2012 South African Figure Skating Championships

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2012 South African Figure Skating Championships
Type:National Championship
Date:6 May – 8
Season:2011–12
Location: Kempton Park
Venue:Festival Mall
Champions
Men's singles:
Paul Richardeau
Ladies' singles:
Lejeanne Marais
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The 2012 South African Figure Skating Championships were held at the Festival Mall in Kempton Park on 6-8 May 2012. Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's and ladies' singles.

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Senior results

Men

RankNameClubTotal pointsSPFS
1 Paul Richardeau WP168.51154.951113.56

Ladies

RankNameClubTotal pointsSPFS
1 Lejeanne Marais GN110.60135.94174.66
2 Chloé Dépouilly WP96.65235.48261.17
3 Nadia Geldenhuys GN84.69327.88356.81
4 Kim Falconer WP71.39421.70449.69

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