Nordic Figure Skating Championships

Recurring figure skating competition

Nordic Figure Skating Championships

Status| Active
Genre| International competition
Begins| 1919
Frequency| Annual
Countries|  Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Previous event| 2025
Next event| 2026
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; Norwegian: Nordiske mesterskap i kunstløp) – 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, and in junior-level events since 2020.

Medals may be awarded in men's and women's singles at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although each discipline may not be held every year due to a lack of participants. Pair skating was last challenged at the Nordic Championships in 1967, and ice dance in 2012. Three skaters are currently tied for winning the most Nordic Championships 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 for winning the most Nordic Championships in women's singles (with five).

The 2026 Nordic Championships are scheduled to be held 28 January to 1 February in Copenhagen, Denmark.[2]

The 2024 Nordic Champions: Andreas Nordebäck of Sweden (men's singles) and Josefin Taljegård of Sweden (women's singles)

## Senior medalists

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### Men's singles

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

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1919  |  Kristiania |  Martin Stixrud |  Josef Jensen  |  Albert Stixrud  | [1]
1920  |  Helsinki |  Gillis Grafström |  Martin Stixrud |  Sakari Illmarinen  | [3]
1921  |  Stockholm |  Martin Stixrud |  Paul Nikkanen  |  Gunnar Jakobsson | [4]
1922  |  Trondheim | No other competitors | [5]
1923–45 | No competitions held | [6]
1946  |  Stockholm |  Bo Mothander |  Per Cock-Clausen |  Marcus Nikkanen | [7]
1947  |  Turku |  Lars Björkman  | No other competitors | [8]
1948  | No competition held | [6]
1949  |  Lillehammer |  Per Cock-Clausen |  Kalle Tuulos |  Hans Lindh | [9]
1950  |  Uppsala | [10]
1951  |  Helsinki |  Lars Björkman  | [11]
1952  | No competition held | [6]
1953  |  Solna |  Kalle Tuulos |  Per Cock-Clausen |  Hans Lindh | [12]
1954  |  Hamar |  Per Cock-Clausen |  Kalle Tuulos | [6]
1955  |  Gothenburg |  Kalle Tuulos |  Per Cock-Clausen | [13]
1956  |  Helsinki |  Per Kjølberg |  Per Cock-Clausen | [14]
1957  |  Stockholm |  Per Kjølberg |  Hans Lindh | [15]
