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Australian Figure Skating Championships

Status| Active
Genre| National championships
Frequency| Annual
Country|  Australia
Inaugurated| 1931
Previous event| 2024–25 Australian Championships
Organised by| Ice Skating Australia

The Australian Figure Skating Championships are held annually to crown the national champions of Australia. Skaters compete in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, ice dance, and synchronized skating at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although not every discipline is held every year due to a lack of participants. The event is organized by Ice Skating Australia, the sport's national governing body. The competition's results are among the criteria used to determine the Australian teams to the World Championships, World Junior Championships, Four Continents Championships, and Winter Olympics.

## Senior medalists

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From left to right: Kailani Craine, six-time Australian champion in women's singles; Anastasia Golubeva and Hektor Giotopoulos Moore, the reigning Australian champions in pair skating; and Holly Harris and Jason Chan, the reigning Australian champions in ice dance

### Men's singles

[edit]

Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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1931–32 | Sydney | Jack Gordon | Francis Mercovich | Sydney Croll |
1932–33 | Melbourne |  |  |
1933–34  | Sydney | Sydney Croll  | No other competitors | [2][3]
1934–35  | Melbourne | Francis Mercovich  | Jack Gordon  | Sydney Croll  | [4]
1935–36  | Sydney | No men's competitors |
1936–37  | Melbourne | Francis Mercovich  | Unknown | [5]
1937–38  | Sydney | Ron Chambers  | Sydney Croll  | No other competitors | [6]
1938–39  | Melbourne | No other competitors |
1939–40 | Sydney | Sydney Croll |  |  |
1940–46  | No competitions due to World War II | [1]
1947–48 | Melbourne | William Taylor | No other competitors |
1948–49  | Sydney | William Hinchy  | Reg Park  | [7]
1949–50  | Melbourne | Reg Park  | Unknown | [8]
1950–51  | Sydney | Adrian Swan[a] | Ron Cook[a] | No other competitors |
1951–52  | Melbourne | Ron Cook[b] | No other competitors |
1952–53  | Sydney | Allan Ganter | Frank Parsons  | Charles Keeble | [9]
1953–54  | Melbourne | [10]
1954–55 | Sydney | Charles Keeble |  |
1955–56 | Melbourne |  |  |
1956–57  |  | No men's competitors |
1957–58 |  | Tim Spencer |  |  |
1958–59 | Melbourne |  |  |
1959–60 |  | William Cherrell | Tim Spencer | David Price |
1960–72  | No men's competitors | [1]
1973–74 |  | William Schober | No other competitors |
1974–75 |  |  |  |
1975–76 |  | Mark Lynch | No other competitors |
1976–77  | Brisbane | Brian Meek  | [11]
1977–78 |  | Brian Meek |  |  |
1978–79 |  | William Schober |  |  |
1979–80 |  |  |  |
1980–81 |  | Michael Pasfield | Cameron Medhurst [12] |  |
1981–82 |  | Brad McLean |
1982–83  | Sydney | Cameron Medhurst | Perry Meek  | Mark Basto  | [12]
1983–84  | Perth | Perry Meek  | Cameron Medhurst | Stephen Carr | [13]
1984–85 |  | Cameron Medhurst |  |  |
1985–86 |  |  |  |
1986–87 |  | Sean Abram |  |
1987–88 |  |  |  |
1988–89 |  |  |  |
1989–90 | Perth |  |  |
1990–91 |  |  |  |
1991–92 |  | Stephen Carr | Ashley Wilson | Adam Hart |
1992–93 |  | George Galanis | Ashley Wilson |
1993–94 |  | Andrew Roy | No other competitors |
1994–95 |  | Andrew Roy |  |
1995–96 |  | George Galanis |  |  |
1996–97  | Perth | Anthony Liu | Michael Amentas  | Andrew Roy  | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney | No other competitors | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide | Peter Nicholas  | [17]
2000–01  | Perth | Peter Nicholas  | Bradley Santer | [18]
2001–02  | Sydney | Bradley Santer | Daniel Harries  | [19]
2002–03  | Brisbane | Sean Carlow | [20]
2003–04  | Bradley Santer | Daniel Harries  | Stuart Beckingham  | [21]
2004–05  | Sydney | Sean Carlow | [22]
2005–06  | Perth | Sean Carlow | Bradley Santer | No other competitors | [23]
2006–07  | Brisbane | Robert McNamara | [24]
2007–08  | Lake Macquarie | Nicholas Fernandez | [25]
2008–09  | Brisbane | Nicholas Fernandez | Mark Webster | No other competitors | [26]
2009–10 | Sydney | Robert McNamara | Matthew Precious  | [27]
2010–11 | Melbourne | Mark Webster | Robert McNamara | Mitchell Chapman  | [28]
2011–12 | Brisbane | Brendan Kerry | Nicholas Fernandez | Andrew Dodds | [29]
2012–13 | David Kranjec | Brendan Kerry | Jordan Dodds  | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne | Brendan Kerry | David Kranjec | Mark Webster | [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane | Cameron Hemmert  | Andrew Dodds | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney | Andrew Dodds | Jordan Dodds  | [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne | James Min | Andrew Dodds | [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane | Andrew Dodds | Mark Webster | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney | James Min | [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne | James Min | Darian Kaptich | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane | Darian Kaptich | Charlton Doherty | Callum Bradshaw | [40]
2023–24  | Erina | Douglas Gerber | No other competitors | [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne | Julio Potapenko | Douglas Gerber | [42]

