Danish Figure Skating Championships

Recurring national figure skating competition

Danish Figure Skating Championships

Status| Active
Genre| National championships
Frequency| Annual
Country|  Denmark
Organized by| Danish Skating Union

The Danish Figure Skating Championships (Danish: Danske Mesterskaber) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Danish Skating Union (Danish: Dansk Skøjte Union) to crown the national champions of Denmark.[1] Skaters compete in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although not every discipline is held every year due to a lack of participants.

Per Cock-Clausen holds the record for winning the most Danish Championship titles in men's singles (with thirteen), while Anisette Torp-Lind holds the record in women's singles (with seven).

## History

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Prior to the construction of indoor ice rinks, the Danish Championships were dependent on the weather. Lakes and ponds needed to be frozen over long enough for skaters to practice as well as compete.[1] Therefore, the Danish Championships were interrupted numerous times due to mild winters. In 1957, Danish champion Per Cock-Clausen reported: "In Denmark the winter has been very mild... There were only a couple of days in December [1956] and one or two in March when skating has been possible on the lakes."[2] The first indoor ice rinks opened in Esbjerg and Østerbro in 1959.[1]

## Senior medalists

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From left to right: Justus Strid, seven-time Danish champion in men's singles; and Karina Johnson, four-time Danish champion in women's singles

### Men's singles

[edit]

Men's event medalists  Year  | Location  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
|
|
|
|

1912  | Unknown | H. Meincke  | Unknown |
1913–16 | No competitions held
1917  | Unknown | Holger Thiel  | Unknown |
1918–21 | No competitions held
1922  | Unknown | Peter Sørensen  | Unknown |
1923  | No competition held
1924  | Unknown | Peter Sørensen  | Unknown |
1925–28 | No competitions held
1929  | Unknown | Peter Sørensen  | Unknown |
1930–39 | No competitions held
1940  | Unknown | Per Cock-Clausen | Unknown |
1941  | Unknown | Unknown |
1942  | Unknown | Unknown |
1943–45 | No competitions due to World War II
1946  | Unknown | Per Cock-Clausen | Unknown |
1947  | Unknown | Unknown |
1948  | Unknown | Unknown |
1949–53 | No competitions held
1954  | Unknown | Per Cock-Clausen[3][4] | Unknown |
1955  | Copenhagen | Unknown |
1956  | Unknown | Unknown |
1957–59 | No competitions held | [2]
1960  | Unknown | Per Cock-Clausen | Unknown |
1961  | Unknown | Unknown |
1962  | Unknown | Unknown |
1963  | Unknown | Unknown |
1964  | Unknown | Arne Hoffmann  | Unknown |
1965  | Unknown | Per Cock-Clausen | Finn Olsen  | [5]
1966  | Unknown | Unknown |
1967  | Unknown | Unknown |
1968  | Unknown | Unknown |
1969  | Unknown | Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen  | Unknown |
1970  | Unknown | Arne Hoffmann  | Unknown |
1971  | Unknown | John Ferdinandsen  | Unknown |
1972  | Unknown | Unknown |
1973  | Unknown | Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen  | Unknown |
1974  | Unknown | Unknown |
1975  | Unknown | Flemming Søderquist  | Unknown |
1976  | Unknown | Unknown |
1977  | Unknown | Unknown |
1978  | Unknown | Jan Glerup  | Unknown |
1979–80 | No men's competitors
1981  | Unknown | Fini Ravn  | Unknown |
1982  | Unknown | Todd Sand | Unknown |
1983  | Unknown | Unknown |
1984  | Unknown | Lars Dresler | Unknown |
1985  | Unknown | Unknown |
1986  | Unknown | Unknown |
1987  | Unknown | Unknown |
1988  | Unknown | Unknown |
1989  | Unknown | Henrik Walentin | Unknown |
1990  | Unknown | Unknown |
1991  | Unknown | Unknown |
1992  | Unknown | Michael Tyllesen | Unknown |
1993  | Unknown | Unknown |
1994  | Unknown | Unknown |
1995  | Unknown | Johnny Rønne Jensen | Unknown |
1996  | Unknown | Michael Tyllesen | Unknown |
1997  | Unknown | Unknown |
1998  | Unknown | Johnny Rønne Jensen | Lasse Bech  | No other competitors | [6]
1999  | Aarhus | Tem Lylloff  | [7]
2000  | Hørsholm | Michael Tyllesen | Johnny Rønne Jensen | Lasse Bech  | [8]
2001  | Aalborg | Peter Bækgaard Kjær  | No other competitors | [9]
2002  | Unknown | [10]
2003  | Herning | Michael Felding  | No other competitors | [11]
2004  | Herlev | Michael Felding  | No other competitors | [12]
2005  | Unknown | Nicolai Siersted  | No other competitors | [13]
2006  | Unknown | No men's competitors | [14]
2007  | Frederikshavn | Nicolai Siersted  | No other competitors | [15]
2008  | Gladsaxe | Justus Strid | [16]
2009  | Esbjerg | Jesper Thræntoft Kristiansen  | No other competitors | [17]
2010  | Frederikshavn | No other competitors | [18]
2011  | Aarhus | [19]
2012  | Hvidovre | [20]
2013  | Aalborg | Keiran Araza  | No other competitors | [21]
2014  | Herlev | [22]
2015  | Herning | Keiran Araza  | No other competitors | [23]
2016  | Tårnby | [24]
2017–18  | No men's competitors
2019  | Odense | Nikolaj Pedersen  | No other competitors | [25]
2020  | Gentofte | Daniel Tsion  | Nikolaj Pedersen  | No other competitors | [26]
2021  | Frederikshavn | No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [27]
2022  | Daniel Tsion  | Nikolaj Pedersen  | No other competitors | [28]
2023  | Rødovre | Nikolaj Pedersen  | No other competitors | [29]
2024–25  | No men's competitors

