List of career achievements by Yuzuru Hanyu explained

Yuzuru Hanyu is a Japanese figure skater and ice show producer who competed in the men's singles discipline from 2004 to 2022 and turned professional on July19, 2022. At junior and senior level (2008–2022), he won a total of 59medals in 72competitions, among them 37golds. He is the first male single skater in 66years since American Dick Button to win back-to-back Olympic titles (2014, 2018), and also the youngest and first Olympic champion from Asia in that discipline. He is a two-time World champion (2014, 2017), a six-time Japanese national champion (2012–2015, 2020–2021), and the first single skater to win four consecutive Grand Prix Finals (2014–2017). With his win at the 2020Four Continents Championships, he became the first male single skater to complete the Super Slam, having won all major international junior and senior titles in the course of his career. He is also the only male single skater besides German Jan Hoffmann to win seven world championship medals in the post-war era since 1946.

Hanyu broke world records 19times, the most in singles since the introduction of the ISU Judging System in 2003. He was the first skater to score over 100points in the short program, 200 in the free skating, and 300 in the combined total score, and holds the historical world record in all three competition segments in men's singles. He was awarded a total of 30perfect scores for technical elements and program components, 10 of them for his signature triple Axel jump, and was the first skater to land a quadruple loop jump in international competition. As a professional, Hanyu became the first skater to produce and present a solo ice show (Prologue 2022) and a solo ice show tour (Repray Tour 2023–24). His second solo show Gift (2023) set a new audience record for ice shows with 35,000 spectators at Tokyo Dome.

In recognition of his achievements, Hanyu has received numerous awards and accolades, including the People's Honor Award (2018), bestowed by the Prime Minister of Japan, Japan's Medal of Honor with purple ribbon (2014, 2018), and the Kikuchi Kan Prize (2022). He was the first figure skater to be nominated for the Laureus World Sports Award, selected in the category Comeback of the Year (2019), and was named the Most Valuable Skater at the inaugural ISU Skating Awards (2020). He was also featured in prestigious lists, such as Forbes 30Under30 Asia (2018), and made it to ESPN's top10 selection of the greatest Olympians of the 21st century in 2024.

World record scores

Yuzuru Hanyu has scored 19 world records in international competition, the most among single skaters since the introduction of the ISU Judging System in 2003. He set new highest scores seven times in the +5/-5Grade of Execution System, three in the short program, two in the free skating, and another two in the combined total score. At the 2018 Grand Prix of Helsinki, he scored records in all three competition segments at one event. Before the 2018–19 season, he set twelve highest historical scores, seven in the short program, three in the free skating, and two in the combined total score, holding the historical records in all three competition segments. At the 2015 NHK Trophy and the 2015–16 Grand Prix Final, he set new highest scores in all segments at back-to-back events.

