South Korean Figure Skating Championships

National figure skating championships

South Korean Figure Skating Championships

Status| Active
Genre| National championships
Frequency| Annual
Country|  South Korea
Organized by| Korea Skating Union

The South Korean Figure Skating Championships (Korean: 한국 피겨스케이팅 선수권 대회) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Korea Skating Union to crown the national champions of South Korea. Medals are awarded 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. The results of the competition are among the criteria used to determine the South Korean teams to the World Championships, World Junior Championships, Four Continents Championships, and Winter Olympics.

## Senior medalists

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The reigning South Korean figure skating champions: Cha Jun-hwan (men's singles); Kim Chae-yeon (women's singles}; and Hannah Lim and Ye Quan (ice dance)

### Men's singles

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

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1955  | Hwacheon | Lee Myung  | Kim Jong-shik  | No other competitors |
1956  | Yeoncheon | Lee Hae-jeong  | Lee Yoo-sung  | Bang Myung-seok  |
1957  | Seoul | Oh Kyung-hak  | Lee Hae-jeong  | Unknown |
1958  | Cheorwon | Yang Du-shik  | Lee Yoo-sung  |
1959  | Yeoncheon | Yang Du-shik  | Lee Yoo-sung  | Ji Jeol-un  |
1960  | Seoul | Ji Jeol-un  | Unknown |
1961  | Ji Jeol-un  | Unknown |
1962  | No men's competitors |
1963  | Ji Jeol-un  | Ko Yong-heum  | Shin Keon-jo  |
1964  | Ko Yong-heum  | Ji Jeol-un  |
1965  | Lee Kwang-young | No other competitors |
1966–67 | No men's competitors |
1968  | Lee Kwang-young | No other competitors |
1969  |
1970  | No men's competitors |
1971  | Kim Hoon  | No other competitors |
1972–74 | No men's competitors |
1975  | Han Soo-bong  | No other competitors |
1976  | No men's competitors |
1977  | Han Soo-bong  | No other competitors |
1978  |
1979–82 | No men's competitors |
1983  | Cho Jae-hyung | Unknown |
1984–86 | No men's competitors |
1987  | Jung Sung-il | Unknown |
1988–89 | No men's competitors |
1990  | Jung Sung-il | Unknown |
1991  | No men's competitors |
1992  | Jung Sung-il | Kim Se-yol | Unknown |
1993  | No men's competitors |
1994  | Jung Sung-il | Lee Kyu-hyun | Unknown |
1995  | Kim Se-jin  |
1996  | Lee Kyu-hyun | No other competitors |
1997  | Jin Yun-ki  | No other competitors |
1998  | No other competitors |
1999  |
2000  |
2001  | Lee Dong-whun | Kim Do-hwan  | [1]
2002  | No other competitors |
2003  | Lee Dong-whun | No other competitors | [2]
2004  | Lee Dong-whun | Cha Sang-chan  | Choi In-hwa  | [3]
2005  | No other competitors | [4]
2006  | [5]
2007  | [6]
2008  | Goyang | [7]
2009  | Kim Min-seok | Cha Oh-reum  | Lee Dong-whun | [8]
2010  | Seoul | Lee Dong-won | No other competitors | [9]
2011  | Lee Dong-won | Kim Min-seok | Lee June-hyoung | [10]
2012  | Kim Jin-seo | Lee June-hyoung | Kim Min-seok | [11]
2013  | Lee June-hyoung | Kim Jin-seo | Lee Dong-won | [12]
2014  | Goyang | Kim Jin-seo | Lee June-hyoung | [13]
2015  | Seoul | Lee June-hyoung | Kim Jin-seo | Cha Jun-hwan | [14]
2016 | [15]
2017 | Gangneung | Cha Jun-hwan | Lee Si-hyeong | [16]
2018 | Seoul | Lee June-hyoung | [17]
2019 | Lee June-hyoung | Lee Si-hyeong | [18]
2020 | Uijeongbu | Lee Si-hyeong | Lee June-hyoung | [19]
2021 | Cha Young-hyun | [20]
2022 | Kyeong Jae-seok  | [21]
2023 | Kim Hyun-gyeom | Seo Min-kyu | [22]
2024 | Lee Si-hyeong | [23]
2025 | Seo Min-kyu | Lee Si-hyeong | [24]