### Women's singles

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Women's event medalists  Year  | Location  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
|
|
|
|

1912  | Unknown | Gerda Iversen  | Unknown |
1913–16 | No competitions held
1917  | Unknown | Alice Krayenbühl  | Unknown |
1918–21 | No competitions held
1922  | Unknown | Alice Krayenbühl  | Unknown |
1923  | No competition held
1924  | Unknown | Alice Jeppesen  | Unknown |
1925–39 | No competitions held
1940  | Unknown | Esther Kolni  | Unknown |
1941  | Unknown | Unknown |
1942  | Unknown | Unknown |
1943–45 | No competitions due to World War II
1946  | Unknown | Eva Meistrup  | Unknown |
1947  | Unknown | Esther Kolni  | Unknown |
1948  | Unknown | Eva Meistrup  | Unknown |
1949–53  | No competitions held
1954  | Unknown | Eva Meistrup[4] | Unknown |
1955  | Copenhagen | Bente Palle Sørensen[3] | Unknown |
1956  | Unknown | Eva Meistrup  | Unknown |
1957–59 | No competitions held | [2]
1960  | Unknown | Ayoe Bardram  | Unknown |
1961  | Unknown | Eva Petersen  | Unknown |
1962  | Unknown | Unknown |
1963  | Unknown | Hanne Flygenring  | Unknown |
1964  | Unknown | Marianne Bæk  | Unknown |
1965  | Unknown | Jette Vad  | Kirsten Nicolai  | [5]
1966  | Unknown | Jette Vad  | Unknown |
1967  | Unknown | Unknown |
1968  | Unknown | Unknown |
1969  | Unknown | Unknown |
1970  | Unknown | Kirsten Frikke  | Unknown |
1971  | Unknown | Unknown |
1972  | Unknown | Unknown |
1973  | Unknown | Hanne Jensen  | Unknown |
1974  | Unknown | Unknown |
1975  | Unknown | Jeanette Mingon  | Unknown |
1976  | Unknown | Unknown |
1977  | Unknown | Unknown |
1978  | Unknown | Unknown |
1979  | Unknown | Heidi Bartelsen  | Unknown |
1980  | Unknown | Unknown |
1981  | Unknown | Unknown |
1982  | Unknown | Anette Nygaard  | Unknown |
1983  | Unknown | Hanne Gamborg | Unknown |
1984  | Unknown | Unknown |
1985  | Unknown | Connie Sjøholm Jørgensen  | Unknown |
1986  | Unknown | Tina Hegner  | Unknown |
1987  | Unknown | Connie Sjøholm Jørgensen  | Unknown |
1988  | Unknown | Anisette Torp-Lind | Unknown |
1989  | Unknown | Unknown |
1990  | Unknown | Unknown |
1991  | Unknown | Unknown |
1992  | Unknown | Unknown |
1993  | Unknown | Unknown |
1994  | Unknown | Unknown |
1995  | Unknown | Maria Fuglsang  | Unknown |
1996  | Unknown | Unknown |
1997  | Unknown | Julia Sandsten  | Unknown |
