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Swedish Figure Skating Championships

Swedish Figure Skating Championships
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StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountrySweden Sweden
Inaugurated1895
Organized bySwedish Figure Skating Federation

The Swedish Figure Skating Championships (Swedish: Svenska mästerskapen i konståkning) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Swedish Figure Skating Federation (Swedish: Svenska Konståkningsförbundet) to crown the national champions of Sweden. The first official Swedish Championships were held in 1895 in Stockholm. Originally, the only figure skating event was for men; Ulrich Salchow, the skater responsible for inventing the Salchow jump,[1] was the inaugural champion. Early championships featured events in both speed skating and figure skating.[2] An event for women was added in 1908, pair skating in 1912, and ice dance in 1980. Early on, the championships were periodically interrupted, but they remained uninterrupted from 1931 until 2021, when the Swedish Figure Skating Federation was forced to cancel the competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although each discipline may not be held every year due to a lack of participants. Hans Lindh currently holds the record for winning the most Swedish Championship titles in men's singles (with eleven), while Gunnel Mothander (née Ericson) holds the record in women's singles (with twelve). Britta Råhlén and Bo Mothander hold the record in pair skating (with seven), while Åsa Agblad holds the record in ice dance (with four), although not all while competing with the same partner.

Senior medalists

[edit]
Alexander Majorov at the 2012 Nebelhorn Trophy
Josefin Taljegård at the 2024 World Championships
Greta Crafoord and John Crafoord at the 2024 World Championships
Milla Ruud Reitan and Nikolaj Majorov at the 2024 World Championships
From left to right: Alexander Majorov, six-time Swedish champion in men's singles; Josefin Taljegård, three-time Swedish champion in women's singles; Greta Crafoord and John Crafoord, three-time Swedish champions in pair skating; and Milla Ruud Reitan and Nikolaj Majorov, the reigning Swedish championships in ice dance