1. ^ a b While Adrian Swan and Ron Cook did compete in the 1950–51 Australian Championships, neither achieved the minimum required score to be named the Australian Champion.
2. ^ While Ron Cook did did finish in first place at the 1951–52 Australian Championships, he did not achieve the minimum required score in order to receive medals.

### Women's singles

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Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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1931  | Sydney | Myrie Reid  | Winsome Thackeray  | Mrs. J. Benn  |
1932–33  | Melbourne | Dorothy Tickle  | Vera Pincott & Kathleen McGill (tie) |
1933–34  | Sydney | Winsome Thackeray  | Mrs. Fred Thomas  | No other competitors | [3]
1934 | Melbourne |
1935–36 | Sydney | Myrie Reid | Mrs. J. Benn |
1936–37  | Melbourne | Betty Cornwall  | Myrie Reid  | [5]
1937–38  | Sydney | No other competitors | [6]
1938 | Melbourne |  |  |
1939–40  | Sydney | June Weedon  | Pat Matthews  | Enid Shawe  | [43]
1940–46  | No competitions due to World War II | [1]
1947–48  | Melbourne | Patricia Molony | Unknown | Gweneth Molony | [44]
1948–49  | Sydney | Alison Painter  | Ann MacGillicuddy  | Thelma Homsey  | [7]
1949–50  | Melbourne | Gweneth Molony |  |  |
1950–51  | Sydney | Nancy Hallam | Loretta Brain  | [45]
1951–52  | Melbourne | Loretta Brain  | Dawn Hunter  | [46]
1952–53  | Sydney | Loretta Brain  | Dawn Hunter  | Coral Stuber  | [9]
1953–54  | Melbourne | Dawn Hunter[47] | Gloria Aiken  | C. Waterman  | [10]
1954 | Sydney |  |  |
1955–56  | Melbourne | Unknown | [47]
1956–57  | Loy Thomson  | [48]
1957 |  |  |  |
1958 | Melbourne | Aileen Shaw |  |  |
1959 |  | Mary Wilson | Mary-Ellen Holland |
1960 |  |  |  |
1961–62  | Sydney | June Hicks  | Mary-Ellen Holland  | [49]
1962 |  | Cheryl Helmore |  |  |
1963 |  | Aileen Shaw |  |  |
1964 |  | Mary-Ellen Holland |  |  |
1965 |  |  |  |
1966 |  |  |  |
1967 |  | Cheryl Helmore | R. Saynor |
1968 |  | Janet Schwarz |  |  |
1969 |  | Judith Horsnell | Christine Hunter |
1970 |  |  |  |
1971 |  |  |  |
1972 |  | Sharon Burley | Robyn Burley | Judith Horsnell |
1973 |  | Wyneira Evans |
1974 |  |  |  |
1975 |  | Robyn Burley | Belinda Coulthard |
1976–77  | Brisbane | Robyn Burley  | Belinda Coulthard | Lyndal Hicks  | [11]
1977 |  |  | Katie Symmonds |
1978 |  |  |  |
1979 |  | Belinda Coulthard | Vicki Holland | Julie Hill |
1980 |  | Vicki Holland [50] |  | Sharon Gaylard |
1981 |  | Melanie Buzek |
1982–83  | Sydney | Amanda James  | [12]
1983–84  | Perth | Diana Zovko  | Amanda James  | [13]
1984 |  | Amanda James |  |  |
1985 |  | Diana Zovko |  |  |
1986 |  | Tracy Brook |  | Popi Geros |
1987 |  |  |  |
1988 |  |  |  |
1989 | Perth |  Tracey Damigella |  |  |
1990 |  | Tamara Heggen |  |  |
1991 |  | Hayley Antal | Miriam Manzano |
1992 |  |  |  |
1993 |  | Miriam Manzano | Tamara Heggen | K. Fell |
1994 |  | Joanne Carter | Miriam Manzano |  |
1995 |  |  | Miriam Manzano |
1996–97  | Perth | Miriam Manzano | Andrea Boss  | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney | Michelle Kriz  | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne | Stephanie Zhang | Sarah-Yvonne Prytula | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide | Stephanie Zhang | Sarah-Yvonne Prytula | Andrea Boss  | [17]
2000–01  | Perth | Miriam Manzano | Sarah-Yvonne Prytula | [18]
2001–02  | Sydney | Miriam Manzano | Stephanie Zhang | Joanne Carter | [19]
2002–03  | Brisbane | Joanne Carter | Stephanie Zhang | [20]
2003–04  | Brisbane | Sarah-Yvonne Prytula | [21]
2004–05  | Sydney | [22]
2005–06  | Perth | Janna Kupec  | [23]
2006–07  | Brisbane | Joanne Carter | Tina Wang | [24]
2007–08  | Lake Macquarie | Phoebe Di Tommaso | [25]
2008–09  | Brisbane | Tina Wang | Jessica Kurzawski  | [26]
2009–10 | Sydney | Cheltzie Lee | Tina Wang | [27]
2010–11 | Melbourne | Phoebe Di Tommaso | Albrina Lee  | Jessica Kurzawski  | [28]
2011–12 | Brisbane | Zara Pasfield | Jaimee Nobbs  | Sydnee Knight  | [29]
2012–13 | Chantelle Kerry | Brooklee Han | Stephanie Zhang | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne | Brooklee Han | Taylor Dean  | Jaimee Nobbs  | [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane | Kailani Craine | Brooklee Han | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney | Chantelle Kerry | [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne | Katie Pasfield | [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane | Amelia Jackson  | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney | Brooklee Han | Lucy Sori Yun  | [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne | Yancey Chan  | Ashley Colliver  | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane | Vlada Vasiliev | Hana Bath | Andrea Guo | [40]
2023–24  | Erina | Hana Bath | Vlada Vasiliev | Maria Chernyshova | [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne | Maria Chernyshova | Sienna Kaczmarczyk | [42]

