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Kazakh Figure Skating Championships

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Kazakh Figure Skating Championships
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryKazakhstan Kazakhstan
Organized byKazakhstan Skating Union

The Kazakh Figure Skating Championships are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Kazakhstan Skating Union to crown the national champions of Kazakhstan. In some years, skaters from neighboring countries such as Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan have competed as guests.[1]

Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although not every discipline is held every year due to a lack of participants.

Senior medalists

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Denis Ten at the 2010 Winter Olympics
Elizabet Tursynbayeva at the 2016 Rostelecom Cup
Karina Uzurova and Ilias Ali at the 2012 World Junior Championships
From left to right: Denis Ten, nine-time Kazakh champion in men's singles; Elizabet Tursynbayeva, six-time Kazakh champion in women's singles; and Karina Uzurova and Ilias Ali, five-time Kazakh champions in ice dance

Men's singles

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Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1998 Stanislav Shaidorov
1999
2000
2001 Juri Litvinov[2] Stanislav Shaidorov Sergei Morozov [3]
2002
2003 Iliyas Galymzhan Stanislav Gusev [4]
2004 Iliyas Galymzhanov Artem Khramov [5]
2005 Stanislav Gusev Pavel Martinov [6]
2006 Denis Ten Abzal Rakimgaliev Artem Khramov[7] [8]
2007 Abzal Rakimgaliev[9] Denis Ten[10]
2008–09 No competitions held
2010 Denis Ten[10] Abzal Rakimgaliev[9] Artyom Khramov[7] [11]
2011 Astana
2012 Shymkent [12]
2013 Astana Abish Baitkanov No other competitors [13]
2014 Denis Ten Abzal Rakimgaliev Daniyar Adylov [14]
2015 Kyzylorda [15]
2016 [16]
2017 Almaty Artur Panikhin [17]
2018 Astana [18]
2019 Aktobe Nikita Manko Rakhat Bralin Dias Jirenbayev [19]
2020 Almaty Mikhail Shaidorov[20] [21]
2021 Dias Jirenbayev Dimitry Karpukhin [22]
2022 Rakhat Bralin
2023 Astana
2024 Almaty Rakhat Bralin Dias Jirenbayev
2025 Karaganda Dias Jirenbayev Nikita Krivosheyev Artur Smagulov [23]
2026 Pavlodar Oleg Melnikov Dias Jirenbayev Nikita Krivosheyev [24]

Women's singles

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Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2000
2001 Marina Khalturina Alexandra Belousova Ksenia Dolgopolova [3]
2002
2003 Svetlana Bakachova Alexandra Belousova Natalia Knyaseva [4]
2004 Natalia Knyaseva Nadezhda Paretskaia Alexandra Belousova [5]
2005 Nadezhda Paretskaia Antonina Vypelseva Ekaterina Motireva [6]
2006 Alexandra Belousova [8]
2007 Marina Shishkina Nadezhda Paretskaia Antonina Vypelseva
2008–09 No competitions held
2010 Kristina Prilepko[25] Marina Shishkina Nadezhda Paretskaia [11]
2011 Astana
2012 Shymkent Regina Glazman Aigul Kozhamkulova Kristina Prilepko [12]
2013 Astana Aigul Kozhamkulova Regina Glazman Ekaterina Malyuk [13]
2014 Elizabet Tursynbayeva Aiza Mambekova Regina Glazman [14]
2015 Kyzylorda [15]
2016 Alina Sydykova [16]
2017 Almaty Alana Toktarova [17]
2018 Astana Alana Toktarova Aiza Mambekova [18]
2019 Aktobe [19]
2020 Almaty Aiza Mambekova Azhar Zhumakhanova Yasmin Tekik [21]
2021 Maria Grechanaya Anastassiya Lobanova [22]
2022 Anna Levkovets Bagdana Rakhishova Yeva Nabozhenko
2023 Astana Nuriya Suleimen Sofia Farafonova
2024 Almaty Anna Levkovets[26] Unknown
2025 Karaganda Sofia Samodelkina Zera Sarbalina Sofia Farafonova [23]
2026 Pavlodar Amir Irmatov Nuriya Suleimen [24]

