Roman Kostomarov

Kostomarov with Navka

Personal Information

Country Represented

Russia

Full Name

Roman Sergeyevich Kostomarov

Native Name

Роман Серге́евич Костомаров

Born

February 8, 1977
Moscow, Russian SFSR,
Soviet Union

Home Town

Moscow

Age

47 years

Club

Moskvich

Languages

Russian

Career Info

Former Partner

Tatiana Navka (1998-1999; 2000-2006)
Anna Semenovich (1999-2000)
Ekaterina Davydova (1992-1998)

Former Coaches

Alexander Zhulin, Elena Tchaikovskaya, Gennadi
Karponosov, Natalia Dubova, Natalia Linichuk

Former Choreographers

Alexander Zhulin, Natalia Linichuk, Tatiana Druchinina

Former Training Locations

Moscow
Hackensack, NJ, USA

Montclair, NJ, USA

Simsbury, CT, USA

Age Began Skating

9

Retired

2006 (Aged 29)

Choreographing Career

Current Clients

Sofia Samodurova

Physical Description

Height

182 cm (5' 11.5")

Gender

Male

Eye Color

Blue

Ethnicity

Russian

Personal International Bests

CD

45.97 (WR) - 2005 World Championships

OD

68.67 - 2005 World Championships

FD

117.14 (Former WR) - 2003 Cup of Russia

Total

227.81 (WR) - 2005 World Championships

Roman Sergeyevich Kostomarov (Russian: Роман Серге́евич Костомаров; born February 8, 1977) is a Russian retired competitive ice dancer. With former partner Tatiana Navka, he is the 2006 Winter Olympic champion, a two-time World champion (2004 & 2006), a three-time Grand Prix Final champion (2003-04, 2004-05, & 2005-06), and a three-time European champion (2004-2006)

Programs[]

With Navka[]

Season	Original Dance	Free Dance
2005-2006	Cha Cha: Chilly Cha Cha _{by Antonio Puntillo, Mauro Farina, & Roberto Arduini performed by Jessica Jay} Rhumba: Historia de un Amor _{by Carlos Eleta Almarán} Samba: Samba Vocalizado _{by Luciano Perrone choreo. by Alexander Zhulin & Tatiana Druchinina}	Carmen _{by Georges Bizet choreo. by Alexander Zhulin & Tatiana Druchinina}
2004-2005	Quickstep: Sing, Sing, Sing _{by Louis Prima} Slow Foxtrot: Fever _{by Eddie Cooley & Otis Blackwell choreo. by Alexander Zhulin & Tatiana Druchinina}	Tosca _{by Giacomo Puccini choreo. by Alexander Zhulin & Tatiana Druchinina}
2003-2004	Blues: Ain't No Sunshine _{by Bill Withers covered by Al Jarreau} Rock 'n' Roll: Rock Around the Clock _{by James Myers & Max Freedman covered by Bill Haley choreo. by Alexander Zhulin & Tatiana Druchinina}	The Pink Panther _{by Henry Mancini} Soul Bossa Nova _{by Quincy Jones choreo. by Alexander Zhulin & Tatiana Druchinina}
2002-2003	Waltz: A Hunting Accident _{by Eugen Doga} March: Drummer's Salute (from JFK) _{by John Williams choreo. by Tatiana Druchinina}	The Feeling Begins (from The Last Temptation of Christ) _{by Peter Gabriel choreo. by Tatiana Druchinina}
2001-2002	Flamenco: The Mask of Zorro _{by James Horner} Tango: Libertango _{by Ástor Piazzolla choreo. by Tatiana Druchinina}	In the Closet _{by Michael Jackson & Teddy Riley performed by Michael Jackson} This Masquerade _{by Leon Russell covered by George Benson} Logozo _{by Ivan Benavides performed by Sidestepper choreo. by Tatiana Druchinina}
2000-2001	Foxtrot: Fever _{by Eddie Cooley & Otis Blackwell covered by Peggy Lee} Quickstep: Copacabana _{by Barry Manilow choreo. by Alexander Zhulin}	Funeral for a Friend _{by Elton John choreo. by Alexander Zhulin}
1998-1999	Waltz: Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman? (from Don Juan DeMarco) _{by Bryan Adams, Michael Kamen, & Robert John Lange performed by Bryan Adams choreo. by Natalia Linichuk}	Boléro _{by Maurice Ravel choreo. by Natalia Linichuk}

Exhibitions[]

