2006 Czech Figure Skating Championships

2006 Czech Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	December 15 – December 18
Season:	2005–2006
Location:	České Budějovice
Champions
Men's singles: Tomáš Verner
Ladies' singles: Ivana Hudziecová
Pair skating: Olga Prokuronova / Karel Štefl
Ice dancing: Kamila Hájková / David Vincour

Previous: 2005 Czech Figure Skating Championships
Next: 2007 Czech and Slovak Figure Skating Championships

The 2006 Czech Figure Skating Championships were the Czech Figure Skating Championships for the 2005–2006 season. They crowned the national champions in figure skating for the Czech Republic in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies singes, pair skating, and ice dancing on the senior, junior, and novice levels.

They were held in České Budějovice between December 15 and December 18, 2005.

Competition notes

The senior compulsory dance was the Romantic Tango. The first junior compulsory dance was the Austrian Waltz and the second was the Quickstep. The first novice compulsory dance was the Rocker Foxtrot and the second was the Paso Doble.

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Tomáš Verner	174.54	1	1
2	Pavel Kaška	153.78	2	2
3	Lukáš Rakowski	146.27	3	3
4	Michal Matloch	136.59	4	4
WD	Tomáš Janečko

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Ivana Hudziecová	110.46	1	1
2	Petra Lukacikova	103.83	2	2
3	Hana Charyparova	95.06	5	3
4	Veronika Vrtelova	93.70	4	4
5	Zuzana Hegerova	90.22	3	6
6	Petra Kubelkova	89.13	6	5
7	Jana Sykorova	82.47	7	8
8	Nela Havrdova	82.17	10	7
9	Marie Lafantova	79.41	9	9
10	Petra Hudziecova	75.09	12	10
11	Renata Topilova	69.93	11	11
12	Klara Pavlovicova	67.93	13	12
13	Adela Klouckova	59.03	14	13
WD	Pavla Skotalova

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Olga Prokuronova / Karel Štefl	108.03	1	1

Rank	Name	Total Points	CD	OD	FD
1	Kamila Hájková / David Vincour	151.79	1	1	1

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Michal Březina	142.68	1	1
2	Petr Bidar	103.53	2	2
3	Michal Rehurek	87.69	4	3
4	Lukas Kuba	87.58	3	4
5	Jakub Safranek	85.29	5	5
6	Jan Antl	81.52	7	6
7	Adam Klimovic	78.05	6	7

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Nella Simaová	95.82	3	1
2	Klara Novakova	94.79	1	2
3	Zuzana Wojtovicova	92.04	2	4
4	Barbara Albrechtova	90.66	5	3
5	Martina Bocek	89.19	4	5
6	Katerina Hlavackova	82.32	6	7
7	Petra Vaumundova	82.12	7	6
8	Katerina Kubienova	80.02	8	8
9	Zuzana Vanova	75.10	9	9
10	Hana Kubatkova	73.64	12	10
11	Tereza Svetlikova	73.46	11	11
12	Katerina Pistelakova	72.41	10	12
13	Zuzana Soukupova	68.53	14	13
14	Klara Zoubkova	65.02	15	16
15	Eva Mazgutova	64.59	17	14
16	Michaela Cieslarova	64.03	18	15
17	Katerina Habetinkova	63.11	13	17
18	Hana Kuncova	58.17	16	19
19	Zdenka Hilkova	57.21	22	18
20	Tereza Topicova	55.37	19	21
21	Alena Adamikova	54.64	21	20
22	Zuzana Dolejsi	53.99	20	22
23	Katerina Bednarova	43.36	23	23

Rank	Name	Total Points	CD1	CD2	OD	FD
1	Lucie Myslivečková / Matěj Novák	125.98	1	1	1	1
2	Barbora Heroldova / Zdenek Pazdera	115.35	2	3	2	2
3	Kristina Vamberska / Jakub Vambersky	97.65	3	4	3	3
4	Anezka Blahusova / Pavel Wertheimer	97.08	4	2	4	4

Rank	Name	Total Points	CD1	CD2	FD
1	Gabriela Kubova / Petr Seknicka	50.11	1	1	1

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