Firsts and other records

Competitive skating

Date!scope=col
Achievementscope=col width=200pxEventscope=col width=50px
scope=rowNov 24, 2008Youngest male single skater to win the Japan Junior Championships (13years and 353days)2008–09 Japan Junior Championships
scope=rowMar 11, 2010Youngest Japanese male single skater to win the World Junior Championships (15years and 94days)2010 World Junior Championships
scope=rowFeb 19, 2011Youngest male single skater to win a medal at the Four Continents Championships (16years and 74days)2011 Four Continents Championships
scope=rowMar 31, 2012Youngest Japanese male single skater to win a medal at the World Championships (17years and 115days)2012 World Championships
scope=rowFeb 13, 2014First skater to surpass 100points in the short program2014 Winter Olympics
scope=rowFeb 14, 2014First Asian male single skater to win the Olympics and the youngest since Dick Button in 1948 (19years and 69days)
scope=rowMar 28, 2014First Asian and only skater besides Alexei Yagudin, Aljona Savchenko, and Bruno Massot to win the Olympics, Worlds, and the Grand Prix Final in the same season2014 World Championships
scope=rowNov 8, 2014First skater to successfully land a triple Axel-Euler-triple Salchow jump combination (in the ISU Judging System)2014 Cup of China
scope=rowDec 13, 2014First and only skater across all disciplines to win the Winter Olympics and the Grand Prix Final in the same calendar year2014–15 Grand Prix Final
scope=rowNov 28, 2015First skater to surpass 200points in the free skating and 300 in the combined total2015 NHK Trophy
scope=rowDec 12, 2015New record for the largest victory margin at a major international senior event across all disciplines (37.48points)2015–16 Grand Prix Final
scope=rowSep 30, 2016First skater to successfully land a quadruple loop jump in international competition2016 CS Autumn Classic
scope=rowDec 10, 2016First single skater and only skater besides Meryl Davis and Charlie White to win the Grand Prix Final four consecutive times2016–17 Grand Prix Final
scope=rowApr 1, 2017First Asian male single skater to win multiple world championship titles2017 World Championships
scope=rowApr 21, 2017First skater to successfully land three quadruple jumps in the second half of a free skate program2017 World Team Trophy
scope=rowOct 21, 2017First skater to debut four types of quadruple jumps successfully at first attempt with a positive grade of execution (GOE) in international competition (toe loop in 2010, Salchow in 2012, loop in 2016, and Lutz in 2017)2017 Rostelecom Cup
scope=rowFeb 17, 2018First male single skater in 66years since Dick Button in 1952 to win the Olympics twice (consecutively)2018 Winter Olympics
scope=rowMar 24, 2018First single skater to be ranked first in the world standings for five consecutive seasons–
scope=rowNov 4, 2018First and only skater to successfully land a quadruple toe loop-triple Axel jump sequence in international competition2018 Grand Prix of Helsinki
scope=rowOct 26, 2019First skater to successfully land a quadruple toe loop-Euler-triple flip combination in international competition2019 Skate Canada
scope=rowOct 26, 2019New record for the largest victory margin in the Grand Prix Series (59.82points)
scope=rowFeb 7, 2020New record for the most scored world records in single skating since the introduction of the ISU Judging System in 2003 (19 world records)2020 Four Continents Championships
scope=rowFeb 9, 2020First and only male single skater to achieve a Super Slam, winning all available major international senior and junior titles
scope=rowMar 25, 2021New record of 50 landed triple Axel jumps with positive GOE in 51 international senior short programs (98% success rate)2021 World Championships
scope=rowMar 27, 2021Second male single skater after Jan Hoffmann to win seven world championship medals in the post-war era (after 1946)
scope=rowDec 26, 2021First male single skater in the IJS era to win the Japan Championships six times and third after Nobuo Sato (ten titles between 1956 and 1965) and Takeshi Honda (six titles between 1995 and 2004)2021–22 Japan Championships
scope=rowFeb 10, 2022First skater to attempt a quadruple Axel jump at the Olympics, which was the closest attempt in international competition up to then2022 Winter Olympics

Professional skating

Date!scope=col
Achievementscope=col width=21%Eventscope=col width=50px
scope=rowNov 4, 2022First figure skater to produce and present a solo ice show with no other skaters in the line-upPrologue
scope=rowFeb 26, 2023First ice skater to perform at Tokyo Dome (first time for an ice rink to be set up at the venue)Gift
scope=rowFeb 26, 2023New record for the longest solo ice show (120min, intermission not included)
scope=rowFeb 26, 2023New record for most performed programs by an individual skater in one ice show (12programs)
scope=rowFeb 26, 2023New record for the largest ice show audience (35,000 spectators, sold-out event)
scope=rowNov 4, 2023First figure skater to produce and present a solo ice show tourRepray Tour
scope=rowNov 4, 2023New record for most solo ice show productions by one skater (three show productions)Yuzuru Hanyu Ice Story
scope=rowApr 9, 2024New record for the total attendance of a solo ice show tour (64,000 spectators, sold-out tour)Repray Tour
scope=rowApr 9, 2024New record for most solo ice shows presented by one skater (14shows)Yuzuru Hanyu Ice Story
scope=rowApr 9, 2024New record for the total attendance of a solo ice show series (124,400 spectators, sold-out series)

Awards and honors

People's Honor Award

Japan Medals of Honor

Kikuchi Kan Prize

Laureus World Sports Awards

ISU Skating Awards

Japanese Olympic Committee

Japan Skating Federation

Waseda University

Public Relations Society of Japan (PRSJ)

Media

Asahi Sports Award (2014)

"Most Dominant Athletes Alive" (#33 in 2014, #21 in 2015)

29th "Chunichi Sports Award" (2015)

30 Under 30 Asia (2018)

"Happy News Person Award" (2018)

64th "Hebei Cultural Award" (2014)

22nd "Daily Sports People Award" Grand Prix (2014)

"The 100 Best Male Sportsmen of the 21st Century" #62 (2020)

"The athletes with the most awards and medals of all time" (Top 30 selection)