1958  |  Gjøvik |  Per Cock-Clausen |  Ragnar Wikström | [16]
1959  |  Helsinki |  Jorma Heinonen  | [17]
1960  |  Jönköping |  Ragnar Wikström |  Raymond Wiklander | [18]
1961  |  Copenhagen |  Erik Grünert  | [19]
1962  |  Lillehammer |  Raymond Wiklander | [20]
1963  |  Lahti |  Ragnar Wikström |  Ilkka Varhee  | [21]
1964  |  Malmö |  Jan Ullmark | [22]
1965  |  Copenhagen |  Jan Ullmark |  Tony Berntler  |  Arne Hoffman  | [23]
1966  |  Sarpsborg |  Tony Berntler  |  Jan Ullmark |  Thomas Callerud | [24]
1967  |  Helsinki |  Thomas Callerud |  Jan Ullmark | [25]
1968  |  Gävle |  Ragnar Wikström | [26]
1969  |  Copenhagen |  Thomas Callerud |  Tony Berntler  |  Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen  | [27]
1970  |  Helsinki |  Tony Berntler  |  Pekka Leskinen |  Ragnar Wikström | [28]
1971  |  Gothenburg |  Thomas Callerud |  Arne Hoffman  | [29]
1972  |  Oslo |  John Ferdinandsen  |  Arne Hoffman  |  Thomas Öberg | [30]
1973  |  Copenhagen |  Thomas Öberg |  Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen  | No other competitors | [31]
1974  |  Helsinki |  Pekka Leskinen |  Thomas Öberg |  Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen  | [32]
1975  |  Malmö |  Flemming Søderquist  | [33]
1976  |  Stavanger |  Thomas Öberg |  Nils-Åke Nelson  |  Jan Glerup  | [34]
1977  |  Copenhagen |  Nils-Åke Nelson  |  Flemming Søderquist  |  Matthias Eidman  | [35]
1978  |  Oulu |  Thomas Öberg |  Antti Kontiola | [36]
1979  |  Gothenburg | [37]
1980  |  Trondheim |  Antti Kontiola |  Peter Söderholm  | [38]
1981  |  Aarhus |  Todd Sand |  Peter Söderholm  | [39]
1982  |  Helsinki |
1983  |  Gothenburg |  Fini Ravn  |  Lars Dresler | [40]
1984  |  Oslo |  Henrik Walentin |  Antti Kontiola |  Fini Ravn  | [41]
1985  |  Copenhagen |  Lars Åkesson |  Lars Dresler |  Henrik Walentin | [42]
1986  |  Turku |  Peter Johansson | [43]
1987  |  Upplands Väsby |  Henrik Walentin |  Jari Kauppi  |  Kim Ketelsen  | [44]
1988  |  Asker |  Peter Johansson |  Henrik Walentin |  Jari Kauppi  | [45]
1989  |  Hvidovre |  Lars Dresler | [46]
1990  |  Helsinki |  Lars Dresler |  Oula Jääskeläinen | [47]
1991  |  Malmö |  Henrik Walentin |  Michael Tyllesen |  Jan Erik Digernes | [48]
1992  |  Bergen |  Jan Erik Digernes |  Niclas Karlsson  | [49]
1993  |  Aarhus |  Michael Tyllesen |  Joel Mangs | [50]
