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Swiss Figure Skating Championships
Logo of Swiss Ice Skating
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountrySwitzerland Switzerland
Inaugurated1919
Previous event2025
Next event2026
Organized bySwiss Ice Skating

The Swiss Figure Skating Championships (German: Schweizermeisterschaften Elite Kunstlaufen und Eistanzen; French: Championnats Suisses Elite Patinage Artistique et Danse sur Glace) are an annual figure skating competition organized by Swiss Ice Skating to crown the national champions of Switzerland. The first championships were held in St. Moritz in 1919. 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.

Oliver Höner holds the record for winning the most Swiss Championship titles in men's singles (with eleven), while Sarah Meier holds the record in women's singles (with eight), and Pierette Dubois and Paul Dubois hold the record in pair skating (with ten). Diane Gerencser holds the record for winning the most Swiss Championship titles in ice dance (with six), but these were won with two different partners.

Senior medalists

[edit]
From left to right: Lukas Britschgi, five-time Swiss champion in men's singles; Kimmy Repond, two-time Swiss champion in women's singles; and Gina Zehnder and Beda Leon Sieber, the reigning Swiss champions in ice dance

Men's singles

[edit]
Men's event results
Year Location Gold[1] Silver Bronze Ref.
1919 St. Moritz Alfred Mégroz Georges Gautschi No other competitors [2]
1920 No competition held [1]
1921 St. Moritz Alfred Mégroz No other competitors [3]
1922–23 No competitions held [1]
1924 St. Moritz Alfred Mégroz Charles Willi H. Merker [4]
1925 No competition held [1]
1926 Davos Georges Gautschi O. Meyer G. Reinhart [5]
1927 St. Moritz Edwin Keller Theophil Stäubli [6]
1928–30 No competitions held [1]
1931 Zurich Georges Gautschi Heinz Cattani Edwin Keller [7]
1932 Heinz Cattani Edwin Keller Theophil Stäubli [8]
1933 Engelberg Edwin Keller Othmar Jordi Heinz Cattani [9]
1934 Bern Lucian Büeler Ernst Fenner [10]
1935 Basel Lucian Büeler Ernst Fenner Alexander Schlageter [11]
1936 Arosa Hans Kunz Emil Sommerhalder [12]
1937 Davos Ernst Fenner Charles Rima [13]
1938 Bern Hans Gerschwiler[14] Martin Enderlin Jacob Biedermann
1939 Arosa Jacob Biedermann Marcel Leimgruber
1940 Karl Enderlin Marcel Leimgruber Rolf Wieser
1941 Glarus Rolf Wieser Fred Stämpfli
1942 Arosa Fritz Durst
1943 Lausanne Fritz Durst[14] Max Ersi No other competitors
1944 Davos Kurt Sönning[14] Rolf Wieser Marcel Leimgruber
1945 Zurich Karl Enderlin [15]
1946 Davos Hans Gerschwiler Fritz Durst Kurt Sönning [14]
1947 Arosa François Pache[16] No other competitors [17]
1948 Davos Gérald Desbaillet
1949 Lausanne Kurt Sönning[16]
1950 Basel
1951 Klosters François Pache Fritz Loosli Roland Schenkel
1952 Flims Gérald Desbaillet
1953 Arosa Hubert Köpfler[18] François Pache André Calame
1954 Villars-sur-Ollon François Pache[19] Hans Müller[19] Fritz Loosli
1955 Flims Hans Müller Kurt Pulver Gérald Desbaillet [20]
1956 Basel François Pache Hans Müller Hubert Köpfler
1957 Arosa Hubert Köpfler[18] Hubert Köpfler No other competitors
1958 Zurich François Pache No other competitors
1959 Lausanne Hubert Köpfler[21] François Pache[21] Marcel Paris
1960 Winterthur Markus Germann
1961 Arosa [22]
1962 Neuchâtel François Pache Markus Germann Hans-Jörg Studer [23]
