Nordic Figure Skating Championships

Nordic Figure Skating Championships
Nordic Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	International competition
Begins	1919
Frequency	Annual
Countries	Denmark; Finland; Iceland; Norway; Sweden
Organized by	Danish Skating Union; Finnish Figure Skating Association; Icelandic Skating Association; Norwegian Skating Association; Swedish Figure Skating Federation

The Nordic Figure Skating Championships (Swedish: Nordiska mästerskapen i konståkning; Norwegian: Nordiske mesterskap i kunstløp; Danish: Nordiske mesterskaber i kunstskøjteløb; Finnish: Pohjoismaiset taitoluistelun mestaruuskilpailut; Icelandic: Norðurlandameistaramót í listskautaíþróttum) – also reported in media as the Scandinavian Figure Skating Championships – are an annual figure skating competition jointly organized by the skating federations of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. The first Nordic Championships were held in 1919 in Oslo, Norway, and consisted of events in speed skating and figure skating.^[1] The championships were originally limited to skaters from the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden); however, representatives of any ISU member nation have been able to compete in senior-level events at the championships since 2011,^[2] and in junior-level events since 2020.^[3]

StatusActive

GenreInternational competition

Begins1919

FrequencyAnnual

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Medals may be awarded in men's and women's singles at the senior and junior levels. Pair skating was last contested at the Nordic Championships in 1967.^[4] Ice dance was contested very infrequently; the last occurrence was in 2012.^[5] Three skaters are currently tied for winning the most Nordic Championship titles in men's singles (with six each): Kristoffer Berntsson of Sweden, Per Kjølberg of Norway, and Alexander Majorov of Sweden. Viktoria Helgesson of Sweden holds the record in women's singles (with five), while Ludowika Jakobsson and Walter Jakobsson of Finland hold the record in pair skating (with three).