"Top 10 Favorite Athletes" Male category (#3 in 2014 and 2016, #1 in 2017, #2 in 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021)

33rd "MVP Award" (2014)

"Big Sports Awards" (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018), "Special Sports Broadcasting Award" (2019)

"Top 10 Worlds Athletes/Sports Personalities" (#7 in 2018, #5 in 2020)

"Yahoo! Search Awards" Grand Prize & Athlete Category (2014), Special Category & Athlete Category (2018), Grand Prize & Athlete Category (2022)

"Japan Sports Awards" Grand Prix (2014, 2018)

Municipality

Medals and major titles

Super Slam

The Career Super Grand Slam or Super Slam is an achievement of winning all major international figure skating events in a discipline at junior and senior level, namely the Winter Olympics, the senior and junior World Championships, the Four Continents or European Championships as well as the senior and junior Grand Prix Final at any point in the course of a career. With his win at the 2020 Four Continents Championships, Hanyu became the first skater in men's singles to complete the Super Slam.

No.!scope=col width=100px
Datescope=colEventscope=col width=100pxEdition
scope=row1Dec 4, 2009Junior Grand Prix Final 2009–10
scope=row2Mar 11, 2010World Junior Championships 2010
scope=row3Dec 6, 2013Grand Prix Final 2013–14
scope=row4Feb 14, 2014Winter Olympics 2014
scope=row5Mar 28, 2014World Championships 2014
scope=row6Feb 9, 2020Four Continents Championships 2020

Medal record by event

In the course of his junior and senior career from 2008 to 2022, Hanyu has medalled 59 times in 72 events, winning 37 golds. In 25 Super Slam events, he won 11 golds and finished on the podium 21 times overall. He also medalled at seven different senior Grand Prix events (the Final not included), and won gold at four of them.

Event!scope=col width=50px
scope=col width=50px style="background-color:gold;"Goldscope=col width=50px style="background-color:silver;"Silverscope=col width=50px style="background-color:#C96;"Bronzescope=col width=50pxTotal
scope=rowWinter Olympics32002
scope=rowWorld Championships82327
scope=rowFour Continents Championships41304
scope=rowGrand Prix Final74206
scope=rowWorld Junior Championships21001
scope=rowJunior Grand Prix Final11001
scope=rowTotal25118221
Event!scope=col width=50px
scope=col width=50px style="background-color:gold;"Goldscope=col width=50px style="background-color:silver;"Silverscope=col width=50px style="background-color:#C96;"Bronzescope=col width=50pxTotal
scope=rowJapan Championships116118
scope=rowJapan Junior Championships42013
scope=rowTotal1581211
Event!scope=col width=50px
scope=col width=50px style="background-color:gold;"Goldscope=col width=50px style="background-color:silver;"Silverscope=col width=50px style="background-color:#C96;"Bronzescope=col width=50pxTotal
scope=row Cup of China20101
scope=row Finland11001
scope=row France10101
scope=row NHK Trophy64004
scope=row Rostelecom Cup42103
scope=row Skate America10101
scope=row Skate Canada41304
scope=rowTotal1987015
Event!scope=col width=50px
scope=col width=50px style="background-color:gold;"Goldscope=col width=50px style="background-color:silver;"Silverscope=col width=50px style="background-color:#C96;"Bronzescope=col width=50pxTotal
scope=row Croatia11001
scope=row Italy10000
scope=row Poland11001
scope=rowTotal32002
Event!scope=col width=50px
scope=col width=50px style="background-color:gold;"Goldscope=col width=50px style="background-color:silver;"Silverscope=col width=50px style="background-color:#C96;"Bronzescope=col width=50pxTotal
scope=rowAutumn Classic International54105
scope=rowFinlandia Trophy22002
scope=rowNebelhorn Trophy11001
scope=rowTotal87108
Event!scope=col width=50px
scope=col width=50px style="background-color:gold;"Goldscope=col width=50px style="background-color:silver;"Silverscope=col width=50px style="background-color:#C96;"Bronzescope=col width=50pxTotal
scope=rowWinter Olympics – Team event10000
scope=rowWorld Team Trophy31023
scope=rowTotal41023

Medal record by season

Hanyu medalled in all 14 figure skating seasons of his junior and senior career and won at least one gold in each season with exception of his senior debut in 2010–11. His most successful season by medals was the 2013–14 season, having won his first Winter Olympics, World Championships, Grand Prix Final, and seven medals in total. He also medalled seven times in the 2016–17 season, including his second World and fourth Grand Prix Final title.

