2007 Dutch Figure Skating Championships

2007 Dutch Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	15 December – 17 December
Season:	2006-2007
Location:	Utrecht
Champions
Men's singles: Christian Gijtenbeek
Ladies' singles: Karen Venhuizen
Ice dancing: Marie-Louise Gijtenbeek / Xander Gijtenbeek

Previous: 2006 Dutch Figure Skating Championships
Next: 2008 Dutch Figure Skating Championships

The 2007 Dutch Figure Skating Championships were the Dutch Figure Skating Championships of the 2006-2007 figure skating season. Skaters competed in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies singles, and Ice Dancing for the title of national champion of the Netherlands.

The competition took place between 15 December and 17 December, 2006 in Utrecht.

Senior-level results

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Christian Gijtenbeek	85.15	1	1

Rank	Name	Total Points	SP	FS
1	Karen Venhuizen	117.07	1	1
2	Jacqueline Voll	88.09	2	2
3	Sharon Resseler	81.60	3	5
4	Christel De Haan	80.78	4	4
5	Kyra Vancrayelynghe	79.40	5	3
6	Nastassia Epskamp	68.16	7	6
7	Monique Koops	60.35	6	7

Rank	Name	TFP	CD	OD	FD
1	Marie-Louise Gijtenbeek / Xander Gijtenbeek	1.8	1	1	1

Dutch Figure Skating Championships

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