Pairs

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Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2000
[27]
2001
  • Irina Potanina
  • Konstantin Emshanov
  • Irina Chebanova
  • Almas Dautbekov
  • Ekaterina Romanova
  • Evgenii Belenko
 [3]
2002
2003–07 No pairs competitors
2008–09 No competitions held
2010–15 No pairs competitors
2016 Kyzylorda
  • Ekaterina Khokhlova
  • Abish Baytkanov
 No other competitors [16]
2017–18 No pairs competitors
2019 Aktobe
  • Zhansaya Zdykhanova
  • Abish Baitkanov
 No other competitors [19]
2020–26 No pairs competitors since 2019

Ice dance

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Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2001
  • Elena Diukova
  • Sergei Veselov
  • Anna Sagaida
  • Pavel Misiurin
  • Tatiana Khripkova
  • Vadom Laturnus
 [3]
2002
2003 No ice dance competitors [4]
2004
  • Aida Tairova
  • Ruslan Potimoshnov
  • Viktoria Salnikova
  • Adil Zharbolov
 [5]
2005–07 No ice dance competitors
2008–09 No competitions held
2010
  • Viktoriya Kucherenko
  • Sergey Adonyev
  • Nellya Kasyanova
  • Ruslan Potamoshnev
 [11]
2011 Astana [25]
2012 Shymkent
  • Viktoriya Kucherenko
  • Viktor Adonyev
 [12]
2013 Astana
  • A. Rimkulova
  • M. Kan
 [28]
2014
  • Kseniya Korobkova
  • Daryn Zhunussov
 No other competitors [14]
2015 Kyzylorda No other competitors [15]
2016
  • Anastasiia Khromova
  • Daryn Zhunussov
[16]
2017 Almaty
  • Gaukhar Nauryzova
  • Baisangur Datiev
 No other competitors [17]
2018 Astana No ice dance competitors [18]
2019 Aktobe
  • Gaukhar Nauryzova
  • Baisangur Datiev
 No other competitors [19]
2020 Almaty No other competitors [21]
2021
  • Gaukhar Nauryzova
  • Baisangur Datiev
 No other competitors [22]
2022
2023 Astana
2024 Almaty No ice dance competitors
2025 Karaganda [23]
2026 Pavlodar
  • Gaukhar Nauryzova
  • Baisangur Datiev
 No other competitors [24]

Junior medalists

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Men's singles

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Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2013 Astana Vadim Kopkoyev Andrei Lebedev Daniyar Adilov [28]
2014 Melis Khakimov Artur Panikhin
2015 Kyzylorda Nikita Manko Moldiyar Yesseyev Diaz Nurmet
2016 Vsevolod Fil
2017 Almaty Rakhat Bralin Vsevolod Fil Yelissey Volkov [1]
2018 Astana Dias Jirenbayev Mikhail Shaidorov
2019 Aktobe Dias Jirenbayev Eylissey Volkov Dmitry Karpukhin
2020 Almaty Simon Geiko Nikita Krivosheyev Danil Rychkov
2021 Oleg Melnikov Artur Smagulov Nikita Krivosheyev
2022 Nikita Krivosheyev Artur Smagulov
2023 Astana
2024 Almaty Artur Smagulov[26]
2025 Karaganda Temirlan Jakijaev Nikita Kozlov Ansar Ismuhambetov [23]
2026 Pavlodar Nikita Kozlov Kenan Berdibaev Dzhahongir Abylkasymov [24]

Women's singles

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Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2013 Astana Aiza Mambekova Sofia Moon Kamilla Mohammedyarova [28]
2014 Alina Sydykova
2015 Kyzylorda Alana Toktarova Alina Sydykova Dana Tursimbaeva
2016 Gulzhan Zhumadilova Elya Temirova
2017 Almaty Daria Sirotina [1]
2018 Astana Azhar Zhumakhanova
2019 Aktobe Mariya Grechanaya Yasmin Tekik Diana Suleimenova
2020 Almaty Sabina Nassyrova Anna Levkovets
2021 Anna Levkovets Sofiya Farafonova
2022 Sofiia Kovalenko Zere Sarbalina Anastasiya Ehgelgardt
2023 Astana
2024 Almaty Ekaterina Baluba[26]
2025 Karaganda Veronika Kim Anna Sannikova Karina Sheina [23]
2026 Pavlodar Karina Sheina Safija Abaeva Maria Sannikova [24]

Ice dance

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Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2019 Almaty
  • Anna Shnaider
  • Fedor Varlamov
2026 Pavlodar No junior ice dance competitors [24]

References

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