1963 Zurich Markus Germann Hans-Jörg Studer Peter Grütter [24]
1964 Winterthur Peter Stöhr [25]
1965 Geneva Hans-Jörg Studer Peter Grütter [26]
1966 Lucerne Daniel Höner Peter Grütter [27]
1967 Basel Daniel Höner Jean-Pierre Devenoges Blaise Rossinelli [28]
1968 Zurich
1969 Lausanne Meinrad Rössli [29]
1970 Winterthur Gaston Schäffer [30]
1971 St. Gallen Bernard Bauer Gaston Schäffer [31]
1972 Bern Gaston Schäffer No other competitors [32]
1973 Basel Leonardo Lienhard Stéphane Prince
1974 Geneva Stéphane Prince[a] Leonardo Lienhard[a] No other competitors [33]
1975 Villars-sur-Ollon No men's competitors [34]
1976 Bern Martin Sochor Daniel Fürer No other competitors [35]
1977 La Chaux-de-Fonds Richard Furrer[36] Martin Sochor[36]
1978 Herisau Daniel Fürer[37] Richard Furrer No other competitors
1979 Aarau Oliver Höner[37][38] No other competitors
1980 Bern Marco Scheibler Roberto Cavallaro
1981 Lausanne Richard Furrer Eugenio Biaggini Paul Sonderegger [39]
1982 Zurich Oliver Höner Richard Furrer Eugenio Biaggini [40]
1983 Arosa Richard Furrer Didier Dieufils [41]
1984 Geneva Oliver Höner Richard Furrer Didier Dieufils [42]
1985 Lausanne Paul Sonderegger Adrian Anliker [43]
1986 Porrentruy Mark Bachofen Paul Sonderegger [44]
1987 Bern [45]
1988 Lucerne Alexandro Lo Monte Mark Bachofen [46]
1989 Zurich Sandro Bosshard Theo Portmann [47]
1990 Lausanne Paul Sonderegger Daniel Galliker [48]
1991 Olten Patrick Meier [49]
1992 Monthey Patrick Meier Daniel Galliker [50]
1993 Bern Nicolas Binz Paul Sonderegger Patrick Meier [51]
1994 Neuchâtel Patrick Meier Nicolas Binz Paul Sonderegger [52]
1995 Davos Marius Negrea Patrick Meier Nicolas Binz [53]
1996 Lugano Patrick Meier Nicolas Binz Pierre-Daniel Liaudat [54]
1997 Grindelwald Andreas von Arb Nicolas Binz [55]
1998 Schaffhausen Oscar Peter [56]
1999 Lausanne No other competitors [57]
2000 Lugano [58]
2001 Geneva Stéphane Lambiel Patrick Meier Oscar Peter [59]
2002 Zurich Jamal Othman [60]
2003 Zug Raphaël Bohren Patrick Meier [61]
2004 Neuchâtel Patrick Meier Jamal Othman [62]
2005 Lausanne Jamal Othman Moris Pfeifhofer [63]
2006 Biasca Raphaël Bohren [64]
2007 Geneva Moris Pfeifhofer [65]
2008 Winterthur Moris Pfeifhofer Jamal Othman [66]
2009 La Chaux-de-Fonds Jamal Othman Tomi Pulkkinen Mikael Redin [67]
2010 Lugano Stéphane Lambiel Jamal Othman [68]
2011 Zug Mikael Redin Laurent Alvarez Stéphane Walker [69]
2012 Basel Laurent Alvarez Stéphane Walker Mikael Redin [70]
2013 Geneva Stéphane Walker Nicolas Dubois [71]
2014 La Chaux-de-Fonds Mikael Redin Nicola Todeschini [72]
2015 Lugano Nicola Todeschini Vincent Cuérel Nicolas Dubois [73]
2016 Lausanne Stéphane Walker Nicola Todeschini [74]
2017 Lucerne Lukas Britschgi Nurullah Sahaka [75]
2018 Neuchâtel Nicola Todeschini Lukas Britschgi [76]
2019 Wetzikon Lukas Britschgi Nurullah Sahaka Tomàs Guarino Sabaté [77]
2020 Biel/Bienne Nicola Todeschini [78]
2021 St. Moritz Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [79]
2022 Lucerne Lukas Britschgi Egor Murashov Nurullah Sahaka [80]
2023 Chur Nurullah Sahaka Micha Steffen Noah Bodenstein [81]
2024 Küsnacht Lukas Britschgi Georgii Pavlov Nico Steffen [82]
2025 Geneva Noah Bodenstein [83]
  1. ^ a b Neither Stéphane Prince nor Leonardo Lienhard achieved the required scores to be named the Swiss Champion.[33]