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Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1919	Kristiania	Martin Stixrud	Josef Jensen	Albert Stixrud	^[1]
1920	Helsinki	Gillis Grafström	Martin Stixrud	Sakari Ilmanen	^[6]
1921	Stockholm	Martin Stixrud	Paul Nikkanen	Gunnar Jakobsson	^[7]
1922	Trondheim	Martin Stixrud	No other competitors		^[8]
1923–45	No competitions held				^[9]
1946	Stockholm	Bo Mothander	Per Cock-Clausen	Marcus Nikkanen	^[10]
1947	Turku	Lars Björkman	No other competitors		^[11]
1948	No competition held				^[9]
1949	Lillehammer	Per Cock-Clausen	Kalle Tuulos	Hans Lindh	^[12]
1950	Uppsala			No other competitors	^[13]
1951	Helsinki			Lars Björkman	^[14]
1952	No competition held				^[9]
1953	Solna	Kalle Tuulos	Per Cock-Clausen	Hans Lindh	^[15]
1954	Hamar	Per Cock-Clausen	Kalle Tuulos		^[9]
1955	Gothenburg	Kalle Tuulos	Per Cock-Clausen		^[16]
1956	Helsinki	Kalle Tuulos	Per Kjølberg	Per Cock-Clausen	^[17]
1957	Stockholm	Per Kjølberg	Hans Lindh	Per Cock-Clausen	^[18]
1958	Gjøvik		Per Cock-Clausen	Ragnar Wikström	^[19]
1959	Helsinki		Jorma Heinonen	Ragnar Wikström	^[20]
1960	Jönköping		Ragnar Wikström	Raymond Wiklander	^[21]
1961	Copenhagen			Erik Grünert	^[22]
1962	Lillehammer			Raymond Wiklander	^[23]
1963	Lahti	Ragnar Wikström	Ilkka Varhee		^[24]
1964	Malmö	Ragnar Wikström	Jan Ullmark		^[25]
1965	Copenhagen	Jan Ullmark	Tony Berntler	Arne Hoffman	^[26]
1966	Sarpsborg	Tony Berntler	Jan Ullmark	Thomas Callerud	^[27]
1967	Helsinki		Thomas Callerud	Jan Ullmark	^[28]
1968	Gävle		Thomas Callerud	Ragnar Wikström	^[29]
1969	Copenhagen	Thomas Callerud	Tony Berntler	Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen	^[30]
1970	Helsinki	Tony Berntler	Pekka Leskinen	Ragnar Wikström	^[31]
1971	Gothenburg	Thomas Callerud	Pekka Leskinen	Arne Hoffman	^[32]
1972	Oslo	John Ferdinandsen	Arne Hoffman	Thomas Öberg	^[33]
1973	Copenhagen	Thomas Öberg	Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen	No other competitors	^[34]
1974	Helsinki	Pekka Leskinen	Thomas Öberg	Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen	^[35]
1975	Malmö	Pekka Leskinen	Thomas Öberg	Flemming Søderquist	^[36]
1976	Stavanger	Thomas Öberg	Nils-Åke Nelson	Jan Glerup	^[37]
1977	Copenhagen	Nils-Åke Nelson	Flemming Søderquist	Matthias Eidman	^[38]
1978	Oulu	Thomas Öberg	Antti Kontiola		^[39]
1979	Gothenburg	Thomas Öberg	Antti Kontiola		^[40]
1980	Trondheim	Antti Kontiola	Peter Söderholm		^[41]
1981	Aarhus	Antti Kontiola	Todd Sand	Peter Söderholm	^[42]
1982	Helsinki	Todd Sand	Antti Kontiola		^[43]
1983	Gothenburg	Fini Ravn	Lars Dresler		^[44]
1984	Oslo	Henrik Walentin	Antti Kontiola	Fini Ravn	^[45]
1985	Copenhagen	Lars Åkesson	Lars Dresler	Henrik Walentin	^[46]
1986	Turku	Lars Åkesson	Peter Johansson	Henrik Walentin	^[47]