Men's singles

[edit]
Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold[3] Silver Bronze Ref.
1895 Stockholm Ulrich Salchow Thiodolf Borgh J. Andersson [3]
1896 Jakob Andrén
1897 Gothenburg Erik Lagergren
1898–1901 No competitions held
1902 Stockholm Jakob Andrén Gunnar Stenberg E. Wirström [4]
1903 No competition held [3]
1904 Gävle Richard Johansson Per Thorén Bror Meyer [5]
1905 Norrköping Per Thorén Bror Meyer Sven Billing [6]
1906 Gothenburg Bror Meyer Per Thorén Richard Johansson [7]
1907 Stockholm Per Thorén Richard Johansson Ivar Wennerholm [8]
1908 Karlstad Richard Johansson Per Thorén Ivar von Feilitzen [9]
1909 Gävle Karl Axel Holmström Birger Forsberg [10]
1910 Falun Gösta Sandahl Carl Sandahl [11]
1911 Stockholm Gösta Sandahl Carl Sandahl Thore Mothander [12]
1912 Gothenburg Gillis Grafström Olof Hultgren [13]
1913 Stockholm Olof Hultgren Harry Flodenberg [14]
1914 No competition held [3]
1915 Stockholm Harald Rooth Axel Hultgren No other competitors [15]
1916 Gösta Sandahl Harald Rooth Harry Flodenberg [16]
1917 Gillis Grafström Harry Flodenberg Lars Grafström [17]
1918 Wiktor Winberg Thore Mothander [18]
1919 [19]
1920 Wictor Winberg Lars Grafström Kaj af Ekström [20]
1921 Eskilstuna Kaj af Ekström No other competitors [21]
1922 Stockholm Lars Grafström Thore Mothander Kaj af Ekström [22]
1923 Djursholm Gösta Sandahl Lars Grafström [23]
1924 Stockholm Kaj af Ekström Thore Mothander No other competitors [24]
1925 No competition held [3]
1926 Eskilstuna Thore Mothander Einar Törsleff No other competitors [25]
1927 Södertälje [26]
1928 Uppsala Einar Törsleff No other competitors [27]
1929 Stockholm Nils Lindgren Thore Mothander Einar Törsleff [28]
1930 No competition held [3]
1931 Stockholm Wictor Winberg Nils Lindgren No other competitors [29]
1932 Nils Lindgren No other competitors [30]
1933 Einar Fagerstedt No other competitors [31]
1934 Bo Mothander Einar Fagerstedt [32]
1935 Eric Hultén Bo Mothander [33]
1936 Bo Mothander Einar Fagerstedt [34]
1937 Bo Mothander Nils Lindgren Harry Karlsson [35]
1938 No other competitors [36]
1939 Eric Hultén Bengt von Feilitzen [37]
1940 Bengt von Feilitzen No other competitors [38]
1941 Arne Johnson Harry Karlsson [39]
1942 Bengt von Feilitzen [40]
1943 Sven Brandelius No other competitors [41]
1944 [42]
1945 Gävle Ulf Berendt [43]
1946 Stockholm No other competitors [44]
1947 Hans Lindh Ulf Berendt [45]
1948 Solna Sven Brandelius Harry Karlsson [46]
1949 Stockholm Torgil Rosenberg No other competitors [47]
1950 [48]
1951 [49]
1952 Rättvik Ulf Berendt Torgil Rosenberg [50]
1953 Uppsala Torgil Rosenberg Ronny Hall [51]
1954 Gothenburg Ronny Hall No other competitors [52]
1955 Stockholm [53]
1956 Södertälje Torgil Rosenberg [54]
1957 Malmö [55]
1958 Skönsberg Ronny Hall Raymond Wiklander [56]
1959 Västerås Raymond Wiklander Ronny Hall Sven Pettersson [57]
1960 Leksand Sven Pettersson No other competitors [58]
1961 Nyköping Christer Ericsson [59]
1962 Landskrona Hans-Åke Ahlgren [60]
1963 Östersund Torgny Berg Sven Pettersson [61]
1964 Umeå Jan Ullmark Raymond Wiklander Torgny Berg [62]
1965 Stockholm Tony Berntler Roger Johansson [63]
1966 Västerås Thomas Callerud [64]
1967 Örebro Tony Berntler Thomas Callerud Jan Ullmark [65]
1968 Mora Thomas Callerud Tony Berntler [66]
1969 Landskrona No other competitors [67]
1970 Jönköping [68]
1971 Malmö Thomas Öberg [69]
1972 Södertälje Thomas Öberg No other competitors [70]
1973 Landskrona Per Andersson Ronald Meissl [71]
1974 Västerås Nils-Åke Nelson Hans Vallon [72]
1975 Sundsvall Thomas Callerud Nils-Åke Nelson [73]
1976 Helsingborg [74]
1977 Stockholm Nils-Åke Nelson Lars Åkesson [75]
1978 Malmö Matthias Eidmann [76]
1979 Stockholm Matthias Eidmann Lars Åkesson [77]
1980 Helsingborg [78]
1981 Karlskrona Lars Åkesson Karel Landys Peter Söderholm [79]
1982 Landskrona Peter Söderholm Karel Landys [80]
1983 Stockholm No other competitors [3]
1984 Piteå Peter Johansson
1985 Helsingborg Peter Söderholm
1986 Malmö Kim Ketelsen
1987 Östersund Peter Johansson Kim Ketelsen No other competitors [81]
1988 Lidingö Emanuele Ancorini [82]
1989 Gothenburg Emanuele Ancorini Håkan Byström [83]
1990 Örebro John Augustsson [3]
1991 Västerås Niclas Karlsson Håkan Byström
1992 Mölndal Emanuele Ancorini Niclas Karlsson Håkan Byström
1993 Växjö Ludvig Mannbro
1994 Gothenburg Tobias Karlsson Veli-Pekka Riihinen Joel Mangs [84]
1995 Linköping Veli-Pekka Riihinen Ludvig Mannbro [85]
1996 Helsingborg Ludvig Mannbro Veli-Pekka Riihinen No other competitors [86]
1997 Malmö No other competitors [87]
1998 Vallentuna No men's competitors [3]
1999 Örnsköldsvik Filip Stiller No other competitors [88]
2000 Upplands Väsby Kristoffer Berntsson Filip Stiller No other competitors [89]
2001 Skövde [90]
2002 Växjö Filip Stiller Mikael Olofsson [91]
2003 Uddevalla Duran O'Hara Lindblom [92]
2004 Örebro Kristoffer Berntsson Filip Stiller Duran O'Hara Lindblom [93]
2005 Nyköping [94]
2006 Karlskrona Adrian Schultheiss Kristoffer Berntsson Filip Stiller [95]
2007 Borås Kristoffer Berntsson Adrian Schultheiss Justus Strid [96]
2008 Gothenburg No other competitors [97]
2009 Linköping Alexander Majorov Anton Truvé [98]
2010 Adrian Schultheiss Alexander Majorov [99]
2011 Malmö [100]
2012 Alexander Majorov Mathias Andersson Michael Neuman [101]
2013 Växjö Ondrej Spiegl Mathias Andersson [102]
2014 Marcus Björk Josef Oscarsson-Eriksson [103]
2015 Västerås Ondrej Spiegl Trevor Bergqvist [104]
2016 Helsingborg Illya Solomin [105]
2017 Malmö Alexander Majorov Ondrej Spiegl Marcus Björk [106]
2018 Skellefteå Illya Solomin Daniel Engelson [107]
2019 Karlskrona Nikolaj Majorov Natran Tzagai [108]
2020 Ulricehamn Nikolaj Majorov Illya Solomin [109]
2021 Linköping Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [110]
2022 Borlänge Nikolaj Majorov Gabriel Folkesson Johan Sparr [111]
2023 Borås Andreas Nordebäck Nikolaj Majorov Gabriel Folkesson [112]
2024 Norrköping Gabriel Folkesson Casper Johansson Jonathan Egyptson [113]
2025 Västerås Casper Johansson Andreas Nordebäck Gabriel Folkesson [114]

