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Niina Petrokina

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Niina Petrõkina (born 14 August 2004) is an Estonian figure skater.

She is the 2025 and 2026 European champion, 2023 Skate America bronze medalist, a five-time ISU Challenger Series medalist, and a four-time Estonian national champion (2022-23, 2025-26). She is the first Estonian skater to win a medal on the ISU Grand Prix.

On the junior level, she is the 2020 Estonian junior national champion, and competed at the 2020 World Junior Figure Skating Championships.

Biographical Info
ISU Bio
Wikipedia
Rink Results
Skating Scores

Achievements
First Estonian skater to become European Champion.

First Estonian skater to win a senior ISU Grand Prix medal.

ISU Personal Bests


SegmentScoreEvent
Total Score216.14ISU European Championships 2026
Short Program70.61ISU European Championships 2026
Free Skating145.53ISU European Championships 2026

Programs
2025-2026

SP: Criminal Tango by Dinamika Ensemble, Nathalie Bonin, Simone Benyacar
FS: Dune Theme Epic Trailer Version (Paul’s Dream) by Hans Zimmer
The Dune Sketchbook (music from the soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer

2024-2025 Season
SP: “Soldier” by Fleurie & Tommee Profitt
FS: Dune soundtrack by Hans Zimmer

2023-2024 Season
SP: Run by Marvin Brooks, Bri Bryant, 2WEI
FS: Dusty Road by Havasi; Prelude (The Age of Heroes) by Havasi

2022-2023 Season
SP: Give Us a Little Love by Fallulah
FS: Dusty Road by Havasi; Prelude (The Age Of Heroes) by Havasi

2021-2022 Season
SP: Je N'Attendais Que Vous by Masha Mnjoyan
FS: Love Of My Life

Results

CompetitionFinal
2025-2026 Season
2026 World Championships7
2026 Winter Olympics7
2026 European Championships1
2025 Estonia Nationals1
2025 Nepela Memorial8
2024-2025 Season
2025 World Championships8
2025 Road to '26 Trophy1
2025 European Championships1
2024 Estonian Nationals1
2024 GP Finlandia Trophy7
2024 NHK Trophy10
2024 Trophy Metropole Nice2
2024 Lombardia Trophy7
2023-2024 Season
2024 World Championships16
2024 Challenge Cup5
2023 Cup of China4
2023 Skate America3
2023 Shanghai Trophy3
2023 Lombardia Trophy7
2022-2023 Season
2023 World Championships9 (193.49)
2023 European Championships5 (185.92)
2022 Estonian Nationals1 (200.92)
2022 NHK Trophy7 (180.29)
2022 Skate Canada6 (181.34)
2022 Nebelhorn Trophy11 (152.00)
2021-2022 Season
World Junior Championships 20229 (173.49)
2022 World Championships16 (176.60)
2022 European Championships8 (187.07)
2021 CS Golden Spin of Zagreb3 (182.57)
2022 Estonian Championships1 (211.83)
2021 CS Warsaw Cup2 (188.86)
2021 CS Cup of Austria3 (181.17)
2021 JGP Cup of Austria4 (177.06)
2021 JGP Courchevel #27 (145.32)
2019-2020 Season
2020 World Junior Championships33 (46.56)
2020 Tallink Hotels Cup (Jr.)1 (174.42)
2020 Estonian Championships2 (171.58)
2019 JGP Baltic Cup10 (156.90)
2019 JGP Riga Cup6 (166.83)
2018-2019 Season
2019 Tallink Hotels Cup (Jr.)1 (144.76)
2019 Estonian Championships4 (142.45)
2018 JGP Czech Skate11 (141.71)
2017-2018 Season
2018 Tallink Hotels Cup (Jr.)1 (149.73)
2018 Estonian Junior Championships3 (130.92)
2018 Estonian Championships7 (127.02)
2017 Novice Volvo Open Cup1 (97.75)
2017 Novice Egna Spring Trophy, Group A2 (99.52)
2017 Novice FBMA Trophy2 (81.92)
2016-2017 Season
2016 Novice Tallinn Trophy9 (88.14)
2016 Novice Volvo Open Cup4 (89.10)
2016 Novice Denkova-Staviski Cup6 (78.08)
 
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Why is not petrokina ging to Olympics? She had better season than Eva and thought she was named for Olympic team after nationals. Did something changed? Do you know?
 
Why is not petrokina ging to Olympics? She had better season than Eva and thought she was named for Olympic team after nationals. Did something changed? Do you know?
She wasn't named to the Olympic team. I believe that the criteria said that if the skater who earned the spot was top two in the Euros race (how Estonia ranks skaters for Europeans), then the spot was theirs. So Eva-Lotta got the spot.
 
Dramatic free at Nebelhorn. This will be an exciting programme to watch develop across the season, I think!

 
Photos from Niina's fantastic SP yesterday.



And the video, from the ISU YouTube channel. What a marvellous performance!

 
Niina has posted about her experience at Worlds.



And Team Estonia on instagram has made a post celebrating her being the first Estonian woman to finish in the top ten at Worlds.

 
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