### Pairs

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Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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1931 | Sydney | A. Maxwell & Robert Jackson | M. Greenland & Sydney Croll |

* Winsome Thackeray
* Cyril MacGillicuddy

1932–33 | Melbourne |  |  |
1933–34  | Sydney |

* Winsome Thackeray
* Cyril MacGillicuddy

| Unknown | [3]
1934 | Melbourne |  |  |
1935–36 | Sydney | Alison Brown & Ron Butcher | M. Shortland & N. Locke | No other competitors |
1936–37  | Melbourne |

* Alison Lyons
* Ron Chambers

| Unknown | [5]
1937 | Sydney | Edith Adams & Ron Chambers | Betty Cornwall & Jack Gordon | No other competitors |
1938 | Melbourne | Betty Cornwall & Jack Gordon | Ryl Moore & Unknown |  |
1939 | Sydney | Alison Brown & Ron Butcher |  |  |
1940–46  | No competitions due to World War II | [1]
1947–48 | Melbourne | Shirley Carroll & Reg Park  |

* Thelma Homsey
* William Hinchey

| No other competitors |
1948–49  | Sydney |

* Thelma Homsey
* William Hinchey

| Shirley Carroll & Reg Park  | Betty Stringer & Adrian Swan | [7]
1949–50  | Melbourne |

* Gweneth Molony
* Adrian Swan

|  |  |
1950–51  | Sydney |

* Loretta Brain
* Colin Martin

* Gloria Aiken
* Bob Watson

| [45]
1951–52  | Melbourne |

* Jacqueline Mason
* Mervyn Bower

* Beryl Moore
* Frank Parsons

| No other competitors | [46]
1952–53  | Sydney |

* Gloria Aiken
* Bob Watson

* Beryl Moore
* Frank Parsons

| [9]
1953–54  | Melbourne | No other competitors | [10]
1954–55 | Sydney | Lorraine Anderson & R. Ashton |
1955–56 | Melbourne |  |  |
1956–57  |  |  |
1957 |  |  |  |
1958 | Melbourne |  |  |
1959 |  | A. Gardiner & R. Ashton | No other competitors |
1961 | Sydney |  |  |
1962 |  | Yvonne Whys & Wayne Caldwell |  |  |
1963 |  | Jacqueline Kendall-Baker / Mervyn Bower |  |  |
1964 |  | Diana Taylor & David Price |  |  |
1965 |  | Loryn Gough & Colin Jackson | Dianne White & Murray Herriott | Lesley Anderson & Leslie Coxon |
1966 |  | Diana Taylor & David Price |  |  |
1967 |  | Loryn Gough & Frank Chiementon | Diana Taylor & David Price | R. Webb & Colin Jackson |
1968 |  |  |  |
1969 |  | Petricia Browne & Kelvin Nicolle | No other competitors |
1970  |  | No pairs competitors |
1971 |  | Belinda Coulthard / Mark Lynch |  |  |
1972 |  | R. Messing & Colin Jackson | No other competitors |
1973 |  | align="center" bgcolor="e5e4e2" | No other competitors |
1974 |  |  |  |
1975 |  |