Women's singles

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Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold[115] Silver Bronze Ref.
1908 Karlstad Gurli Åhgren Irma Pagel Majken Törnvall [9]
1909 Köping Valborg Lindahl Ingeborg Clareus No other competitors [116]
1910 Falun Eva Lindahl Svea Norén Valborg Lindahl [11]
1911 Stockholm Magda Mauroy Elly Svensson No other competitors [12]
1912 Gothenburg Elna Montgomery Magda Mauroy Svea Norén [13]
1913 Stockholm Svea Norén Irma Pagel [14]
1914 No competition held [115]
1915 Stockholm Svea Norén Magda Mauroy Eva Lindahl [15]
1916 Magda Mauroy Elna Montgomery Irma Pagel [16]
1917 Svea Norén Magda Mauroy Greta Hellström [17]
1918 Magda Mauroy Ragnvi Torslow Anna-Lisa Collin [18]
1919 Svea Norén Magda Mauroy Ragnvi Torslow [19]
1920 Ragnvi Torslow Margit Edlund Anna-Lisa Collin [20]
1921 Eskilstuna [21]
1922 Stockholm [22]
1923 Djursholm Greta Nissen [23]
1924 Stockholm [24]
1925 No competition held [115]
1926 Eskilstuna Margit Edlund Etty Wictorin-Ohlsson Anna-Lisa Collin [25]
1927 Södertälje Vivi-Anne Hultén Anna-Lisa Collin Etty Wictorin-Ohlsson [26]
1928 Uppsala Karin Andrén Karin Berthold [27]
1929 Stockholm Dagmar Persson Margit Josephson [28]
1930 No competition held [115]
1931 Stockholm Karin Berthold Harriet Ekman Ruth Tempte [29]
1932 Ruth Tempte Harriet Ekman [30]
1933 Vivi-Anne Hultén Gunvor Rahmqvist [31]
1934 Gunnel Ericson No other competitors [32]
1935 Gunnel Ericson Gunvor Rahmqvist Ruth Tempte [33]
1936 [34]
1937 Gunvor Toreskog Britta Råhlén [35]
1938 Britta Råhlén Greta Hedberg [36]
1939 Britta Råhlén Sonja Fuhrman Maj-Britt Röningberg [37]
1940 [38]
1941 Sonja Fuhrmann Maj-Britt Röningberg Britta Råhlén [117]
1942 Britta Råhlén Sonja Fuhrman Maj-Britt Röningberg [40]
1943 [41]
1944 Gunnel Ericson Sonja Fuhrman [42]
1945 Gävle [43]
1946 Stockholm Maj-Britt Röningberg [44]
1947 Gunnel Mothander Margareta Carlsson Gun Hammarin [45]
1948 Solna Maj-Britt Röningberg [46]
1949 Stockholm Maj-Britt Graner Margareta Carlsson [47]
1950 [48]
1951 Margareta Carlsson Margaretha Brungårdh [49]
1952 Rättvik Margaretha Brungårdh Maj-Britt Graner [50]
1953 Uppsala Ally Lundström [51]
1954 Gothenburg Berit Andersson [52]
1955 Stockholm Margaretha Brungårdh Ally Lundström Berit Andersson [53]
1956 Södertälje Ally Lundström Berit Andersson Gunhild Frylén [118]
1957 Malmö Gunhild Frylén Britta Eriksson [55]
1958 Skönsberg Grunhild Frylén Britta Eriksson Ulla Nedegård [56]
1959 Västerås Ulla Nedegård Gunilla Ljunggren [57]
1960 Leksand Britta Eriksson Ulla Nedegård [58]
1961 Nyköping Britta Eriksson Christina Ljunggren Gunilla Ljunggren [59]
1962 Landskrona Ann-Margreth Frei Britt Elfving [60]
1963 Östersund Eva Brodén [61]
1964 Umeå Britta Eriksson-Nilsson [62]
1965 Stockholm Britt Elfving Görel Sigurdsson Gunilla Victor [63]
1966 Västerås Christina Carlsson [64]
1967 Örebro Christina Carlsson Gunilla Victor [65]
1968 Mora Eva Hermansson Louise Lettström [66]
1969 Landskrona [67]
