2007 International Challenge Cup

2007 International Challenge Cup
Type:	Multi-level international
Date:	7 March – 11 March
Season:	2006-2007
Location:	The Hague
Champions
Ladies' singles: Karen Venhuizen

Previous: 2006 International Challenge Cup
Next: 2008 International Challenge Cup

The 2007 International Challenge Cup was the International Challenge Cup figure skating competition for the 2006-2007 figure skating season. It was held between 7 and 11 March 2007 in The Hague, Netherlands. Skaters competed in the singles discipline across the levels of Senior, Junior, Novice, and the pre-Novice discipline called "Debs".

Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Karen Venhuizen	Netherlands	121.97	2	1
2	Kathrin Freudelsperger	Austria	108.92	1	2
3	Viviane Käser	Switzerland	101.08	3	3
4	Henriika Hietaniemi	Finland	95.87	4	4
5	Katarina Gerbolt	Russia	90.27	6	5
6	Elina Vesamäki	Finland	89.61	5	6
7	Sarah Mooslechner	Austria	76.46	7	9
8	Niina Laksola	Finland	76.18	8	10
9	Kirsten Verbist	Belgium	75.81	11	7
10	Isabelle Pieman	Belgium	74.35	9	12
11	Jacqueline Voll	Netherlands	73.38	10	11
12	Sharon Resseler	Netherlands	71.50	12	8
WD	Jenna McCorkell	United Kingdom

Rank	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Rachael Flatt	United States	146.42	1	1
2	Alexi Gilles	United States	133.62	2	2
3	Chrissy Hughes	United States	123.74	4	3
4	Sofia Otala	Finland	110.28	5	4
5	Melanie Egelhofer	Switzerland	107.40	3	5
6	Francesca Rio	Italy	104.67	6	6
7	Alice Garlisi	Italy	97.79	11	7
8	Katrin Kunisch	Austria	91.97	8	10
9	Oona Lindahl	Finland	90.96	10	8
10	Marianne Jokinen	Finland	87.97	15	9
11	Eva Lim	Netherlands	87.04	9	14
12	Belinda Schönberger	Austria	86.72	17	12
13	Debora Sacchi	Italy	86.30	7	15
14	Nathalie Van Uffelen	Netherlands	85.86	14	13
15	Martina Pfirter	Switzerland	85.31	19	11
16	Kaat Van Daele	Belgium	79.93	12	17
17	Anna Mankevick	Russia	79.48	16	16
18	Laurie Lougsami	Belgium	69.41	13	19
19	Louise Wessberg	Denmark	67.75	18	18
20	Christel De Haan	Netherlands	66.02	20	20

Rank	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Angela Maxwell	United States	114.95	1	1
2	Miriam Ziegler	Austria	107.75	2	2
3	Alessandra Laurencik	Austria	97.38	3	3
4	Ines Karvinen	Finland	87.29	5	4
5	Céline Speck	Switzerland	86.35	6	5
6	Sofia Cursi	Italy	84.87	4	7
7	Elena Vanz	Italy	82.71	12	6
8	Ira Vannut	Belgium	82.17	8	8
9	Manouk Gijsman	Netherlands	79.59	9	9
10	Lotta Jarkko	Finland	77.39	10	10
11	Linda Liukkala	Finland	76.40	11	11
12	Jamie Van Besouw	Netherlands	73.05	14	12
13	Signe Svane Magnussen	Denmark	71.17	7	18
14	Anita Madsen	Denmark	70.40	18	13
15	Larissa Van Der Linden	Netherlands	69.28	19	14
16	Claudia Broni Jorgensen	Denmark	68.77	15	15
17	Shana De Vetter	Belgium	68.01	13	17
18	Mylon Vonk	Netherlands	67.67	17	16
19	Natalia Fartushina	Russia	60.01	16	19
20	Sofia Sharipko	Russia	53.25	21	20
21	Elizaveta Mashtakova	Russia	50.75	20	21

Rank	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Rosa-Maria Salonen	Finland	79.40	1	1
2	Jennifer Seyffer	Switzerland	71.09	4	2
3	Victoria Huebler	Austria	68.98	2	4
4	Romy Bühler	Switzerland	66.09	3	8
5	Sara Huuskonen	Finland	65.72	5	6
6	Maria Stavitskaia	Russia	65.66	6	5
7	Barbara Lagas	Netherlands	63.86	11	3
8	Lianne Smit	Netherlands	62.72	7	9
9	Daria Podtelejnikova	Denmark	61.28	13	7
10	Joyce Den Hollander	Netherlands	60.92	9	10
11	Anais Claes	Belgium	60.36	10	11
12	Tara Bang	Denmark	60.06	8	12
13	Jenny Lin	Austria	53.68	12	14
14	Giselle Van Dongen	Belgium	53.18	14	13
15	Arina Petrova	Russia	52.31	15	15
16	Guri Svane Magnussen	Denmark	50.00	16	16
17	Maria Kovaleva	Russia	44.88	17	17

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