1994  |  Helsinki |  Markus Leminen |  Johnny Rønne Jensen |  Oula Jääskeläinen | [51]
1995  |  Enköping |  Michael Tyllesen |  Johnny Rønne Jensen | [52]
1996  |  Asker |  Michael Tyllesen |  Johnny Rønne Jensen |  Jukka Kalliomäki  | [53]
1997  |  Hvidovre |  Johnny Rønne Jensen |  Jukka Kalliomäki  |  Ludvig Mannbro  | [54]
1998  |  Helsinki |  Edvard Pyöriäinen  |  Lasse Bech  | [55]
1999  |  Linköping |  Tero Hämäläinen  | No other competitors | [56]
2000  |  Stavanger |  Michael Tyllesen |  Johnny Rønne Jensen |  Filip Stiller | [57]
2001  |  Odense |  Edvard Pyöriäinen  |  Joni Juvonen  |  Mikael Olofsson  | [58]
2002  |  Vierumäki |  Kristoffer Berntsson |  Filip Stiller |  Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari | [59]
2003  |  Reykjavík | [60]
2004  |  Helsingborg |  Antti Aalto  |  Duran O'Hara Lindblom | [61]
2005  |  Asker |  Adrian Schultheiss |  Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari | [62]
2006  |  Copenhagen |  Adrian Schultheiss |  Filip Stiller | [63]
2007  |  Helsinki |  Kristoffer Berntsson |  Adrian Schultheiss | [64]
2008  |  Reykjavík |  Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari |  Mikko Minkkinen |  Michael Chrolenko | [65]
2009  |  Malmö |  Alexander Majorov |  Justus Strid | [66]
2010  |  Asker |  Kristoffer Berntsson |  Mikko Minkkinen | [67]
2011  |  Rødovre |  Alexander Majorov |  Adrian Schultheiss |  Kristoffer Berntsson | [68]
2012  |  Vantaa |  Justus Strid |  Julian Lagus  | [69]
2013  |  Reykjavík |  Kim Lucine | [70]
2014  |  Uppsala |  Valtter Virtanen | [71]
2015  |  Stavanger |  Javier Raya |  Sondre Oddvoll Boe |  Ondrej Spiegl | [72]
2016  |  Aalborg |  Alexander Majorov |  Valtter Virtanen |  Brendan Kerry | [73]
2017  |  Reykjavík |  Chafik Besseghier |  Ondrej Spiegl |  Daniel Albert Naurits | [74]
2018  |  Rovaniemi |  Alexander Majorov |  Valtter Virtanen |  Sondre Oddvoll Boe | [75]
2019  |  Linköping |  Sondre Oddvoll Bøe |  Alexander Majorov |  Aleksandr Selevko | [76]
2020  |  Stavanger |  Deniss Vasiļjevs |  Sondre Oddvoll Bøe |  Illya Solomin | [77]
2021  |  Copenhagen | Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [78]
2022  |  Hørsholm |  Valtter Virtanen |  Kornel Witkowski |  Oliver Praetorius  | [79]
2023  |  Reykjavík |  Andreas Nordebäck |  Gabriel Folkesson |  Makar Suntsev | [80]
2024  |  Borås | [81]
2025  |  Asker |  Casper Johansson |  Arttu Juusola |  Jan Ollikainen | [82]

