Coupe du Printemps

Rika Hongo, Takahito Mura and Shoma Uno at the 2017 Coupe du Printemps.

The Coupe du Printemps is an annual figure skating competition held in March in Kockelscheuer, Luxembourg. The competition may include men's singles, women's singles, and pair skating from senior to novice levels, and is recognized by the International Skating Union (ISU). The event also serves as the Luxembourg Figure Skating Championships ^[1]

Senior medalists

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2012	Belgium Jorik Hendrickx	Romania Zoltán Kelemen	Germany Franz Streubel	^[2]
2013	Belgium Jorik Hendrickx	Japan Tatsuki Machida	Romania Zoltán Kelemen	^[3]
2014	Japan Daisuke Murakami	Japan Ryuju Hino	France Charles Tetar	^[4]
2015	Japan Daisuke Murakami	France Kévin Aymoz	Germany Alexander Bjelde	^[5]
2016	Belgium Jorik Hendrickx	Kazakhstan Denis Ten	Japan Takahito Mura	^[6]
2017	Japan Shoma Uno	Japan Takahito Mura	Armenia Slavik Hayrapetyan	^[7]
2018	Sweden Alexander Majorov	Japan Kazuki Tomono	France Romain Ponsart	^[8]
2019	Japan Sena Miyake	Monaco Davide Lewton Brain	Austria Maurizio Zandron	^[9]
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Japan Kazuki Tomono	Japan Tatsuya Tsuboi	France Landry Le May	^[10]
2023	United States Jimmy Ma	Japan Koshiro Shimada	Canada Matthew Newnham	^[11]
2024	Kazakhstan Dias Jirenbayev	France Corentin Spinar	Spain Pablo García	^[12]

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2012	Germany Sarah Hecken	Italy Francesca Rio	France Maé-Bérénice Méité	^[2]
2013	Sweden Joshi Helgesson	Germany Nathalie Weinzierl	Japan Risa Shōji	^[3]
2014	Japan Mariko Kihara	Norway Anine Rabe	Switzerland Myriam Leuenberger	^[4]
2015	Sweden Joshi Helgesson	Japan Riona Kato	Germany Nicole Schott	^[5]
2016	Sweden Joshi Helgesson	Japan Rin Nitaya	Italy Giada Russo	^[6]
2017	Japan Rika Hongo	Latvia Angelīna Kučvaļska	Hungary Ivett Tóth	^[7]
2018	Japan Mai Mihara	Japan Kaori Sakamoto	Japan Yuna Shiraiwa	^[8]
2019	Sweden Josefin Taljegård	Netherlands Caya Scheepens	United Kingdom Bethany Powell	^[9]
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Japan Rinka Watanabe	Japan Rion Sumiyoshi	New Zealand Jocelyn Hong	^[10]
2023	Japan Mone Chiba	United States Starr Andrews	United States Ava Ziegler	^[11]
2024	Estonia Eva Lotta Kiibus	United Kingdom Kristen Spours	Slovakia Ema Doboszova	^[12]

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2013	Ukraine Elizaveta Usmantseva / Roman Talan	Belarus Maria Paliakova / Nikita Bochkov	Sweden Ronja Roll / Gustav Forsgren	^[3]

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2012	France Alexi Dalrymple	France Simon Hocquaux	Italy Antonio Panfili	^[2]
2013	France Simon Hocquaux	France Charles Tetar	Japan Sei Kawahara	^[3]
2014	Japan Sota Yamamoto	Germany Panagiotis Polizoakis	Japan Taichi Honda	^[4]
2015	France Adrien Tesson	Japan Kazuki Tomono	Italy Marco Zandron	^[5]
2016	Canada Antony Cheng	Sweden Nikolaj Majorov	Canada Conrad Orzel	^[6]
2017	Japan Yuto Kishina	Japan Tatsuya Tsuboi	Switzerland David Gouveia	^[7]
2018	Japan Tatsuya Tsuboi	Japan Kazuki Hasegawa	Sweden Nikolaj Majorov	^[8]
2019	Czech Republic Filip Scerba	France Tom Bouvart	France Theo Belle	^[9]
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Spain Pablo Garcia	Germany Denis Gurdzhi	Germany Tim England	^[10]
2023	United States Jacob Sanchez	Japan Seigo Tauchi	Japan Tsudoi Suto	^[11]
2024	Switzerland Damien Eckstein	Spain André Zapata Casares	Switzerland Aurélian Chervet	^[12]

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2012	Italy Giada Russo	Germany Anne Zetzsche	Sweden Josefin Taljegard	^[2]
2013	Japan Riona Kato	Finland Liubov Efimenko	Finland Nelma Hede	^[3]
2014	Japan Yura Matsuda	France Lola Esbrat	Switzerland Shaline Ruegger	^[4]
2015	Finland Anni Järvenpää	Netherlands Kyarha van Tiel	Belgium Loena Hendrickx	^[5]
2016	Sweden Cassandra Johansson	Sweden Anita Östlund	Canada Maya Lappin	^[6]
2017	Japan Rino Kasakake	Estonia Annely Vahi	Italy Chenny Paolucci	^[7]
2018	Austria Olga Mikutina	Italy Alessia Tornaghi	Finland Linnea Ceder	^[8]
2019	Japan Rinka Watanabe	Finland Mai Helske	Netherlands Lenne Van Gorp	^[9]
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Japan Ami Nakai	Belgium Nina Pinzarrone	Hungary Vivien Papp	^[10]
2023	Japan Ami Nakai	Japan Yo Takagi	Canada Aleksa Volkova	^[11]
2024	Switzerland Leandra Tzimpoukakis	Switzerland Eugenia Sekulovski	Finland Lotta Artimo	^[12]

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2013	Russia Lina Fedorova / Maxim Miroshkin	Russia Arina Cherniavskaia / Antonio Souza-Kordeyru	Italy Alessandra Cernuschi / Filippo Ambrosini	^[3]

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