1970 Jönköping Anita Johansson Anne Swärd [68]
1971 Malmö Lise-Lotte Öberg Louise Lettström [69]
1972 Södertälje Lena Håkansson [70]
1973 Landskrona Lise-Lotte Öberg Lena Håkansson Eva Hansson [71]
1974 Västerås Eva Hansson Lotta Crispin [72]
1975 Sundsvall Lotta Crispin Eva Hansson [73]
1976 Helsingborg [74]
1977 Stockholm Lotta Crispin Bodil Olsson Christina Svensson [75]
1978 Malmö Bodil Olsson Carola Persson Jeanette Capocci [76]
1979 Stockholm Christina Svensson Bodil Olsson Lotta Falkenbäck [77]
1980 Helsingborg Bodil Olsson Catarina Lindgren [78]
1981 Karlskrona Catarina Lindgren Christina Svensson Kathinka Öberg [79]
1982 Landskrona Lotta Falkenbäck Anette Olsson [80]
1983 Stockholm Karin Starzmann Lotta Falkenbäck [115]
1984 Piteå Lotta Falkenbäck Karin Starzmann
1985 Helsingborg Lotta Falkenbäck Anette Olsson
1986 Malmö Birgitta Andersson
1987 Östersund Hélène Persson Lotta Falkenbäck Susanne Seger [81]
1988 Lidingö Lotta Falkenbäck Hélène Persson [82]
1989 Gothenburg Hélène Persson Lotta Falkenbäck Maria Bergqvist [83]
1990 Örebro Ines Klubal Jennie Broström [115]
1991 Västerås Karin Starzmann
1992 Mölndal Ann-Marie Söderholm
1993 Växjö Ann-Marie Söderholm Linda Wallmark Karin Starzmann
1994 Gothenburg Linda Wallmark Helena Grundberg Linda Pramelius [84]
1995 Linköping Helena Grundberg Jennifer Molin Klara Bramfeldt [85]
1996 Helsingborg Linda Wallmark Helena Grundberg [86]
1997 Malmö Helena Grundberg Klara Bramfeldt Sara Axelsson [87]
1998 Vallentuna Anna Lundström Jennifer Molin [115]
1999 Örnsköldsvik Klara Bramfeldt Anna Lundström Sara Axelsson [88]
2000 Upplands Väsby Åsa Persson [89]
2001 Skövde Sara Axelsson Susanne Gustafsson [90]
2002 Växjö Anna Lundström Klara Bramfeldt Malin Hållberg-Leuf [91]
2003 Uddevalla Åsa Persson Johanna Götesson Anna Lundström [92]
2004 Örebro Johanna Götesson Malin Hållberg-Leuf Marie Skärgård [93]
2005 Nyköping Lina Johansson Josephine Ringdahl [94]
2006 Karlskrona Malin Hållberg-Leuf Viktoria Helgesson Nanna Nilsson [95]
2007 Borås Viktoria Helgesson Lina Johansson Malin Hållberg-Leuf [96]
2008 Gothenburg Malin Hållberg-Leuf Maria Taljegård [97]
2009 Linköping Linnea Mellgren Angelica Olsson [98]
2010 Joshi Helgesson [99]
2011 Malmö Linnea Mellgren [100]
2012 [101]
2013 Växjö Joshi Helgesson Viktoria Helgesson Isabelle Olsson [102]
2014 Viktoria Helgesson Joshi Helgesson [103]
2015 Västerås [104]
2016 Helsingborg Joshi Helgesson Isabelle Olsson Matilda Algotsson [105]
2017 Malmö Matilda Algotsson Anita Östlund [106]
2018 Skellefteå Anita Östlund Josefin Taljegård [107]
2019 Karlskrona Matilda Algotsson Smilla Szalkai [108]
2020 Ulricehamn Anita Östlund Josefin Taljegård Emelie Ling [109]
2021 Linköping Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [110]
2022 Borlänge Josefin Taljegård Isabelle Paulsson Emma Kivioja [111]
2023 Borås Emelie Ling Josefin Taljegård Julia Brovall [112]
2024 Norrköping Josefin Taljegård Julia Brovall Nina Frederiksson [113]
2025 Västerås Olivia Philips [114]