### Women's singles

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

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1919  |  Kristiania |  Magda Mauroy |  Ingrid Gulbrandsen |  Margot Moe | [1]
1920  |  Helsinki |  Anna-Lisa Allart  | No other competitors | [3]
1921  |  Stockholm |  Magda Julin |  Margot Moe | [4]
1922  |  Trondheim |  Margot Moe | No other competitors | [5]
1923–45 | No competitions held | [6]
1946  |  Stockholm |  Britta Råhlén  |  Gun Ericson  |  Leena Pietilä | [7]
1947  |  Turku |  Leena Pietilä |  Kirsti Linna  | No other competitors | [8]
1948  | No competition held | [6]
1949  |  Lillehammer |  Marit Henie |  Bjørg Løhnner  |  Leena Pietilä | [9]
1950  |  Uppsala |  Leena Pietilä |  Gun Ericson  | [10]
1951  |  Helsinki |  Leena Pietilä |  Margaretha Brungårdh  |  Kirsti Linna  | [11]
1952  | No competition held | [6]
1953  |  Solna |  Gun Mothander  |  Leena Pietilä |  Margaretha Brunsgårdh  | [12]
1954  |  Hamar |  Ingeborg Nilsson |  Gun Mothander  |  Ally Lundström | [6]
1955  |  Gothenburg |  Britt Turid Aronsen  | [13]
1956  |  Helsinki |  Britt Turid Aronsen  |  Ingeborg Nilsson |  Kiirsti Linna  | [14]
1957  |  Stockholm |  Ally Lundström |  Grete Borgen  |  Anne Karin Dehle | [15]
1958  |  Gjøvik |  Grete Borgen  |  Anne Karin Dehle |  Astrid Ekeberg  | [16]
1959  |  Helsinki |  Anne Karin Dehle |  Grete Borgen  | [17]
1960  |  Jönköping |  Siri Kamfjord  | [18]
1961  |  Copenhagen |  Berit Unn Johansen | [19]
1962  |  Lillehammer |  Ann-Margreth Frei |  Berit Unn Johansen | [20]
1963  |  Lahti |  Ann-Margreth Frei-Käck |  Viviann Østby  |  Pia Vingisaar  |
1964  |  Malmö |  Berit Unn Johansen |  Anne Karin Dehle | [22]
1965  |  Copenhagen |  Marianne Bæk  |  Anne Karin Dehle |  Britt Elfving  | [23]
1966  |  Sarpsborg |  Britt Elfving  |  Anna-Maija Rissanen  | [24]
1967  |  Helsinki |  Jette Vad  |  Pia Vingisaar  | [83]
1968  |  Gävle |  Anne Karin Dehle |  Louise Lettström  | [26]
1969  |  Copenhagen |  Britt Elfving  |  Eva Hermansson  | [27]
1970  |  Helsinki |  Anita Johansson |  Anne Karin Dehle | [28]
1971  |  Gothenburg |  Lise-Lotte Öberg |  Anita Johansson |  Louise Lettström  | [29]
1972  |  Oslo |  Bjørg Ellen Ringdal  |  Liv Egelund  | [30]
1973  |  Copenhagen |  Tarja Näsi  | [31]
1974  |  Helsinki |  Tarja Näsi  |  Hannele Koskinen |  Susan Broman | [84]
1975  |  Malmö |  Susan Broman |  Lise-Lotte Öberg |  Kristiina Wegelius | [33]
1976  |  Stavanger |  Kristiina Wegelius |  Hannele Koskinen |  Susan Broman | [85]
1977  |  Copenhagen |  Niina Kyöttinen  |  Bodil Olsson  | [35]
1978  |  Oulu |  Hannele Koskinen |  Susan Broman |  Christina Svensson  | [36]
1979  |  Gothenburg |  Susan Broman |  Jeanne Chapman  |  Bodil Olsson  | [37]
1980  |  Trondheim |  Pia Snellman  |  Päivi Nieminen  |  Catarina Lindgren |
1981  |  Aarhus |  Christina Svensson  |  Hanne Gamborg |  Lotta Isaksson  | [39]
1982  |  Helsinki |  Nina Östman  |  Susanna Peltola  |  Elise Ahonen |
1983  |  Gothenburg |  Hanne Gamborg |  Anette Olsson |  Nina Östman  | [40]
