Hektor Giotopoulos Moore born 25 June is an Australian pair skater. With his skating partner, Anastasia Golubeva , they are the Warsaw Cup champions and the Australian National champions. Giotopoulos Moore also has three siblings: Kassandra, the eldest; Davis, the second-born; and Alek, the youngest.
Moreover, Giotopoulos Moore holds dual Australian-Greek citizenship. Giotopoulos Moore began skating at the age of nine after developing an interest in pair skating from watching a pair team, coached by Galina and Andrei Pachin, performing a lift in practice at the Sydney Figure Skating Club.
The Pachins agreed to train him after seeing how tall Giotopoulos Moore's father was and knowing that Giotopoulos Moore would likely grow to be tall enough to be a pair skater as well. In addition, he won the Australian Novice Championships as a singles skater. Due to the difficulties of finding a suitable pair partner in Australia , Giotopoulos Moore and his coaches searched for potential partners abroad.
In the fall of , Giotopoulos Moore had a try-out with Anastasia Golubeva , a singles skater from Moscow , after Galina and Andrei Pachin were able to get in contact with Golubeva's coach in Russia. When Giatopoulos Moore's visa began to expire, the pair temporarily relocated to Belarus due to the country allowing three-month visa-free entry.
The team would finally relocate to Sydney , Australia after the country re-opened its borders. The pair would also go on to compete at the senior level the β22 Challenger Series , placing eighth at the Nebelhorn Trophy and tenth at the Golden Spin of Zagreb. Although the pair were assigned to compete at the World Championships in Montpellier , their plans were disrupted by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
