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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israeli Skater Leads Junior Competition at Budapest Trophy

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Israeli Skater Kirill Shaikho Wins Budapest Trophy Junior Title

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Israeli figure skater Kirill Shaikho won the junior men's competition at the Budapest Trophy in Hungary with a total score of 208.55 points. He won the short program and was second in the free skate. Russia's Ilya Malkov took second place, and Switzerland's Glon Schmid was third. Seven skaters competed in the event.

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  • Israeli skater Kirill Shaikho won the Budapest Trophy junior men's competition.
  • Shaikho achieved a total score of 208.55 points.
  • He won the short program and was second in the free skate.
  • Russia's Ilya Malkov finished second with 205.30 points.
  • Switzerland's Glon Schmid earned the bronze medal with 185.03 points.
  • Seven skaters participated in the junior men's event.

Israeli figure skater Kirill Shaikho has won the junior men's competition at the Budapest Trophy in Hungary. Shaikho secured the victory with a total score of 208.55 points. He won the short program and placed second in the free skate to clinch the overall title.

The silver medal went to Russia's Ilya Malkov, who scored 205.30 points. Switzerland's Glon Schmid took the bronze medal with 185.03 points.

The Challenger Series event featured seven skaters in the junior men's category.

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