1998  | Unknown | Veronika Krogh  | Marie Louise Deistler  | Kristine Kierkgaard  | [6]
1999  | Aarhus | Maria Louise Deistler  | Maria Fenger Jensen  | Line Rohde Petersen  | [7]
2000  | Hørsholm | Mikkeline Kierkgaard | Maria Louise Deistler  | Maria Fenger Jensen  | [8]
2001  | Aalborg | Sarah Nymand  | Rikke Kjer Petersen  | Line Rohde Petersen  | [9]
2002  | Unknown | Christina Lykke Kristensen  | Maria Louise Deistler  | Helle Grenaa Larsen  | [10]
2003  | Herning | Pernille Holkjær  | Christina Sørensen  | Maria Kjær  | [11]
2004  | Herlev | Christina Lykke Kristensen  | Pernille Holkjær  | Irina Babenko  | [12]
2005  | Unknown | Christina Sørensen  | No other competitors | [13]
2006  | Unknown | Natasha Lee Dann  | Irina Babenko  | No other competitors | [14]
2007  | Frederikshavn | Malene Svensson  | [15]
2008  | Gladsaxe | Maria Lykke Kristensen  | Irina Babenko  | Mette Pedersen  | [16]
2009  | Esbjerg | Karina Sinding Johnson | Maria Lykke Kristensen  | Mia Brix  | [17]
2010  | Frederikshavn | Sofie Castler  | Maria Lykke Kristensen  | [18]
2011  | Aarhus | Louise Wessberg  | Signe Hygum Jakobsen  | [19]
2012  | Hvidovre | Signe Hygum Jakobsen  | Sofie Castler  | [20]
2013  | Aalborg | Anita Anderberg Madsen | Karina Sinding Johnson | Signe Hygum Jakobsen  | [21]
2014  | Herlev | Daria Podtelejnikova  | [22]
2015  | Herning | Pernille Sørensen | No other competitors | [23]
2016  | Tårnby | Daria Podtelejnikova  | No other competitors | [24]
2017  | Vojens | Emma Frida Andersen  | Emma Louise Jensen  | Malene Andersen  | [30]
2018  | Hørsholm | Pernille Sørensen | Emma Frida Andersen  | [31]
2019  | Odense | Josephine Kærsgaard  | Emma Frida Andersen  | [25]
2020  | Gentofte | Camilla Grue  | Sofie Korsgaard  | No other competitors | [26]
2021  | Frederikshavn | No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [27]
2022  | Maia Sørensen | Amalie Borup Christensen  | Felice Basbøll  | [28]
2023  | Rødovre | Annika Skibby | Freja Juel Jensen | [29]
2024  | Herlev | Annika Skibby | Nicole Romanova Jensen | Mia Juel Jensen | [32]
2025  | Hørsholm | Anna-Flora Colmor Jepsen | Annika Skibby | Nicole Romanova Jensen | [33]

### Pairs

[edit]

Pairs event medalists  Year  | Location  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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|
|
|
|

