Kazakhstani Figure Skating Championships

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The Kazakh Figure Skating Championships are the annual figure skating national championships held to crown the national champions of Kazakhstan. Skaters compete in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and ice dancing, across different levels. Not every event has been held in every year due to a lack of entries. In some years, guest skaters from neighbouring countries, such as Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, are allowed to compete in the event. [1]

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Senior medalists

Men

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998 Stanislav Shaidorov
1999 Stanislav Shaidorov
2000 Stanislav Shaidorov
2001 Juri Litvinov Stanislav Shaidorov Sergei Morozov
2002 Juri Litvinov
2003 Juri Litvinov Iliyas Galymzhan Stanislav Gusev
2004 Iliyas Galymzhan Artem Khramov Stanislav Gusev
2005 Stanislav Gusev Artem Khramov Pavel Martinov
2006 Denis Ten Abzal Rakimgaliev Artem Khramov
2007 Abzal Rakimgaliev Denis Ten Artem Khramov
2008–
2009
No competition held
2010 Denis Ten Abzal Rakimgaliev Artem Khramov
2011 Astana Vladimir Rudi
2012 Astana Abish Baitkanov
2013 Astana Daniyar Adylov Abish Baitkanov Alexander Lyan
2014 Kyzylorda Abzal Rakimgaliev Daniyar Adylov Artur Panikhin
2015 Kyzylorda Daniyar Adylov Artur Panikhin Andrey Lebedev
2016 Almaty Artur Panikhin Melis Khakimov Nikita Manko [1] [2]
2017 Astana Abzal Rakimgaliev Artur Panikhin Nikita Manko
2018 Aktobe Nikita Manko Rakhat Bralin Vsevolod Fil
2019 Almaty Mikhail Shaidorov Rakhat Bralin Dias Jirenbayev
2020 Almaty Mikhail Shaidorov Dias Jirenbayev Dimitry Karpukhin
2021 Almaty Mikhail Shaidorov Dias Jirenbayev Rakhat Bralin
2022 Astana Mikhail Shaidorov Dias Jirenbayev Rakhat Bralin
2023 Almaty Mikhail Shaidorov Rakhat Bralin Dias Jirenbayev

Ladies

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001 Marina Khalturina Alexandra Belousova Ksenia Dolgopolova
2002
2003 Svetlana Bakachova Alexandra Belousova Natalia Knyaseva
2004 Natalia Knyaseva Nadezhda Paretskaia Alexandra Belousova
2005 Nadezhda Paretskaia Antonina Vypelseva Ekaterina Motireva
2006 Nadezhda Paretskaia Alexandra Belousova Ekaterina Motireva
2007 Marina Shishkina Nadezhda Paretskaia Antonina Vypelseva
2008–
2009
No competition held
2010 Kristina Prilepko Marina Shishkina Nadezhda Paretskaia
2011 Astana Kristina Prilepko
2012 Astana Aigul Kozhamkulova Regina Glazman Ekaterina Malyuk
2013 Astana Aiza Mambekova Regina Glazman Irina Vorzheva
2014 Kyzylorda Elizabet Tursynbayeva Aiza Mambekova Regina Glazman
2015 Kyzylorda Elizabet Tursynbayeva Aiza Mambekova Alina Sydykova
2016 Almaty Elizabet Tursynbayeva Aiza Mambekova Alexandra Sayutina [1] [2]
2017 Astana Alana Toktarova Aiza Mambekova Zhansaya Adykhanova
2018 Aktobe Alana Toktarova Aiza Mambekova Veronika Sheveleva
2019 Almaty Aiza Mambekova Azhar Zhumakhanova Yasmin Tekik
2020 Almaty Mariya Grechanaya Azhar Zhumakhanova Anastassiya Lobanova
2021 Almaty Anna Levkovets Bagdana Rakhishova Yeva Nabozhenko
2022 Astana Anna Levkovets Nuriya Suleimen Sofiya Farafonova

Pairs

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000 Marina Khalturina / Valeriy Artyuchov
2001 Irina Potanina / Konstantin Emshanov Irina Chebanova / Almas Dautbekov Ekaterina Romanova / Evgeni Belenko
2002
2003–
2006
No competitors
2007 Natalia Knyaseva / Alisher Abdiyev No other competitors
2008–
2009
No competition held
2010No competitors
2011 Astana Viktoria Kucherenko / Viktor Adonev