Pairs

[edit]
Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold[119] Silver Bronze Ref.
1912 Gothenburg
  • Helfrid Palm
  • Agard Palm
 [13]
1913 Stockholm
No other competitors [14]
1914 No competition held [119]
1915 Stockholm
  • Helfrid Palm
  • Agard Palm
  • Ingeborg Carlsson
  • Gunnar Rooth
 [15]
1916 No other competitors [16]
1917 [17]
1918 No other competitors [18]
1919 [19]
1920
  • Anna-Maja Rooth
  • Harald Rooth
  • Gunnel Slöör
  • Ch. von Oelrich
 [20]
1921 Eskilstuna
  • Helfrid Berghagen
  • Agard Palm
 No other competitors [21]
1922 Stockholm
  • Helfrid Berghagen
  • Agard Palm
  • Margit Edlund
  • Anders Palm
 [22]
1923 Djursholm
  • Margit Edlund
  • Anders Palm
 No other competitors [23]
1924 Stockholm [24]
1925 No competition held [119]
1926 Eskilstuna
  • Margit Edlund
  • Anders Palm
 No other competitors [25]
1927 Södertälje
  • Anna-Lisa Rydqvist
  • Einar Törsleff
 [26]
1928 Uppsala [27]
1929 Stockholm [28]
1930 No competition held [119]
1931 Stockholm
  • Anna-Lisa Rydqvist
  • Einar Törsleff
  • Dagmar von Kothen
  • Frederick Ericson
 No other competitors [29]
1932 [30]
1933
  • Margit Josephson
  • Anders Palm
  • Dagmar von Kothen
  • Frederick Ericson
 [31]
1934
  • Margit Josephson
  • Anders Palm
  • Hjördis Nordström
  • Heige Sandeskog
 No other competitors [32]
1935
  • Dagmar von Kothen
  • Frederick Ericson
  • Hjördis Nordström
  • Heige Sandeskog
 [33]
1936
  • Stina Palme
  • Stig Stornfelt
  • Lise Holmberg
  • Anders Palm
 No other competitors [34]
1937
  • Margit Josephson
  • Anders Palm
[35]
1938
No other competitors [36]
1939 No other competitors [37]
1940
  • Stina Palme
  • Stig Stornfelt
  • Hjördis Sanderskog
  • Holger Sanderskog
 [38]
1941
  • Hjördis Sanderskog
  • Holger Sanderskog
 No other competitors [120]
1942 [40]
1943
  • Eva Huitmark
  • Frederick Ericson
  • Gun Hammarin
  • Sven Brandelius
 [41]
1944
  • Gun Hammarin
  • Sven Brandelius
[42]
1945 Gävle
  • Elsa Hartman
  • Fred Eriksson
 [121]
1946 Stockholm
  • Kerstin Wijkman
  • Harry Berlin
  • Gun Hammarin
  • Sven Brandelius
 [44]
1947
  • Kerstin Wijkman
  • Harry Berlin
  • Ann-Marie Winting
  • Sture Höjdén
 [45]
1948 Solna
  • Ann-Marie Winting
  • Sture Höidén
 [46]
1949 Stockholm
  • Gertrud Mikhejew
  • Sture Höidén
 No other competitors [47]
1950
  • Gertrud Mikhejew
  • Sture Höidén
 No other competitors [48]
1951
  • Birgitta Wennström
  • Sture Höidén
 No other competitors [49]
1952 Rättvik
[50]
1953 Uppsala
  • Ulla-Britt Ekman
  • Ronny Hall
 [51]
1954 Gothenburg
[52]
1955 Stockholm
  • Agneta Wale
  • Kristian Wale
[53]
1956 Södertälje
  • Gun Eklund
  • Inge Sterner
 [119]
1957 Malmö
  • Maud Levin
  • Inge Sterner
 No other competitors [55]
1958 Skönsberg
  • Margareta Ericsson
  • Staffan Thorsson
[56]
1959 Västerås [57]
1960 Leksand [58]
1961 Nyköping
  • Margareta Ericsson
  • Staffan Thorsson
  • Margareta Andersson
  • Christer Eriksson
 No other competitors [59]
1962 Landskrona
  • Gunilla Lindberg
  • Gunnar de Shàrengrad
  • Boel Lögdberg
  • Christer Eriksson
  • Gunilla Guggenheim
  • Inge Sterner
 [60]
1963 Östersund
  • Marie Gellermark
  • Conny Wilbe
 [61]
1964 Umeå
  • Boel Lögdberg
  • Christer Eriksson
 No other competitors [62]
1965 Stockholm
  • Marie Gellermark
  • Conny Wilbe
 [63]
1966 Västerås [64]
1967–74 No pairs competitors [119]
1975 Sundsvall
No other competitors [73]
1976 Helsingborg [122]
1977 Stockholm [75]
1978–2010 No pairs competitors [119]
2011 Malmö
  • Ronja Roll
  • Gustav Forsgren
 No other competitors [100]
2012
  • Michelle Lundberg
  • Richard Lundberg
  • Ronja Roll
  • Gustav Forsgren
 No other competitors [101]
2013 Växjö
  • Ronja Roll
  • Gustav Forsgren
 No other competitors [102]
2014 [103]
2015–20 No pairs competitors
2021 Linköping Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [110]
2022 Borlänge No pairs competitors [111]
2023 Borås No other competitors [112]
2024 Norrköping [113]
2025 Västerås [114]

