Asian Open Figure Skating Trophy

Year	Editions	Host City	Host Country	Senior				Junior		Noviço		Ref
				M	F	P	D	M	F	M	F
2007	1.ª	Taipei	Taiwan	•	•	–	–	•	•	•	•	[2]
2008	2.ª	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	•	•	•	–	•	•	•	•	[3]
2009	Não houve competição
2010	3.ª	Bangkok	Thailand	•	•	–	–	•	•	•	•	[4]
2011	4.ª	Dongguan	China	•	•	–	–	•	•	•	•	[5]
2012	5.ª	Taipei	Taiwan	•	•	–	–	•	•	•	•	[6]
2013	6.ª	Bangkok	Tailândia	•	•	–	–	•	•	•	•	[7]
2014	7.ª	Taipei	Taiwan	•	•	–	–	•	•	•	•	[8]
2015	8.ª	Bangkok	Tailândia	•	•	–	–	•	•	•	•	[9]
2016	9.ª	Manila	Philippines	•	•	•	–	•	•	•	•	[10]
2017	10.ª	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	•	•	•	–	•	•	•	•	[11]
2018	11.ª	Bangkok	Tailândia	•	•	•	•	•	•	•	•	[12][13]

Legenda

•   Parte do Challenger Series ISU
•  –  Evento não disputado neste ano

• Asian Figure Skating Championships - 2007
• Asian Figure Skating Trophy - 2007-2012
• Asian Open Figure Skating Trophy - 2013-now

Sometimes this tournament is equated with the unofficial Asian Figure Skaters Championship. Held under the auspices of the International Skating Union (ISU), the organizer is the Asian Skating Confederation (ASU).Athletes compete in the categories of men's singles, women's singles figure skating and sometimes pair skating with ice dancing. As a rule, the competition is held before the start of the sports season in August. Competitions are held among adults (seniors), juniors and beginners (novices).

The Asian Figure Skating Championship is not held, Asian figure skaters of some countries take part in the European one, the rest in the Four Continents Championship, which has been held since the end of the 20th century.In the championship of the four continents, the main backbone is made up of athletes from Asia. Asian figure skaters began to compete with each other since the mid-80s of the XX century at the Asian Games. However, skaters did not take part in all Winter Games tournaments, and the games themselves are not held regularly.

At the beginning of the 21st century, the Asian Skating Confederation (ASU) invited skaters to hold a regular Continental Cup. The first tournament was held in Taipei, the capital of island China, in August 2007. The ISU did not control the first two tournaments and the points won did not count towards the figure skaters. The tournament is held at the beginning of the season and many top skaters do not take part in it.

At the beginning of June 2018, at the ISU Congress, it was decided, as an experiment, to include the tournament in the annual Challenger series next season (2018/2019). In the future, he remained in this series. In addition to Asian figure skaters, athletes from Australia, New Zealand, Austria, Brazil, the USA and Russia sometimes took part in the competition. After 2018, the tournament gained popularity and athletes from different continents took part in it.

The Asian Figure Skating Trophy is an international figure skating competition organized by the Asian Skating Federation and held from July to August. 2007 and 2008 will be published in the International Skating Union's event calendar as Asian Figure Skating Trophy, with senior, junior and novice class men's and women's single competitions, and senior class pair competitions in 2008 and synchronized in 2010. A skating competition was held. In 2007, senior classes for men's single competition were not recruited, and it was held in a hurry after the competition. In 2012, the Novice class was held as an advanced Novice class, and a new basic Novice class was held. From 2013, the entry rules that were limited to the Asian region were abolished, and the name was changed to Asian Open Figure Skating Trophy.

It was planned in August 2009, but it was not held.

The event was not listed in the event calendar in 2010, but it will be listed again in 2011.

From 2018, it was included in the ISU Challenger Series.

2021 did not meet the rules of the ISU Challenger Series and was held as an unofficial tournament.