1984  |  Oslo |  Elina Hänninen |  Nina Östman  |  Lotta Falkenbäck | [41]
1985  |  Copenhagen |  Lotta Falkenbäck |  Maria Bergqvist  |  Karin Starzmann  | [42]
1986  |  Turku |  Elise Ahonen |  Elina Hänninen | [43]
1987  |  Upplands Väsby |  Elina Hänninen |  Birgitta Andersson  | [44]
1988  |  Asker |  Hélène Persson |  Susanne Seger  |  Anisette Torp-Lind | [45]
1989  |  Hvidovre |  Anisette Torp-Lind |  Ann-Marie Söderholm  | [46]
1990  |  Helsinki |  Mari Niskanen  |  Ines Klubal  |  Mila Kajas | [47]
1991  |  Malmö |  Hélène Persson |  Mila Kajas |  Ines Klubal  | [48]
1992  |  Bergen |  Kaisa Kella |  Ann-Marie Söderholm  | [49]
1993  |  Aarhus |  Anisette Torp-Lind | [50]
1994  |  Helsinki |  Tuire Kuronen  |  Kaisa Kella |  Helena Grundberg | [86]
1995  |  Enköping |  Hannele Lundström  |  Mila Kajas | [52]
1996  |  Asker |  Kaisa Kella |  Alisa Drei |  Jessica Grahn | [53]
1997  |  Hvidovre |  Elina Kettunen |  Annukka Laukkanen  |  Sanna-Maija Wiksten | [54]
1998  |  Helsinki |  Sanna-Maija Wiksten |  Klara Bramfeldt | [55]
1999  |  Linköping |  Elina Kettunen |  Sanna-Maija Wiksten |  Anna Lundström | [56]
2000  |  Stavanger |  Susanna Pöykiö |  Anna Lundström |  Klara Bramfeldt | [57]
2001  |  Odense |  Mikkeline Kierkgaard |  Taru Karvosenoja  | [58]
2002  |  Vierumäki |  Alisa Drei |  Åsa Persson |  Anna Lundström | [87]
2003  |  Reykjavík |  Elina Kettunen |  Susanna Pöykiö |  Johanna Götesson | [60]
2004  |  Helsingborg |  Lina Johansson |  Sari Hakola  | [61]
2005  |  Asker |  Alisa Drei |  Elina Kettunen |  Tytti Tervonen  | [62]
2006  |  Copenhagen |  Niina Laksola  |  Malin Hållberg-Leuf |  Elina Vesamäki  | [63]
2007  |  Helsinki |  Susanna Pöykiö |  Laura Lepistö |  Lina Johansson | [64]
2008  |  Reykjavík |  Viktoria Helgesson |  Maria Taljegård  |  Malin Hållberg-Leuf | [65]
2009  |  Malmö |  Linnea Mellgren |  Henriikka Hietaniemi | [66]
2010  |  Asker |  Angelica Olsson |  Joshi Helgesson | [67]
2011  |  Rødovre |  Linnea Mellgren |  Juulia Turkkila | [68]
2012  |  Vantaa |  Juulia Turkkila |  Joshi Helgesson |  Isabelle Olsson | [69]
2013  |  Reykjavík |  Viktoria Helgesson |  Anita Madsen | [70]
2014  |  Uppsala |  Joshi Helgesson |  Viktoria Helgesson |  Liubov Efimenko | [71]
2015  |  Stavanger |  Jenni Saarinen |  Anne Line Gjersem |  Viveca Lindfors | [72]
2016  |  Aalborg |  Joshi Helgesson |  Viveca Lindfors |  Isabelle Olsson | [73]
2017  |  Reykjavík |  Carolina Kostner |  Elizaveta Tuktamysheva |  Anita Östlund | [74]
2018  |  Rovaniemi |  Viveca Lindfors |  Anita Östlund |  Josefin Taljegard | [75]
2019  |  Linköping |  Jenni Saarinen |  Gerli Liinamäe |  Vera Stolt  | [76]
2020  |  Stavanger |  Lara Naki Gutmann |  Emmi Peltonen |  Jenni Saarinen | [77]
2021  |  Copenhagen | Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [78]
2022  |  Hørsholm |  Oona Ounasvuori |  Ting Tzu-Han |  Olivia Lisko | [79]
2023  |  Reykjavík |  Nella Pelkonen |  Janna Jyrkinen | [80]
2024  |  Borås |  Josefin Taljegård |  Mia Risa Gomez | [81]
2025  |  Asker |  Olivia Lisko |  Linnea Ceder |  Josefin Taljegård | [82]