Ice dance

[edit]
Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold[123] Silver Bronze Ref.
1980 Helsingborg
  • Ulla Örnmarker
  • Thomas Svedberg
  • Barbro Staake
  • Bert Persson
 No other competitors [78]
1981 Karlskrona [79]
1982 Landskrona
  • Karin Eliasson
  • Sten-Olof Eliasson
  • Åsa Agblad
  • Nils Kleen
 [80]
1983 Stockholm
  • Åsa Agblad
  • Nils Kleen
  • Annika Persson
  • Johan Formgren
  • Karin Eliasson
  • Sten-Olof Eliasson
 [123]
1984 Norrköping
  • Åsa Agblad
  • Christer Tornell
  • Maria Ström
  • Owe Ridderstrale
  • Catharina Bexander
  • Torben von Huth
1985 Helsingborg No other competitors
1986 Malmö No ice dance competitors
1987 Östersund
  • Åsa Agblad
  • Owe Ridderstråle
  • Johanna Elfving
  • Pontus Krantz
 No other competitors [81]
1988 Lidingö
  • Lillemor Lööf
  • Rickard Renholm
 No other competitors [123]
1989 Gothenburg
  • Elin Larsson
  • Håkan Andersson
 [83]
1990 Örebro No ice dance competitors [123]
1991 Västerås
  • Anna-Lena Andersson
  • Gyula Szombathelyi
  • Annika Gustafson
  • Peter Olausson
 No other competitors
1992–2017 No ice dance competitors
2018 Skellefteå
  • Malin Malmberg
  • Thomas Nordahl
 No other competitors [107]
2020 Ulricehamn No ice dance competitors [109]
2021 Linköping Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [110]
2022–23 No ice dance competitors
2024 Norrköping No other competitors [113]
2025 Västerås [114]

Junior medalists

[edit]