* Elizabeth Cain
* Peter Cain

| No other competitors |
1976–77  | Brisbane | [11]
1977 |  |  |  |
1978 |  | Eva Fabian & George Fabian |  |  |
1979 |  |

* Elizabeth Cain
* Peter Cain

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1980 |  |

* Danielle Carr
* Stephen Carr

|  |  |
1981 |  |  |  |
1982–83  | Sydney | No other competitors | [12]
1983–84  | Perth |

* Danielle Baurycza
* Rodney Baurycza

| No other competitors | [13]
1984 |  |  |  |
1985 |  |  |  |
1986 |  |  |  |
1987 |  |  |  |
1988 |  |  |  |
1989 | Perth |  |  |
1990 |  | Christine Seydel & John Pritchard-Wafford |  |
1991 |  | Rochelle Manning & Stephen Roberts | No other competitors |
1992 |  |  |  |
1993 |  |  |  |
1994 |  |  |  |
1995 |  |  |  |
1996  | Perth |  |  |
1996–97  |  | No other competitors | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne |

* Bethany McLean
* Adam King

| No other competitors | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide |

* Amanda Paton
* Adam King

| No other competitors | [17]
2000–05  | No pairs competitors
2005–06  | Perth |

* Emma Brien
* Stuart Beckingham

| No other competitors | [23]
2006–12  | No pairs competitors
2012–13 | Brisbane |

* Emma Greensill
* Matthew Dodds

| No other competitors | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne |

* Paris Stephens
* Matthew Dodds

| [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane |

* Harmonie Wong
* Joda Walter

| No other competitors | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney | No other competitors | [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne |

* Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya
* Harley Windsor

* Paris Stephens
* Matthew Dodds

| No other competitors | [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane |

* Paris Stephens
* Matthew Dodds

| No other competitors | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney |

* Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya
* Harley Windsor

| [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne | No pairs competitors | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane | No pairs competitors | [40]
2023–24  | Erina |

* Anastasia Golubeva
* Hektor Giotopoulos Moore

| No other competitors | [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne | No pairs competitors | [42]

### Ice dance

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Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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1931 | Sydney | Phyllis Turner & Robert Jackson | Winsome Thackeray & Cyril MacGillicuddy | E. Salmonow & Jack Gordon

* Kathleen Kennedy
* H. Moore

(tie) |
1932–33  | Melbourne |

* Kathleen Kennedy
* H. Moore

* Miss Fay
* H.D. Foore

| [51]
1933–34  | Sydney |

* Kathleen Kennedy
* Sydney Croll

| Unknown | [3]
1934 | Melbourne | Winsome Thackeray & Cyril MacGillicuddy  |

* Kathleen Kennedy
* Sydney Croll

| Clarice Kennedy & J. Brown |
1935–36 | Sydney |

* Kathleen Kennedy
* Sydney Croll

|  |  |
1936–37  | Melbourne |  |  | [5]
1937–38  | Sydney |

* Edith Adams
* Ron Chambers

* Shirley Gould
* Jack Maloney

| [6]
1938 | Melbourne | Shirley Gauld & Ted Molony |  |  |
1939 | Sydney | Nance Connor / J.T. Brown |  |  |
1940–46  | No competitions due to World War II | [1]
1947–48  | Melbourne |

* Ann MacGillicuddy
* William Taylor

| Patricia Molony & K. Griffen  |

* Thelma Homsey
* William Hinchey

| [44]
1948–49  | Sydney |

* Thelma Homsey
* William Hinchey

| Rae Holdern & Donald McKnight  | [7]
1949–50  | Melbourne |  |  |
1950–51  | Sydney |