Medal record in senior seasons
scope=colSeasonscope=col width=50pxEventsscope=col width=50px style="background-color:gold;"Goldscope=col width=50px style="background-color:silver;"Silverscope=col width=50px style="background-color:#C96;"Bronzescope=col width=50pxTotal
scope=row2010–1140101
scope=row2011–1262024
scope=row2012–1373306
scope=row2013–1485207
scope=row2014–1562215
scope=row2015–1664206
scope=row2016–1775207
scope=row2017–1831203
scope=row2018–1943104
scope=row2019–2064206
scope=row2020–2131023
scope=row2021–2221001
scope=rowTotal623117553
Season!scope=col width=50px
Eventsscope=col width=50px style="background-color:gold;"Goldscope=col width=50px style="background-color:silver;"Silverscope=col width=50px style="background-color:#C96;"Bronzescope=col width=50pxTotal
scope=row2008–0941001
scope=row2009–1065005
scope=rowTotal106006

International record scores

International record scores by segment

By the end of his competitive career on July19, 2022, Hanyu was the record holder for the program component score (PCS) in the men's short program and set all historical records in the +3/-3GOE System except the technical element score (TES) in the free skating, which was scored by Nathan Chen in 2018. Hanyu achieved three of the seven historical records at the 2015–16 Grand Prix Final, namely the combined total score and the program component scores in both competition segments.

Segment!scope=col width=55px
Typescope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=200pxEventscope=col width=100pxDate
scope=rowShort programPCS48.472019 Skate CanadaOct 25, 2019
Highest historical scores by competition segment
scope=col width=100pxSegmentscope=col width=55pxTypescope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=200pxEventscope=col width=100pxDate
scope=rowCombined total–330.432015–16 Grand Prix FinalDec 12, 2015
scope=row rowspan=3Short programTSS112.722017 CS Autumn ClassicSep 22, 2017
TES64.17
PCS49.142015–16 Grand Prix FinalDec 10, 2015
scope=row rowspan=2Free skatingTSS223.202017 World ChampionshipsApr 1, 2017
PCS98.562015–16 Grand Prix FinalDec 12, 2015

International record scores by event

Only records at main international senior events are listed, namely the Winter Olympics (individual event), World Championships, Four Continents, and the Grand Prix Final. By the end of his competitive career, Hanyu held the event record score for the men's short program and combined total at the Four Continents Championships. He also set nine of the twelve historical records at main international events, among them the records in all three competition segments at the World Championships and the Grand Prix Final. Hanyu's Olympic programs Ballade No.1 and Seimei contributed to eight of the eleven event records in men's singles.

Event!scope=col width=55px
Segmentscope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=55pxEditionscope=col width=100pxDate
scope=row rowspan=2Four ContinentsTotal299.422020Feb 9, 2020
SP111.82Feb 7, 2020
Event!scope=col width=55px
Segmentscope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=55pxEditionscope=col width=100pxDate
scope=row rowspan=2Winter OlympicsTotal317.852018Feb 17, 2018
SP111.68Feb 16, 2018
scope=row rowspan=3World ChampionshipsTotal321.592017Apr 1, 2017
SP110.562016Mar 30, 2016
FS223.202017Apr 1, 2017
scope=rowFour ContinentsFS206.642017Feb 19, 2017
scope=row rowspan=3Grand Prix FinalTotal330.432015–16Dec 12, 2015
SP110.95Dec 10, 2015
FS219.48Dec 12, 2015

International maximum scores

Technical elements

In figure skating, a technical element is awarded a perfect score if it is credited with the full base value by the technical panel and the maximum grade of execution after dropping the highest and lowest mark across the judging panel (+3marks before and +5marks since the 2018–19 season). In the +5/-5GOE System, Hanyu received one perfect score for a technical element in international competition, namely his triple Axel jump in the short program at the 2019 Skate Canada International. Before the system change, he was awarded a total of 28 maximum scores, covering all types of required technical elements in the senior men's singles discipline: three types of solo jumps, two different jump combinations, a spin, the step sequence, and the choreographic sequence.

Seven of the 29 technical elements received unanimous +3marks from all judges on the panel: four triple Axels, a quadruple Salchow, a choreographic sequence, and his step sequence in the short program at the 2016 World Championships. However, that element did not earn a maximum score because it was not credited with the full base value. Hanyu's solo triple Axel jump received a perfect score ten times, the most among all elements. The Axels were all executed in the short program, six of them in the second half.