Men's singles

[edit]
Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold[124] Silver Bronze Ref.
1980 Uppsala Karel Landys Roger Andersson Kim Ketelsen [124]
1981 Landskrona Roger Andersson Kim Ketelsen Mikael Wesslegård
1982 Örnsköldsvik Kim Ketelsen Peter Johansson Emanuele Ancorini
1983 Karlstad Peter Johansson Emanuele Ancorini Jaan Wirma
1984 Norrköping Emanuele Ancorini Pär Sörme Fredrik Rosén
1985 Solna Fredrik Rosén Henrik Norin
1986 Mölndal Fredrik Rosén John Augustsson Jaan Wirma
1987 Linköping Emanuele Ancorini Fredrik Rosén Niclas Karlsson
1988 Helsingborg Niclas Karlsson John Augustsson Fredrik Rosén
1989 Stockholm No other competitors
1990 Uddevalla No junior men's competitors
1991 Kungsbacka Joel Mangs Tobias Karlsson Ludvig Mannbro
1992 Luleå Ludvig Mannbro No other competitors
1993 Vallentuna Veli-Pekka Riihinen Ludvig Mannbro
1994 Gothenburg Filip Stiller Tommy Bolstad Nikos Gatos [84]
1995 Linköping Kristoffer Berntsson Filip Stiller Mikael Olofsson [85]
1996 Helsingborg [124]
1997 Malmö [87]
1998 Vallentuna [124]
1999 Örnsköldsvik Mikael Olofsson Hunor Thurman [88]
2000 Upplands Väsby Niklas Hogner Martin Johansson [124]
2001 Skövde Duran O'Hara Lindblom
2002 Växjö Kalle Strid [91]
2003 Uddevalla Adrian Schultheiss [92]
2004 Örebro Adrian Schultheiss Justus Strid Marcus Olofson [93]
2005 Nyköping Erik Hannerstam [94]
2006 Karlskrona Alexander Majorov [95]
2007 Borås Anton Truvé [96]
2008 Gothenburg Anton Truvé Bertil Skeppar Mathias Andersson [97]
2009 Linköping Ondrej Spiegl Mathias Andersson Bertil Skeppar [98]
2010 Bertil Skeppar Mathias Andersson [99]
2011 Malmö Mathias Andersson Daniel Neumann Marcus Björk [100]
2012 Nicky-Leo Obreykov Marcus Björk Josef Oscarsson-Eriksson [101]
2013 Växjö John-Olof Hallman Marcus Björk [102]
2014 Illya Solomin Nicky-Leo Obreykov Trevor Bergqvist [103]
2015 Västerås John-Olof Hallman [104]
2016 Helsingborg Nikolaj Majorov John-Olof Hallman Mikael Nordebäck [105]
2017 Malmö Gabriel Folkesson Natran Tzagai [106]
2018 Skellefteå Nikolaj Majorov Andreas Nordebäck [107]
2019 Karlskrona Andreas Nordebäck Daniel Seidel Casper Johansson [108]
2020 Ulricehamn Jonathan Egyptson [109]
2021 Linköping Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [110]
2022 Borlänge Casper Johansson Jonathan Egyptson Nels Ireholm [111]
2023 Borås Jonathan Egyptson Casper Johansson Erik Pellnor [112]
2024 Norrköping Elias Sayed Hugo Bostedt Adam Bjelke [113]
2025 Västerås Hugo Bostedt Elias Sayed Albin Samuelsson [114]

Women's singles

[edit]
Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold[125] Silver Bronze Ref.
1980 Uppsala Ann-Charlotte Andersson Caroline Naredi Susanne Lidholm [125]
1981 Landskrona Maria Berqvist Susanne Seger Anna-Lotta Andréasson
1982 Örnsköldsvik Susanne Lidholm Karin Starzmann
1983 Karlstad Susanne Seger Birgitta Andersson Hélène Persson
1984 Norrköping Birgitta Andersson Ines Klubal Ann-Marie Söderholm
1985 Solna
1986 Mölndal Ines Klubal Ann-Marie Söderholm Petra Ekdahl
1987 Linköping Jennie Broström
1988 Helsingborg
1989 Stockholm Anna-Lena Andersson
1990 Uddevalla Linda Wallmark Johanna Björsell Sara Axelsson
1991 Kungsbacka Anna Rosman
1992 Luleå Linda Pramelius Sara Axelsson Nancy Mildengren
1993 Vallentuna Jennifer Molin Maria Sjödin Veronica Gustafsson
1994 Gothenburg Therese Johansson Klara Bramfeldt Anne-Sofie Kähr [84]
1995 Linköping Anna Lundström [85]
1996 Helsingborg Anna Lundström Therese Ståhl Veronica Stiller [125]
1997 Malmö Veronica Stiller Helen Josefsson
1998 Vallentuna Åsa Persson Jessica Söderlind Lina Nordin
1999 Örnsköldsvik Jenny Petersson [88]
2000 Upplands Väsby Carina Bierich [125]
2001 Skövde Johanna Götesson
2002 Växjö Marie Skärgård [91]
2003 Uddevalla Lina Johansson Cecilia Bierich Marie Skärgård [92]
2004 Örebro Viktoria Helgesson Josephine Ringdahl [93]
2005 Nyköping Amanda Nylander Isabelle Nylander Viktoria Helgesson [94]
2006 Karlskrona Linnea Mellgren Isabelle Nylander [95]
2007 Borås Joshi Helgesson Maria Taljegård [96]
2008 Gothenburg Malin Taljegård Kristine Gustavsson [97]
2009 Linköping Isabelle Olsson Rebecka Emanuelsson [98]
2010 Isabelle Olsson Rebecka Emanuelsson Malin Magnusson [99]
2011 Malmö Rebecka Emanuelsson Isabelle Olsson Josefin Taljegård [100]
2012 Elin Hallberg Rebecka Emanuelsson [101]
2013 Växjö Rebecka Emanuelsson Josefin Taljegård Felicia Andersson [102]
2014 Matilda Algotsson Clara Callne [103]
2015 Västerås Anita Östlund Josefin Taljegård [104]
2016 Helsingborg Anastasia Schneider Cassandra Johansson [105]
2017 Malmö Cassandra Johansson Emma Kivioja Smilla Szalkai [106]
2018 Skellefteå Selma Ihr Smilla Szalkai Jelizaveta Kopach [107]
2019 Karlskrona Emelie Ling Emelie Nordqvist Sigrid Telliskivi [108]
2020 Ulricehamn Julia Brovall Emma Kivioja [109]
2021 Linköping Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [110]
2022 Borlänge Josefin Brovall Miranda Lundgren Ellinor Nordqvist [111]
2023 Borås Nina Frederiksson Josefin Brovall Miranda Lundgren [112]
2024 Norrköping Alexandra Ödman Lilly Almgren-Lidman Leona Gebara [113]
2025 Västerås Lilly Almgren-Lidman Alexandra Ödman Alice Westling [114]