1912  | Unknown |

* Inger Morville
* Folmer Søgaard

| Unknown |
1913–16 | No competitions held
1917  | Unknown |

* Fru Quinlan
* Rudi Syrig

| Unknown |
1918–21  | No competitions held
1922–24  | No pairs competitors
1925–39  | No competitions held
1940  | Unknown |

* Inger Weitzman
* Harry Meistrup

| Unknown |
1941  | Unknown | Unknown |
1942  | Unknown | Unknown |
1943–45  | No competitions due to World War II
1946  | Unknown |

* Grethe Fischer
* Alf Refer

| Unknown |
1947  | Unknown |

* Inger Weitzman
* Alf Refer

| Unknown |
1948  | Unknown |

* Eva Meistrup
* Harry Meistrup

| Unknown |
1949–53  | No competitions held
1954  | Unknown |

* Eva Meistrup
* Harry Meistrup

| Unknown | [4]
1955  | Unknown |

* Ayoe Bardram
* Alf Refer

[3] | Unknown | No other competitors |
1956  | Unknown | Unknown |
1957–59 | No competitions held | [2]
1960  | Unknown |

* Ayoe Bardram
* Alf Refer

| Unknown |
1961  | Unknown | Unknown |
1962  | Unknown |

* Lisa Reith Nielsen
* Alf Refer

| Unknown |
1963  | Unknown |

* Ayoe Bardram
* Alf Refer

| Unknown |
1964  | Unknown |

* Pia Møller
* Jørgen Hansen

| Unknown |
1965  | Unknown |

* Ayoe Bardram
* Alf Refer

| No other competitors | [5]
1966–2025 | No pairs competitors since 1965

### Ice dance

[edit]

Ice dance event medalists  Year  | Location  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
|
|
|
|

1964  | Unknown |

* Hanne Sønderup
* Jørgen Svendsen

| Unknown |
1965  | Unknown |

* Hanne Sønderup
* Jørgen Svendsen

[5] |

* Jette Steinhauer
* Leif Steinhauer

[5] | Unknown |
1966  | Unknown |

* Hanne Sønderup
* Jørgen Svendsen

| Unknown |
1967  | Unknown |

* Jette Steinhauer
* Leif Steinhauer

| Unknown |
1968  | Unknown |

* Vivi Christiansen
* Kurt Poulsen

| Unknown |
1969  | Unknown | Unknown |
1970  | Unknown | Unknown |
1971  | Unknown | Unknown |
1972  | Unknown | Unknown |
1973  | Unknown | Unknown |
1974–98 | No ice dance competitors
1999  | Aarhus |

* Annemette Poulsen
* David Blazek

| No other competitors | [7]
2000–09  | No ice dance competitors
2010  | Frederikshavn |

* Katelyn Good
* Nikolaj Sørensen

* Stephanie Baadsgaard Snider
* Athur Goncharov

| No other competitors | [18]
2011  | Aarhus |

* Stephanie Baadsgaard Snider
* Athur Goncharov

| No other competitors | [19]
2012–13  | No ice dance competitors
2014  | Herlev |

* Laurence Fournier Beaudry
* Nikolaj Sørensen

| No other competitors | [22]
2015  | Herning | [23]
2016–17  | No ice dance competitors
2018  | Hørsholm |

* Laurence Fournier Beaudry
* Nikolaj Sørensen

| No other competitors | [31]
2019  | Odense | No ice dance competitors | [25]
2020  | Gentofte |

* Elisabetta Iincardona
* Rafael Marc Drozd Musil

| No other competitors | [26]
2021  | Frederikshavn | No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [27]
2022  | No ice dance competitors | [28]
2023  | Rødovre |

* Elisabetta Iincardona
* Rafael Marc Drozd Musil

| No other competitors | [29]
2024  | Herlev | [32]
2025  | Hørsholm | [33]

## Junior medalists

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### Men's singles

[edit]

Junior men's event medalists  Year  | Location  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
|
|
|
|