1987	Upplands Väsby	Henrik Walentin	Jari Kauppi	Kim Ketelsen	^[48]
1988	Asker	Peter Johansson	Henrik Walentin	Jari Kauppi	^[49]
1989	Hvidovre	Peter Johansson		Lars Dresler	^[50]
1990	Helsinki	Lars Dresler		Oula Jääskeläinen	^[51]
1991	Malmö	Henrik Walentin	Michael Tyllesen	Jan Erik Digernes	^[52]
1992	Bergen		Jan Erik Digernes	Niclas Karlsson	^[53]
1993	Aarhus		Michael Tyllesen	Joel Mangs	^[54]
1994	Helsinki	Markus Leminen	Johnny Rønne Jensen	Oula Jääskeläinen	^[55]
1995	Enköping	Markus Leminen	Michael Tyllesen	Johnny Rønne Jensen	^[56]
1996	Asker	Michael Tyllesen	Johnny Rønne Jensen	Jukka Kalliomäki	^[57]
1997	Hvidovre	Johnny Rønne Jensen	Jukka Kalliomäki	Ludvig Mannbro	^[58]
1998	Helsinki		Edvard Pyöriäinen	Lasse Bech	^[59]
1999	Linköping		Tero Hämäläinen	No other competitors	^[60]
2000	Stavanger	Michael Tyllesen	Johnny Rønne Jensen	Filip Stiller	^[61]
2001	Odense	Edvard Pyöriäinen	Joni Juvonen	Mikael Olofsson	^[62]
2002	Vierumäki	Kristoffer Berntsson	Filip Stiller	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	^[63]
2003	Reykjavík		Filip Stiller	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	^[64]
2004	Helsingborg		Antti Aalto	Duran O'Hara Lindblom	^[65]
2005	Asker		Adrian Schultheiss	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	^[66]
2006	Copenhagen	Adrian Schultheiss	Filip Stiller		^[67]
2007	Helsinki	Kristoffer Berntsson	Adrian Schultheiss		^[68]
2008	Reykjavík	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Mikko Minkkinen	Michael Chrolenko	^[69]
2009	Malmö	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Alexander Majorov	Justus Strid	^[70]
2010	Asker	Kristoffer Berntsson	Alexander Majorov	Mikko Minkkinen	^[71]
2011	Rødovre	Alexander Majorov	Adrian Schultheiss	Kristoffer Berntsson	^[2]
2012	Vantaa		Justus Strid	Julian Lagus	^[5]
2013	Reykjavík			Kim Lucine	^[72]
2014	Uppsala			Valtter Virtanen	^[73]
2015	Stavanger	Javier Raya	Sondre Oddvoll Boe	Ondrej Spiegl	^[74]
2016	Aalborg	Alexander Majorov	Valtter Virtanen	Brendan Kerry	^[75]
2017	Reykjavík	Chafik Besseghier	Ondrej Spiegl	Daniel Albert Naurits	^[76]
2018	Rovaniemi	Alexander Majorov	Valtter Virtanen	Sondre Oddvoll Boe	^[77]
2019	Linköping	Sondre Oddvoll Bøe	Alexander Majorov	Aleksandr Selevko	^[78]
2020	Stavanger	Deniss Vasiļjevs	Sondre Oddvoll Bøe	Illya Solomin	^[3]
2021	Copenhagen	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			^[79]
2022	Hørsholm	Valtter Virtanen	Kornel Witkowski	Oliver Praetorius	^[80]
2023	Reykjavík	Andreas Nordebäck	Gabriel Folkesson	Makar Suntsev	^[81]
2024	Borås	Andreas Nordebäck	Gabriel Folkesson	Makar Suntsev	^[82]
2025	Asker	Casper Johansson	Arttu Juusola	Jan Ollikainen	^[83]
2026	Copenhagen	Hugo Bostedt	Arttu Juusola	No other competitors	^[84]

