Slovenian Figure Skating Championships

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The Slovenian Figure Skating Championships (Slovene: Prvenstvo Slovenije v umetnostnem drsanju) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Slovene Skating Union (Slovene: Zveza drsalnih športov Slovenije) to crown the national champions of Slovenia.[1] Slovenia declared its independence from Yugoslavia in June 1991.[2] The Slovene Skating Union was established in December 1991 as a federation of Slovenia's four skating clubs (Celje, Stanko Bloudek, Olimpija Ljubljana, and Jesenice),[3][4] while a fifth skating club (Labod Bled) was later established.[5] The first national skating championships of the newly independent Slovenia were held in 1992 in Celje.[6] Early on, responsibility for hosting the national championships rotated between three cities: Celje, Ljubljana, and Jesenice.[6] They have been held without interruption since their inception.

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StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountrySlovenia Slovenia
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Slovenian Figure Skating Championships
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StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountrySlovenia Slovenia
Inaugurated1992
Organized bySlovene Skating Union
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Medals are awarded in men's and women's singles at the senior and junior levels, although each discipline may not necessarily be held every year due to a lack of participants. Gregor Urbas holds the record for winning the most Slovenian Championship titles in men's singles (with ten), while Daša Grm holds the record in women's singles (with nine).

Gregor Urbas at the 2008 Trophée Éric Bompard
Teodora Poštič at the 2009 Nebelhorn Trophy
From left to right: Gregor Urbas, ten-time Slovenian champion in men's singles; and Teodora Poštič, five-time Slovenian champion in women's singles

Senior medalists

Men's singles

Luka Klasinc, winner of the inaugural Slovenian Championships, won the silver medal the year before at the Yugoslav Figure Skating Championships.[7]

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Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1992 Celje Luka Klasinc Jan Čejvan No other competitors [6]
1993 Jesenice Jan Čejvan Jure Kovač [4]
1994 Ljubljana No other competitors [6]
1995
1996 Celje [8]
1997 Ljubljana Andrej Gorkič Janez Špoljar [9]
1998 Jesenice Janez Špoljar No other competitors [10]
1999 Ljubljana Gregor Urbas Janez Špoljar [11]
2000 [12]
2001 Celje Gregor Urbas Jan Čejvan Ales Zunko [6]
2002 Ljubljana Damjan Ostojič [13]
2003 Celje [6]
2004 Jesenice Damjan Ostojič Luka Čadež [14]
2005 Ljubljana Luka Čadež Damjan Ostojič [15]
2006 Jesenice Damjan Ostojič Luka Čadež [16]
2007 Ljubljana [17]
2008 Bled Luka Čadež No other competitors [18]
2009 Ljubljana [19]
2010 Celje No other competitors [20]
2011–15 No men's competitors
2016 Celje David Kranjec No other competitors [21]
2017–22 No men's competitors
2023 Jesenice David Sedej No other competitors [22]
2024 Ljubljana [23]
2025 Celje [24]
2026 Jesenice [25]
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Women's singles

Mojca Kopač, six-time Slovenian national champion, won the bronze medal at the 1991 Yugoslav Championships.[7]

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Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1992 Celje Mojca Kopač Petra Klešnik No other competitors [6]
1993 Jesenice
1994 Ljubljana Tina Berlot
1995 Petra Klešnik
1996 Celje Melita Čelesnik Tina Švajger [8]
1997 Ljubljana Tina Švajger Klara Miletič [9]
1998 Jesenice Tina Švajger Mojca Kopač Alenka Mrak [10]
1999 Ljubljana Anja Beslič Tina Švajger [11]
2000 Mojca Kopač Alenka Zidar [12]
2001 Celje Anja Brateč Anja Beslič Katjuša Radinovič [6]
2002 Ljubljana Tina Švajger Teodora Poštič Anja Beslič
2003 Celje Mojca Kopač Tina Švajger Teodora Poštič
2004 Jesenice Teodora Poštič Anja Brateč [14]
2005 Ljubljana Darja Škrlj Alenka Zidar No other competitors [15]
2006 Jesenice Teodora Poštič Darja Škrlj [16]
2007 Ljubljana [17]
2008 Bled Kaja Otovič [18]
2009 Ljubljana No other competitors [19]
2010 Celje No other competitors [20]
2011 Patricia Gleščič Daša Grm Nika Čerič [26]
2012 Ljubljana [27]
2013 Bled Pina Umek [28]
2014 Ljubljana Daša Grm Pina Umek Nika Čerič [29]
2015 Bled Naja Ferkov [30]
2016 Celje Naja Ferkov Urša Krušec [21]
2017 Jesenice Urša Krušec No other competitors [31]
2018 Kranj Nina Polšak Urša Krušec [32]
2019 Bled Maruša Udrih Nina Polšak [33]
2020 Ljubljana No other competitors [34]
2021 Kranj Alja Resman No other competitors [35]
2022 Celje Daša Grm Maria Daud Alja Resman [36]
2023 Jesenice Manca Krmelj Maria Daud [22]
2024 Ljubljana Julija Lovrenčič Lana Omovšek Ana Kralj [23]
2025 Celje Nika Sajovic Sara Urbanc [24]
2026 Jesenice Nika Ozek Bela Taisa Khan [25]
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Junior medalists

Men's singles

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Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2012 Ljubljana Krištof Brezar No other competitors [27]
2013 Bled [28]
2014 Ljubljana [29]
2015 Bled [30]
2016–18 No junior men's competitors
2019 Bled Luka Logar No other competitors [33]
2020 Ljubljana David Sedej [34]
2021 Kranj No junior men's competitors [35]
2022 Celje David Sedej No other competitors [36]
2023–24 No junior men's competitors
2025 Celje Žiga Jevnik No other competitors [24]
2026 Jesenice [25]
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Women's singles

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Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2012 Ljubljana Patricija Juren Pina Umek Naja Ferkov [27]
2013 Bled Naja Ferkov Evita Čelesnik Patricija Juren [28]
2014 Ljubljana Zala Prestor [29]
2015 Bled Monika Peterka Nina Polšak Patricija Juren [30]
2016 Celje Maruša Udrih [21]
2017 Jesenice Nina Polšak Lara Guček Kaja Gril [31]
2018 Kranj Maruša Udrih Kaja Gril Nea Smolej [32]
2019 Bled Ana Čmer Lana Omovšek Kaja Gril [33]
2020 Ljubljana Manca Krmelj Lara Hrovat [34]
2021 Kranj Julija Lovrenčič Ana Čmer [35]
2022 Celje [36]
2023 Jesenice Zoja Kramar Klara Sekardi [22]
2024 Ljubljana Zoja Kramar Vita Kaš Zala Grum [23]
2025 Celje Ula Zadnikar Zala Grum Lučka Fortuna [24]
2026 Jesenice Zoja Kramar Zala Grum [25]
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Records

Gregor Urbas at the 2008 Trophée Éric Bompard
Daša Grm at the 2016 European Championships
From left to right: Gregor Urbas won ten Slovenian Championship titles in men's singles, and Daša Grm won nine Slovenian Championship titles in women's singles.
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Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles Gregor Urbas 10 2001–10 [37]
Women's singles Daša Grm 9 2014–20;
2022–23		 [38]
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