Maurice Lim
Dutch figure skater
| Maurice Lim | |
|---|---|
| Figure skating career | |
| Country |  Netherlands |
Maurice Lim (born 1984) is a Dutch figure skater who was a two-time champion of the Dutch Figure Skating Championships.
He won his first championships at the age of 14 and Alexei Mishin's considered him one of the top talents of his time. At that time he declared to have no interest in pursuing figure skating seriously.[1] Instead he followed his father's career and in 2010 started a dentistry practice in Ridderkerk.
Results
| Event | 1998–99 | 1999–00 | 2000–01 |
|---|---|---|---|
| European Championships | 33rd | ||
| Dutch Championships | 1st | 1st | |
| ISU JGP Kiev | 12th | ||
| ISU JGP Harbin | 15th |
References
- ^ Paul Prillevitz, Kunstrijder Lim voor Nederlandse begrippen uitzonderlijk talent, Trouw, 6 January 1999 (in Dutch)
External links
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- 1950–1951: Paul Engelfriet
- 1958–1964: Wouter Toledo
- 1965–1971: Arnoud Hendriks
- 1972–1975: Rob Ouwerkerk
- 1979–1981: Gerard van Hattem
- 1982–1985: Ed van Campen
- 1986–1990: Alcuin Schulten
- 1991: Marcus Deen
- 1992: Alcuin Schulten
- 1993–1997: Marcus Deen
- 1998: Thomas Hopman
- 1999–2000: Maurice Lim
- 2001: Thomas Hopman
- 2003: Thomas Hopman
- 2005: Ruben Reus
- 2006–2008: Christian Gijtenbeek
- 2009–2012: Boyito Mulder
- 2013: Florian Gostelie
- 2014–2017: Thomas Kennes
- 2018: Michel Tsiba
- 2019–2020: Thomas Kennes
- 2023: Iwan van Hulst
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