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1919	Kristiania	Magda Mauroy	Ingrid Gulbrandsen	Margot Moe	^[1]
1920	Helsinki	Anna-Lisa Allart		No other competitors	^[6]
1921	Stockholm	Magda Julin		Margot Moe	^[7]
1922	Trondheim	Margot Moe		No other competitors	^[8]
1923–45	No competitions held				^[9]
1946	Stockholm	Britta Råhlén	Gun Ericson	Leena Pietilä	^[10]
1947	Turku	Leena Pietilä	Kirsti Linna	No other competitors	^[11]
1948	No competition held				^[9]
1949	Lillehammer	Marit Henie	Bjørg Løhnner	Leena Pietilä	^[12]
1950	Uppsala	Gun Ericson	Leena Pietilä	Marit Henie	^[13]
1951	Helsinki	Leena Pietilä	Margaretha Brungårdh	Kirsti Linna	^[14]
1952	No competition held				^[9]
1953	Solna	Gun Mothander	Leena Pietilä	Margaretha Brunsgårdh	^[15]
1954	Hamar	Ingeborg Nilsson	Gun Mothander	Ally Lundström	^[9]
1955	Gothenburg	Ingeborg Nilsson	Britt Turid Aronsen	Ally Lundström	^[16]
1956	Helsinki	Britt Turid Aronsen	Ingeborg Nilsson	Kiirsti Linna	^[17]
1957	Stockholm	Ally Lundström	Grete Borgen	Anne Karin Dehle	^[18]
1958	Gjøvik	Grete Borgen	Anne Karin Dehle	Astrid Ekeberg	^[19]
1959	Helsinki	Anne Karin Dehle	Grete Borgen		^[20]
1960	Jönköping		Siri Kamfjord		^[21]
1961	Copenhagen		Berit Unn Johansen		^[22]
1962	Lillehammer		Ann-Margreth Frei	Berit Unn Johansen	^[23]
1963	Lahti	Ann-Margreth Frei-Käck	Viviann Østby	Pia Wingisaar	^[85]
1964	Malmö	Ann-Margreth Frei-Käck	Berit Unn Johansen	Anne Karin Dehle	^[25]
1965	Copenhagen	Marianne Bæk	Anne Karin Dehle	Britt Elfving	^[26]
1966	Sarpsborg	Britt Elfving	Anne Karin Dehle	Anna-Maija Rissanen	^[27]
1967	Helsinki	Britt Elfving	Jette Vad	Pia Vingisaar	^[4]
1968	Gävle	Anne Karin Dehle	Jette Vad	Louise Lettström	^[29]
1969	Copenhagen	Britt Elfving	Eva Hermansson	Louise Lettström	^[30]
1970	Helsinki	Anita Johansson	Eva Hermansson	Anne Karin Dehle	^[31]
1971	Gothenburg	Lise-Lotte Öberg	Anita Johansson	Louise Lettström	^[32]
1972	Oslo		Bjørg Ellen Ringdal	Liv Egelund	^[33]
1973	Copenhagen		Tarja Näsi	Liv Egelund	^[34]
1974	Helsinki	Tarja Näsi	Hannele Koskinen	Susan Broman	^[86]
1975	Malmö	Susan Broman	Lise-Lotte Öberg	Kristiina Wegelius	^[36]
1976	Stavanger	Kristiina Wegelius	Hannele Koskinen	Susan Broman	^[87]
1977	Copenhagen	Kristiina Wegelius	Niina Kyöttinen	Bodil Olsson	^[38]
1978	Oulu	Hannele Koskinen	Susan Broman	Christina Svensson	^[39]
1979	Gothenburg	Susan Broman	Jeanne Chapman	Bodil Olsson	^[40]
1980	Trondheim	Pia Snellman	Catarina Lindgren	Paivi Nieminen	^[41]
1981	Aarhus	Christina Svensson	Hanne Gamborg	Lotta Isaksson	^[42]
1982	Helsinki	Susanna Peltola	Anette Olsson	Elise Ahonen	^[43]
1983	Gothenburg	Hanne Gamborg	Anette Olsson	Nina Östman	^[44]
1984	Oslo	Elina Hänninen	Nina Östman	Lotta Falkenbäck	^[45]