Women's singles

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Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold[84] Silver Bronze Ref.
1931 Zurich Edith Gautschi Edwige Rogger Lilly Kuhn [7]
1932 O. Saratz [8]
1933 Engelberg Guldborg Sjursen O. Saratz Dora Wehrli [9]
1934 Bern Angela Anderes Edwige Rogger [10]
1935 Basel Angela Anderes Trixli Bon Dora Wehrli [11]
1936 Arosa Herta Frey-Dexler Edwige Rogger [12]
1937 Davos Inge Manger [13]
1938 Bern Inge Manger Angela Anderes Gertrude Flury
1939 Arosa Angela Anderes Ilse Schottlander
1940 Ursula Arnold Ilse Schottlander
1941 Glarus Ilse Schottlander No other competitors
1942 Arosa Ursula Arnold Anna Oetiker Maja Hug
1943 Lausanne Doris Blanc[14] Ursula Arnold
1944 Davos Ursula Arnold[14] Maja Hug Trudy Hufschmied
1945 Zurich Maja Hug[16] Helene Bantli [15]
1946 Davos Ursula Arnold Doris Blanc [14]
1947 Arosa Lotti Höner No other competitors [17]
1948 Davos Regula Arnold Ghislaine Köpf
1949 Lausanne Ghislaine Köpf Regula Arnold
1950 Basel Regula Arnold[16] Ghislaine Köpf
1951 Klosters Yolande Jobin Susi Wirz
1952 Flims Susi Wirz Yolande Jobin Doris Zerbe
1953 Arosa Doris Zerbe Alice Fischer
1954 Villars-sur-Ollon Georgette Fischer[19] Alice Fischer[19] Elvira Schürr
1955 Flims Carine Borner [20]
1956 Basel Alice Fischer Carine Borner Elvira Schürr
1957 Arosa Rita Müller Carine Borner
1958 Zurich Rita Müller Fränzi Schmidt[21] Edith Fuchs
1959 Lausanne Liliane Crosa[18][21]
1960 Winterthur Ann-Margreth Frei
1961 Arosa Fränzi Schmidt Dorette Bek [22]
1962 Neuchâtel Gaby Kleiner [23]
1963 Zurich Dorette Bek Fränzi Schmidt Monika Zingg [24]
1964 Winterthur Fränzi Schmidt Monika Zingg Christiane Boillod [25]
1965 Geneva Pia Zürcher Cécile Rusch Charlotte Walter [26]
1966 Lucerne Charlotte Walter Cécile Rusch [27]
1967 Basel Monika Torriani [28]
1968 Zurich Charlotte Walter Ingrid Seiterle Evi Maeder
1969 Lausanne Karin Iten Eva Charles [29]
1970 Winterthur Ann-Claire Rüedi Marlyse Eicher [30]
1971 St. Gallen Karin Iten Donna Walter [31]
1972 Bern Donna Walter Karin Iten [32]
1973 Basel Karin Iten Danielle Dubuis
1974 Geneva Kathy Brunner Evelyn Reusser [33]
1975 Villars-sur-Ollon Evi Köpfli Michelle Haider [34]
1976 Bern Danielle Rieder [35]
1977 La Chaux-de-Fonds Denise Biellmann Anita Siegfried [36]
1978 Herisau [85]
1979 Aarau Denise Biellmann Corinne Wyrsch [37]
1980 Bern Danielle Rieder Myriam Oberwiler [38]
1981 Lausanne Corinne Wyrsch Anita Siegfried [39]
1982 Zurich Myriam Oberwiler Sandra Cariboni Manuela Tschupp [40]