* Ann MacGillicuddy
* Adrian Swan

* Margaret Sim
* Alan Glen

* Phyllis Lammey
* Hilton Omerod

| [45]
1951–52 | Melbourne |

* Ann MacGillicuddy
* William Taylor

| No other competitors |
1952–53  | Sydney |

* Margaret Sim
* Allan Glen

| [9]
1953–54  | Melbourne |

* Gloria Gray
* Allan Glen

* Margaret Sim
* Hilton Omerod

| No other competitors | [10]
1954 | Sydney | Linda Squires / Robert Watson |  |  |
1955–56 | Melbourne | Barbara Heyward / Douglas Clarke |  |  |
1956–57  |  |  |
1958 | Melbourne |  |  |
1958 |  |  |  |
1959 |  | Shirley Taylor / William Cherrell |  |  |
1960  |  | No ice dance competitors |
1961 | Sydney | Lynn Wright / Robert Watson |  |  |
1964 |  | A. Clacy / B. Hodge |  |  |
1965 |  | Edwina Slowman / William Hewison |  | Lesley Anderson & Leslie Coxon |
1966-71  | No ice dance competitors
1971 |  | Joan Coates / Graham Beaumont |  |  |
1972 |  |  |  |
1974 |  | Anne Zoe Hopkins / Gabor Somlai |  |  |
1975 |  | Dorothy Smith / Grant Goddard | align="center" bgcolor="e5e4e2" | No other competitors |
1976–79  | No ice dance competitors
1979 |  | K. Pargeter / Chris Stuart |  |  |
1980 |  | Brennice Coates / Leslie Boroczky |  |  |
1981 |  | P. Leedham / Leslie Boroczky |  |  |
1982 |  | Bridget Watson / Mark Hochmann | No other competitors |
1983–84  | Perth |

* Liane Telling
* Michael Fisher

* Joanne Crynes
* Chris Stuart

| No other competitors | [13]
1984 |  |  |  |
1985 | Adelaide | Monica MacDonald / Rodney Clarke |  |  |
1986 | Brisbane |  |  |
1987 | Sydney |  |  |
1988 |  | Fiona Coulston / Brian Duckworth |  |
1989 | Perth | Monica MacDonald / Duncan Smart |  |
1990 |  |  |  |
1991 |  | Amber Niv & Mark Storton | Louise Carrache & Brian Duckworth |
1992 |  | Louise Carrache & Brian Duckworth | L. Peterson & J. Dunlop | No other competitors |
1993 |  |

* Christine Seydel
* Ducan Smart

|  |  |
1994 |  |  |  |
1995 |  | Chantal Loyer / Justin Bell  |

* Christine Seydel
* Ducan Smart

|  |
1996–97  | Perth | No other competitors | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney |

* Margarita Fourer
* Timothy Heinecke

| No other competitors | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne |

* Danielle Rigg-Smith
* Trent Nelson-Bond

* Portia Duval
* Francis Rigby

| No other competitors | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide |

* Portia Duval
* Francis Rigby

* Danielle Rigg-Smith
* Trent Nelson-Bond

| [17]
2000–01  | Perth |

* Natalie Buck
* Trent Nelson-Bond

* Alexandra Martin
* Daniel Price

| [18]
2001–02  | Sydney |

* Natalie Buck
* Trent Nelson-Bond

* Aimee Hartog
* Daniel Price

* Kristie Kettleton
* Trevor Sieders

| [19]
2002–03  | Brisbane |

* Danika Bourne
* Alexander Pavlov

| No other competitors | [20]
2003–04  | [21]
2004–05  | Sydney | [22]
2005–06  | Perth |

* Maria Borounov
* Evgeni Borounov

| [23]
2006–07  | Brisbane |

* Maria Borounov
* Evgeni Borounov

| No other competitors | [24]
2007–08  | Lake Macquarie |

* Danielle O'Brien
* Gregory Merriman

| [25]
2008–09  | Brisbane |

* Maria Borounov
* Evgeni Borounov

| No other competitors | [26]
2009–10 | Sydney | [27]
2010–11 | Melbourne |

* Katherine Firkin
* Henri Du Pont

| [28]
2011–12 | Brisbane |

* Katherine Firkin
* Henri Du Pont

| No other competitors | [29]
2012–13 | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne |

* Adele Morrison
* Lochran Doherty

| [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane |

* Adele Morrison
* Shane Speden

| No other competitors | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney |

* Emily Pike
* Patrick Adderly

| [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne |

* Matilda Friend
* William Badaoui

* Adele Morrison
* Demid Rokachev

* Kimberley Hew-Low
* Timothy McKernan

| [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane |

* Chantelle Kerry
* Andrew Dodds

* Micol Carmignani
* Mitchell Frencham

| No other competitors | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney |

* Matilda Friend
* William Badaoui

* India Nette
* Eron Westwood

| [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne |

* Holly Harris
* Jason Chan

* Chantelle Kerry
* Andrew Dodds

* Matilda Friend
* William Badaoui

| [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane |

* India Nette
* Eron Westwood

| No other competitors | [40]
2023–24  | Erina |

* Romy Malcolm
* Kobi Chant

| [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne |

* Holly Harris
* Jason Chan

* Romy Malcolm
* Kobi Chant

* Samantha Udell
* Zach Churton

| [42]