### Women's singles

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

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1955 | Hwacheon | Hong Yong-myung | Cho Jung-keun | No other competitors |
1956 | Yeoncheon | Hong Yong-myung | Cho Jung-keun | Kim Jung-ja |
1957 | Seoul | Cho Jung-keun |  |  |
1958 | Cheorwon | Cho Jung-keun | Kim Jung-ja | Won Mun-hee |
1959 | Yeoncheon | Cho Jung-keun | Lee Deok-hee | Won Mun-hee |
1960 | Seoul | Kim Jung-ja | Lee Deok-hee |  |
1961 | Seoul | Kim Jung-ja |  |  |
1963 | Seoul | Jung Nam-ok | Lee Deok-hee | Kim Hae-kyung |
1964 | Seoul | Jung Nam-ok | Kim Hae-kyung | Lee Deok-hee |
1965 | Seoul | Kim Hae-kyung | Jung Nam-ok | Lee Hyun-joo |
1967 | Seoul | Lee Hyun-joo | Kim Hae-kyung |  |
1968 | Seoul | Lee Hyun-joo | Kim Hae-kyung | Kim Young-hee |
1969 | Seoul | Lee Hyun-joo | Yun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun) | Kim Young-hee |
1971 | Seoul | Chang Myung-su | Lee In-sook | Yun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun) |
1972 | Seoul | Chang Myung-su | Lee Bu-yong |  |
1974 | Seoul | Chang Myung-su | Yun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun) | Lee In-sook |
1975 | Seoul | Yun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun) | Lee Hyun-joo | Hong Hye-kyung |
1976 | Seoul | Yun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun) | Lee Hyun-joo | Hong Hye-kyung |
1977 | Seoul | Lee Hyun-joo | Yun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun) | Choo Young-soon |
1978 | Seoul | Choo Young-soon | Shin Hea-sook | Lee Bu-yong |
1979 | Seoul | Shin Hea-sook | Choo Young-soon | Lim Hye-kyung |
1980 | Seoul | Shin Hea-sook | Choo Young-soon | Yun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun) |
1981 | Seoul | Lim Hye-kyung |  |  |
1982 | Seoul | Lim Hye-kyung |  |  |
1983 | Seoul | Lim Hye-kyung |  |  |
1984 | Seoul | Kim Hae-sung | Lim Hye-kyung |  |
1986 | Seoul | Byun Sung-jin |  |  |
1987 | Seoul | Byun Sung-jin | Ko Sung-hee |  |
1988 | Seoul | Byun Sung-jin | Chi Hyun-jung | Ko sung-hee |
1989 | Seoul | Byun Sung-jin |  |  |
1990 | Seoul | Lee Eun-hee | Byun Sung-jin |  |
1992 | Seoul | Lee Eun-hee |  |  |
1994 | Seoul | Park Bun-seon | Kim Hee-jin |  |
1995 | Seoul | Park Bun-seon, Choi Hyung-kyung |  |  |
1997 | Seoul | Jung Min-ju | Choi Hyung-kyung | Park Bun-seon |
1998 | Seoul | Shin Yea-ji[a] |  | Choi Young-eun |
1999 | Seoul |  | Lee Chu-hong |
2000 | Seoul | Park Bit-na | Lee Chu-hong |  |
2001  | Seoul | Jung Min-ju  | Lee Chu-hong  | [1]
2002  | Shin Yea-ji[a] | Lee Sun-bin  | Choi Young-eun  |
2003  | Yuna Kim | Park Bit-na | Choi Ji-eun | [2]
2004  | Yuna Kim[25] | [3]
2005  | Yuna Kim | Choi Ji-eun | Kim Chae-hwa | [4]
2006  | Shin Yea-ji[b] | [5]
2007  | Kim Chae-hwa | Shin Yea-ji[b] | Choi Ji-eun | [6]
2008 | Goyang | Kim Na-young | Kim Hyeon-jung | Kim Chae-hwa | [7]
2009  | Yuna Kim | Kim Na-young | Yoon Yea-ji | [8]
2010 | Seoul | Kim Hae-jin | Kwak Min-jeong | Park So-youn | [9]
2011 | Park So-youn | Kwak Min-jeong | [10]
2012 | Choi Da-bin | [11]
2013 | Kim Yuna | [12]
2014 | Goyang | Kim Hae-jin | [13]
2015 | Seoul | Park So-youn | Choi Da-bin | An So-hyun | [14]
2016 | Seoul | You Young | Lim Eun-soo | [15]
2017 | Gangneung | Lim Eun-soo | Kim Ye-lim | Kim Na-hyun | [16]
2018 | Seoul | You Young | Choi Da-bin | Lim Eun-soo | [17]
2019 | Seoul | Lim Eun-soo | Lee Hae-in | [18]
2020 | Uijeongbu | Lee Hae-in | Kim Ye-lim | [19]
2021 | Kim Ye-lim | Yun Ah-sun | Lee Hae-in | [20]
2022 | You Young | Kim Ye-lim | [21]
2023 | Shin Ji-a | [22]
2024 | Lee Hae-in | Kim Chae-yeon | [23]
2025 | Kim Chae-yeon | Shin Ji-a | Kim Yu-jae | [24]