1998  | Unknown | Tem Lylloff  | Peter Bækgaard Kjær  | No other competitors | [6]
1999–2000 | No junior men's competitors
2001  | Aalborg | Michael Felding  | No other competitors | [9]
2002  | Unknown | Christian Hammenken  | Benjamin Ebeling  | [10]
2003  | Herning | Nicolai Siersted  | Benjamin Ebeling  | No other competitors | [11]
2004  | Herlev | No junior men's competitors | [12]
2005  | Unknown | Jesper Kristiansen  | No other competitors | [13]
2006  | Unknown | No junior men's competitors | [14]
2007  | Frederikshavn | Jesper Kristiansen  | Jesper Holkjær  | No other competitors | [15]
2008  | Gladsaxe | [16]
2009  | Esbjerg | Keiran Richard Araza  | [17]
2010  | Frederikshavn | Andreas Brammer  |
2011  | Aarhus | No other competitors | [19]
2012  | Hvidovre | [20]
2013–14  | No junior men's competitors
2015  | Herning | Daniel Tsion  | No other competitors | [23]
2016  | Tårnby | Nikolaj Mølgaard Pedersen  | No other competitors | [24]
2017  | Vojens | Linus Colmor Jepsen  | [30]
2018  | Hørsholm | Lucas Strezlec  | [31]
2019  | Odense | Lucas Strezlec  | No other competitors | [25]
2020  | Gentofte | No junior men's competitors | [26]
2021  | Frederikshavn | No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [27]
2022  | No junior men's competitors | [28]
2023  | Rødovre | Dimitri Steffensen  | No other competitors | [29]
2024  | Herlev | Wendell Hansson-Østergaard  | Dimitri Steffensen  | No other competitors | [32]
2025  | Hørsholm | Sigurd Nikolaj Uhd Weldingh  | [33]

### Women's singles

[edit]

Junior women's event medalists  Year  | Location  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
|
|
|
|

1998  | Unknown | Mikkeline Kierkgaard | Anja Graugaard  | Sandra Kovenc  | [6]
1999  | Aarhus | Group I:
Mikkeline Kierkgaard | Group I:
Merete Jacobsen  | Group I:
Anja Graugaard  | [7]
Group II:
Irina Babenko  | Group II:
Julie Bidsted  | Group II:
Maj Uggerhøj
2000  | Hørsholm | Anja Graugaard  | Rikke Kjer Petersen  | Christina Lykke Kristensen  | [8]
2001  | Aalborg | Christina Lykke Kristensen  | Helle Grenaa Larsen  | Irina Babenko  | [9]
2002  | Unknown | Irina Babenko  | Pernille Holkjær  | Christina Sörenson  | [10]
2003  | Herning | Sara Twete  | Camilla Oleson  | Tatiana Horneman  | [11]
2004  | Herlev | Camilla Andersen  | Sara Twete  | Natasha Lee Dann  | [12]
2005  | Unknown | Mia Brix  | [13]
2006  | Unknown | Mia Brix  | Karina Sinding Johnson | [14]
2007  | Frederikshavn | Sara Twete  | Karina Sinding Johnson | Michelle Tromborg-Nielsen  | [15]
2008  | Gladsaxe | Karina Sinding Johnson | Sara Twete  | Signe Svane Magnussen  | [16]
2009  | Esbjerg | Signe Hygum Jakobsen  | Anita Anderberg Madsen | Frederikke Muff  | [17]
2010  | Frederikshavn | Anita Anderberg Madsen | Tara Bang  |
2011  | Aarhus | Daria Podtelejnikova  | Emma Andersen  | [19]
2012  | Hvidovre | Pernille Sørensen | Anita Anderberg Madsen | Daria Podtelejnikova  | [20]
2013  | Aalborg | Emma Andersen  | [21]
2014  | Herlev | Kristinna Vagtborg Jensen  | Linea Trapp Matthiesen  | [22]
2015  | Herning | Leonora Colmor Jepsen | Emma Frida Andersen  | Cecilie Kongsbak Dreier  | [23]
2016  | Tårnby | Vanessa Sevidova  | [24]
2017  | Vojens | Josephine Kærsgaard  | Cecilie Kongsbak Dreier  | Jane Iskov  | [30]
2018  | Hørsholm | Jane Iskov  | Caroline Oreskov Christoffersen  | Josephine Kærsgaard  | [31]
2019  | Odense | Maia Sørensen | Jane Iskov  | Vanessa Sevidova  | [25]
2020  | Gentofte | Catharina Victoria Petersen  | Amalie Borup Christensen  | [26]
2021  | Frederikshavn | No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [27]
2022  | Catharina Victoria Petersen  | Babeth Hansson-Östergaard  | Anna-Flora Colmor Jepsen  | [28]
2023  | Rødovre | Anna-Flora Colmor Jepsen  | Selmasiri Bella Larsen  | Camilla Vinther Poulsen  | [29]
2024  | Herlev | Camilla Vinther Poulsen  | Emilia Due Borch  | Selmasiri Bella Larsen  | [32]
2025  | Hørsholm | Fie Egan Magnussen  | [33]

