Irina Kononova

Irina Kononova passed away on 17 September 2026 at the age of 67. She founded the Tallinn Figure Skating School in 2001 and led it as director for 25 years, until the end of her life. She was a single skating master coach, president of IK Kristalluisk and a member of the Estonian Skating Union's figure skating technical committee.

Under her guidance, from the very start of their careers, grew the leading figures of Estonian figure skating: Olympian and European Championship silver medallist Aleksandr Selevko and multiple Estonian champion and World Championship competitor Mihhail Selevko. She was the first coach whose student brought Estonia a silver medal at the European Figure Skating Championships.

Irina devoted her whole life to figure skating. Her professionalism, her coaching methods, her kind heart and her remarkable ability to connect with each person live on in her students and in the school's everyday work. Watching them, we will always remember Irina — her work, her strength and the lasting mark she left on figure skating.

May her memory live on.

Best results

Olympic Games · 2026
Aleksandr Selevko
16th place
World Championships · 2026
6th place — Aleksandr Selevko
World Championships · 2026
20th place — Nataly Langerbaur
32× Estonian titles2 Olympic starts18 ISU medals
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Aleksandr Selevko

19 medals in totalWorld Championships — Small bronze · SP2026European Championships — Silver2024European Championships — Small silver · SP2026European Championships — Small bronze · SP2024Estonian titles ×42020, 2021, 2022, 2026Estonian titles (U) ×22018, 2020ISU Challenger Series ×82025–2026ISU Grand Prix (Skate Canada) — Silver2025
Coaches: Irina Kononova, Katsiaryna Kalenda, Aleksei Letov · A stylized logo featuring a fox's head and the word "KRISTALLUISK" in purple and blueKristalluisk
Olympic Games
Beijing 2022 · Milano Cortina 2026 — 16th place
World Championships
6th place — 2026Small bronze · SP 2026
European Championships
5th place — 2026 · 9th place — 2025Silver · 2024Small silver · SP 2026Small bronze · SP 2024
Estonian Championships
Estonian champion — 2020, 2021, 2022, 2026
Estonian Junior Championships
Estonian junior champion — 2018, 2020
ISU Challenger Series
Wins: Tallinn Trophy 2025, Cranberry Cup 2026 · 8 medals in total
ISU Grand Prix (Skate Canada)
First Grand Prix medal by an Estonian men’s skaterSilver · 2025
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Mihhail Selevko

12 medals in totalEuropean Championships — Small bronze · SP2026Estonian titles ×42019, 2023, 2024, 2025Estonian Championships — 2nd place2026Estonian titles (U) ×12019ISU Challenger Series ×42019–2024European Youth Olympic Festival — Silver2019
World Championships
Competed — 2022, 2023, 2025
European Championships
6th place — 2026 · 7th place — 2025Small bronze · SP 2026
Estonian Championships
Estonian champion — 2019, 2023, 2024, 2025 · 2nd place — 2026
Estonian Junior Championships
Estonian junior champion — 2019
ISU Challenger Series
Wins: Tallinn Trophy 2019, Golden Spin of Zagreb 2024 · 4 medals in total
European Youth Olympic Festival
2019Silver · 2019
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Nataly Langerbaur

4 medals in totalEstonian Championships — 2nd place2023, 2024, 2026Estonian Championships — 3rd place2022
World Championships
20th place — 2026 · 21st place — 2024
European Championships
14th place — 2024 · 19th place — 2026
Estonian Championships
2nd place — 2023, 2024, 2026 · 3rd place — 2022
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Jegor Martšenko

2 medals in totalEstonian Junior Championships — 3rd place2025Estonian Junior Championships — 2nd place2024
Estonian Junior Championships
3rd place (2025)
Estonian Junior Championships
2nd place (2024)