1989 World Junior Figure Skating Championships

The 1989 World Junior Figure Skating Championships were held from November 29 to December 4, 1988 in Sarajevo, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, SFR Yugoslavia. The event was sanctioned by the International Skating Union and open to ISU member nations. Medals were awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and ice dancing.

1989 World Junior Figure Skating Championships
Type:	ISU Championship
Date:	November 29 – December 4, 1988
Season:	1988–89
Location:	Sarajevo, SFR Yugoslavia
Previous: 1988 World Junior Championships
Next: 1990 World Junior Championships

Results

Men

Rank	Name[1][2][3][4]	Nation	TFP	CF	SP	FS
1	Viacheslav Zagorodniuk	Soviet Union		1	1	1
2	Shepherd Clark	United States
3	Masakazu Kagiyama	Japan		8	3	3
4	Nicolas Pétorin	France
5	Mirko Eichhorn	East Germany
6	Elvis Stojko	Canada
7	Igor Pashkevich	Soviet Union
8	Gleb Bokiy	Soviet Union
9	Alex Chang	United States
10	Philippe Candeloro	France
11	Tomoaki Koyama	Japan		12	15	11
12	Steven Cousins	United Kingdom
13	Herb Cherwoniak	Canada
14	Antonio Moffa	Italy
15	Michael Tyllesen	Denmark
16	Péter Kovács	Hungary
17	Alcuin Schulten	Netherlands
18	Joško Cerovac	Yugoslavia
19	Cornel Gheorghe	Romania
20	Jaroslav Suchý	Czechoslovakia
21	Armin Withalm	Austria
22	Robert Grzegorczyk	Poland
23	George Galanis	Australia
24	Alexander Mladenov	Bulgaria
25	Kim Se-yol	South Korea

Ladies

Rank	Name[5][2][3][4]	Nation	TFP	CF	OP	FS
1	Jessica Mills	United States	3.8	4	2	1
2	Junko Yaginuma	Japan	5.0	6	1	2
3	Surya Bonaly	France	9.4	9	3	4
4	Tanja Krienke	East Germany
5	Patricia Wirth	West Germany
6	Jennifer Leng	United States
7	Sandra Garde	France
8	Margot Bion	Canada
9	Alma Lepina	Soviet Union
10	Yuka Sato	Japan	20.0	13	8	10
11	Yulia Kulibanova	Soviet Union
12	Jutta Cossette	Canada
13	Lenka Kulovaná	Czechoslovakia
14	Anja Geissler	West Germany
15	Laurence Janner	Switzerland
16	Mari Kobayashi	Japan	30.6	15	16	15
17	Emma Murdoch	United Kingdom
18	Tamara Heggen	Australia
19	Lee Eun-hee	South Korea
20	Isabelle Balhan	Belgium
21	Ines Klubal	Sweden
22	Christine Czerni	Austria
23	Laia Papell	Spain
24	Charlotte Petersen	Denmark
25	Codruta Moiseanu	Romania
26	Daniella Roymans	Netherlands
27	Melita Juratek	Yugoslavia
28	Noémi Sarkadi	Hungary
29	Tsvetelina Yankova	Bulgaria
30	Erika Beckley	Mexico

Pairs

Rank	Name[6][2][3][4]	Nation
1	Evgenia Chernyshova / Dmitri Sukhanov	Soviet Union
2	Angela Caspari / Marno Kreft	East Germany
3	Irina Sayfutdinova / Alexei Tikhonov	Soviet Union
4	Marie-Josée Fortin / Jean-Michel Bombardier	Canada
5	Inna Svetacheva / Vladimir Shagov	Soviet Union
6	Ann-Marie Wells / Brian Wells	United States
7	Jennifer Heurlin / John Frederiksen	United States
8	Catherine Barker / Michael Aldred	United Kingdom
9	Beata Szymłowska / Mariusz Siudek	Poland

Ice dancing

Rank	Name[7][2][3][4]	Nation
1	Anjelika Kirchmayr / Dmitri Lagutin	Soviet Union
2	Ludmila Berezova / Vladimir Fedorov	Soviet Union
3	Marina Morel / Gwendal Peizerat	France
4	Lynn Burton / Andrew Place	United Kingdom
5	Marie-France Dubreuil / Bruno Yvars	Canada
6	Christine Chadufaux / Karim Zeriahem	France
7	Brigitte Richer / Michel Brunet	Canada
8	Sabine Baratelli / Paolo Ceccattini	Italy
9	Holly Robbins / Kyle Schneble	United States
10	Katherine Williamson / Ben Williamson	United States
11	Christine Bomba / Patrick Zelechovsky	West Germany
12	Susana Slobodova / Tomas Morbacher	Czechoslovakia
13	Kinga Zielińska / Marcin Głowacki	Poland
14	Alice Veres / Gyula Szombathelyi	Hungary
15	Lisa Sheehan / Justin Lanning	United Kingdom
16	Albena Denkova / Hristo Nikolov	Bulgaria
17	Karin Galle / Rudolf Galle	Austria
18	Portia Duval / Andrejs Liepiniks	Australia
19	Jung Sung-min / Jung Sung-ho	South Korea
20	Ildi Jarai / Boris Bellorini	Switzerland
21	Barbara Deroose / Andy Scherpereel	Belgium

References

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