### Pairs

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

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1919  |  Kristiania |

* Ludowika Jakobsson
* Walter Jakobsson

* Alexia Bryn
* Yngvar Bryn

* Margit Jacobsen
* M. Engebretsen

| [1]
1920  |  Helsinki |

* Margit Jacobsen
* M. Engebretsen

| No other competitors | [3]
1921  |  Stockholm |

* Alexia Bryn
* Yngvar Bryn

* Helfrid Palm
* Agard Berghagen

| [4]
1922  |  Trondheim |

* Alexia Bryn
* Yngvar Bryn

* Mr. Ingebrotsen
* Mrs. Ingebrotsen

| No other competitors | [5]
1923–45 | No competitions held | [6]
1946  |  Stockholm |

* Brita Råhlsen
* Bo Mothander

* Gun Hammarin
* Sven Brandelius

* Inger Weitzmann
* Harry Meistrup

| [88]
1947  |  Turku |

* Harriet Pantaenius
* Lars Björkmann

| No other competitors | [8]
1948  | No competition held | [6]
1949  |  Lillehammer |

* Margot Walle
* Allan Fjeldheim

* Britta Lindmark
* Ulf Berendt

* Harriet Pantaenius
* Lars Björkmann

| [9]
1950  |  Uppsala |

* Gertrud Mikhejew
* Sture Höidén

* Harriet Pantaenius
* Lars Björkmann

* Inkeri Soininen
* Paavo Mäkelä

1951  |  Helsinki |

* Britta Lindmark
* Ulf Berendt

* Leena Pietilä
* Lars Björkman

| No other competitors | [11]
1952  | No competition held | [6]
1953  |  Solna |

* Leena Pietilä
* Lars Björkman

* Bjørg Skjælaaen
* Johannes Thorsen

| No other competitors | [12]
1954  |  Hamar |

* Britta Lindmark
* Ulf Berendt

| No other competitors | [6]
1955  |  Gothenburg |

* Bjørg Skjælaaen
* Johannes Thorsen

* Ingeborg Nilsson
* Reidar Börjeson

* Gun Mothander
* Hans Lindh

| [13]
1956  |  Helsinki |

* Ingeborg Nilsson
* Reidar Börjeson

* Mona-Lisa Englund
* Ronny Hall

| No other competitors | [14]
1957  |  Stockholm |

* Agneta Wale
* Kristian Wale

* Ingeborg Nilsson
* Reidar Börjeson

* Maud Levin
* Inge Sterner

| [15]
1958  |  Gjøvik |

* Soile Drufva
* Nils Kankkonen

| [16]
1959  |  Helsinki |

* Grete Borgen
* Per Kjølberg

* Soile Drufva
* Nils Kankkonen

* Margareta Ericson
* Staffan Thorson

| [17]
1960  |  Jönköping |

* Liv Lunde
* Erik Grünert

* Britta Eriksson
* Ronny Hall

1961  |  Copenhagen |

* Liv Lunde
* Erik Grünert

[19] |

* Margareta Ericson
* Staffan Thorson

* Ayoe Bardram
* Alf Refer

1962  |  Lillehammer |

* Gunilla Lindberg
* Gunnar de Shàrengrad

* Boel Lögdberg
* Christer Eriksson

| [20]
1963  |  Lahti |

* Karin Bjerke Magnussen
* Erik Grünert

* Anna-Maija Rissanen
* Ilkka Varhee

1964  |  Malmö |

* Anna-Maija Rissanen
* Ilkka Varhee

* Marie Gellermark
* Conny Wilbe

* Boel Lögdberg
* Christer Eriksson

| [22]
1965  |  Copenhagen |

* Karin Bjerke Magnussen
* Erik Grünert

| No other competitors | [89]
1966  |  Sarpsborg | No pairs competitors | [24]
1967  |  Helsinki |

* Anikken Støa
* Erik Grünert

| No other competitors | [83]
1968–2025 | No pairs competitions since 1967

### Ice dance

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

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1972  |  Oslo |

* Vivi Poulsen
* Kurt Poulsen

| No other competitors | [90]
1973  |  Copenhagen | [31]
1974–81  | No ice dance competitions
1982  |  Helsinki |

* Saila Saarinen
* Kim Jacobson

* Ulla Örnmarker
* Thomas Svedberg

* Karin Eliasson
* Sten-Olof Eliasson

| [91]
1983  |  Gothenburg |

* Annika Persson
* Johan Formgren

* Maria Ström
* Owe Ridderstråle

| No other competitors | [40]
1984–86  | No ice dance competitions
1987  |  Upplands Väsby |