1985	Copenhagen	Lotta Falkenbäck	Maria Bergqvist	Karin Starzmann	^[46]
1986	Turku		Elise Ahonen	Elina Hänninen	^[47]
1987	Upplands Väsby		Elina Hänninen	Birgitta Andersson	^[48]
1988	Asker	Hélène Persson	Susanne Seger	Anisette Torp-Lind	^[49]
1989	Hvidovre	Hélène Persson	Anisette Torp-Lind	Ann-Marie Söderholm	^[50]
1990	Helsinki	Mari Niskanen	Ines Klubal	Mila Kajas	^[51]
1991	Malmö	Hélène Persson	Mila Kajas	Ines Klubal	^[52]
1992	Bergen	Kaisa Kella	Mila Kajas	Ann-Marie Söderholm	^[53]
1993	Aarhus	Kaisa Kella	Anisette Torp-Lind	Ann-Marie Söderholm	^[54]
1994	Helsinki	Tuire Kuronen	Kaisa Kella	Helena Grundberg	^[88]
1995	Enköping	Hannele Lundström	Mila Kajas	Helena Grundberg	^[56]
1996	Asker	Kaisa Kella	Alisa Drei	Jessica Grahn	^[57]
1997	Hvidovre	Elina Kettunen	Annukka Laukkanen	Sanna-Maija Wiksten	^[58]
1998	Helsinki	Sanna-Maija Wiksten	Annukka Laukkanen	Klara Bramfeldt	^[59]
1999	Linköping	Elina Kettunen	Sanna-Maija Wiksten	Anna Lundström	^[60]
2000	Stavanger	Susanna Pöykiö	Anna Lundström	Klara Bramfeldt	^[61]
2001	Odense	Mikkeline Kierkgaard	Taru Karvosenoja	Klara Bramfeldt	^[62]
2002	Vierumäki	Alisa Drei	Åsa Persson	Anna Lundström	^[89]
2003	Reykjavík	Elina Kettunen	Susanna Pöykiö	Johanna Götesson	^[64]
2004	Helsingborg	Elina Kettunen	Lina Johansson	Sari Hakola	^[65]
2005	Asker	Alisa Drei	Elina Kettunen	Tytti Tervonen	^[66]
2006	Copenhagen	Niina Laksola	Malin Hållberg-Leuf	Elina Vesamäki	^[67]
2007	Helsinki	Susanna Pöykiö	Laura Lepistö	Lina Johansson	^[68]
2008	Reykjavík	Viktoria Helgesson	Maria Taljegård	Malin Hållberg-Leuf	^[69]
2009	Malmö		Linnea Mellgren	Henriikka Hietaniemi	^[70]
2010	Asker		Angelica Olsson	Joshi Helgesson	^[71]
2011	Rødovre		Linnea Mellgren	Juulia Turkkila	^[2]
2012	Vantaa	Juulia Turkkila	Joshi Helgesson	Isabelle Olsson	^[5]
2013	Reykjavík	Viktoria Helgesson	Joshi Helgesson	Anita Madsen	^[72]
2014	Uppsala	Joshi Helgesson	Viktoria Helgesson	Liubov Efimenko	^[73]
2015	Stavanger	Jenni Saarinen	Anne Line Gjersem	Viveca Lindfors	^[74]
2016	Aalborg	Joshi Helgesson	Viveca Lindfors	Isabelle Olsson	^[75]
2017	Reykjavík	Carolina Kostner	Elizaveta Tuktamysheva	Anita Östlund	^[76]
2018	Rovaniemi	Viveca Lindfors	Anita Östlund	Josefin Taljegard	^[77]
2019	Linköping	Jenni Saarinen	Gerli Liinamäe	Vera Stolt	^[78]
2020	Stavanger	Lara Naki Gutmann	Emmi Peltonen	Jenni Saarinen	^[3]
2021	Copenhagen	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			^[79]
2022	Hørsholm	Oona Ounasvuori	Ting Tzu-Han	Olivia Lisko	^[80]
2023	Reykjavík	Nella Pelkonen	Janna Jyrkinen		^[81]
2024	Borås	Josefin Taljegård	Mia Risa Gomez		^[82]
2025	Asker	Olivia Lisko	Linnea Ceder	Josefin Taljegård	^[83]
2026	Copenhagen	Iida Karhunen	Mia Risa Gomez	Olivia Lisko	^[84]

