Schedule and participants for the 2022 Four Continents Championships

The 2022 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships take place from January 18 to 23 in Tallinn, Estonia – the first time a European country hosts the competition. Athletes from the Americas, Asia, Africa, and Oceania will determine the winners in the men’s, women’s, pairs’, and ice dance disciplines.

Originally, the event was scheduled to take place in Tianjin, China; however, the Chinese Skating Association informed the International Skating Union (ISU) about the decision to cancel the event due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic last September. Reasons for the decision were cited as strict travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, safety concerns, and logistical challenges.

Estonia was selected a month later as a convenient replacement a week following the 2022 European Figure Skating Championships in the same location.

The last time the Four Continents Championships took place was February 2020 in Seoul, South Korea. Yuzuru Hanyu, Rika Kihira, Wenjing Sui and Cong Han, as well as Madison Chock and Evan Bates won each of the four disciplines. Hanyu, Sui and Han, or Chock and Bates will not defend their titles as they are preparing for the 2022 Winter Olympics in about two weeks. Kihira has been sidelined all season due to an injury.

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Viewers are able to watch the competition via the national broadcaster of their location; further information can be found on the ISU website.

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• Schedule/Results

SCHEDULE (local time zone; Time Zone Converter)

Thursday; January 20

12:35 – Ice Dance, Rhythm Dance
15:00 – Pairs, Short Program
17:30 – Women, Short Program

Friday; January 21

12:26 – Men, Short Program
18:20 – Ice Dance, Free Dance

Saturday; January 22

12:30 – Women, Free Skate
18:50 – Pairs, Free Skate

Sunday; January 23

11:54 – Men, Free Skate
17:30 – Exhibition Gala

PARTICIPANTS

Men; final results

1. Junhwan CHA (KOR) – 273.22
2. Kazuki TOMONO (JPN) – 268.99
3. Kao MIURA (JPN) – 251.07
4. Sena MIYAKE (JPN) – 240.02
5. Mikhail SHAIDOROV (KAZ) – 234.67
6. Brendan KERRY (AUS) -227.57
7. Sihyeong LEE (KOR) – 223.18
8. Tomoki HIWATASHI (USA) – 222.37
9. Joseph PHAN (CAN) – 220.85
10. Jimmy MA (USA) – 215.12
11. Corey CIRCELLI (CAN) – 213.02
12. Camden PULKINEN (USA) – 204.39
13. Dias JIRENBAYEV (KAZ) – 192.92
14. Jaeseok KYEONG (KOR) – 187.97
15. James MIN (AUS) – 155.02
16. Jordan DODDS (AUS) – 139.15
    WD – Harrison Jon-Yen WONG (HKG) – 17th after SP (43.95)

Women; final results

1. Mai MIHARA (JPN) – 218.03
2. Haein LEE (KOR) – 213.53
3. Yelim KIM (KOR) – 209.91
4. Audrey SHIN (USA) – 203.86
5. Rino MATSUIKE (JPN) – 202.21
6. Young YOU (KOR) – 198.56
7. Yuhana YOKOI (JPN) – 185.34
8. Gabriella IZZO (USA) – 180.06
9. Starr ANDREWS (USA) – 173.01
10. Gabrielle DALEMAN (CAN) – 172.98
11. Alison SCHUMACHER (CAN) – 168.42
12. Kailani CRAINE (AUS) – 164.02
13. Veronik MALLET (CAN) – 151.87
14. Jocelyn HONG (NZL) – 145.62
15. Tzu-Han TING (TPE) – 145.57
16. Sofia Lexi Jacqueline FRANK (PHI) – 139.26
17. Victoria ALCANTARA (AUS) – 138.26
18. Andrea MONTESINOS CANTU (MEX) – 133.03
19. Eugenia GARZA (MEX) – 128.73
20. Tara PRASAD (IND) – 127.93

Pairs; final results

1. Audrey LU / Misha MITROFANOV (USA) – 189.10
2. Emily CHAN / Spencer Akira HOWE (USA) – 180.94
3. Evelyn WALSH / Trennt MICHAUD (CAN) – 179.70
4. Deanna STELLATO-DUDEK / Maxime DESCHAMPS (CAN) – 172.71
5. Katie McBEATH / Nathan BARTHOLOMAY (USA) – 168.18
6. Lori-Ann MATTE / Thierry FERLAND (CAN) – 163.60

Ice dance; final results

1. Caroline GREEN / Michael PARSONS (USA) – 200.59
2. Kana MURAMOTO / Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) – 181.91
3. Christina CARREIRA / Anthony PONOMARENKO (USA) – 175.67
4. Carolane SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS (CAN) – 172.45
5. Emily BRATTI / Ian SOMERVILLE (USA) – 169.54
6. Marie-Jade LAURIAULT / Romain le GAC (CAN) – 166.89
7. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER (CAN) – 160.99
8. Holly HARRIS / Jason CHAN (AUS) – 157.00
9. Charlotte LAFOND-FOURNIER / Richard Kang In KAM (NZL) – 141.11
10. India NETTE / Eron WESTWOOD (AUS) – 113.15