Hektor Giotopoulos Moore is one of Australia’s most accomplished young figure skaters and a rising force in international pair skating. Beginning his journey in Sydney and now training at one of the world’s leading skating hubs in Montreal, Hektor has built a reputation for strength, artistry, and exceptional competitive drive. Alongside his skating partner, Anastasiia Golubeva, Hektor has represented Australia at the highest levels of the sport.

Hektor’s Achievements & Olympic Road

• Made history with Australia’s first senior ISU Grand Prix medal (bronze at Skate Canada International).
• Two-time World Junior Championship silver medallist.
• Top-ten finisher at the 2025 ISU World Figure Skating Championships, helping secure Australia a quota spot in pair skating at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games.
• Hektor is now preparing to compete at the 2026 Olympic Games, representing Australia among the world’s best.
• Hektor’s progress reflects years of dedication, intense training, and the resilience required to compete at Olympic level.

Figure skating is one of the most expensive competitive sports, and for an Australian athlete training internationally, the costs increase even further. Your contribution helps cover essential expenses such as:

• Elite coaching and choreographic development
• Ice time and off-ice conditioning
• Travel and accommodation for international competitions (including the 2026 Olympic Games)
• Equipment, costumes, and maintenance
• Physiotherapy, recovery, and injury prevention

By supporting Hektor, you are investing in one of Australia’s brightest young skating talents and helping him pursue excellence at future World Championships and the rapidly approaching 2026 Winter Olympic Games. Every donation large or small makes a meaningful difference.

Donations through the ASF are tax deductible, helping you support an Australian athlete while contributing to the growth of winter sports in Australia.