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1919	Kristiania	Ludowika Jakobsson Walter Jakobsson	Alexia Bryn Yngvar Bryn	Margit Jacobsen M. Engebretsen	^[1]
1920	Helsinki		Margit Jacobsen M. Engebretsen	No other competitors	^[6]
1921	Stockholm		Alexia Bryn Yngvar Bryn	Helfrid Palm Agard Berghagen	^[7]
1922	Trondheim	Alexia Bryn Yngvar Bryn	Mr. Ingebrotsen Mrs. Ingebrotsen	No other competitors	^[8]
1923–45	No competitions held				^[9]
1946	Stockholm	Brita Råhlsen Bo Mothander	Gun Hammarin Sven Brandelius	Inger Weitzmann Harry Meistrup	^[90]
1947	Turku	Harriet Pantaenius Lars Björkmann	No other competitors		^[11]
1948	No competition held				^[9]
1949	Lillehammer	Margot Walle Allan Fjeldheim	Britta Lindmark Ulf Berendt	Harriet Pantaenius Lars Björkmann	^[12]
1950	Uppsala	Gertrud Mikhejew Sture Höidén	Harriet Pantaenius Lars Björkmann	Inkeri Soininen Paavo Mäkelä	^[13]
1951	Helsinki	Britta Lindmark Ulf Berendt	Leena Pietilä Lars Björkman	No other competitors	^[14]
1952	No competition held				^[9]
1953	Solna	Leena Pietilä Lars Björkman	Bjørg Skjælaaen Johannes Thorsen	No other competitors	^[15]
1954	Hamar	Britta Lindmark Ulf Berendt	Bjørg Skjælaaen Johannes Thorsen	No other competitors	^[9]
1955	Gothenburg	Bjørg Skjælaaen Johannes Thorsen	Ingeborg Nilsson Reidar Börjeson	Gun Mothander Hans Lindh	^[16]
1956	Helsinki	Ingeborg Nilsson Reidar Börjeson	Mona-Lisa Englund Ronny Hall	No other competitors	^[17]
1957	Stockholm	Agneta Wale Kristian Wale	Ingeborg Nilsson Reidar Börjeson	Maud Levin Inge Sterner	^[18]
1958	Gjøvik	Agneta Wale Kristian Wale	Ingeborg Nilsson Reidar Börjeson	Soile Drufva Nils Kankkonen	^[19]
1959	Helsinki	Grete Borgen Per Kjølberg	Soile Drufva Nils Kankkonen	Margareta Ericson Staffan Thorson	^[20]
1960	Jönköping	Grete Borgen Per Kjølberg	Liv Lunde Erik Grünert	Britta Eriksson Ronny Hall	^[21]
1961	Copenhagen	Liv Lunde Erik Grünert	Margareta Ericson Staffan Thorson	Ayoe Bardram Alf Refer	^[22]
1962	Lillehammer	Liv Lunde Erik Grünert	Gunilla Lindberg Gunnar de Shàrengrad	Boel Lögdberg Christer Eriksson	^[23]
1963	Lahti	Karin Bjerke Magnussen Erik Grünert	Gunilla Lindberg Gunnar de Shàrengrad	Anna-Maja Rissanen Ilkka Varhee	^[85]
1964	Malmö	Anna-Maija Rissanen Ilkka Varhee	Marie Gellermark Conny Wilbe	Boel Lögdberg Christer Eriksson	^[25]
1965	Copenhagen	Karin Bjerke Magnussen Erik Grünert	Marie Gellermark Conny Wilbe	No other competitors	^[91]
1966	Sarpsborg	No pairs competitors			^[27]
1967	Helsinki	Anikken Støa Erik Grünert	No other competitors		^[4]
1968–2026	No pairs competitions since 1967

