norway	103.64	2	37.90	3	65.74
3	Ayaka Osamura	Japan	102.26	4	36.08	2	66.18
4	Sabrina Schulz	Austria	101.84	1	39.16	4	62.68
5	Jennifer Seyffer	Switzerland	94.41	5	33.40	5	61.01
6	Veera Suutari	Finland	92.20	6	32.70	7	59.50
7	Anaïs Claes	Belgium	89.82	9	30.20	6	59.62
8	Tina Stürzinger	Switzerland	89.39	11	30.16	8	59.23
9	Sara Angelsiöö	Sweden	86.18	12	29.74	10	56.44
10	Nea Viiri	Finland	84.65	8	30.68	12	53.97
11	Caterina Andermarcher	Italy	84.36	15	27.06	9	57.30
12	Daria Podtelejnikova	Denmark	82.21	14	27.94	11	54.27
13	Kathrine Østby	Norway	81.13	13	28.06	13	53.07
14	Marta Kubiak	Poland	78.98	10	30.18	16	48.80
15	Pauline Blåder	Sweden	78.12	16	26.64	14	51.48
16	Niki Wories	Netherlands	76.26	17	26.36	15	49.90
17	Laura Van Der Linden	Netherlands	72.62	19	26.04	17	46.58
18	Monique Maas	Belgium	72.18	18	26.20	18	45.98
19	Francesca Piccineli	Italy	70.93	7	30.96	21	39.97
20	Karolin Salatzki	Germany	67.58	20	26.00	20	41.58
21	Crissy De Hondt	Netherlands	67.18	21	23.08	19	44.10
WD	Jenny Lin	Austria		22	22.64

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Magdalena Klatka / Radosław Chruscinski	Poland	84.17	1	33.94	1	50.23
2	Karolin Salatzki / Nolan Seegert	Germany	75.71	2	30.16	2	45.55
3	Rachel Epstein / Dmitry Epstein	Netherlands	68.83	3	27.46	3	41.37

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Shoma Uno	Japan	99.76	1	35.93	1	63.83
2	Carlo Vittorio Palermo	Italy	79.27	2	27.45	3	51.82
3	Mandus Thorman	Sweden	78.70	3	25.82	2	52.88
WD	Manuel Drechsler	Austria
WD	Alberto Vanz	Italy

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points	SP		FS
1	Laura Ponzio	Netherlands	96.94	1	33.48	1	63.46
2	Alisson Perticheto	Switzerland	92.45	3	30.86	2	61.59
3	Andrina Sigron	Switzerland	87.22	4	30.68	3	56.54
4	Anne-Sophie Goossens	Netherlands	85.54	8	29.20	4	56.34
5	Isabella Schuster	Austria	84.64	6	30.36	5	54.28
6	Anna Pevtsova	Russia	81.75	2	31.12	7	50.63
7	Yuka Sakoyama	Japan	80.25	5	30.50	8	49.75
8	Janne Van Den Biggelaar	Netherlands	77.81	10	28.32	9	49.49
9	Pernille Sørensen	Denmark	76.25	14	25.08	6	51.17
10	Jasmine Tessari	Italy	76.17	7	29.98	12	46.19
11	Chantal Maas	Belgium	75.31	11	26.86	10	48.45
12	Kristinna Vagtborg Jensen	Denmark	74.43	9	29.00	13	45.43
13	Maria Nguyen	Denmark	73.29	12	25.88	11	47.41
14	Lieselotte Swerts	Belgium	65.76	13	25.10	14	40.66
15	Arina Klinovitskaja	Finland	62.45	15	22.74	15	39.71
WD	Victoria Kovacs	Austria

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