Denkova-Staviski Cup

The Denkova-Staviski Cup is an annual international figure skating competition named after two-time World champion ice dancers Albena Denkova / Maxim Staviski of Bulgaria. It is held in November and December in Sofia, Bulgaria. In some years, the senior event is part of the ISU Challenger Series. Medals may be awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, pairs skating, and ice dance.

Senior medalists

CS: ISU Challenger Series

Men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012Uzbekistan Misha GeItaly Maurizio ZandronBulgaria Manol Atanassov[1]
2013Uzbekistan Misha GeFrance Chafik BesseghierFrance Pierre Noel-Antoine[2]
2014Italy Matteo RizzoDenmark Justus StridItaly Adrien Bannister[3]
2015 CSUzbekistan Misha GeMalaysia Julian Zhi Jie YeeItaly Matteo Rizzo[4]
2016Italy Maurizio ZandronUnited Kingdom Graham NewberryItaly Dario Betti[5]
2017France Kevin AymozTurkey Basar OktarTurkey Burak Demirboga[6]
2018Italy Matteo RizzoBulgaria Niki-Leo ObreikovNorway Sondre Oddvoll Bøe[7]
2019Austria Maurizio ZandronUnited Kingdom Graham NewberryItaly Mattia Dalla Torre[8]
2020Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022Turkey Burak DemirboğaTurkey Başar OktarKazakhstan Dias Jirenbayev[9]

Women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012Italy Valentina MarcheiItaly Francesca RioItaly Roberta Rodeghiero[1]
2013Italy Roberta RodeghieroSweden Joshi HelgessonItaly Francesca Rio[2]
2014Denmark Pernille SorensenLuxembourg Fleur MaxwellItaly Micol Cristini[3]
2015 CSSweden Isabelle OlssonLatvia Angelīna KučvaļskaNorway Anne Line Gjersem[4]
2016Austria Natalie KlotzUnited Kingdom Kristen SpoursUnited Kingdom Anna Litvinenko[5]
2017Italy Micol CristiniFrance Lea SernaUnited Kingdom Natasha McKay[6]
2018Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginItaly Lucrezia GennaroItaly Sara Conti[7]
2019Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginUnited Kingdom Natasha McKayItaly Chenny Paolucci[8]
2020Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginNorway Mia Caroline Risa GomezItaly Elena Agostinelli[9]

Pairs
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2013France Vanessa James / Morgan CipresNo other competitors[2]

Ice dance
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2015 CSTurkey Alisa Agafonova / Alper UçarBelarus Viktoria Kavaliova / Yurii BieliaievRussia Ludmila Sosnitskaia / Pavel Golovishnikov[4]

Junior medalists

Men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012Bulgaria Ivo GatovskiMalaysia Bryan Christopher TanTurkey Oguzhan Selimoglu[1]
2013Latvia Deniss VasiljevsRussia Alexei KrasnozhonItaly Matteo Rizzo[2]
2014Italy Marco BozzutoUkraine Mikhail MedunitsaBulgaria Ivo Gatovski[3]
2015Russia Leonid SviridenkoItaly Marko BozzutoTurkey Başar Oktar[4]
2016Italy Gabriele FrangipaniTurkey Başar OktarBulgaria Nikola Zlatanov[5]
2017Republic of Ireland Samuel McallisterFrance Tom BouvardBulgaria Vasil Dimitrov[6]
2018Bulgaria Tobija HarmsNo other competitors[7]
2019Bulgaria Vasil DimitrovUnited Kingdom Conor BrayItaly Matteo Nalbone[8]
2020Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022Israel Michael MoshaevBulgaria Rosen PeevBulgaria Alexander Kachamakov[9]