### Ice dance

[edit]

Junior ice dance event medalists  Year  | Location  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

|
|
|
|
|

2002  | Unknown |

* Maj Frisendahl Petersen
* Benjamin Ebeling

| No other competitors | [10]
2003  | Herning | No junior ice dance competitors | [11]
2004  | Herlev |

* Maj Frisendahl Petersen
* Benjamin Ebeling

* Caroline Kirk
* Anton Velychko

| No other competitors | [12]
2005  | Unknown | No junior ice dance competitors | [13]
2006  | Unknown |

* Anna Thomsen
* Nikolaj Sørensen

* Sophie Vasbo
* Benjamin Ebeling

| No other competitors | [14]
2007  | Frederikshavn | No junior ice dance competitors | [15]
2008  | Gladsaxe |

* Barboa Heroldova
* Nikolaj Sørensen

| No other competitors | [16]
2009  | Esbjerg | [17]
2010–11  | No junior ice dance competitors
2012  | Hvidovre |

* Stephanie Baadsgaard Snider
* Stepan Dubrovski

| No other competitors | [20]
2013  | Aalborg | No junior ice dance competitors | [21]
2014  | Herlev |

* Sarah Vadskjær Grapek
* Malcolm Jones

| No other competitors | [22]
2015  | Herning | [23]
2016  | Tårnby | No junior ice dance competitors | [24]
2017  | Vojens |

* Leonora Colmor Jepsen
* Linus Colmor Jepsen

* Marine Bertau
* Rafael Marc Drozd Musil

| No other competitors | [30]
2018–19  | No junior ice dance competitors
2020  | Gentofte |

* Sara Buch-Weeke
* Nicolas Woodcock

| No other competitors | [26]
2021  | Frederikshavn | No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [27]
2022  | No junior ice dance competitors | [28]
2023–25 | No junior ice dance competitors since 2020

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* Morocco
* South Africa

Americas|

* Argentina
* Brazil
* Canada
* Mexico
* Peru
* United States

Asia|

* China
* Chinese Taipei
* Hong Kong
* India
* Indonesia
* Israel
* Japan
* Kazakhstan
* Kyrgyzstan
* North Korea
* Philippines
* South Korea
* United Arab Emirates
* Uzbekistan

Europe|

* Armenia
* Austria
* Azerbaijan
* Belarus
* Belgium
* Bulgaria
* Croatia
* Czech Republic
* Denmark
* Estonia
* Finland
* France
* Georgia
* Germany
* Great Britain
* Greece
* Hungary
* Iceland
* Ireland
* Italy
* Latvia
* Luxembourg
* Lithuania
* Netherlands
* North Macedonia
* Norway
* Poland
* Romania
* Russia
* Serbia
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* Turkey
* Ukraine

Oceania|

* Australia
* New Zealand

Discontinued|

* Czechoslovakia
* East Germany
* Soviet Union

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