### Synchronized skating

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Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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1984 | Adelaide | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1985 | Brisbane | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1986 | Sydney | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1987 | Perth | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1988 | Sydney | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1989 |  | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1990 |  | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1991 |  | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1992 |  | Ice Cadetts |  |  |
1993 |  | Corps Des Patineurs |  |  |
1994 |  | Ice Cadetts |  |  |
1995 |  | Ice Cadetts |  |  |
1996–97  |  | Ice Cadettes  | Corps de Patineurs  | No other competitors | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney | Sydney Ice Impressions  | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne | Revelations  | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide | Synergy  | Sydney Ice Impressions  | [17]
2000–01  | Perth | Fire & Ice  | [18]
2001–02  | Sydney | Synergy |  |  |
2002–03  | Brisbane | Synergy |  |  |
2003–04  | Synergy |  |  |
2004–05  | Sydney | Fire on Ice |  |  |
2005–06  | Perth | Fire on Ice | Ice Viva! | No other competitors | [23]
2006–07  | Brisbane | Synergy  | Adelaide Ice Magic  | [24]
2007–08  | Lake Macquarie | Adelaide Ice Magic  | No other competitors | [25]
2008–09  | Brisbane | [26]
2009–10 | Sydney | [27]
2010–11 | Melbourne | Nova  | Adelaide Ice Magic  | [28]
2011–12 | Brisbane | [29]
2012–13 | Nova | Fire on Ice | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne | Infusion | Fire on Ice | [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane | Infusion | Fire on Ice | Nova | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney | Nova | Infusion | [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne | Infusion | Nova | Ice Storm | [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane | Team Unity | Ice Storm | Nova | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney | [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane | Team Unity  | Ice Storm  | Nova  | [40]
2023–24  | Erina | Ice Storm Lightning  | Infusion  | [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne | Ice Storm  | [42]

## Junior medalists

[edit]

### Men's singles

[edit]

Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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1996–97  |  | Michael Amentas  | Peter Nicholas  | Dejan Jovanovic  | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney | Stuart Beckingham  | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne | Peter Nicholas  | Daniel Harries  | Lloyd Tucker  | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide | Lloyd Tucker  | Bradley Santer | [17]
2000–01  | Perth | Bradley Santer | Daniel Harries  | Sean Carlow | [18]
2001–02  | Sydney | Daniel Harries  | Lloyd Tucker  | [19]
2002–03  | Brisbane | Sean Carlow | Tyler Mow  | Justin Parker  | [20]
2003–04  | Joel Watson  | Sean Carlow | Robert McNamara | [21]
2004–05  | Sydney | Robert McNamara | Mitchell Chapman  | [22]
2005–06  | Perth | Robert McNamara | Mitchell Chapman  | Dean Timmins  | [23]
2006–07  | Brisbane | Nicholas Fernandez | Robert McNamara | Mark Webster | [24]
2007–08  | Lake Macquarie | Matthew Precious  | Mark Webster | Mathew Tinson  | [25]
2008–09  | Brisbane | Brendan Kerry | Cameron Jorey-Hughes  | [26]
2009–10 | Sydney | Brendan Kerry | Simon Hardy  | David Kranjec | [27]
2010–11 | Melbourne | Oliver Porter  | [28]
2011–12 | Brisbane | Jordan Dodds  | David Kranjec | Harley Windsor | [29]
2012–13 | Cameron Hemmert  | Darian Kaptich | Ryan Dodds  | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne | Darian Kaptich | Charlton Doherty  | [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane | James Min | Darian Kaptich | Charlton Doherty  | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney | Charlton Doherty  | Darian Kaptich | [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne | Darian Kaptich | Charlton Doherty  | [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane | Darian Kaptich | Harrison Bain  | Brian Lee  | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney | Sam Gillard  | Alex Sun  | [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne | Juan Camilo Yusti  | Callum Bradshaw  | Leon McIntosh  | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane | Julio Potapenko  | Vinceman Chong  | Jeremy Adamlu  | [40]
2023–24  | Central Coast | Vinceman Chong  | Kryshtof Pradeaux  | James Lin  | [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne | James Lin  | Rahul Ravindran  | [42]