1983 Arosa Sandra Cariboni Myriam Oberwiler Mirella Grazia [41]
1984 Geneva Myriam Oberwiler Sandra Cariboni Manuela Tschupp [42]
1985 Lausanne Claudia Villiger [43]
1986 Porrentruy Manuela Tschupp Sophie Estermann [44]
1987 Bern Stéfanie Schmid Kathrin Schröter [45]
1988 Lucerne Stéfanie Schmid Petra von Moos Mirjam Wehrli [46]
1989 Zurich Michèle Claret [47]
1990 Lausanne Mirjam Wehrli Michèle Claret Stéfanie Schmid [48]
1991 Olten Sabrina Tschudi Nathalie Krieg [49]
1992 Monthey Nicole Skoda Sabrina Tschudi [50]
1993 Bern Nathalie Krieg Nicole Skoda Janine Bur [51]
1994 Neuchâtel Janine Bur Nicole Skoda [52]
1995 Davos Janine Bur Nathalie Krieg Lucinda Ruh [53]
1996 Lugano Lucinda Ruh Janine Bur Anina Fivian [54]
1997 Grindelwald Anina Fivian Lucinda Ruh Roberta Piazzini [55]
1998 Schaffhausen Christel Borghi [56]
1999 Lausanne Christel Borghi Sarah Meier Anina Fivian [57]
2000 Lugano Sarah Meier Kimena Brog-Meier Nicole Skoda [58]
2001 Geneva Simone Walthard [59]
2002 Zurich Kimena Brog-Meier Viviane Käser Roberta Piazzini [60]
2003 Zug Sarah Meier Kimena Brog-Meier Corinne Djoungong [61]
2004 Neuchâtel Cindy Carquillat[a] Lucie Anne Blazek Myriam Flühmann [62]
2005 Lausanne Sarah Meier Kimena Brog-Meier Cindy Carquillat [63]
2006 Biasca Bettina Heim [64]
2007 Geneva Myriam Leuenberger [65]
2008 Winterthur Viviane Käser Noémie Silberer [87]
2009 La Chaux-de-Fonds Nicole Graf Romy Bühler [67]
2010 Lugano Sarah Meier Bettina Heim Romy Bühler [88]
2011 Zug Bettina Heim Romy Bühler Myriam Leuenberger [69]
2012 Basel Romy Bühler Myriam Leuenberger Nicole Graf [70]
2013 Geneva Tina Stürzinger Anna Ovcharova [71]
2014 La Chaux-de-Fonds Anna Ovcharova Tanja Odermatt Tina Stürzinger [72]
2015 Lugano Eveline Brunner Anna Ovcharova Tanja Odermatt [73]
2016 Lausanne Tanja Odermatt Shaline Rüegger Yasmine Yamada [74]
2017 Lucerne Yasmine Yamada Yoonmi Lehmann Jérômie Repond [75]
2018 Neuchâtel Alexia Paganini Yasmine Yamada [76]
2019 Wetzikon Yasmine Yamada Yoonmi Lehmann [77]
2020 Biel/Bienne Noémie Bodenstein Yasmine Yamada [78]
2021 St. Moritz Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [79]
2022 Lucerne Alexia Paganini Yasmine Yamada Livia Kaiser [80]
2023 Chur Livia Kaiser Kimmy Repond Sarina Joos [81]
2024 Küsnacht Kimmy Repond Carla Anthea Gradinaru Livia Kaiser [82]
2025 Geneva Livia Kaiser Ophélie Clerc [83]
  1. ^ While Cindy Carquillat did finish in first place at the 2004 Swiss Championships, she did not achieve the required score of 4.8 to be named the Swiss Champion.[86]