Pairs

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Junior pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold[126] Silver Bronze Ref.
1980–81 No junior pairs competitors [126]
1982 Örnsköldsvik
  • Carin Näslund
  • Kristian Persson
 No other competitors
1983–2002 No junior pairs competitors
2003 Uddevalla No other competitors [92]
2004 Örebro [93]
2005 Nyköping [94]
2006 Karlskrona [95]
2007–08 No junior pairs competitors [126]
2009 Linköping
  • Ronja Roll
  • Gustav Forsgren
 No other competitors [98]
2010
  • Michelle Lundberg
  • Richard Lundberg
  • Ronja Roll
  • Gustav Forsgren
 No other competitors [99]
2011 Malmö No other competitors [100]
2012
  • Elsa Widen
  • Alexander Backlund
 [101]
2013 Växjö [102]
2014 [103]
2015–17 No junior pairs competitors
2018 Skellefteå No other competitors [107]
2019 Karlskrona No junior pairs competitors [108]
2020 Ulricehamn No other competitors [109]
2021 Linköping Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [110]
2022–25 No junior pairs competitors since 2020

Ice dance

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Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold[127] Silver Bronze Ref.
1980–82 No junior ice dance competitors [127]
1983 Stockholm
  • Maria Åberg
  • Håkan Persson
  • Charlotte Jönsson
  • Pontus Krantz
 No other competitors
1984 Norrköping
  • Maria Åberg
  • Pontus Krantz
  • Lillemor Lööf
  • Rickard Renholm
1985 Helsingborg
  • Johanna Elfving
  • Pontus Krantz
  • Ulla-Stina Johansson
  • Fredrik Svartling
1986 Malmö No junior ice dance competitors
1987 Östersund
  • Lillemor Lööf
  • Rickard Renholm
  • Ulla-Stina Johansson
  • Andreas Hein
 No other competitors
1988 Lidingö
  • Ulla-Stina Johansson
  • Andreas Hein
  • Elin Larsson
  • Håkan Andersson
  • Annika Gustafson
  • Peter Olausson
1989 Gothenburg
  • Annika Gustafson
  • Peter Olausson
 No other competitors [83]
1990–2017 No junior ice dance competitors [127]
2018 Skellefteå
  • Vendela Bexander
  • Hugo Linder
 No other competitors [107]
2019–20 No junior ice dance competitors
2021 Linköping Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [110]
2022–24 No junior ice dance competitors
2025 Västerås
  • Anna Mackenzie
  • Wesley Lockwood
  • Charlotte Chung
  • Axel Mackenzie
 No other competitors [114]

Records

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Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 11 1947–57 [3]
Women's singles
  • Gunnel Mothander
 12 1935–38;
1947–54 		[115]
Pairs
7 1940–46 [119]
Ice dance
  • Åsa Agblad
[a] 		4 1983–85;
1987 		[123]
  1. ^ Åsa Agblad won one championship title while partnered with Nils Kleen (1983), two with Christer Tornell (1984–85), and one with Owe Ridderstrale (1987).

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