Season	Music
2005-2006	Ojos Azules Sikuriadas _{by traditional}
2005-2006	Brick House _{by Lionel Richie, Milan Williams, Ronald LaPread, Thomas McClary, Walter Orange, & William King performed by the Commodores}
2004-2005	Adagio in G Minor _{by Remo Giazotto}
2003-2004	Soul Bossa Nova _{by Quincy Jones} You Showed Me _{by Gene Clark & Jim McGuinn covered by The Lightning Seeds}

With Semenovich[]

Season	Original Dance	Free Dance
1999-2000	A la Media Noche _{by Juan Luis Guerra performed by Kaoma} Ya Lo Sé Que Tú Te Vas _{by Juan Gabriel}	Introduction Don't Go Away _{by Geoman & Tina Harris performed by Sweetbox}

With Davydova[]

Season	Original Dance	Free Dance
1995-1996	Pasodoble: Pasodoble, Te Quiero _{by Antonio Guijarro & Pat Genaro}	Another Cha-Cha _{by Jimmy Goings & Nicolas Skorsky performed by Santa Esmeralda} Petite Fleur _{by Sidney Bechet}

ISU Results[]

(Season bests highlighted in bold, personal bests italicized, world records underlined)

With Navka[]

2005-2006 Season
Date	Competition	CD	OD	FD	Total
February 10 - 26	2006 Winter Olympics	2 38.20	1 61.07	1 101.37	1 200.64
January 16 - 22	2006 European Championships	3 38.21	1 60.79	1 103.32	1 202.32
December 16 - 18	2005-06 Grand Prix Final	N/A	1 63.01	1 102.71	1 165.72
November 24 - 27	2005 Cup of Russia	1 38.72	1 59.38	1 102.81	1 200.91
November 3 - 6	2005 Cup of China	1 36.83	1 58.50	1 101.74	1 197.07
2004-2005 Season
Date	Competition	CD	OD	FD	Total
March 14 - 20	2005 World Championships	1 45.97	1 68.67	1 113.17	1 227.81
January 25 - 30	2005 European Championships	1 44.19	1 63.62	1 107.16	1 214.97
December 16 - 19	2004-05 Grand Prix Final	N/A	1 65.30	1 114.93	1 180.23
November 25 - 28	2004 Cup of Russia	1 44.69	1 66.77	1 111.68	1 223.14
November 19 - 21	2004 Trophée Éric Bompard	1 43.34	1 66.53	1 111.36	1 221.23
November 4 - 7	2004 NHK Trophy	1 41.47	3 58.13	2 101.54	2 201.14
2003-2004 Season
Date	Competition	CD	OD	FD	Total
March 22 - 28	2004 World Championships	1 0.4	1 0.6	1 1.0	1 2.0
February 2 - 8	2004 European Championships	1 0.4	1 0.6	1 1.0	1 2.0
December 11 - 14	2003-04 Grand Prix Final	N/A	1 65.18	1 110.73	1 175.91
November 20 - 23	2003 Cup of Russia	1 42.40	1 66.25	1 117.14	1 225.79
November 6 - 9	2003 Cup of China	1 41.52	1 60.38	1 109.46	1 211.36
October 30 - November 2	2003 Skate Canada	1 40.04	1 61.10	2 106.31	1 207.45
2002-2003 Season
Date	Competition	CD	OD	FD	Total
March 24 - 30	2003 World Championships	3 1.2	4 2.4	4 4.0	4 7.6
February 28 - March 2	2002-03 Grand Prix Final	2 0.8	2 1.2	2 2.0	2 4.0
January 20 - 26	2003 European Championships	3 1.2	3 1.8	3 3.0	3 6.0
November 21 - 24	2002 Cup of Russia	3 1.2	2 1.2	2 2.0	2 4.4
October 23 - 27	2002 Skate America	2 0.8	2 1.2	2 2.0	2 4.0