Pairs

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Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold[89] Silver Bronze Ref.
1933 Engelberg
  • B. Streuli
  • Edwin Keller
  • Ruth Hauser
  • B. Persitz
  • Herta Schülling
  • Charles Rima
 [9]
1934 Bern
  • Ruth Hauser
  • Edwin Keller
  • Fräulein Kläsi
  • S. Steiger
 [10]
1935 Basel
  • Fräulein Kläsi
  • S. Steiger
  • Herta Schilling
  • Charles Rima
  • Pierette Dubois
  • Paul Dubois
 [11]
1936 Arosa
  • Pierette Dubois
  • Paul Dubois
  • Ruth Hauser
  • Edwin Keller
 [12]
1937 Davos
  • Herta Schilling
  • Hans Beyeler
 No other competitors [13]
1938 Bern
1939 Arosa
  • Fräulein Nikkamer
  • Jacob Biedermann
1940
  • Fräulein Kaiser
  • Herr Gruber
  • Fräulein Jordan
  • Marcel Leimgruber
1941 Glarus Unknown
1942 Arosa
  • Fräulein Pancaldi
  • Herr Gabriel
  • Fräulein Jordan
  • Marcel Leimgruber
1943 Lausanne
1944 Davos No other competitors
1945 Zurich [15]
1946 Davos [14]
  • Frau L. Schneider
  • Kurth Schneider
1947 Arosa
  • Albertine Rovida
  • Nigel Brown
 [17]
1948 Davos
  • Albertine Rovida
  • Nigel Brown
1949 Lausanne [16]
  • Albertine Rovida
  • Nigel Brown
1950 Basel
  • Albertine Rovida
  • Nigel Brown
[16]
1951 Klosters
  • Albertine Rovida
  • Nigel Brown
1952 Flims [19] No other competitors
1953 Arosa
  • Susy Holstein
  • Willy Wahl
[19]
  • Albertine Rovida
  • Nigel Brown
1954 Villars-sur-Ollon
1955 Flims
  • Susy Holstein
  • Willy Wahl
  • Maya Hool
  • Fritz Loosli
 No other competitors [20]
1956 Basel
1957 Arosa No other competitors
1958 Zurich
1959 Lausanne
  • Fräulein R. Eberli
  • Eugen Jost
 No other competitors
1960 Winterthur
[21]
1961 Arosa
  • Ruth Frei
  • Gino Arnosti
 [22]
1962 Neuchâtel
  • Jacqueline Steiner
  • Jean-Pierre Külling
[23]
1963 Zurich
  • Monique Mathis
  • Yves Aellig
 No other competitors [24]
1964 Winterthur [25]
1965 Geneva
  • Mona Szabo
  • Peter Szabo
 [26]
1966 Lucerne
  • Monique Mathis
  • Yves Aellig
  • Mona Szabo
  • Peter Szabo
 No other competitors [27]
1967 Basel
  • Mona Szabo
  • Peter Szabo
  • Monique Mathis
  • Yves Aellig
  • Edith Sperl
  • Heinz Wirz
 [28]
1968 Zurich No other competitors
1969 Lausanne
  • Edith Sperl
  • Heinz Wirz
  • Barbara Junker
  • Rolf Müller
 [29]
1970 Winterthur [33]
  • Barbara Junker
  • Rolf Müller
 No other competitors [30]
1971 St. Gallen No other competitors [31]
1972 Bern [32]
1973 Basel
  • Andrea Meier
  • Roland Meier
 No other competitors
1974 Geneva
1975 Villars-sur-Ollon
  • Sibylle Dekumbis
  • Peter Dekumbis
 [34]
1976 Bern No other competitors [35]
1977 La Chaux-de-Fonds
  • Chantal Zürcher
  • Paul Huber
 [36]
1978 Herisau
  • Gaby Galambos
  • Jörg Galambos
1979 Aarau
  • Christine Eicher
  • Paul Huber
[37]
  • Gaby Galambos
  • Jörg Galambos
 No other competitors
1980 Bern
[38]
1981 Lausanne
  • Gaby Galambos
  • Jörg Galambos
 No other competitors [39]
1982 Zurich [40]
1983 Arosa
  • Gaby Galambos
  • Jörg Galambos
[a] 		[41]
1984 Geneva
  • Gaby Galambos
  • Jörg Galambos
 [42]
1985–86 No pairs competitors [89]
1987 Bern
  • Saskia Bourgeois
  • Guy Bourgeois
[b] 		No other competitors [45]
1988 Lucerne
  • Saskia Bourgeois
  • Guy Bourgeois
 No other competitors [46]
1989 Zurich [47]
1990 Lausanne [48]
1991 Olten No other competitors [49]
1992 Monthey [50]
1993 Bern [51]
1994 Neuchâtel [52]
1995–2007 No pairs competitors [89]
2008 Winterthur No other competitors [90]
2009 La Chaux-de-Fonds [67]
2010 Lugano [88]
2011 Zug [69]
2012 Basel [70]
2013 Geneva No pairs competitors [71]
2014 La Chaux-de-Fonds
No other competitors [72]
2015 Lugano No other competitors [73]
2016 Lausanne No other competitors [74]
2017 Lucerne [75]
2018 Neuchâtel
No other competitors [76]
2019 Wetzikon [77]
2020 Biel/Bienne [78]
2021 St. Moritz Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [79]
2022 Lucerne No other competitors [80]
2023 Chur No pairs competitors [81]
2024 Küsnacht No other competitors [82]
2025 Geneva [83]
  1. ^ While Gaby Galambos and Jörg Galambos were the only pairs competitors at the 1983 Swiss Championships, they did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Swiss Champions.[41]
  2. ^ While Saskia Bourgeois and Guy Bourgeois were the only pairs competitors at the 1987 Swiss Championships, they did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Swiss Champions.

