Lõunakeskus Trophy

StatusActive

FrequencyAnnual

Lõunakeskus Trophy

Status	Active
Genre	International competition
Frequency	Annual
Venue	Lõunakeskus Ice Hall
Location	Tartu
Country	Estonia
Organized by	Estonian Skating Union & Figure Skating Club IK Tartu

The Lõunakeskus Trophy is an annual figure skating competition sanctioned by the International Skating Union (ISU), organized and hosted by the Estonian Skating Union (Estonian: Eesti Uisuliit) and the Figure Skating Club IK Tartu at the Lõunakeskus Ice Hall in Tartu, Estonia.^[1]^[2] The competition debuted in 2013,^[3] but did not become an ISU sanctioned event until the 2023–24 figure skating season.^[4] Medals may be awarded in men's and women's singles at the senior and junior levels, although not every event may be held every year due to a lack of participants.

Men's singles

Olga Mikutina of Austria and Kristina Lisovskaja of Estonia: the gold and silver medalists in the women's event at the 2025 Lõunakeskus Trophy.

Men's event medalists
Season	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2012–15	No men's competitors prior to 2015
2015–16	Samuel Koppel	No other competitors		^[5]
2016–20	No men's competitors
2020–21	No competition held			^[4]
2021–22	No men's competitors			^[6]
2022–23	Aleksandr Selevko	No other competitors		^[7]
2023–24	Aleksandr Selevko	No other competitors		^[8]
2024–25	Jan Ollikainen	Jaroslav Krestyannikov	Dillon Judge	^[9]
2025–26	Arlet Levandi	Arttu Juusola	Ian Vauclin	^[10]

Women's event medalists
Season	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2012–15	No women's competitors prior to 2015
2015–16	Ieva Gaile	Sindra Kriisa	Alesja Doborovits	^[5]
2016–17	Sindra Kriisa	Dzoana Pajus	No other competitors	^[11]
2017–18	Alicia Tsingisser	No other competitors		^[12]
2018–19	Milla-Marjaana Ihalainen	Hanna Kristella Lehtsaar	Selma Mönkäre	^[13]
2019–20	Katerina Griskun	Hanna Kristella Lehtsaar	No other competitors	^[14]
2020–21	No competition held			^[4]
2021–22	Nataly Langerbaur	No other competitors		^[6]
2022–23	Sofja Stepčenko	Elizaveta Davydova	Martaliis Kuslap	^[7]
2023–24	Kristina Lisovskaja	Aleksandra Golovkina	Karoliine Raudsepp	^[8]
2024–25	Linnea Ceder	Minja Peltonen	Michaela Vraštáková	^[9]
2025–26	Olga Mikutina	Kristina Lisovskaja	Minja Peltonen	^[10]

Season	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2012–13	No junior men's competitors prior to 2013			^[3]
2013–14	Armen Agaian	Artsiom Tseluiko	Laurynas Vonzodas	^[15]
2014–15	No junior men's competitors			^[16]
2015–16	Daniel Albert Naurits	No other competitors		^[5]
2016–17	No junior men's competitors			^[11]
2017–18	Ivan Mikhaylov	No other competitors		^[12]
2018–20	No junior men's competitors
2020–21	No competition held			^[4]
2021–22	Jegor Martsenko	Daniels Kockers	No other competitors	^[6]
2022–23	No junior men's competitors			^[7]
2023–24	Jegor Martsenko	No other competitors		^[8]
2024–25	Vladislav Churakov	Jegor Martsenko	Konstantin Smirnov	^[9]
2025–26	Vladislav Churakov	Romulus Peltonen	Akims Kirilovs	^[10]

Season	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2012–13	Sindra Kriisa	Samanta Kovalkova	Elizabete Pujate	^[3]
2013–14	Ksenia Kochueva	Sindra Kriisa	Yelizaveta Ausiukevich	^[15]
2014–15	Sindra Kriisa	Alicia Tsingisser	Katjaana Kanninen	^[16]
2015–16	Elizabete Jubkane	Greta Morkytė	Linda Lukas	^[5]
2016–17	Annely Vahi	Calista Krass	Kerli Illipe	^[11]
2017–18	Niina Petrõkina	Jekaterina Rudneva	Nataly Langerbaur	^[12]
2018–19	Niina Petrõkina	Mariia Bolsheva	Nataly Langerbaur	^[13]
2019–20	Karoliine Raudsepp	Emma Karjalainen	Eliise Alop	^[14]
2020–21	No competition held			^[4]
2021–22	Marianne Must	Sandra-Liisa Jermonok	Karoliine Raudsepp	^[6]
2022–23	Sofia Guljakina	Lumia Sassi	Polina Kurotskina	^[7]
2023–24	Elina Goidina	Kira Baranovska	Darja Trubitson	^[8]
2024–25	Leandra Tzimpoukakis	Elisabeth Dibbern	Maria Eliise Kaljuvere	^[9]
2025–26	Elina Goidina	Sofia Nekrassova	Annika Pellonmaa	^[10]