2001-2002 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
March 16 - 24	2002 World Championships	8 1.6	8 1.6	8 4.8	8 8.0	8 16.0
February 6 - 21	2002 Winter Olympics	9 1.8	9 1.8	9 5.4	10 10.0	10 19.0
January 14 - 20	2002 European Championships	7 1.4	7 1.4	7 4.2	7 7.0	7 14.0
November 22 - 25	2001 Cup of Russia	N/A	4 1.6	4 2.4	4 4.0	4 8.0
October 24 - 28	2001 Skate America		4 1.6	4 2.4	4 4.0	4 8.0
September 4 - 9	2001 Goodwill Games		N/A	4 2.0	3 1.5	3 3.5
2000-2001 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
March 17 - 25	2001 World Championships	7 1.4	6 1.2	12 7.2	12 12.0	12 21.8
January 21 - 28	2001 European Championships	9 1.8	9 1.8	9 5.4	8 8.0	9 17.0
November 30 - December 3	2000 NHK Trophy	N/A	6 2.4	5 3.0	6 6.0	6 11.4
November 16 - 19	2000 Cup of Russia	N/A	4 1.6	4 2.4	4 4.0	4 8.0
1998-1999 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
March 20 - 28	1999 World Championships	12 2.4	12 2.4	12 7.2	12 12.0	12 24.0
January 24 - 31	1999 European Championships	9 1.8	12 2.4	11 6.6	11 11.0	11 21.8
December 2 - 6	1998 NHK Trophy	N/A	5 2.0	5 3.0	5 5.0	5 10.0
November 26 - 29	1998 Cup of Russia	N/A	4 1.6	4 2.4	3 3.0	3 7.0

With Semenovich[]

1999-2000 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
March 23 - April 3	2000 World Championships	13 2.6	13 2.6	14 8.4	13 13.0	13 26.6
February 6 - 13	2000 European Championships	10 2.0	10 2.0	9 5.4	10 10.0	10 19.4
November 24 - 28	1999 Cup of Russia	N/A	5 2.0	4 2.4	4 4.0	4 8.4

With Davydova[]

1997-1998 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
October 15 - 18	1997 Karl Schäfer Memorial	2 0.4	2 0.4	2 1.2	2 2.0	2 4.0
October 3 - 5	1997 Finlandia Trophy	N/A	2 0.8	2 1.2	2 2.0	2 4.0
1996-1997 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
January 24 - February 2	1997 Winter Universiade	N/A	2 0.8	WD
December 12 - 15	1996 Cup of Russia	N/A	5 2.0	5 3.0	5 5.0	5 10.0
1995-1996 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
November 26 - December 2	1996 World Junior Championships	2 0.4	2 0.4	2 1.2	1 1.0	1 3.0
1994-1995 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
November 21 - 27	1995 World Junior Championships	N/A	8 1.6	9 5.4	?	7
1992-1993 Season
Date	Competition	CD	CD	OD	FD	Total
December 1 - 6	1993 World Junior Championships	11 2.2	10 2.0	11 6.6	8 8.0	10 18.8

Medal Record[]

(In chronological order)

With Navka[]

Type	Competition	Season	Level
Gold	2006 Winter Olympics	2005-06	Senior
Gold	2006 European Championships	2005-06	Senior
Gold	2006 Russian Championships	2005-06	Senior
Gold	2005-06 Grand Prix Final	2005-06	Senior
Gold	2005 Cup of Russia	2005-06	Senior
Gold	2005 Cup of China	2005-06	Senior
Gold	2005 World Championships	2004-05	Senior
Gold	2005 European Championships	2004-05	Senior
Gold	2004-05 Grand Prix Final	2004-05	Senior
Gold	2004 Cup of Russia	2004-05	Senior
Gold	2004 Trophée Éric Bompard	2004-05	Senior
Silver	2004 NHK Trophy	2004-05	Senior
Gold	2004 World Championships	2003-04	Senior
Gold	2004 European Championships	2003-04	Senior
Gold	2004 Russian Championships	2003-04	Senior
Gold	2003-04 Grand Prix Final	2003-04	Senior
Gold	2003 Cup of Russia	2003-04	Senior
Gold	2003 Cup of China	2003-04	Senior
Gold	2003 Skate Canada	2003-04	Senior
Silver	2002-03 Grand Prix Final	2002-03	Senior
Bronze	2003 European Championships	2002-03	Senior
Gold	2003 Russian Championships	2002-03	Senior
Silver	2002 Cup of Russia	2002-03	Senior
Silver	2002 Skate America	2002-03	Senior
Silver	2002 Russian Championships	2001-02	Senior
Bronze	2001 Goodwill Games	2001-02	Senior
Silver	2001 Russian Championships	2000-01	Senior
Bronze	1999 Russian Championships	1998-99	Senior
Bronze	1998 Cup of Russia	1998-99	Senior

With Semenovich[]

Type	Competition	Season	Level
Silver	2000 Russian Championships	1999-00	Senior

With Davydova[]

Type	Competition	Season	Level
Silver	1997 Karl Schäfer Memorial	1997-98	Senior
Silver	1997 Finlandia Trophy	1997-98	Senior
Bronze	1997 Russian Championships	1996-97	Senior
Gold	1996 World Junior Championships	1995-96	Junior