Women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012Bulgaria Anna AfonkinaTurkey Melisa Sema AtikSerbia Sandra Ristivojevic[1]
2013Russia Ekaterina VysotinaRussia Bogdana LukashevichItaly Micol Cristini[2]
2014Italy Rebecca GhilardiTurkey Zeynep Dilruba SanogluBulgaria Teodora Markova[3]
2015Russia Alisa LozkoGermany Lea DastichFrance Pauline Wanner[4]
2016Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginSingapore Ceciliane Mei Ling HartmannTurkey Ilayda Bayar[5]
2017Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginAustria Olga MikutinaFinland Sofia Sula[6]
2018Italy Lucrezia BeccariBulgaria Maria LevushkinaItaly Federica Grandesso[7]
2019Bulgaria Maria LevushkinaBulgaria Ivelina BaichevaBulgaria Mariya Manova[8]
2020Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022Bulgaria Chiara HristovaTurkey Fatma Yade KarlikliTurkey Anna Deniz Ozdemir[9]

Pairs
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2013Italy Bianca Manacorda / Niccolo MaciiHong Kong Marin Ono / Hon Lam ToNo other competitors[2]

Ice dance
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2015Russia Anastasia Shpilevaya / Grigory SmirnovHungary Kimberly Wei / Ilias FouratiBulgaria Yana Bozhilova / Kaloyan Georgiev[4]

Advanced novice medalists

Men
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012Turkey Efe GorkmenRomania Luca FlaviusNo other competitors[1]
2013Italy Daniel GrasslFrance Adam Siao Him FaTurkey Başar Oktar[2]
2014Turkey Başar OktarBulgaria Alexander ZlatkovItaly Emanuele Indelicato[3]
2015Russia Evgeni SemenenkoBulgaria Vasil DimitrovFrance Lotfi Sereir[4]
2016France Francois PitotTurkey Alp Eren OzkanNo other competitors[5]
2017France Francois PitotGeorgia (country) Ilia GogitidzeItaly Emanuele Indelicato[6]
2018Italy Matteo NalboneNo other competitors[7]
2019 No men's competition [8]
2020Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022Turkey Mehmet Cenkay KarlikliTurkey Furkan Emre IncelBulgaria Dean Mihaylov[9]

Women
Year Gold Silver Bronze Details
2012Turkey Ecem UlkerBulgaria Simona GospodinovaBulgaria Monika Yordanova[1]
2013Bulgaria Alexandra FeiginFrance Julie FroetscherGermany Minori Yuge[2]
2014Italy Lucrezia GennaroBulgaria Alexandra FeiginTurkey İlayda Bayar[3]
2015Russia Elizaveta NugumanovaBulgaria Alexandra FeiginFrance Oceane Piegad[4]
2016Bulgaria Maria LevushkinaFrance Oceane PiegadBulgaria Eliza Pancheva[5]
2017Switzerland Kimmy RepondBulgaria Maria LevushkinaGeorgia (country) Anna Dea Gulbiani-Schmidt[6]
2018Italy Giorgia De NadaiBulgaria Mariya IlinovaItaly Alessia Piasentini[7]
2019 Bulgaria Chiara Hristova Greece Stella Makri Norway Ida Vamnes [8]
2020Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022Bulgaria Lia LyubenovaKazakhstan Yekaterina BalyubaBulgaria Silvia Lutay[9]

References
  1. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2012 results". Denkova-Staviski Club. 16 December 2012. Archived from the original on 27 August 2013.
  2. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2013 results". Denkova-Staviski Club. 1 December 2013.
  3. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2014 results". Denkova-Staviski Club. 1 December 2014.
  4. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2015 results". Denkova-Staviski Club. 25 October 2015.
  5. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2016 ISU". Denkova-Staviski Club. October 2016.
  6. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2017". Denkova-Staviski Club. October 2017.
  7. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2018". Denkova-Staviski Club. December 2018. Archived from the original on 2018-12-01. Retrieved 2018-12-01.
  8. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2019". Denkova-Staviski Club. November 2019.
  9. "Denkova-Staviski Cup 2022". Denkova-Staviski Club. November 2022.
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