### Women's singles

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Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
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|
|
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1996–97  |  | Joanne Carter | Michelle Kriz  | Emily Minns  | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney | Michelle Kriz  | Andrea Boss  | Michelle Pascoe  | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne | Stephanie Zhang | Olivia Masterton  | Sarah-Yvonne Prytula | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide | Andrea Boss  | [17]
2000–01  | Perth | Zoe Bradforth  | Claire Bilton  | [18]
2001–02  | Sydney | Vashti Lonsdale  | [19]
2002–03  | Brisbane | Emilia Ahsan  | Alix Myra Andersen  | [20]
2003–04  | Emilia Ahsan  | Janna Kupec  | Tessa Black  | [21]
2004–05  | Sydney | Phoebe Di Tommaso | Laura Downing  | Janna Kupec  | [22]
2005–06  | Perth | Tina Wang | [23]
2006–07  | Brisbane | Cheltzie Lee | Phoebe Di Tommaso | [24]
2007–08  | Lake Macquarie | Cheltzie Lee | Lauren Hansom  | Albrina Lee  | [25]
2008–09  | Brisbane | Jaimee Nobbs  | Albrina Lee  | Kayla Doig  | [26]
2009–10 | Sydney | Chantelle Kerry | Zara Pasfield | [27]
2010–11 | Melbourne | Chantelle Kerry | Brooklee Han | Jaimee Nobbs  | [28]
2011–12 | Brisbane | Taylor Dean  | Zara Pasfield | [29]
2012–13 | Kailani Craine | Jenny Lu  | Katie Pasfield | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne | Yancey Chan  | [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane | Amelia Jackson  | Renee Hambly  | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney | Katie Pasfield | [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne | Holly Harris | Jordan Lazarus  | Amelia Jackson  | [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane | Amelia Jackson  | Lucy Sori Yun  | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney | Luci Sori Yun  | Danielle Maria Gebser  | [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne | Victoria Alcantara  | Vlada Vasilev  | Amy Avtarovski  | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane | Hana Bath  | Luna Shimogaki  | Sienna Kaczmarczyk  | [40]
2023–24  | Erina | Trisha Tong  | [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne | Mia Zixuan Jeng  | Kalyn Shimogaki  | [42]

### Pairs

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Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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|
|

1996–97  |  | No junior pairs competitors | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne |

* Bethany McLean
* Adam King

| No other competitors | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide |

* Amanda Paton
* Adam King

* Margaret Albia
* Phillip Champion

| No other competitors | [17]
2000–01  | Perth | No junior pairs competitors | [18]
2002–03  | Brisbane |

* Krysia Child
* Aaron Botham

| No other competitors | [20]
2005–11  | No junior pairs competitors
2011–12 | Brisbane |

* Veera Kestila
* Callum Bullard

* Emma Greensill
* Matthew Dodds

| No other competitors | [29]
2012–13 |

* Eliza Smyth
* Jordan Dodds

| No other competitors | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne | [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney |

* Jessica Rotondo
* Ryan Dodds

| [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne | [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane |

* Kaitlyn Ineson
* Tremayne Bevan

| [35]
2018–19 | Sydney | No junior pairs competitors | [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne |

* Campbell Young
* Tremayne Bevan

| No other competitors | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  |
2022–23  | Brisbane | No junior pairs competitors | [40]
2023–24  | Erina |

* Peyton Bellamy Martins
* Kryshtof Pradeaux

| No other competitors | [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne | No junior pairs competitors | [42]

### Ice dance

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Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
|
|
|
|

1996–97  |  |

* Lindsay Gough
* Jarrod Cook

* Alanna Tabone
* Ben Symons

* Portia Duval
* Francis Rigby

| [14]
1997–98  | Sydney |

* Rebecca Khoo
* Mathew Lee

* Danielle Rigg-Smith
* Trent Nelson-Bond

| [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne |

* Rebecca Khoo
* Mathew Lee

* Danika Bourne
* Trevor Sieders

| No other competitors | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide |

* Alexandra Martin
* Daniel Price

| No other competitors | [17]
2000–01  | Perth | No junior ice dance competitors | [18]
2001–02  | Sydney |

* Sarah Vandenbos
* Sean Murray

| No other competitors | [19]
2003–04  | Brisbane |

* Gabrielle Biffin
* Tye Nagy

* Danielle O'Brien
* Gregory Merriman

| No other competitors | [21]
2004–05  | Sydney |

* Danielle O'Brien
* Gregory Merriman

| No other competitors | [22]
2005–06  | Perth |

* Annabelle Tickner
* Kent Caputo

| No other competitors | [23]
2006–07  | Brisbane | No other competitors | [24]
2007–08  | Lake Macquarie | No junior ice dance competitors | [25]
2008–09  | Brisbane | [26]
2009–10 | Sydney |

