2006–07 Swedish Figure Skating Championships

2007 Swedish Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	December 6 – December 10
Season:	2006–07
Location:	Borås
Venue:	Borås Ishall
Champions
Men's singles: Kristoffer Berntsson
Ladies' singles: Viktoria Helgesson

Previous: 2005–06 Swedish Championships
Next: 2007–08 Swedish Championships

The 2006–07 Swedish Figure Skating Championships were held in Borås from December 6 through December 10, 2006. Because they were held in December, they were officially designated by the Swedish federation as the 2006 Swedish Championships, but the champions are the 2007 Swedish Champions. Senior-level (Olympic-level), junior-level, and two age-group levels of novice (Riksmästerskap (RM) and UngdomsSM (USM)) level skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, and pair skating. This event was used to help choose the Swedish teams for the 2007 European Championships, the 2007 World Junior Championships, and the 2007 World Championships.

Competition notes

Guest skater Michael Chrolenko of Norway placed 3rd in the senior men's event with a score of 127.72. Because he was a guest skater, his result is not listed on the tables below. Justus Strid, who placed fourth on the day, is the bronze medalist.

Senior-level Results

Men

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Kristoffer Berntsson	201.02	1	1
2	Adrian Schultheiss	150.18	3	2
3	Justus Strid	122.41	5	3
4	Kalle Strid	118.32	4	5
5	Marcus Olofsson	93.35	6	6
6	Jimmy Karlsson	78.09	7	7

Ladies

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Viktoria Helgesson	127.88	2	1
2	Lina Johansson	117.93	1	3
3	Malin Hållberg-Leuf	107.13	4	2
4	Sandra Divinyi	102.14	3	5
5	Nanna Nilsson	101.35	5	4
6	Fredrica Lasome	89.58	7	6
7	Lou Lundbäck	89.12	6	7
8	Sofie Castler	83.03	9	8
9	Josefin Hansson	79.82	11	10
10	Linda Norberg	75.27	13	9
11	Frida Ahlander	70.70	8	11
12	Maria Kronlund	66.39	10	12
WD	Nicole Neuman

Junior-level Results

Men

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Alexander Majorov	166.95	1	1
2	Anton Truvé	104.63	2	2
3	Erik Hannerstam	90.67	3	3
4	Michael Neuman	85.94	4	4
5	Lucas Wickström	61.66	5	5

Ladies

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Joshi Helgesson	123.50	1	1
2	Linnea Mellgren	111.56	2	3
3	Maria Taljegård	110.23	3	2
4	Felicia Bartoletti	89.45	8	4
5	Malin Taljegård	87.71	5	7
6	Christine Adrian	86.46	9	5
7	Emelie Fagerlind	85.42	4	12
8	Karolina Hallqvist	85.07	14	6
9	Malin Magnusson-Ruf	82.55	6	13
10	Kristine Gustavsson	81.25	15	8
11	Mikaela Dahlöf	79.41	18	10
12	Victoria Walker	79.28	16	11
13	Matilda Rang	79.05	7	18
14	Agnes Lindblom	78.50	22	9
15	Valda Haglund	78.28	12	14
16	Linda Pihlquist	77.58	11	15
17	Lotta Westberg	76.81	10	17
18	Sandra Reimer	75.67	13	20
19	Madelene Nygren	74.52	17	21
20	Karolin Petersson	73.84	21	19
21	Caroline Martinsson	73.82	27	16
22	Ida Sultan	71.59	19	25
23	Agnes Klinga	71.54	24	22
24	Alexandra Bjerthin	70.83	23	23
25	Isabelle Nordin	70.55	25	24
26	Isabelle Ragnarsson	70.18	20	26
27	Sofia Wollert	67.64	26	27
28	Ida Fransson	63.54	28	28
29	Johanna Påhlsson	61.26	30	29
30	Sara Andersson	53.56	29	30

USM

Men

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Richard Lundberg	89.25	1	1
2	Mathias Andersson	86.98	2	2
3	Anton Marberg	78.08	3	3
4	Fredrik Wittzell	71.00	4	5
5	Daniel Neuman	70.56	6	4
6	Alessandro Piccolo	67.56	5	6
WD	Daniel Carlswärd

Ladies

Rank	Name	Club	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Jenny Erixon	LaKK	86.93	1	3
2	Angelica Olsson	MörKK	86.15	15	1
3	Tiina Nordahl	IFKLi	84.41	4	4
4	Cecilia Starke	LaKK	83.95	6	2
5	Linnea Elebring	LinKF	83.88	3	5
6	Malin Truvé	StoKK	81.83	5	6
7	Johanna Wick	BooSK	81.10	2	10
8	Isabelle Olsson	MörKK	80.30	7	7
9	Rakel Saldén-Olofsson	MalKK	79.77	8	8
10	Linnea Malmsten	LaKK	76.91	11	9
11	Lina Wingren	LinKF	76.27	10	12
12	Izabell Lindström	MalKK	75.90	14	11
13	Erika Lind	KKSol	74.77	12	13
14	Malin Svensson	IFKHe	74.37	13	14
15	Jill Asklund	StoKK	74.33	9	15
16	Maja Olsson	ÖrnKK	71.83	16	16
17	Sofia Göransson	LerKK	70.73	17	17
18	Rosanna Soufizadeh	KKLz	69.18	18	18
19	Amanda Ljunggren	KKLz	63.66	19	19
20	Isabelle Olsson	ÖrnKK	59.35	20	20
21	Anna-Kajsa Fjellborg	IFKKi	55.64	21	21

RM

Men

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Ondrej Spiegl	86.59	1	1
2	Marcus Björk	65.53	4	2
3	Anton Smuk	63.98	3	3
4	Aylwin Iantchenko	61.23	2	4

Ladies

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Josefin Taljegård	90.18	1	1
2	Rebecka Emanuelsson	86.25	2	2
3	Caroline Pettersson	77.55	3	3
4	Felicia Andersson	72.87	4	4
5	Sophie Mellstig	71.06	8	5
6	Jennifer Olofsson	71.00	6	6
7	Melanie Källström	69.40	7	7
8	Lisa Persson	67.66	5	12
9	Jennifer Gencel	67.54	9	8
10	Pålina Boukov	64.51	13	11
11	Elin Hallberg	64.03	15	9
12	Veronika Azizova	62.20	10	16
13	Sanna Holmskär	62.09	18	10
14	Charlotte Isberg	60.83	17	13
15	Anna Hallgren	60.54	14	14
16	Josefine Niklasson	59.76	12	17
17	Gabriella Josefsson	59.65	16	15
18	Ronja Roll	59.38	11	18
19	Gabriella Holmsten	52.88	19	19
20	Hanna Grehn	48.89	21	20
21	Rebecca Fish	45.64	20	21

Ungdom

Pairs

Rank	Name	Total Points	FS
1	Elina Oldhoff / Anton Truvé	30.70	1
2	Mim Persson / Gabriel Eurell	29.32	2
3	Anna Gabrielson / Stefan Perrizo	27.62	3
4	Klara Fröberg / Isak Kjerf	25.00	4
5	Rebecka Wahlberg / Per Jonsson	23.84	5

References

Svenska Mästerskapen 2006

Swedish Figure Skating Championships

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