Ice dance

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Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold[91] Silver Bronze Ref.
1956 Bern
  • Christiane Pachoud
  • Charly Pichard
[92]
  • Fräulein Wegmüller
  • Herr Heine
  • Fräulein Caspard
  • Herr Münz
 [93]
1957 Basel
1958 Zurich
  • Danielle Jaton
  • Charly Pichard
  • Yolande Balmelli
  • Alain Herminjard
 No other competitors
1959 Lausanne Unknown
1960 Winterthur
  • Marlyse Fornachon
  • Charly Pichard
 Unknown
1961 Arosa Unknown
1962 Villars-sur-Ollon
  • Rosemarie Lerf
  • Heinrich Kern
  • Susi Degen
  • Willy Wahl
 [94]
1963 Zurich
  • Marlyse Fornachon
  • Charly Pichard
 Unknown
1964 Winterthur
  • Rosmarie Lerf
  • Roland Wehinger
 Unknown
1965 Geneva
  • Elisabeth Schatz
  • Michel Lechaire
  • Micheline Guignard
  • Gilbert Guignard
  • Mary-Anne Besse
  • Daniel Besse
 [26]
1966 Lucerne
  • Rosmarie Lerf
  • Roland Wehinger
 No other competitors [27]
1967 Basel No ice dance competitors [28]
1968 Zurich
  • Margrith Roggwiller
  • Eugen Jost
  • Christiane Dallenbach
  • Leo Barblan
  • Silvia Bodmer
  • Beat Steib
1969 Lausanne
  • Christiane Dallenbach
  • Leo Barblan
  • Silvia Bodmer
  • Beat Steib
 No other competitors [29]
1970 Winterthur
  • Tatjana Grossen
  • Alexander Grossen
  • Christiane Dallenbach
  • Leo Barblan
  • Silvia Bodmer
  • Beat Steib
 [30]
1971 St. Gallen
  • Silvia Bodmer
  • Beat Steib
  • Käthi Zbinden
  • Leo Barblan
 [31]
1972 Bern
  • Silvia Bodmer
  • Beat Steib
  • Käthi Zbinden
  • Leo Barblan
  • Gerda Bühler
  • Mathis Bächi
 [32]
1973 Basel
  • Gerda Bühler
  • Mathis Bächi
[33]
  • Silvia Bodmer
  • Beat Steib
  • Käthi Zbinden
  • Leo Barblan
1974 Geneva
  • Käthi Zbinden
  • Leo Barblan
  • Nicole Blanc
  • Jean-Philipe Favre-Bulle
1975 Villars-sur-Ollon
  • Gerda Bühler
  • Maxime Erlanger
  • Nicole Favre-Bulle
  • Jean-Philipe Favre-Bulle
  • Käthi Zbinden
  • Lionel Focking
 [95]
1976 Bern
  • Sylvette Pahud
  • Jean-Michel Pahud
 No other competitors [35]
1977 La Chaux-de-Fonds
  • Regula Lattmann
  • Hanspeter Müller
[38]
  • Marianne Zingg
  • Urs Zingg
  • Esther Giuglia
  • Attila Pauli
 [36]
1978 Herisau
  • Claudia Schmidlin
  • Daniel Schmidlin
1979 Aarau No other competitors [96]
1980 Bern
  • Esther Giuglia
  • Roland Mäder
  • Beatrice Herzig
  • Attila Pauli
1981 Lausanne
  • Graziella Ferpozzi
  • Marco Ferpozzi
 [39]
1982 Zurich
  • Graziella Ferpozzi
  • Marco Ferpozzi
  • Salome Brunner
  • Markus Merz
 [40]
1983 Arosa
  • Claudia Schmidlin
  • Daniel Schmidlin