No.!scope=col width=70px
Elementscope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=55pxscope=col width=55pxscope=col width=217pxEvent
scope=row112.008/9SP2019 Skate Canada
No.!scope=col width=50px
Elementscope=col width=40pxScorescope=col width=40pxscope=col width=40pxscope=col width=200pxEvent
scope=row111.508/9SP2014 Cup of China
scope=row211.506/7SP2015 Autumn Classic
scope=row311.508/9SP2015 Skate Canada
scope=row413.78 x8/9FS2015 NHK Trophy
scope=row54.108/9
scope=row613.508/9SP2015–16 Grand Prix Final
scope=row717.608/9
scope=row813.508/9FS
scope=row913.308/9
scope=row1013.78 x8/9
scope=row114.109/9
scope=row1213.508/9SP2016 World Championships
scope=row1312.35 x9/9
scope=row146.006/7SP2016 CS Autumn Classic
scope=row1512.35 x8/9SP2016 NHK Trophy
scope=row166.008/9SP2016–17 Grand Prix Final
scope=row1712.35 x8/9SP2017 Four Continents
scope=row186.008/9SP2017 World Championships
scope=row196.008/9SP2017 World Team Trophy
scope=row2013.507/7SP2017 CS Autumn Classic
scope=row214.506/7
scope=row2212.35 x7/7
scope=row2312.35 x9/9SP2017 Rostelecom Cup
scope=row244.108/9FS
scope=row2512.35 x9/9SP2018 Winter Olympics
scope=row266.008/9
scope=row2713.508/9FS
scope=row2813.308/9

Hanyu's most successful season by maximum scores was the 2015–16 season. He was awarded a perfect score for twelve technical elements and maximum grades of execution for another three step sequences that were not credited with the full base value due to level downgrades. Before the 2014–15 season, Hanyu did not receive any maximum scores for single technical elements in international competition.

Element!scope=col
14–15scope=col15–16scope=col16–17scope=col17–18scope=col18–19scope=col19–20scope=col20–21scope=col21–22scope=colTotal
scope=row1323110
scope=row325
scope=row415
scope=row213
scope=row22
scope=row112
scope=row11
scope=row11
scope=rowTotal11269010029

Program components

A program component is awarded a maximum score if it receives marks of 10.00 from all judges after dropping the highest and lowest mark across the panel. The five components until the 2022–23 season were skating skills (SS), transitions (TR), performance (PE), composition (CO), and interpretation (IN). At the 2015–16 Grand Prix Final, Hanyu was awarded a perfect 10.00 in his short program for the performance component.

No.!scope=col
Componentscope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=55pxscope=col width=55pxscope=colEvent
scope=row1Performance10.008/9SP2015–16 Grand Prix Final

National record scores

National record scores by segment

A Japanese national record score is the highest score achieved by a Japanese skater in a competition segment at an international event sanctioned by the International Skating Union (ISU). Highest scores achieved at domestic skating events like the Japan Championships do not count for national records, but they are recorded by the Japan Skating Federation and reported various news outlets.

By the end of his competitive career, Hanyu held the current and historical Japanese national record scores in all three segments of the senior men's singles discipline. Two of them were achieved at the 2019 Skate Canada International, namely the national records for the free skating and combined total score in the +5/-5GOE System. By the end of his career, Hanyu also held all six event records at the Japan Championships, of which five were scored at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama.

System!scope=col width=55px
Segmentscope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=200pxEventscope=col width=100pxDate
scope=row rowspan=3CurrentTotal322.592019 Skate CanadaOct 26, 2019
SP111.822020 Four ContinentsFeb 7, 2020
FS212.992019 Skate CanadaOct 26, 2019
scope=row rowspan=3HistoricalTotal330.432015–16 Grand Prix FinalDec 12, 2015
SP112.722017 CS Autumn ClassicSep 22, 2017
FS223.202017 World ChampionshipsApr 1, 2017
System!scope=col width=55px
Segmentscope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=95pxEditionscope=col width=95pxPlacescope=col width=100pxDate
scope=row rowspan=3CurrentTotal322.362021–22SaitamaDec 26, 2021
SP111.31
FS215.832020–21NaganoDec 27, 2020
scope=row rowspan=3HistoricalTotal297.802013–14Saitamaalign=left rowspan=3Dec 23, 2013
SP103.10
FS194.70

National maximum scores

Hanyu received a total of 11 maximum scores for technical elements at the Japan Championships. In the +5/-5GOE System, he earned perfect scores for a spin, two step sequences, and a choreographic sequence. In addition, he received a perfect score of 10.00 in the interpretation component for his short program at the 2021–22 Japan Championships. In the +3/-3GOE System, he was rewarded seven maximum scores for six solo jumps and a jump combination.