1. ^ a b This is Shin Yea-ji, the figure skater born in 1984.
2. ^ a b This is Shin Yea-ji, the figure skater born in 1988.

### Pairs

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

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2001–15 | No pairs competitors
2016 | Seoul |

* Ji Min-ji
* Themistocles Leftheris

| No other competitors | [15]
2017 | Gangneung |

* Kim Su-yeon
* Kim Hyung-tae

* Kim Kyu-eun
* Alex Kam

| [16]
2018 | Seoul |

* Kim Kyu-eun
* Alex Kam

| No other competitors | [17]
2019–22 | No pairs competitors
2023 | Uijeongbu |

* Cho Hye-jin
* Steven Adcock

| No other competitors | [22]
2024–25 | No pairs competitors

### Ice dance

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

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1998  | Seoul |

* Yang Tae-hwa
* Lee Chuen-gun

* Kim Hye-min
* Kim Min-woo

| No other competitors |
1999  |
2000  |
2001  | [1]
2002  |
2003  |

* Kim Hye-min
* Kim Min-woo

* Choi Sun-young
* Lee Kyu-chui

| [2]
2004  | [3]
2005  | No other competitors | [4]
2006  | [5]
2006–13 | No ice dance competitors
2014  | Goyang |

* Yura Min
* Timothy Koleto

| No other competitors | [13]
2015  | Seoul | No ice dance competitors | [14]
2016 |

* Rebeka Kim
* Kirill Minov

* Yura Min
* Alexander Gamelin

* Lee Ho-jung
* Richard Kam

| [15]
2017 | Gangneung |

* Yura Min
* Alexander Gamelin

* Lee Ho-jung
* Richard Kam

| No other competitors | [16]
2018 | Seoul | No other competitors | [17]
2019 | No ice dance competitors | [18]
2020 | Uijeongbu |

* Yura Min
* Daniel Eaton

| No other competitors | [19]
2021–23 | No ice dance competitors
2024 |

* Hannah Lim
* Ye Quan

| No other competitors | [23]
2025 | [24]