 [41]
1984 Geneva
  • Salome Brunner
  • Markus Merz
  • Claudia Schmidlin
  • Daniel Schmidlin
 [42]
1985 Lausanne
  • Gaby Schuppli
  • Markus Merz
  • Beatrice Herzig
  • Roland Mäder
  • Dietlind Gerloff
  • Claude Hamori
 [43]
1986 Porrentruy
  • Claudia Schmidlin
  • Daniel Schmidlin
  • Dietlind Gerloff
  • Claude Hamori
 No other competitors [44]
1987 Bern
  • Desirée Schlegel
  • Patrik Brecht
  • Danielle Märk
  • Markus Merz
 [45]
1988 Lucerne
  • Danielle Märk
  • Markus Merz
  • Dietlind Gerloff
  • Claude Hamori
 [46]
1989 Zurich
  • Desirée Schlegel
  • Patrik Brecht
  • Danielle Märk
  • Markus Merz
 [47]
1990 Lausanne
  • Anne-Catherine Conscience
  • Christoph Baumann
 No other competitors [48]
1991 Olten
  • Yvette Rauber
  • Patrik Brecht
 [49]
1992 Monthey
  • Valérie Le Tensorer
  • Jörg Kienzle
  • Zuzana Merz
  • Markus Merz
  • Yvette Rauber
  • Patrick Brecht
 [50]
1993 Bern
  • Anne-Catherine Conscience
  • Roger Conscience
 No other competitors [51]
1994 Neuchâtel [52]
1995 Davos
  • Irma Siradovic
  • Alexei Pospelov
  • Laurie-Agnes Pécoud
  • Fabrice Pécoud
 [53]
1996 Lugano
  • Cornelia Diener
  • Alexej Pospelov
  • Laurie-Agnes Pécoud
  • Fabrice Pécoud
  • Andréa Wyss
  • Marc Schneider
 [54]
1997 Grindelwald
  • Andréa Wyss
  • Marc Schneider
[a] 		No other competitors [55]
1998 Schaffhausen [56]
1999 Lausanne [57]
2000 Lugano [58]
2001 Geneva [59]
2002 Zurich [60]
2003–04 No ice dance competitors [91]
2005 Lausanne
  • Christel Savioz
  • Jean-Philippe Mathieu
 [63]
2006 Biasca No other competitors [64]
2007 Geneva [65]
2008 Winterthur No other competitors [97]
2009 La Chaux-de-Fonds No other competitors [67]
2010 Lugano No other competitors [88]
2011 Zug No other competitors [69]
2012 Basel [70]
2013 Geneva [71]
2014 La Chaux-de-Fonds
  • Katarina Paice
  • Andrea Morrone
 No other competitors [72]
2015 Lugano
  • Katarina Paice
  • Yuri Yeremenko
 [73]
2016 Lausanne
  • Katarina Paice
  • Yuri Yeremenko
 No other competitors [74]
2017 Lucerne
  • Bailey Melton
  • Darian Weiss
 No other competitors [75]
2018 Neuchâtel No other competitors [76]
2019 Wetzikon
No other competitors [77]
2020 Biel/Bienne [78]
2021 St. Moritz Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [79]
2022 Lucerne [80]
2023 Chur No other competitors [81]
2024 Küsnacht [82]
2025 Geneva No other competitors [83]
  1. ^ While Andréa Wyss and Marc Schneider were the only competitors at the 1997 Swiss Championships, they did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Swiss Champions.

