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2004 in sports - Long track speed skating.
January 2 - Winners at the 2003 Canada Post All Round Canadian Championships at Calgary, Alberta:
Men's 500 m: Mike Ireland, Winnipeg, Manitoba 34.58 seconds
Men's 1000 m: Jeremy Wotherspoon, Red Deer, Alberta 1:08.90
Women's 500 m: Krisy Myers, Lloydminster, Saskatchewan 39.43
Women's 1000 m: Kristy Myers 1:18.16
January 3
Men's 500 m: Casey Fitzrandolph, Madison, Wisconsin 35.27 seconds
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2004 in sports - Ice skating
2004 in sports - Long track speed skating
- January 2 - Winners at the 2003 Canada Post All Round Canadian Championships at Calgary, Alberta:
- Men's 500 m: Mike Ireland, Winnipeg, Manitoba 34.58 seconds
- Men's 1000 m: Jeremy Wotherspoon, Red Deer, Alberta 1:08.90
- Women's 500 m: Krisy Myers, Lloydminster, Saskatchewan 39.43
- Women's 1000 m: Kristy Myers 1:18.16
- January 3
- Men's 500 m: Casey Fitzrandolph, Madison, Wisconsin 35.27 seconds
- Men's 1500 m: Jay Morrison, Fort St. John, British Columbia 1:46.96
- Women's 500 m: Kerry Simpson, Melville, Saskatchewan 39.67
- Women's 1500 m: Kristina Groves, Ottawa 1:59.25
- January 17 - Winners at the World sprint speedskating championships at Nagano, Japan:
- Men's 500 m: Jeremy Wotherspoon, Canada 35.25
- Women's 500 m: Sayuri Osuga, Japan 38.79
- February 7 - 9 - Winners at the 2004 World Allround Speed Skating Championships at Hamar, Norway:
- Men's 500 m: Yevgeny Lalenkov, Russia 35.780
- Men's 5000 m: Carl Verheijen, Netherlands 6:20.61
- Ladies' 500 m: Jennifer Rodriguez, United States 38.740
- Ladies' 3000 m Renate Groenewold, Netherlands 4:04.58
- Men's 1500 m Shani Davis, United States 1:46.02
- Men's 10,000 m Carl Verheijen, Netherlands 13:17.86
- Ladies' 1500 m Jennifer Rodriguez, United States, 1:57.33
- Ladies' 5000 m Gretha Smit, Netherlands 7:02.89
- Men's all-around champion: Chad Hedrick, United States 150.478
- Ladies' all-around champion: Renate Groenewold, Netherlands 162.573
2004 in sports - Figure skating
- BMO Financial Group Canadian figure skating championships at Edmonton:
- January 9
- Junior Ice dance winners: Tessa Virtue, (London) and Scott Moir (Ilderton, Ontario), 2.8 factored placements
- Junior Pairs winners: Jessica Dube, (Drummondville, Quebec) and Bryce Davison, (Cambridge, Ontario), 1.5 factored placements
- January 10
- Junior Women's singles winner: Myriane Samson, (Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec), 1.5 factored placements
- January 11
- Senior Ice Dance winners: Marie-France Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon, (Boisbriand, Quebec), 2.0
- 2004 State Farm U.S. Figure Skating Championships at Atlanta, Georgia:
- January 8:
- Junior Pairs winners: Shantel Jordan and Jeremy Barrett, Bradenton, Florida, 2.5 factored placements
- January 9:
- Junior Men's winner: Christopher Toland, 3.5
- Junior Ice Dance winners: Morgan Matthews and Maxim Zavozin, New York City, 2.0
- January 10:
- Senior Men's winner: Johnny Weir, Newark, Delaware, 1.5
- Senior Pairs winners: Rena Inoue and John Baldwin, 2.0
- Junior Ladies' winner: Kimberly Meissner, Bel Air, Maryland, 2.0
- Senior Ice Dance winners: Tanith Belbin and Benjamin Agosto, Detroit, Michigan, 2.0
- January 11:
- Senior Ladies' winner: Michelle Kwan, 2.0
- 2004 European Figure Skating Championships, Budapest, Hungary
- February 4, Senior Pairs:
- 1-Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin, Russia, 1.5 factored placements
- 2-Maria Petrova and Alexei Tikhonov, Russia, 3.0
- 3-Dorota Zagorska and Mariusz Siudek, Poland, 4.5
- February 5, Senior Men's:
- Brian Joubert, France, 2.6
- Evgeny Plushenko, Russia, 3.0
- Ilia Klimkin, Russia, 5.6
- February 6, Senior Ice Dance:
- Tatiana Navka and Roman Kostomarov, Russia, 2.0
- Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviski, Bulgaria, 4.6
- Elena Grushina and Ruslan Goncharov, Ukraine, 5.4
- February 7: Senior Ladies':
- Julia Sebestyen, Hungary, 1.5
- Elena Liashenko, Ukraine, 4.0
- Elena Sokolova, Russia, 5.0
- 2004 World Figure Skating Championships, Dortmund, Germany
- March 24, Senior Pairs:
- Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin, Russia, 2.5 factored placements
- Xue Shen and Hongbo Zhao, China, 3.0
- Qing Pang and Jian Tong, China
- March 25, Senior Men's:
- Evgeny Plushenko, Russia, 2.0
- Brian Joubert, France, 4.0
- Stefan Lindemann, Germany, 6.0
- March 26, Senior Dance:
- Tatiana Navka and Roman Kostomarov, Russia, 2.0
- Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviski, Bulgaria, 3.6
- Kati Winkler and Rene Lohse, Germany, 6.2
- March 27, Senior Ladies':
- Shizuka Arakawa, Japan, 2.6
- Sasha Cohen, United States, 4.0
- Michelle Kwan, United States, 5.6
2004 in sports - Short track speed skating
- January 10- World junior short-track speed skating championships at Beijing
- Men's 500 m winner: Ho-Suk Lee, South Korea 42.542 seconds
- Women's 500 m winner: Anouk Leblanc-Boucher, Canada 45.689 seconds
- January 11-
- Men's 1000 m winner: Ki-Deok Kwon, South Korea 1:28.682
- Women's 1000 m winner: Yun-Mi Kang, South Korea 1:36.040
- January 17- European short-track speedskating championship at Zoetermeer, Netherlands:
- Women's 500 m: Evgenia Radanova, Bulgaria 44.882
- Men's 500 m: Nicola Franceschina, Italy 42. 845
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