* Åsa Agblad
* Ove Ridderstråle

* Susanna Peltola
* Kim Jacobson

* Johanna Elfving
* Pontus Krantz

| [92]
1988–2011 | No ice dance competitions
2012  |  Vantaa |

* Henna Lindholm
* Ossi Kanervo

* Malin Malmberg
* Thomas Nordahl

| No other competitors | [69]
2013–25  | No ice dance competitions since 2012

## Junior medalists

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### Men's singles

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

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1995  |  Enköping |  Kristoffer Berntsson |  Mikael Olofsson  |  Pasi Honkanen  | [93]
1996  |  Asker |  Lasse Bech  |  Edvard Pyöriäinen  | [53]
1997  |  Hvidovre |  Filip Stiller |  Edvard Pyöriäinen  |  Mikael Olofsson  | [54]
1998  |  Helsinki |  Kristoffer Berntsson |  Henrik Forsgren  |  Tem Lylloff  | [55]
1999  |  Linköping |  Filip Stiller |  Kristoffer Berntsson |  Hunor Thurman  | [56]
2000  |  Stavanger |  Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari |  Mikko Minkkinen |  Mikael Olofsson  | [57]
2001  |  Odense |  Filip Stiller |  Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari | [58]
2002  |  Vierumäki |  Niklas Hogner |  Antti Aalto  | [94]
2003  |  Reykjavík |  Adrian Schultheiss |  Niklas Hogner |  Tommi Piiroinen  | [60]
2004  |  Helsingborg |  Michael Chrolenko |  Valtter Virtanen | [61]
2005  |  Asker |  Michael Chrolenko |  Justus Strid |  Tommi Piiroinen  | [62]
2006  |  Copenhagen |  Alexander Majorov |  Valtter Virtanen |  Justus Strid | [63]
2007  |  Helsinki |  Samuli Tyyskä |  Anton Truvé  | [64]
2008  |  Reykjavík |  Anton Truvé  |  Filip Nordman  |  Otto-Eemeli Laamanen  | [65]
2009  |  Malmö |  Otto-Eemeli Laamanen  |  Michael Neumann  |  Matthias Versluis | [66]
2010  |  Asker |  Viktor Zubik  |  Ondrej Spiegl |  Julian Lagus  | [67]
2011  |  Rødovre |  Julian Lagus  |  Mathias Andersson  | [68]
2012  |  Vantaa |  Tino Olenius  |  Josef Oscarsson-Ericsson  |  Marcus Björk | [69]
2013  |  Reykjavík |  Sondre Oddvoll Bøe |  Nicky-Leo Obreykov  |  Tino Olenius  | [70]
2014  |  Uppsala |  Illya Solomin | [71]
2015  |  Stavanger |  Roman Galay |  Tino Olenius  |  Mandus Thorman  | [72]
2016  |  Aalborg |  Nikolaj Majorov |  John-Olof Hallman  |  Daniel Tsion  | [73]
2017  |  Reykjavík |  Natran Tzagai  |  Mikael Nordebäck  | [74]
2018  |  Rovaniemi |  Andreas Nordebäck |  Mikael Nordebäck  |  Nikolaj Pedersen  | [75]
2019  |  Linköping |  Oliver Praetorius  |  Daniel Seidel  |  Lucas Tiilikainen  | [76]
2020  |  Stavanger |  Casper Johansson  |  Jonathan Egyptson  |  Lauri Lankila  | [77]
2021  |  Copenhagen | Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [78]
2022  |  Hørsholm |  Andreas Nordebäck |  Casper Johansson  |  Matias Lindfors  | [79]
2023  |  Reykjavík |  Casper Johansson  |  Matias Lindfors  |  Jonathan Egyptson  | [80]
2024  |  Borås |  Hugo Bostedt  | [81]
2025  |  Asker |  Elias Sayed  |  Albin Samuelsson  | [82]