* Lisa Phillips
* Andrew Budd

| No other competitors | [27]
2010–11 | Melbourne |

* Kimberley Hew-Low
* Cameron Hemmert

| [28]
2011–12 | Brisbane |

* Matilda Friend
* Patrick Adderley

* Hannah Sparke
* Lochran Doherty

| No other competitors | [29]
2012–13 |

* Rhiarna Lagoutaris
* Thomas Masters

| [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne |

* Rhiarna Lagoutaris
* Thomas Masters

| No other competitors | [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane |

* Matilda Friend
* William Badaoui

* Emily Pike
* Patrick Adderley

* Anja Noetzel-Hayward
* Connor McIver

| [32]
2015–16  | Sydney |

* Jessica Palfreyman
* Charlton Doherty

* Courtney Tyerman
* Alex Anstey

| [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne |

* Anastasia Ozerova
* Nick McCreary

* Courtney Tyerman
* Beau McElroy

| [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane |

* Jessica Palfreyman
* Charlton Doherty

* Varshana Schelling
* Liam McIver

| No other competitors | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney |

* Matilda Friend
* William Badaoui

* Jessica Palfreyman
* Nicholas McCreary

* Brittany Ross
* Jake Meyer

| [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne |

* Alexandra Fladun-Dorling
* Christopher Fladun-Dorling

| No other competitors | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane | No junior ice dance competitors | [40]
2023–24  | Erina |

* Renee Yuen
* Oliver Ma

* Regina Ng
* Dominik Mautner

* Amy Avtarovski
* Charlie Wilcox

| [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne |

* Chanelle Chum
* Osckar Chum

| No other competitors | [42]

### Synchronized skating

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Season  | Location  | Gold[1] | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
|
|
|
|

1996–97  |  | Esprit de Corps  | Revelations  | Macquarie Blade Runners  | [14]
1997–98  | Sydney | Revelations  | Fire on Ice  | Ice Creations  | [15]
1998–99  | Melbourne | Fire on Ice  | Ice Creations  | Adelaide Avalanche  | [16]
1999–2000 | Adelaide | Adelaide Avalanche  | Ice Cadettes  | Cutting Edge  | [17]
2000–01  | Perth | Cutting Edge  | Macquarie Blue Diamonds  | [18]
2001–02  | Sydney |  |  |  |
2002–03  | Brisbane |  |  |  |
2003–04  |  |  |  |
2004–05  | Sydney |  |  |  |
2005–06  | Perth | Adelaide Ice Magic | Iceskateers Elite | Penrith Ice Crystals | [23]
2006–07  | Brisbane | Iceskateers Elite  | Fire on Ice Junior  | Macquarie Illusions  | [24]
2007–08  | Lake Macquarie | Fire on Ice Junior  | Iceskateers Elite  | [25]
2008–09  | Brisbane | Nova  | [26]
2009–10 | Sydney | Nova  | Infusion  | [27]
2010–11 | Melbourne | Iceskateers Elite  | Infusion  | Fire on Ice Junior  | [28]
2011–12 | Brisbane | Fire on Ice Junior | Majestic Ice | Iceskateers Elite | [29]
2012–13 | Iceskateers Elite | Fire on Ice Junior | [30]
2013–14 | Melbourne | [31]
2014–15  | Brisbane | Aurora | [32]
2015–16  | Sydney | No other competitors | [33]
2016–17  | Melbourne | Majestic Ice | Iceskateers Elite | Infusion | [34]
2017–18  | Brisbane | [35]
2018–19 | Sydney | Iceskateers Elite | Infusion | Majestic Ice | [36]
2019–20 | Melbourne | Majestic Ice Junior | Adelaide Ice Magic Junior | [37]
2020–21  | Competitions cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [38]
2021–22  | [39]
2022–23  | Brisbane | Majestic Ice Junior  | Infusion Junior  | Iceskateers Elite  | [40]
2023–24  | Erina | Iceskateers Elite  | Southern Sky Junior  | [41]
2024–25  | Melbourne | Southern Sky Junior  | Majestic Ice Junior  | Phoenix  | [42]

## Records

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From left to right: Joanne Carter holds the record for the most Australian championships won in women's singles (with seven); Brendan Kerry is one of two skaters to hold the record for the most Australian championships in men's singles (with eight); and Danielle O'Brien and Gregory Merriman hold the record for the most Australian champions in ice dance (with six).

Records  Event  | Most titles

|

Men's singles  | Brendan Kerry | 8  | 2011/12
2013/14 – 2019/20
Cameron Medhurst | 8  | 1982/83
1984/85 – 1990/91
Women's singles  | Joanne Carter | 7  | 1994/95 – 1998/99;
2006/07 – 2007/08
Pairs  |

* Danielle Carr
* Stephen Carr

| 19  | 1980/81 – 1998/99
Ice dance  |

* Danielle O'Brien
* Gregory Merriman

| 6  | 2007/08 – 2013/14

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