Figure skating at the 2015 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival

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Figure skating at the 2015 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival
Date:January 26 – 28
Season:2014–15
Location: Dornbirn, Austria
Champions
Men's singles:
Flag of Ukraine.svg Ivan Pavlov
Ladies' singles:
Flag of Russia.svg Alexandra Proklova
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Figure skating competition at the 2015 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival was held in Dornbirn, Austria from January 26 to 28, 2015. Medals were awarded in men's and ladies' singles.

Contents

Medal summary

Medalists

EventGoldSilverBronze
Men Flag of Ukraine.svg Ivan Pavlov Flag of Latvia.svg Deniss Vasiļjevs Flag of Russia.svg Dmitri Aliev
Ladies Flag of Russia.svg Alexandra Proklova Flag of Germany.svg Lea Johanna Dastich Flag of France.svg Léa Serna

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of Russia.svg  Russia  (RUS)1012
2Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine  (UKR)1001
3Flag of Germany.svg  Germany  (GER)0101
Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia  (LAT)0101
5Flag of France.svg  France  (FRA)0011
Totals (5 entries)2226

Results

Men

RankNameNationTotal points SP FS
1 Ivan Pavlov Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 200.15269.641130.51
2 Deniss Vasiļjevs Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 197.72170.102127.62
3 Dmitri Aliev Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 184.48362.663121.82
4 Matteo Rizzo Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 171.99458.404113.59
5 Irakli Maysuradze Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 168.43556.495111.94
6 Petr Kotlařík Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 158.97654.896104.08
7 Aleix Gabara Xancó Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 152.11948.147103.97
8 Luc Economides Flag of France.svg  France 145.13750.95894.18
9 Roman Galay Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 143.51850.43993.08
10Josh BrownFlag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 133.721145.021088.70
11 Daniil Zurav Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 129.701048.021281.68
12 Artsiom Tseluiko Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus 124.461439.341185.12
13 Alexander Borovoj Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 120.471243.481476.99
14 Jakub Kršňák Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 118.701343.341575.36
15 Nurullah Sahaka Flag of Switzerland.svg  Switzerland 115.641537.431378.21
16 Ryszard Gurtler Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 108.151633.441674.71
17 Efe Görkmen Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 85.151732.891752.26
18 Flavius Luca Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 73.371824.701848.67

Ladies

RankNameNationTotal points SP FS
1 Alexandra Proklova Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 152.86250.751102.11
2 Lea Johanna Dastich Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 142.24449.03293.21
3 Léa Serna Flag of France.svg  France 131.20349.04482.16
4 Jenni Saarinen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 128.93843.69385.24
5 Angelina Kučvaļska Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 126.46546.46580.00
6 Guia Maria Tagliapietra Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 123.27744.39678.88
7 Anastasia Galustyan Flag of Armenia.svg  Armenia 122.97152.941070.03
8 Anna Dušková Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 118.85646.29972.56
9 Fruzsina Medgyesi Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 118.621041.26777.36
10 Danielle Harrison Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 107.732231.40876.33
11 Matilde Gianocca Flag of Switzerland.svg  Switzerland 102.501436.121266.38
12 Alexandra Hagarová Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 101.771139.431462.34
13 Juni Marie Benjaminsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 101.131733.891167.24
14 Aleksandra Golovkina Flag of Lithuania.svg  Lithuania 99.70942.561857.14
15 Kyarha van Tiel Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 99.351337.211562.14
16 Loena Hendrickx Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 98.551633.971364.58
17 Dariya Gozhva Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 95.471238.441957.03
18 Selin Hafızoğlu Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 93.992132.221661.77
19 Yelizaveta Ausiukevich Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus 91.401833.261758.14
20 Lara Nikola Roth Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 89.501535.212254.29
21 Teodora Markova Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 88.682033.042055.64
22 Diana Reinsalu Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 87.341933.252354.09
23Agnieszka RejmentFlag of Poland.svg  Poland 85.372430.402154.97
24 Lana Petranović Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 81.632331.242650.39
25 Nina Polšak Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 80.802727.462453.34
26 Maria Martinez Garcia Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 79.882529.472550.41
27 Kristín Valdís Örnólfsdóttir Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 77.652629.402848.25
28 Zselyke Kenéz Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 75.782827.382748.40
29 Alexandra of Hanover Flag of Monaco.svg  Monaco 37.162911.722925.44
30 Alma Šehić Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina 25.203011.083014.12

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