Belarus

338 competitions hosted since 1997
1,097 competitors · 38 active this year
22 judges · 5 active

Judges from Belarus

A judge's country is the one WDSF lists for them or the one their own competition entries show, whichever is more recent; a claimed profile comes first.

Busiest this year

Most competitions judged in the past 12 months in Belarus.

1Belarus Andrei Sabanskiy5comps
2Belarus Liudmila Tsylents-Chojnacka5comps
3Belarus Olga Sabanskaya4comps
4Belarus Dzmitry Bialiauski1comp
5Belarus Uladzislau Ivanovich1comp

5 judges in Belarus judged a final in the past year.

Most experienced

Most competitions judged in our records in Belarus.

5 of 5 active judges in Belarus

Distance from the panel: shorter = closer to the final resultMedian active judge: 18.1%Each judge's placements in skated finals are compared with the panel's result. The distance is the average gap as a share of the places available (field − 1), so one place in a 3-couple final counts as half the field and in a 12-couple final as an eleventh; lower means closer to the panel.It describes how a judge marks; judges are not ranked. Judges with fewer than 100+ marks across 3+ competitions have too little evidence to compare, so their figure reads muted and sorts after the rest.The list opens on judges who worked a skated final in the last 3 years, most active in the past year first. Everyone adds the rest.Countries come from the nation WDSF lists for a judge or the country of their own competition entries, whichever is more recent; a claimed profile's country comes first. Recall rounds are not part of the distance; each judge's page adds panel lean, which combines recalls and finals.

	How far, on average, this judge's placements land from the panel's final result, as a share of the places available (field − 1): one place off in a 3-couple final is half the field, in a 12-couple final an eleventh. Shorter is closer to the panel. The tick marks the median active judge; the small figure below is the same distance in raw places, which bigger finals inflate. Judges with fewer than 100+ marks across 3+ competitions read muted and sort after the rest.	Competitions judged in the past 12 months.
Belarus Andrei Sabanskiy BelarusStandardLatinsince 20135 this year · 104 comps	15.7%0.80 places	5	104	35411,088 marks	Jun 26, 2026
Belarus Liudmila Tsylents-Chojnacka BelarusLatinStandardsince 20165 this year · 36 comps	18.1%0.91 places	5	36	1644,976 marks	Oct 2, 2026
Belarus Olga Sabanskaya BelarusStandardLatinsince 20154 this year · 64 comps	17.6%0.90 places	4	64	2247,037 marks	Sep 26, 2026
Belarus Dzmitry Bialiauski BelarusStandardLatinsince 20161 this year · 28 comps	18.9%0.96 places	1	28	902,780 marks	Aug 11, 2026
Belarus Uladzislau Ivanovich BelarusStandardLatinsince 20191 this year · 5 comps	20.1%1.02 places	1	5	18550 marks	May 23, 2026

How far, on average, this judge's placements land from the panel's final result, as a share of the places available (field − 1): one place off in a 3-couple final is half the field, in a 12-couple final an eleventh. Shorter is closer to the panel. The tick marks the median active judge; the small figure below is the same distance in raw places, which bigger finals inflate. Judges with fewer than 100+ marks across 3+ competitions read muted and sort after the rest.

Competitions judged in the past 12 months.

Andrei Sabanskiy

BelarusStandardLatinsince 20135 this year · 104 comps

15.7%0.80 places

104

35411,088 marks

Jun 26, 2026

Liudmila Tsylents-Chojnacka

BelarusLatinStandardsince 20165 this year · 36 comps

18.1%0.91 places

1644,976 marks

Oct 2, 2026