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1972	Oslo	Vivi Poulsen Kurt Poulsen	No other competitors		^[92]
1973	Copenhagen	Vivi Poulsen Kurt Poulsen	No other competitors		^[34]
1974–81	No ice dance competitions
1982	Helsinki	Saila Saarinen Kim Jacobson	Ulla Örnmarker Thomas Svedberg	Karin Eliasson Sten-Olof Eliasson	^[43]
1983	Gothenburg	Annika Persson Johan Formgren	Maria Ström Owe Ridderstråle	No other competitors	^[44]
1984–86	No ice dance competitions
1987	Upplands Väsby	Åsa Agblad Ove Ridderstråle	Susanna Peltola Kim Jacobson	Johanna Elfving Pontus Krantz	^[93]
1988–2011	No ice dance competitions
2012	Vantaa	Henna Lindholm Ossi Kanervo	Malin Malmberg Thomas Nordahl	No other competitors	^[5]
2013–26	No ice dance competitions since 2012

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1995	Enköping	Kristoffer Berntsson	Mikael Olofsson	Pasi Honkanen	^[94]
1996	Asker	Kristoffer Berntsson	Lasse Bech	Edvard Pyöriäinen	^[57]
1997	Hvidovre	Filip Stiller	Edvard Pyöriäinen	Mikael Olofsson	^[58]
1998	Helsinki	Kristoffer Berntsson	Henrik Forsgren	Tem Lylloff	^[59]
1999	Linköping	Filip Stiller	Kristoffer Berntsson	Hunor Thurman	^[60]
2000	Stavanger	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Mikko Minkkinen	Mikael Olofsson	^[61]
2001	Odense	Filip Stiller		Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	^[62]
2002	Vierumäki	Niklas Hogner		Antti Aalto	^[95]
2003	Reykjavík	Adrian Schultheiss	Niklas Hogner	Tommi Piiroinen	^[64]
2004	Helsingborg	Adrian Schultheiss	Michael Chrolenko	Valtter Virtanen	^[65]
2005	Asker	Michael Chrolenko	Justus Strid	Tommi Piiroinen	^[66]
2006	Copenhagen	Alexander Majorov	Valtter Virtanen	Justus Strid	^[67]
2007	Helsinki	Alexander Majorov	Samuli Tyyskä	Anton Truvé	^[68]
2008	Reykjavík	Anton Truvé	Filip Nordman	Otto-Eemeli Laamanen	^[69]
2009	Malmö	Otto-Eemeli Laamanen	Michael Neumann	Matthias Versluis	^[70]
2010	Asker	Viktor Zubik	Ondrej Spiegl	Julian Lagus	^[71]
2011	Rødovre	Julian Lagus	Ondrej Spiegl	Mathias Andersson	^[2]
2012	Vantaa	Tino Olenius	Josef Oscarsson-Ericsson	Marcus Björk	^[5]
2013	Reykjavík	Sondre Oddvoll Bøe	Nicky-Leo Obreykov	Tino Olenius	^[72]
2014	Uppsala	Illya Solomin	Nicky-Leo Obreykov	Tino Olenius	^[73]
2015	Stavanger	Roman Galay	Tino Olenius	Mandus Thorman	^[74]
2016	Aalborg	Nikolaj Majorov	John-Olof Hallman	Daniel Tsion	^[75]
2017	Reykjavík	Nikolaj Majorov	Natran Tzagai	Mikael Nordebäck	^[76]
2018	Rovaniemi	Andreas Nordebäck	Mikael Nordebäck	Nikolaj Pedersen	^[77]
2019	Linköping	Oliver Praetorius	Daniel Seidel	Lucas Tiilikainen	^[78]
2020	Stavanger	Casper Johansson	Jonathan Egyptson	Lauri Lankila	^[3]
2021	Copenhagen	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			^[79]
2022	Hørsholm	Andreas Nordebäck	Casper Johansson	Matias Lindfors	^[80]
2023	Reykjavík	Casper Johansson	Matias Lindfors	Jonathan Egyptson	^[81]
2024	Borås	Casper Johansson	Matias Lindfors	Hugo Bostedt	^[82]
2025	Asker	Elias Sayed	Albin Samuelsson	Hugo Bostedt	^[83]
2026	Copenhagen	Matias Lindfors	Albin Samuelsson	Daniil Vanalov	^[84]