## 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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2007  | Seoul | Kim Min-seok | Cha Oh-reum | Lee Dong-won | [6]
2008  | Goyang | [7]
2009  | Lee Dong-won  | Lee June-hyoung | Seo Min-seok  | [26]
2010  | Seoul | Lee June-hyoung | Seo Min-seok  | No other competitors | [9]
2011  | Kim Jin-seo | Alex Kam | Kim Hwan-jin  | [10]
2012  | Cha Jun-hwan | Richard Kam | [11]
2013  | Richard Kam | Lee Si-hyeong | [12]
2014  | Goyang | Richard Kam | Park Sung-hoon | An Geon-hyeong | [13]
2015  | Seoul | Kim Hyung-tae  | Kim Sang-woo  | Kim Geon-mo  | [14]
2016 | Kim Sang-woo  | Kim Han-gil  | Kim Tae-hyun  | [15]
2017 | Gangneung | Cha Young-hyun | Kyeong Jae-Seok  | Kim Sang-woo  | [16]
2018 | Seoul | Kim Han-gil  | Kim Hyun  | Park Geon-woo  | [17]
2019 | Lee Dong-hyuk  | Jeong Deok-hoon  | Kim Jae-hyeon  | [18]
2020 | Uijeongbu | Jeong Deok-hoon | Lee Jun-hyuk | Kim Hyun-gyeom | [19]
2021 | Lee Jun-hyuk | Park Hyeon-seo | Kim Ye-sung | [20]
2022 | Seo Min-kyu | [21]
2023 | Choi Ha-bin | [22]
2024 | Yu Dong-han  | Chung Jae-wook  | Kim Tae-hwan  | [23]
2025 | Lee Youn-ho  | Kim Aa-ron  | Kim Ye-sung  | [24]

### Women's singles

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

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2007 | Seoul | Kim Na-young | Kim Hyeon-jung | Kim Soo-jin | [6]
2008 | Goyang | Yun Yea-ji | Kwak Min-jeong | [7]
2009 | Kwak Min-jeong | Park So-yeon | Kim Hye-rin | [26]
2010 | Seoul | Lee Ho-jung | Seo Chae-yeon | [9]
2011 | Cho Kyung-ah | Choi Hwi | Byun Ji-hyun | [10]
2012 | Kim Na-hyun | Kim Kyu-eun | Kim Ju-hee | [11]
2013 | Cho Kyung-ah | Choi Min Jee | Lim Ah-hyun | [12]
2014 | Goyang | An So-hyun | Choi Yu-jin | Cho Kyung-ah | [13]
2015 | Seoul | Lee Hyun-soo | Do Ji-hoon | Kang Su-min | [14]
2016 | Seoul | Kam Yun-kyung | Jeon Su-been | Kim Na-yeong | [15]
2017 | Gangneung | Choi So-eun | Choi Hyun-su | Lee Yu-rim | [16]
2018 | Seoul | Wi Seo-young | Lee Si-won | Lee Eun-seo | [17]
2019 | Park Yeon-jeong | Kim Min-chae | Kwak Mun-ju | [18]
2020 | Uijeongbu | Seo Hee-won | Song Si-woo | Kang Joo-ha | [19]
2021 | Shin Ji-a | Han Hee-sue | Song Si-woo | [20]
2022 | Kwon Min-sol | Kim Yu-jae | Hwang Ji-young | [21]
2023 | Kim Yu-seong | Lee Ji-yoon | Kim Ye-eun | [22]
2024 | Jang Ha-rin | Kim Ji-yu | [23]
2025 | Lee Gyu-ri | Lee Hyo-won | Kim Min-song | [24]

### Pairs

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

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2007–15  | No junior pairs competitors
2016 | Seoul |

* Kim Su-yeon
* Kim Hyung-tae

| No other competitors | [15]
2017–25 | No junior pairs competitors since 2016

### Ice dance

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

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2007–12  | No junior ice dance competitors
2013  | Seoul |

* Kim Ji-won
* Oh Jae-woong

| No other competitors | [12]
2014  | Goyang | No junior ice dance competitors | [13]
2015  | Seoul |

* Lee Ho-jung
* Richard Kam

| No other competitors | [14]
2016–17 | No ice dance competitors
2018 | Seoul |

* Park Geun-yeong
* Park Geon-woo

| No other competitors | [17]
2019 |

* Jeon Jeong-eun
* Choi Seong-min

| [18]
2020 | Uijeongbu | [19]
2021 | No junior ice dance competitors | [20]
2022 |

* Hannah Lim
* Ye Quan

* Jinny Kim
* Lee Na-mu

| No other competitors | [21]
2023 | [22]
2024 |

* Jinny Kim
* Lee Na-mu

| No other competitors | [23]
2025 | No junior ice dance competitors | [24]

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