2014 Triglav Trophy

2014 Triglav Trophy
Type:	Multi-level international
Date:	April 2 – 6
Season:	2013–14
Location:	Jesenice, Slovenia
Host:	Slovene Skating Union
Venue:	Podmežakla ice rink
Champions
Men's singles: Michael Christian Martinez (S) Anton Kempf (J) Arthur Ribes (N)
Ladies' singles: Rika Hongo (S) Elizabet Tursynbayeva (J) Ahn So-Hyun (N)

Previous: 2013 Triglav Trophy
Next: 2015 Triglav Trophy

The 2014 Triglav Trophy is an international figure skating competition in the 2013–14 season. The competition was held on 2–6 April 2014 in Jesenice, Slovenia.^[1] Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's and ladies' singles on the senior, junior, and novice levels.

Calendar

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Michael Christian Martinez	Philippines	195.13	1	63.29	1	131.84
2	Kenji Tanaka	Japan	189.83	2	63.08	2	126.75
3	Ryuju Hino	Japan	183.06	4	59.26	4	123.80
4	Philip Harris	United Kingdom	174.32	3	60.66	5	113.66
5	Lee June-hyoung	South Korea	173.16	7	46.62	3	126.54
6	Mario-Rafael Ionian	Austria	158.94	6	52.59	6	106.35
7	Sondre Oddvoll Boe	Norway	146.27	5	54.69	7	91.58

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Rika Hongo	Japan	153.32	1	57.71	1	95.61
2	Francesca Rio	Italy	139.36	2	50.43	3	88.93
3	Isabelle Olsson	Sweden	136.62	3	47.28	2	89.34
4	Riona Kato	Japan	126.49	4	44.61	5	81.88
5	Byun Ji-Hyun	South Korea	124.88	8	42.33	4	82.55
6	Anneli Kawelke	Germany	122.50	5	44.18	8	78.32
7	Camilla Gjersem	Norway	121.44	10	41.04	6	80.40
8	Ilaria Nogaro	Italy	120.28	6	43.72	9	76.56
9	Daša Grm	Slovenia	119.87	9	41.09	7	78.78
10	Annie Rabe	Norway	117.26	7	42.49	10	74.77
11	Pina Umek	Slovenia	100.55	11	40.37	12	60.18
12	Clara Peters	Ireland	93.39	12	31.76	11	61.63
13	Elettra Ollivoto	Italy	86.76	14	29.76	13	57.00
14	Michele Callison	United Kingdom	84.18	15	29.04	14	55.24
15	Kim Falconer	South Africa	80.85	13	29.98	15	50.87

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Anton Kempf	Germany	139.66	2	47.01	1	92.65
2	Daniel Naurits	France	132.88	3	46.80	2	86.08
3	Marco Zandron	Italy	124.66	4	40.10	3	84.56
4	Giorgio Settembrini	Italy	123.01	1	49.26	4	73.75

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Elizabet Tursynbayeva	Kazakhstan	150.68	1	48.97	1	101.71
2	Lim Ah-Hyun	South Korea	120.33	8	35.93	2	84.40
3	Alissa Scheidt	Germany	115.69	2	41.36	3	74.33
4	Jemima Rasmuss	Norway	103.31	10	33.34	4	69.97
5	Alessia Zardin	Italy	100.61	9	34.28	5	66.33
6	Samantha Cabiles	Philippines	100.04	6	36.96	7	63.08
7	Aiza Imambek	Kazakhstan	99.52	4	37.57	9	61.95
8	Alice Luccisano	Italy	97.20	5	37.45	12	59.75
9	Dorka Havasi	Hungary	94.25	17	30.63	6	63.62
10	Bryony Corrigan-Rattray	United Kingdom	93.83	11	33.02	10	60.81
11	Yoshino Braganti	France	92.39	19	29.85	8	62.54
12	Jana Savina	Italy	91.29	7	36.62	16	54.67
13	Julia Batori	Hungary	91.07	18	30.49	11	60.58
14	Amina Gohm	Austria	88.47	12	32.68	15	55.79
15	Bethan Whiteman	United Kingdom	87.03	14	31.21	14	55.82
16	Summer Williams	United Kingdom	85.07	20	28.90	13	56.17
17	Kristina Dubrovskaya	Cyprus	84.12	13	32.30	17	51.82
18	Tena Copor	Croatia	82.36	15	31.07	18	51.29
19	Antonella Palmisano	Italy	80.22	16	30.96	20	49.26
20	Valentina Mikac	Croatia	78.11	21	26.99	19	51.12
21	Manja Kraigher	Slovenia	64.65	22	24.13	21	40.52
WD	June Marie Bejaminsen	Norway		3	40.15

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Arthur Ribes	France	89.93	1	36.67	1	53.46
2	Matej Gregorc	Slovenia	81.54	2	29.59	2	51.95
3	Mate Borocz	Italy	75.47	4	26.39	3	49.61
4	Alexandre Bec	France	61.50	3	25.86	4	35.11
WD	Isaak Drozien	Germany

Rank	Name	Nation	Total points^[1]	SP		FS
1	Ahn So-Hyun	South Korea	109.33	1	39.60	1	69.73
2	Charlotte Vandersarren	Belgium	92.33	2	34.36	2	57.97
3	Sophie Hanke	Germany	84.42	3	33.42	5	51.00
4	Jade Rautianen	Finland	83.59	4	30.42	4	53.17
5	Maria Tullia Trevisan	Italy	83.29	6	27.89	3	55.40
6	Amelia Scarlett Jackson	Australia	75.26	10	25.83	6	49.43
7	Eloide Eudine	France	75.19	5	28.70	8	46.49
8	Lara Gucek	Slovenia	71.77	12	25.12	7	46.65
9	Chiara Sensori	Italy	71.29	8	26.39	11	44.90
10	Genevieve Somerville	United Kingdom	70.05	9	25.96	14	44.09
11	Viviene Contarino	Croatia	69.33	15	23.79	9	45.54
12	Lana Petranovic	Croatia	68.43	13	24.33	13	44.10
13	Nea Smolej	Slovenia	67.50	20	22.26	10	45.24
14	Martina Rota	Italy	67.50	17	23.60	15	43.90
15	Nina Polsak	Slovenia	67.13	11	25.53	18	41.60
16	Emilie Grosch	Austria	66.63	19	22.43	12	44.20
17	Marusa Udrih	Slovenia	66.26	16	23.70	16	42.56
18	Jella Rautiainen	Finland	62.23	14	24.20	22	38.03
19	Lisa Van Genck	Belgium	62.14	24	20.20	17	41.94
20	Sofia Korsumaki	Finland	61.41	18	22.77	21	38.65
21	Shanon Carrick	United Kingdom	61.04	23	20.85	19	40.19
22	Eve Cornet	France	60.90	7	27.51	27	33.39
23	Lucy Merillees	Slovenia	60.35	22	21.02	20	39.33
24	Sara Martucelli	Italy	59.92	21	21.42	24	37.50
25	Kaja Gril	Slovenia	56.84	25	19.07	23	37.77
26	Christina Lillian Baker	Croatia	53.81	27	17.37	25	36.44
27	Alicia Gerber	South Africa	51.89	26	17.78	26	34.11
28	Nika Novak	Slovenia	44.14	28	16.21	28	27.93
WD	Joelle Nasheim	Austria
WD	Jara Jaszonyi	Hungary

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