2003 Golden Spin of Zagreb

2003 Golden Spin of Zagreb
Type:	Senior International
Date:	November 12 – 15
Season:	2003–2004
Location:	Zagreb, Croatia
Champions
Men's singles: Xiaodong Ma
Ladies' singles: Zuzana Babiaková
Pair skating: Amanda Evora / Mark Ladwig
Ice dancing: Nora Hoffman / Attila Elek

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The 2003 Golden Spin of Zagreb was the Golden Spin of Zagreb for the 2003–2004 figure skating season. It was the 36th edition of that competition, which is one of the oldest extant skating competitions. Figure skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and ice dancing.

The competition was held between November 12 and 15, 2003 in Zagreb, Croatia. The Junior-level equivalent was the 2003 Golden Bear of Zagreb.

Results

Rank	Name	Nation	TFP	SP	FS
1	Xiaodong Ma	China	1.5	1	1
2	Zoltán Tóth	Hungary	3.5	3	2
3	Roman Serov	Israel	4.0	2	3
4	Karel Zelenka	Italy	9.5	9	5
5	Neil Wilson	United Kingdom	10.5	7	7
6	Lun Song	China	11.0	14	4
7	Andrey Dobrokhodov	Azerbaijan	11.0	4	9
8	Nicholas LaRoche	United States	12.0	8	8
9	Nayden Boritchev	Bulgaria	13.5	15	6
10	Juraj Sviatko	Slovakia	14.0	6	11
11	Patrick Meier	Switzerland	17.5	11	12
12	Kristoffer Berntsson	Sweden	17.5	5	15
13	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Finland	18.0	16	10
14	Yutaka Tsuru	Japan	20.0	12	14
15	Matthew Davies	United Kingdom	21.5	17	13
16	Daniel D'inca	Italy	22.0	10	17
17	Braden Overett	United States	22.5	13	16
18	Bradley Santer	Australia	27.5	19	18
19	Lukáš Rakowski	Czech Republic	28.0	18	19
20	Yon Garcia	Spain	30.0	20	20
WD	Tristan Thode	New Zealand

Rank	Name	Nation	TFP	SP	FS
1	Zuzana Babiaková	Slovakia	3.5	5	1
2	Diána Póth	Hungary	4.0	2	3
3	Idora Hegel	Croatia	5.0	6	2
4	Lina Johansson	Sweden	5.5	3	4
5	Kristina Oblasova	Russia	7.5	1	7
6	Jennifer Don	United States	8.0	4	6
7	Valentina Marchei	Italy	9.0	8	5
8	Daria Timoshenko	Azerbaijan	13.0	10	8
9	Hristina Vassileva	Bulgaria	14.5	11	9
10	Sanna Remes	Finland	14.5	9	10
11	Rie Takeuchi	Japan	17.5	7	14
12	Courtney Sokal	Canada	20.0	14	13
13	Giorgia Carrossa	Italy	21.0	20	11
14	Karen Venhuizen	Netherlands	21.5	13	15
15	Anna Bernauer	Luxembourg	22.5	21	12
16	Lucie Krausová	Czech Republic	23.0	12	17
17	Tuğba Karademir	Turkey	24.5	17	16
18	Andrea Kreuzer	Austria	26.0	16	18
19	Petra Lukacikova	Czech Republic	26.5	15	19
20	Anja Bratec	Slovenia	29.0	18	20
21	Alenka Zidar	Slovenia	31.5	19	22
22	Željka Krizmanić	Croatia	32.0	22	21
WD	Ines Pavlekovic	Croatia

Rank	Name	Nation	TFP	SP	FS
1	Amanda Evora / Mark Ladwig	United States	1.5	1	1
2	Hjordis Lee / Lenny Faustino	Canada	3.0	2	2
3	Tiffany Vise / Derek Trent	United States	5.0	4	3
4	Milica Brozovic / Vladimir Futas	Slovakia	5.5	3	4
5	Rumiana Spasova / Stanimir Todorov	Bulgaria	7.5	5	5

Rank	Name	Nation	TFP	CD	OD	FD
1	Nora Hoffman / Attila Elek	Hungary	2.0	1	1	1
2	Pamela O'Connor / Jonathan O'Dougherty	United Kingdom	4.0	2	2	2
3	Yana Hohlova / Sergei Novitskii	Russia	7.0	4	4	3
4	Kendra Goodwin / Brent Bommentre	United States	7.0	3	3	4
5	Barbara Herzog / Dmitro Mytsyuk	Austria	10.0	5	5	5
6	Maria Bińczyk / Michał Tomaszewski	Poland	12.6	6	7	6
7	Natalie Buck / Trent Nelson Bond	Australia	13.4	7	6	7
WD	Klara Nilsson / Daniel Gal	Sweden
WD	Olga Akimova / Olexsandr Shakalov	Uzbekistan

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