### Women's singles

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

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1995  |  Enköping |  Ann-Sofi Kähr |  Kaja Hanevold |  Selja Teitti | [93]
1996  |  Asker |  Sanna-Maija Wiksten |  Elina Kettunen |  Miia Marttinen | [53]
1997  |  Hvidovre |  Sara Lindroos |  Pia Airaksinen |  Kati Simola | [54]
1998  |  Helsinki |  Mikkeline Kierkgaard |  Kati Simola |  Tiina Weckman | [55]
1999  |  Linköping |  Åsa Persson |  Marjut Turunen | [56]
2000  |  Stavanger |  Taru Karvosenoja |  Johanna Götesson |  Jessica Söderlind | [57]
2001  |  Odense |  Sari Hakola |  Mari Hirvonen |  Johanna Götesson | [58]
2002  |  Vierumäki |  Johanna Götesson |  Erika Salo  |  Sari Hakola  | [95]
2003  |  Reykjavík |  Kiira Korpi |  Marie Skärgård |  Laura Lepistö | [60]
2004  |  Helsingborg |  Viktoria Helgesson | [61]
2005  |  Asker |  Isabelle Nylander |  Laura Lepistö |  Amanda Nylander | [62]
2006  |  Copenhagen |  Jenni Vähämaa | [63]
2007  |  Helsinki |  Maria Taljegård |  Sofia Otala | [64]
2008  |  Reykjavík |  Joshi Helgesson |  Alisa Mikonsaari |  Angelica Olsson | [65]
2009  |  Malmö |  Isabelle Olsson |  Anne Line Gjersem | [66]
2010  |  Asker |  Beata Papp |  Rebecka Emanuelsson |  Cecilia Törn | [67]
2011  |  Rødovre |  Isabelle Olsson |  Nea Viiri |  Anine Rabe | [68]
2012  |  Vantaa |  Seidi Rantanen |  Eveliina Viljanen |  Rebecka Emanuelsson | [69]
2013  |  Reykjavík |  Jenni Saarinen |  Josefin Taljegård | [70]
2014  |  Uppsala |  Emmi Peltonen |  Matilda Algotsson | [71]
2015  |  Stavanger |  Matilda Algotsson |  Anni Järvenpää |  Juni Marie Benjaminsen | [72]
2016  |  Aalborg |  Joanna Kallela |  Anastasia Schneider |  Emmi Peltonen | [73]
2017  |  Reykjavík |  Linnea Ceder |  Sofia Sula |  Cassandra Johansson | [74]
2018  |  Rovaniemi |  Smilla Szalkai |  Laura Karhunen | [75]
2019  |  Linköping |  Selma Välitalo |  Emelie Nordqvist | [76]
2020  |  Stavanger |  Laura Karhunen |  Ester Schwarz |  Olivia Lisko | [77]
2021  |  Copenhagen | Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic | [78]
2022  |  Hørsholm |  Janna Jyrkinen |  Iida Karhunen  |  Petra Lahti  | [79]
2023  |  Reykjavík |  Iida Karhunen  |  Lotta Artimo  | [80]
2024  |  Borås |  Lotta Artimo  |  Darja Trubitson  | [81]
2025  |  Asker |  Iida Karhunen  |  Venla Sinisalo  |  Annika Pellonmaa  | [82]

### Pairs

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Junior pairs event medalists  Year  | Location  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | Ref.

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1995–2004 | No junior pairs competitions
2005  |  Asker |

* Angelika Pylkina
* Niklas Hogner

* Rebecca Handke
* Daniel Wende

* Klara Zoubková
* Miroslav Verner

| [62]
2006  |  Copenhagen | No other competitors | [96]
2007–25  | No junior pairs competitions since 2006

### Ice dance

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

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1995–2004 | No junior ice dance competitions
2005  |  Asker |

* Grete Grûnberg
* Kristjan Rand

* Tanja Kolbe
* Paul Boll

* Anna Thomsen
* Nikolaj Sørensen

| [62]
2006  |  Copenhagen |

* Anna Thomsen
* Nikolaj Sørensen

* Rowan Musson
* John Horne

* Dorina Molnar
* Máté Fejes

| [63]
2007–25  | No junior ice dance competitions since 2006

## Records

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From left to right: Kristoffer Berntsson and Alexander Majorov of Sweden have each won six Nordic Championship titles in men's singles; and Viktoria Helgesson, also of Sweden, has won five Nordic Championship titles in women's singles.

Records Discipline  | Most championship titles

|

Skater(s)  | No. | Years  | Ref.
Men's singles  |

* Kristoffer Berntsson

| 6  | 2002–05;
2007;
2010  | [97]

* Per Kjølberg

| 6  | 1957–62  |

* Alexander Majorov

| 6  | 2011–14;
2016;
2018  | [98]
Women's singles  |

* Viktoria Helgesson

| 5  | 2008–11;
2013  | [99]

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