Ice dance

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001 Elena Diukova / Sergei Veselov Anna Sagaida / Pavel Misiurin Tatiana Khripkova / Vadom Laturnus
2002
2003No competitors
2004 Ekaterina Gvozdkova / Timur Alaskhanov Aida Tairova / Ruslan Potamashnev Viktoria Salnikova / Adil Zharbolov
2005–
2006
No competitors
2007 Natalia Kovalevskaya / Ruslan Potamashnev No other competitors
2008–
2009
No competition held
2010 Viktoria Kucherenko / Sergei Adoniev Nellya Kasyanova / Ruslan Potamashnev Karina Uzurova / Ilyas Ali
2011 Astana Karina Uzurova / Ilyas Ali
2019 Almaty Maxine Weatherby / Temirlan Yerzhanov

Junior medalists

Men

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
2012 Astana Vadim Kopkoev Andrey Lebedev Daniyar Adylov
2013 Astana Melis Khakimov Artur Panikhin
2014 Kyzylorda Nikita Manko Moldiyar Yesseyev Diaz Nurmet
2015 Kyzylorda Nikita Manko Moldiyar Yesseyev Vsevolod Fil
2016 Almaty Rakhat Bralin Vsevolod Fil Yelissey Volkov
2017 Astana Rakhat Bralin Dias Jirenbayev Mikhail Shaidorov
2018 Aktobe Dias Jirenbayev Eylissey Volkov Dmitry Karpukhin
2019 Almaty Simon Geiko Nikita Krivosheyev Danil Rychkov
2020 Almaty Oleg Melnikov Artur Smagulov Nikita Krivosheyev
2021 Almaty Oleg Melnikov Nikita Krivosheyev Artur Smagulov

Ladies

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
2012 Astana Aiza Mambekova Sophia Moon Kamilla Mohammedyarova
2013 Astana Alina Sydykova
2014 Kyzylorda Alana Toktarova Alina Sydykova Dana Tursimbaeva
2015 Kyzylorda Alana Toktarova Gulzhan Zhumadilova Elya Temirova
2016 Almaty Alana Toktarova Gulzhan Zhumadilova Daria Sirotina
2017 Astana Azhar Zhumakhanova
2018 Aktobe Mariya Grechanaya Yasmin Tekik Diana Suleimenova
2019 Almaty Mariya Grechanaya Sabina Nassyrova Anna Levkovets
2020 Almaty Anna Levkovets Sabina Nassyrova Sofiya Farafonova
2021 Almaty Sofiia Kovalenko Zere Sarbalina Anastasiya Ehgelgardt

Ice dance

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
2019 Almaty Anna Shnaider / Fedor Varlamov

Novice medalists

Men

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
2012 Astana Melis Khakimov Nikita Manko Nikita Shestakov
2013 Astana Nikita Manko Rakhat Bralin Dias Nurmet
2014 Kyzylorda Rakhat Bralin Asanli Zhakyshev Alan Khaidarov
2015 Kyzylorda Eylissey Volkov Kirill Kokoullin Leonid Mikhaltsov
2016 Almaty Mikhail Shaidorov Dmitry Karpukhin Ilya Sim
2017 Astana Ilya Sim
2018 Aktobe Oleg Melnikov Nikita Krivosheyev Artur Smagulov
2019 Almaty Oleg Melnikov Artur Smagulov Malik Dosibek

Ladies

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRefs
2012 Astana Milan Koreshkov Evgenia Dolgaleva Alina Sydykova
2013 Astana Alana Toktarova Alina Asauova Akerke Mendall
2014 Kyzylorda Gulzhan Zhumadilova Zlata Ryazanov Milena Kim
2015 Kyzylorda Zlata Ryazanova Milana Sadykova Yasmin Tekik
2016 Almaty Mariya Grechanaya Yana Zanegin Elvina Gusseinova
2017 Astana Mariya Grechanaya
2018 Aktobe Yelizaveta Yun Sabina Nassyrova Daria Vdovina
2019 Almaty Sofiia Kovalenko Aygana Sansízbaeva Yelizaveta Yun

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