No.!scope=col width=65px
Elementscope=col width=40pxScorescope=col width=40pxscope=col width=40pxscope=col width=70pxEditionscope=col width=70pxPlace
scope=row15.859/9SP2021–22Saitama
scope=row25.258/9
scope=row35.858/9FS
scope=row45.509/9
No.!scope=col width=65px
Elementscope=col width=40pxScorescope=col width=40pxscope=col width=40pxscope=col width=70pxEditionscope=col width=70pxPlace
scope=row112.35 x7/7SP2013–14Saitama
scope=row213.306/7SP2014–15Nagano
scope=row312.35 x6/7
scope=row417.609/9SP2015–16Sapporo
scope=row513.508/9FS
scope=row613.308/9
scope=row77.409/9
No.!scope=col
Componentscope=col width=55pxScorescope=col width=55pxscope=col width=55pxscope=col width=85pxEditionscope=col width=85pxPlace
scope=row1Interpretation10.008/9SP2021–22Saitama

Absolute best scores

Absolute best scores are officially recorded by the International Skating Union and, compared to personal bests, they consider multiple scores by one skater in each competition segment. In the men's singles discipline, the crucial scores to surpass are 100points in the short program, 200 in the free skating, and 300 in the combined total score. Hanyu was the first skater to surpass all three in international competition. By the end of his competitive career in 2022, only five other skaters have scored above 300points in total, namely Javier Fernández, Nathan Chen, Jin Boyang, Shoma Uno, and Yuma Kagiyama.

Hanyu scored ten times above 300points in the combined total and was the first skater to surpass 310, 320, and 330points in international competition. In the short program, he scored fifteen times above 100points and was the first to surpass 110points, being the only one to do so in the +3/-3GOE System. His short program Ballade No.1 was awarded more than 110points five times, the most times among all short programs. In the free skating, Hanyu scored eight times above 200points and was the first to surpass 210 and 220points. His free skate program Seimei was the first to be awarded more than 200points, surpassing that score trice.

No.!scope=col width=60px
Scorescope=colEvent
scope=row1322.592019 Skate Canada
scope=row2305.052019 NHK Trophy
scope=row3300.972019 World Championships
scope=row4300.882021 World Team Trophy
No.!scope=col width=60px
Scorescope=colEvent
scope=row1330.432015–16 Grand Prix Final
scope=row2322.402015 NHK Trophy
scope=row3321.592017 World Championships
scope=row4317.852018 Winter Olympics
scope=row5303.712017 Four Continents
scope=row6301.472016 NHK Trophy
No.!scope=col width=60px
Scorescope=colEvent
scope=row1111.822020 Four Continents
scope=row2110.532018 Rostelecom Cup
scope=row3109.602019 Skate Canada
scope=row4109.342019 NHK Trophy
scope=row5107.122021 World Team Trophy
scope=row6106.982021 World Championships
scope=row7106.692018 Grand Prix of Helsinki
No.!scope=col width=60px
Scorescope=colEvent
scope=row1112.722017 CS Autumn Classic
scope=row2111.682018 Winter Olympics
scope=row3110.952015–16 Grand Prix Final
scope=row4110.562016 World Championships
scope=row5106.532016–17 Grand Prix Final
scope=row6106.332015 NHK Trophy
scope=row7103.892016 NHK Trophy
scope=row8101.452014 Winter Olympics
No.!scope=col width=60px
Scorescope=colEvent
scope=row1212.992019 Skate Canada
scope=row2206.102019 World Championships
No.!scope=col width=60px
Scorescope=colEvent
scope=row1223.202017 World Championships
scope=row2219.482015–16 Grand Prix Final
scope=row3216.072015 NHK Trophy
scope=row4206.672017 Four Continents
scope=row5206.172018 Winter Olympics
scope=row6200.492017 World Team Trophy

Detailed results

Junior level

See also

Competition statistics

Other statistics

Notes and references

Books and magazines cited

External links

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