Nordic Figure Skating Championships

Senior medalists

Men's singles

Women's singles

Pairs

Ice dance

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Women's singles

Records

Cumulative medal count

Men's singles

Women's singles

Pairs

Ice dance

Total

References

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Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1995	Enköping	Ann-Sofi Kähr	Kaja Hanevold	Selja Teitti	^[94]
1996	Asker	Sanna-Maija Wiksten	Elina Kettunen	Miia Marttinen	^[57]
1997	Hvidovre	Sara Lindroos	Pia Airaksinen	Kati Simola	^[58]
1998	Helsinki	Mikkeline Kierkgaard	Kati Simola	Tiina Weckman	^[59]
1999	Linköping	Mikkeline Kierkgaard	Åsa Persson	Marjut Turunen	^[60]
2000	Stavanger	Taru Karvosenoja	Johanna Götesson	Jessica Söderlind	^[61]
2001	Odense	Sari Hakola	Mari Hirvonen	Johanna Götesson	^[62]
2002	Vierumäki	Johanna Götesson	Erika Salo	Sari Hakola	^[96]
2003	Reykjavík	Kiira Korpi	Marie Skärgård	Laura Lepistö	^[64]
2004	Helsingborg	Kiira Korpi	Viktoria Helgesson	Laura Lepistö	^[65]
2005	Asker	Isabelle Nylander	Laura Lepistö	Amanda Nylander	^[66]
2006	Copenhagen	Jenni Vähämaa	Laura Lepistö	Amanda Nylander	^[67]
2007	Helsinki	Jenni Vähämaa	Maria Taljegård	Sofia Otala	^[68]
2008	Reykjavík	Joshi Helgesson	Alisa Mikonsaari	Angelica Olsson	^[69]
2009	Malmö	Joshi Helgesson	Isabelle Olsson	Anne Line Gjersem	^[70]
2010	Asker	Beata Papp	Rebecka Emanuelsson	Cecilia Törn	^[71]
2011	Rødovre	Isabelle Olsson	Nea Viiri	Anine Rabe	^[2]
2012	Vantaa	Seidi Rantanen	Eveliina Viljanen	Rebecka Emanuelsson	^[5]
2013	Reykjavík	Jenni Saarinen	Josefin Taljegård	Rebecka Emanuelsson	^[72]
2014	Uppsala	Jenni Saarinen	Emmi Peltonen	Matilda Algotsson	^[73]
2015	Stavanger	Matilda Algotsson	Anni Järvenpää	Juni Marie Benjaminsen	^[74]
2016	Aalborg	Joanna Kallela	Anastasia Schneider	Emmi Peltonen	^[75]
2017	Reykjavík	Linnea Ceder	Sofia Sula	Cassandra Johansson	^[76]
2018	Rovaniemi	Smilla Szalkai	Sofia Sula	Laura Karhunen	^[77]
2019	Linköping	Selma Välitalo	Emelie Nordqvist	Laura Karhunen	^[78]
2020	Stavanger	Laura Karhunen	Ester Schwarz	Olivia Lisko	^[3]
2021	Copenhagen	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			^[79]
2022	Hørsholm	Janna Jyrkinen	Iida Karhunen	Petra Lahti	^[80]
2023	Reykjavík	Iida Karhunen	Lotta Artimo		^[81]
2024	Borås	Lotta Artimo	Darja Trubitson		^[82]
2025	Asker	Iida Karhunen	Venla Sinisalo	Annika Pellonmaa	^[83]
2026	Copenhagen	Venla Sinisalo	Lotta Artimo	Annika Pellonmaa	^[84]

Discipline	Most championship titles
Discipline	Skater(s)	No.	Years	Ref.
Men's singles	Kristoffer Berntsson	6	2002–05; 2007; 2010	^[97]
	Per Kjølberg		1957–62	^[18]^[19] ^[20]^[21] ^[22]^[23]
	Alexander Majorov		2011–14; 2016; 2018	^[98]
Women's singles	Viktoria Helgesson	5	2008–11; 2013	^[99]
Pairs	Ludowika Jakobsson Walter Jakobsson	3	1919–21	^[1]^[6] ^[7]

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Sweden	35	24	28	87
2	Denmark	18	22	15	55
3	Finland	16	27	23	66
4	Norway	10	6	5	21
5	France	1	0	0	1
	Latvia	1	0	0	1
	Spain	1	0	0	1
8	Poland	0	1	0	1
9	Estonia	0	0	2	2
10	Australia	0	0	1	1
10	Monaco	0	0	1	1
Totals (11 entries)		82	80	75	237