2007 Nordic Figure Skating Championships

2007 Nordic Figure Skating Championships
Type:	Multi-level International
Date:	February 8 – February 11
Season:	2006–2007
Location:	Helsinki
Venue:	Helsinki Ice Hall
Champions
Men's singles: Kristoffer Berntsson
Ladies' singles: Susanna Pöykiö

Previous: 2006 Nordic Championships
Next: 2008 Nordic Championships

The 2007 Nordic Figure Skating Championships were the Nordic Figure Skating Championships of the 2006–2007 season. The competition was open to elite figure skaters from Nordic Countries. Skaters competed in two disciplines, ladies singles and men's singles, across three levels: senior (Olympic-level), junior, and novice.

The 2007 Nordics were held at the Helsinki Ice Hall in Helsinki, Finland from February 8th through 11th, 2007.

Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Kristoffer Berntsson	Sweden	190.38	1	1
2	Adrian Schultheiss	Sweden	145.70	2	3
3	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Finland	144.29	4	2
4	Michael Chrolenko	Norway	137.87	3	5
5	Valtter Virtanen	Finland	129.70	5	6
6	Justus Strid	Sweden	123.98	7	4
7	Tommi Piiroinen	Finland	112.71	6	7

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Susanna Pöykiö	Finland	149.28	1	1
2	Laura Lepistö	Finland	135.60	3	2
3	Lina Johansson	Sweden	124.93	2	5
4	Malin Hållberg Leuf	Sweden	118.27	4	4
5	Krista Suhonen	Finland	112.63	7	3
6	Viktoria Helgesson	Sweden	107.19	5	6
7	Henriikka Hietaniemi	Finland	103.94	6	7
8	Sandra Divinyi	Sweden	96.20	8	9
9	Niina Laksola	Finland	93.35	10	8
10	Elina Vesamäki	Finland	89.83	9	10

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Alexander Majorov	Sweden	163.40	1	1
2	Samuli Tyyskä	Finland	123.20	2	2
3	Anton Truve	Sweden	109.61	5	3
4	Jesper Kristiansen	Denmark	102.13	4	5
5	Filip Nordman	Finland	101.21	3	6
6	Otto Kumpulainen	Finland	99.71	9	4
7	Ossi Kanervo	Finland	87.63	6	8
8	Otto-Eemeli Laamanen	Finland	84.33	7	9
9	Kim Nilsen	Norway	77.50	10	7
10	Jesper Holkjaer	Denmark	70.09	8	10

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Jenni Vähämaa	Finland	140.00	1	1
2	Maria Taljegård	Sweden	109.37	5	2
3	Sofia Otala	Finland	109.36	2	4
4	Joshi Helgesson	Sweden	106.29	6	3
5	Tuuli Nikoskinen	Finland	102.70	3	5
6	Felicia Bartoletti	Sweden	95.41	8	6
7	Malin Taljegård	Sweden	95.18	4	8
8	Sara Twete	Denmark	91.83	7	7
9	Oona Lindahl	Finland	88.81	9	9
10	Karina Johnson	Denmark	79.80	13	10
11	Mia Brix	Denmark	79.52	10	12
12	Erle Harstad	Norway	79.14	11	11
13	Maria Lykke Kristensen	Denmark	71.89	12	14
14	June Falk-Larssen	Norway	71.17	15	13
15	Marthe Salo	Norway	66.88	16	15
16	Audrey Freyja Clarke	Iceland	62.66	17	16
17	Asdis Ros Clark	Iceland	51.89	18	17
18	Hildur Omarsdottir	Iceland	49.67	19	18
19	Iris Kara Heidarsdottir	Iceland	42.71	20	19
WD	Ann Julie Arnesen	Norway

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Bela Papp	Finland	103.59	1	1
2	Richard Lundberg	Sweden	93.17	2	2
3	Ondrej Spiegel	Sweden	81.58	3	3
4	Simon Bergersen	Norway	78.81	4	4
5	Keiran Araza	Denmark	72.91	5	6
6	Eero Vartiainen	Finland	72.84	7	5
7	Ville Väätäinen	Finland	68.31	6	8
8	Jussiville Partanen	Finland	66.04	8	7

Rank	Name	Nation	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Josefin Taljegård	Sweden	90.25	2	2
2	Angelica Olsson	Sweden	90.13	1	4
3	Nita Viiri	Finland	89.11	3	1
4	Amanda Ng	Finland	86.12	6	3
5	Malin Magnusson-Ruf	Sweden	85.43	4	5
6	Signe Svane Magnussen	Denmark	81.60	7	6
7	Hilde Aaby	Norway	78.96	8	7
8	Simone Torp	Denmark	76.82	5	12
9	Daisy Nevalainen	Finland	76.33	9	9
10	Camilla Gjersem	Norway	74.38	11	8
11	Anne Line Gjersem	Norway	72.65	10	10
12	Anita Madsen	Denmark	69.07	12	11
13	Sigrun Lind Sigurdardottir	Iceland	50.77	13	13
14	Helga Johannsdottir	Iceland	44.78	15	14
15	Nadia Margret Jamci	Iceland	44.41	14	15

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