2010 Italian Figure Skating Championships

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2010 Italian Figure Skating Championships
Type:National championship
Date:December 17 – 20, 2009
Season:2009–10
Location: Brescia
Champions
Men's singles:
Samuel Contesti
Ladies' singles:
Valentina Marchei
Pairs:
Nicole Della Monica / Yannick Kocon
Ice dance:
Federica Faiella / Massimo Scali
Synchronized skating:
Hot Shivers S
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The 2010 Italian Figure Skating Championships (Italian : Campionati Italiani Assoluti 2010 Pattinaggio Di Figura Su Ghiaccio) was held in Brescia from December 17 through 20, 2009. Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, ice dancing, and synchronized skating on the levels of senior, junior, and novice. The results were used to choose the teams to the 2010 World Championships, the 2010 European Championships, and the 2010 World Junior Championships.

Contents

Senior results

Men

RankNameTotal points SP FS
1 Samuel Contesti 231.01177.001154.01
2 Paolo Bacchini 200.45266.802133.65
3 Karel Zelenka 190.06362.803127.26
4 Paul Bonifacio Parkinson 152.86552.304100.56
5 Ruben Errampalli 148.49452.35596.14
6 Saverio Giacomelli 139.00651.80787.20
7 Fabio Mascarello 135.60748.00687.60
8 Christian Rapis 119.35842.76876.59
9 Luca Demattè 117.64942.70974.94

Ladies

RankNameTotal points SP FS
1 Valentina Marchei 163.30160.021103.28
2 Carolina Kostner 155.68253.262102.42
3 Alice Garlisi 128.89348.30480.59
4 Francesca Rio 123.93442.66381.27
5 Silvia Lovison 116.38738.32678.06
6 Roberta Rodeghiero 115.75836.46579.29
7 Alice Velati 114.57639.62774.95
8 Sofia Curci 102.17935.18866.99
9 Deborah Sacchi 97.50540.721056.78
10 Elena Vanz 88.151028.96959.19

Pairs

RankNameTotal points SP FS
1 Nicole Della Monica / Yannick Kocon 160.03160.74299.29
2 Stefania Berton / Ondřej Hotárek 158.46256.901101.56
3Marika Zanforlin / Federico Degli Esposti152.36354.58397.78

Ice dancing

RankNameTotal points CD OD FD
1 Federica Faiella / Massimo Scali 198.00140.01158.57199.42
2 Anna Cappellini / Luca La Notte 187.62237.22256.23294.17
3 Federica Testa / Christopher Mior 152.94328.79346.02378.13

Synchronized

RankNameTotal points SP FS
1Hot Shivers S151.8311
2Etoiles S102.4322
3Shining Blades S62.7133

Junior results

Men

RankNameTotal points SP FS
1 Filippo Ambrosini 129.65145.79283.86
2 Nikita Revine 126.81239.72187.09
3 Maurizio Zandron 104.72731.48373.24
4 Alessandro Pezzoli 102.52532.03470.49
5 Giorgio Settembrini 101.44631.60569.84
6 Leo Luca Sforza 94.87332.79662.08
7 Cesare Bellomo 86.27829.98756.29
8 Antonio Panfili 86.24432.18854.06

Ladies A

RankNameTotal points SP FS
1 Carlotta Ortenzi 116.11341.60174.51
2 Amelia Schwienbacher 109.94146.64563.30
3 Caterina Andermarcher 106.84241.64365.20
4 Agnese Garlisi 105.43440.73464.70
5 Jennifer Cucinella 104.57538.58265.99
6 Bianca Balzarini 96.37734.78661.59
7 Silvia Martinelli 95.97636.41759.56
8 Silvia Monti 86.671330.48856.19
9 Victoria Manni 86.35833.751252.60
10 Chiara De Martin 85.921131.77954.15
11 Giulia Bombassei 85.211032.341052.87
12 Naomi De Simone 80.99932.921448.07
13 Ilaria Nogaro 79.311826.551152.76
14 Romina Anesi 78.931231.591647.34
15 Carolina Gillespie 77.961530.041547.92
16 Carol Bressanutti 77.751726.901350.85
17 Silvia Brero 67.131923.811743.32
18 Francesca Piccinelli 66.711430.041936.67
19 Silvia Gherardi 65.111627.621837.49
WD Serena Angeli

Ladies B

RankNameTotal points SP FS
1 Alice Bardel 91.6421
2 Jasmine Tessari 86.5516
3 Letizia Zambotti 81.5563
4 Beatrice Balzola 79.9492
5 Irene Colombi 79.7444
6 Carlotta Peduzzi 76.6675
7 Marisol Zanfabro 76.6437
8 Martina Pelagalli 64.54810
9 Marika Squeri 63.21118
10 Eugenia Girardi 60.01109
11 Giulia Bergonzi 59.99512
12 Elena Calderaro 54.711211
WD Valentina Ferrari

Ice dancing

RankNameTotal points CD OD FD
1 Lorenza Alessandrini / Simone Vaturi 147.14133.47141.40172.27
2 Sofia Sforza / Francesco Fioretti 127.40324.49240.39262.52
3 Giulia Magri / Marco Manenti 119.61226.39337.40355.82
4 Valentina Gabusi / Nik Mirzakhani 101.58520.12431.70449.76
5 Marina Gazzola / Daniele Verdi 92.24420.25529.44542.55

Synchronized

RankNameTotal points SP FS
1Hot Shivers J121.3511
2Dandelion98.7722
3Ice Diamonds J59.3433
4Shining Blades J55.8044

Novice results

Synchronized

RankName FS
1Hot Shivers N37.96
2Ladybirds N35.05
3Ice Diamonds N17.02

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