CS: ISU Challenger Series

Men

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2007	Taipei	Henry Lu Shih-hao	Romklao Sopa	Anup Kumar Yama	[14]
2008	Hong Kong	Ri Song-Chol	Abzal Rakimgaliev	Kim Min-seok	[15]
2009	No competition held
2010	Bangkok	Akio Sasaki	Tien Hung-wen	Karn Luanpreda	[16]
2011	Dongguan	Yan Han	Misha Ge	Guan Yuhang	[17]
2012	Taipei	Chiu Ting Ronald Lam	Kim Min-seok	Lee June-hyoung	[18][19]
2013	Bangkok	Tatsuki Machida	Misha Ge	Lee June-hyoung	[20]
2014	Taipei	Shoma Uno	Kim Jin-seo	Lee June-hyoung	[21]
2015	Bangkok	Michael Christian Martinez	Keiji Tanaka	Hiroaki Sato	[22]
2016	Manila	Keiji Tanaka	Kim Jin-seo	Julian Zhi Jie Yee	[23]
2017	Hong Kong	Keiji Tanaka	Ryuju Hino	An Geon-hyeong	[24]
2018 CS	Bangkok	Sota Yamamoto	Tsao Chih-i	Byun Se-jong	[25]
2019 CS	Dongguan	Daniel Grassl	Andrew Torgashev	Ryan Dunk	[26]
2021	Beijing	Yuma Kagiyama	Shun Sato	Jin Boyang	[27]

Women

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2007	Taipei	Kim Soo-jin	Kim Na-young	Tamami Ono	[14]
2008	Hong Kong	Anastasia Gimazetdinova	Kim Na-young	Sin Na-hee	[15]
2009	No competition held
2010	Bangkok	Ayane Nakamura	Sandra Khopon	Kim Ji-young	[16]
2011	Dongguan	Park Yeon-jun	Wang Jialei	Kwak Min-jeong	[17]
2012	Taipei	Park So-youn	Cho Kyung-ah	Lee Tae-yeon	[18][19]
2013	Bangkok	Satoko Miyahara	Zhang Kexin	Melissa Bulanhagui	[20]
2014	Taipei	Rika Hongo	Riona Kato	Park So-youn	[21]
2015	Bangkok	Mai Mihara	Riona Kato	Kaori Sakamoto	[22]
2016	Manila	Yura Matsuda	Choi Da-bin	Amy Lin	[23]
2017	Hong Kong	Kaori Sakamoto	Yuna Shiraiwa	Kailani Craine	[24]
2018 CS	Bangkok	Lim Eun-soo	Yuna Shiraiwa	Mako Yamashita	[25]
2019 CS	Dongguan	Lim Eun-soo	Kim Ha-nul	Gabriella Izzo	[26]
2021	Beijing	Mai Mihara	Kaori Sakamoto	Joanna So	[27]

Pairs

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2008	Hong Kong	Sung Mi-hyang / Jong Yong-hyok	Rie Aoi / Wen Xiong Guo	Ri Ji-hyang / Thae Won-hyok	[15]
2009	No competition held
2010– 2015		No pairs competition
2016	Manila	Ryom Tae-ok / Kim Ju-sik	Pak So-hyang / Song Nam-i	Miu Suzaki / Ryuichi Kihara	[23]
2017	Hong Kong	Kim Su-yeon / Kim Hyung-tae	Miu Suzaki / Ryuichi Kihara	Narumi Takahashi / Ryo Shibata	[24]
2018	Bangkok	Peng Cheng / Jin Yang	Ryom Tae-ok / Kim Ju-sik	no other competitors	[25]
2019		No pairs competition			[26][28]
2021	Beijing	Sui Wenjing / Han Cong	Peng Cheng / Jin Yang	Wang Yuchen / Huang Yihang	[27]

Ice dance

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2018 CS	Bangkok	Wang Shiyue / Liu Xinyu	Rachel Parsons / Michael Parsons	Misato Komatsubara / Tim Koleto	[25]
2019 CS	Dongguan	Christina Carreira / Anthony Ponomarenko	Ksenia Konkina / Pavel Drozd	Maria Kazakova / Georgy Reviya	[26]
2021	Beijing	Wang Shiyue / Liu Xinyu	Chen Hong / Sun Zhuoming	no other competitors	[27]

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• Figure skating at the Asian Winter Games
• Asian Open Figure Skating Classic
• World Figure Skating Championships
• World Junior Figure Skating Championships
• Four Continents Figure Skating Championships
• European Figure Skating Championships
• North American Figure Skating Championships