J.P. Kepka

J.P. won his first World Cup medals at the Olympic Qualifiers in The Hague Netherlands. He won bronze in the 500m and silver in the 1000m. This season he finishes 7th overall up from 8th overall last season. overall. This season, he swept all three distances at the US World Cup trials and has been consistently skating well at the World Cups.

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Alex Whelbourne (GBR)
Tom Iveson (GBR)
Marcela Hruzova (CZE)
Melanie Gagnon (CAN)
Matthew Wilson (GBR)
Jelle De Bruyn (BEL)
Mathieu de Boisset (FRA)
Matthew Lindsay (GBR)

1

- Andriy Kozhukh (UKR)

3

- Marie-Eve Drolet (CAN)

3

- Andre Pulec (AUT)

4

- Daniel Weinstein (USA)

8

- Mathieu Turcotte (CAN)

8

- Derek Gray (USA)

8

- David Reid (AUS)

9

- Dong-Sung Kim (KOR)

9

- Xiaoying Liu (CHN)

10

- Susanne Rudolph (GER)

10

- Yun-Mi Kang (KOR)

10

- Cees Juffermans (NED)

11

- Dave Allardice (GBR)

12

- Chenai Flack (GBR)

13

- Polona Peunik (SLO)

14

- James Ellis (GBR)

18

- Si-Bak Sung (KOR)

19

- Andrej Valach (SVK)

20

- Melanie Gagnon (CAN)

26

- Martin Johansson (SWE)

27

- Ekaterina Stukanov (ISR)

28

- Simon Van Vossel (BEL)

28

- Dimitri Vasilenko (RUS)

2005-2006 Season

Ladies

1 - Sun-Yu Jin (KOR)
2 - Evgenia Radanova (BUL)
3 - Allison Baver (USA)
4 - Hyo-Jung Kim (USA)
5 - Marta Capurso (ITA)

Men

1 - Hyun-Soo Ahn (KOR)
2 - Ho-Suk Lee (KOR)
3 - Apolo Anton Ohno (USA)
4 - JiaJun Li (CHN)
5 - Satoru Terao (JPN)