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Martina Bocchek
Martina BOCEK 		Figure skating pictogram.svg
European 2011 Martina BOCEK.jpg
Performance at the 2011 European Championship
Player information
date of birth ( 1987-02-06 ) February 6, 1987 (36 years old)
Representative country Czech Republic
place of birth Italian Merano
height 158 cm
partner Pedol Vidaju [first]
coach Ludmila Mladenova
Former coach Marina Tveritinova
Choreographer Anastasia Sharenkova
Sofia Angelova
Club belonging club HC RI OKNA Zreen
ISU site Biography
ISU Personal Best Score
Total score 61.67 2011 European Championship
short 35.08 2010 European Championship
free 61.67 2011 European Championship
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Martina Bocchek (Czech language: Martina Boček , February 6, 1987-) is a female figure skating player from Italy (women’s single, pair).

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2010 European Figure Skating Championship, World Figure Skating Championship Czech Republic.

Bocchek lives in German, Italian, and Radin as the official language of Italian Bolzano Autonome Melano. No Hachek (č) or female form in Czech description Bocek There are many things that are written, Boček or Bocek ( Boteco Bar ) Sometimes it is written.

Main achievements [ edit ]

Conference/year 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
World championship 39
European Championship 27 13 PR
Czech Championship 5 J 8 [2] 9 [3] 3 [4] first [5] first [6]
Slovenian Championship first [7]
Nepella Memorial 6 7
Nice cup ten 22 15
Trigger cup 4 13 17
Agon Challenge Cup 8
Merano Cup 7 4 twelfth 11
NRW cup 17
Montblanc Cup 9
Gardenaspring Cup 13

detailed [ edit ]

2010-2011 season
event date Conference name Qualifying SP FS result
April 7th-10, 2011 2011 Triglaft Rofy (Jessenice) – 11
39.81 		19
53.61 		17
93.42
March 31, 2011 to April 3rd 2011 Gardenaspring Cup (Gardena) – 15
30.07 		13
60.00 		13
90.07
February 15th-20, 2011 2011 Monblant Trophy (Cool Myal) – 8
39.11 		9
67.85 		9
106.96
January 24-30, 2011 2011 European Figure Skating Championship (Bern) 13
61.67 		– – –
December 16-18, 2010 Three Kingdoms Championship (Zirina) – 2
39.40 		3
73.01 		3
112.41
November 30, 2010 to December 5th 2010 NRW Cup (Dortmund) – 19
38.97 		17
71.51 		17
110.48
November 19th to 21st, 2010 2010 Merano Cup (Merano) – ten
38.86 		twelfth
69.94 		11
108.80
October 13th to 17th, 2010 2010 Nice Cup (Nice) – 16
37.48 		14
73.21 		15
110.69
September 30, 2010 to October 2, 2010 2010 Ondreinepella Memorial (Bratislava) – 7
38.02 		7
71.63 		7
109.65
2009-2010 season
event date Conference name SP FS result
April 2-4, 2010 2010 Triglaft Rofy (Jessenice) 15
40.24 		ten
72.34 		13
112.58
March 26th to 27th, 2010 2010 World Figure Skating Championship (Turin) 39
32.90 		– 39
January 22-23, 2010 European Figure Skating Championship (Tallinn) 27
35.08 		– 27
December 19, 2009-20, 2009 Sangoku Championship [5] (Chishin) 3
38.70 		first
83.66 		2
122.36
November 14-15, 2009 2009 Merano Cup (Merano) twelfth
37.64 		ten
68.91 		twelfth
106.55
November 7, 2009-8th, 2009 2009 Nice Cup (Nice) 27
28.76 		16
68.28 		22
97.04
2008-2009 season
event date Conference name SP FS result
December 20-21, 2008 Slovenir figure skating championship [7] (Rubryana) 2
37.69 		first
73.92 		first
111.61
December 5th-6, 2008 Czech International Championship [4] (Cinetsu) 7
32.56 		4
75.89 		5
108.45
November 22-23, 2008 2008 Ondreinepella Memorial (Bratislava) 14
30.15 		5
71.08 		6
101.23
October 16-19, 2008 2008 Nice Cup (Nice) 15
33.72 		9
72.47 		ten
106.19
October 3-5, 2008 2008 Merano Cup (Merano) 4
38.26 		4
71.52 		4
109.78
2007-2008 season
event date Conference name SP FS result
April 2-5, 2008 2008 Triglaft Rofy (Jessenice) 5
34.7 		4
63.65 		4
98.35
March 6-9, 2008 2008 Agon Challenge Cup (Hague) 11
29.48 		8
58.51 		8
87.99
October 6-7, 2007 2007 Merano Cup (Merano) 8
28.92 		7
62.43 		7
91.35
  1. ^ Bidař exchanged partners. Kadlec was replaced by Martin Boček
  2. ^ The Czech Republic and Slovak have jointly held the national championship. In the 10th place in the whole, 8th in the Czech player.
  3. ^ The Czech Republic and Slovak have jointly held the national championship. The whole is 13th and 9th in the Czech player.
  4. ^ a b Czech, Slovakia, and Poland jointly held the national championship. Fifth place in the whole, 3rd in the Czech player.
  5. ^ a b Czech, Slovakia, and Poland jointly held the national championship. In 2nd in the whole, 1st in the Czech player.
  6. ^ Held jointly with Slovakia and Poland. 3rd in the whole, 1st in the Czech player.
  7. ^ a b Open participation.

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