Junior medalists

[edit]

Men's singles

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1993 Neuchâtel Thomas Schätzle Stephan Beer No other competitors [98]
1994 Zurich Andreas von Arb Frédéric Fetzer [99]
1995 Thomas Schätzle Jörg Kling [100]
1996 Oscar Peter Salvatore Corbisiero [101]
1997 Uzwil Salvatore Corbisiero Jörg Kling No other competitors [102]
1998 Lugano Patrick Addeo [103]
1999 Lausanne Stéphane Lambiel No other competitors [57]
2000 Lugano Jamal Othman Raphaël Bohren André Kilchenmann [58]
2001 Geneva Erland Moecki Gian Rageth [59]
2002 Zurich Gian Rageth Daniel Widmer Moris Pfeifhofer [60]
2003 Zug Moris Pfeifhofer Marco Walker Clemens Brummer [61]
2004 Neuchâtel Marco Walker Daniel Widmer Christopher Coleman [62]
2005 Lausanne Laurent Alvarez Dat Nguyen [63]
2006 Lucerne Stéphane Walker Nicolas Dubois [64]
2007 La Chaux-de-Fonds Tomi Pulkkinen Timothy Leemann [65]
2008 Biasca Timothy Leemann Joos Kündig [66]
2010 Lausanne Sergey Balashov Ioan Perret Carlo Röthlisberger [68]
2013 Biasca Vincent Cuérel Tim Huber Loïc Dubois [71]
2014 Thônex Tim Huber Nurullah Sahaka Ambros Grünenfelder [72]
2015 Winterthur Nurullah Sahaka Lukas Britschgi Beat Schümperli [73]
2016 Biasca Lukas Britschgi Tim Huber Micha Steffen [74]
2017 Lugano Noah Bodenstein Tomàs Guarino Sabaté David Gouveia [75]
2018 Morges Artemiy Kositsyn [76]
2019 La Chaux-de-Fonds David Gouveia Artemiy Kositsyn [77]
2020 Monthey Matvey Ivanou Leon Auspurg [78]
2021 St. Moritz Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [79]
2022 Bulle Naoki Rossi Georgii Pavlov Aurel Chiper [80]
2023 Dübendorf Aurélian Chervet Taigo Thomas Sakai [81]
2024 Küsnacht Ean Weiler Damien Eckstein [82]
2025 Geneva Ean Weiler Sandro De Angelo Tammaro Wyss [83]

Women's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1993 Neuchâtel Lucinda Ruh Catherine Chammartin Monika Leopold [98]
1994 Zurich Christel Borghi Monika Leopold Tanja Bertschi [99]
1995 Claudia Tschudi Berrack Destanli [100]
1996 Simone Walthard Celyne Stoudmann Berrak Destanli [101]
1997 Uzwil Tania Hauser Nicole Meier Christine Gossewisch [102]
1998 Lugano Cristina Bassi Christina Gossewisch Caroline Domb [103]
1999 Lausanne Kimena Brog-Meier Jennifer Schmid Lucie-Anne Blazek [57]
2000 Lugano Lucie-Anne Blazek Cornelia Rast Melanie Janice Bernhard [58]
2001 Geneva Viviane Käser Cécile Grometto Myriam Leuenberger [59]
2002 Zurich Simone Frunz Cindy Carquillat Myriam Flühmann [60]
2003 Zug Sarah Aepli Bettina Heim Sarah Auberson [61]
2004 Neuchâtel Bettina Heim Caroline Zadory Sandra Germann [62]
2005 Lausanne Noémie Silberer Aurelie Buchs Diana Pedretti [63]
2006 Lucerne Martina Pfirter Corinne Kuerschner Melanie Egelhofer [64]
2007 La Chaux-de-Fonds Sylvie Hauert Talika Gerber Angela Koch [65]
2008 Biasca Romy Bühler Virginie Clerc Sidonie Rohrer [66]
2010 Lausanne Alisson Perticheto Déborah Pisa Tina Stuerzinger [68]
2013 Biasca Giulia Isceri Fanny Dietschi Alba Fonjallaz [71]
2014 Thônex Matilde Gianocca Shaline Rüegger Elena Oberholzer [72]
2015 Winterthur Jérômie Repond Andrea Anliker Zora Largo [73]
2016 Biasca Camille Chervet Tina Leuenberger Yoonmi Lehmann [74]
2017 Lugano Noémie Bodenstein Oksana Artyomenko Federica Magnifico [75]
2018 Morges Maïa Mazzara Giulia Cello Anaïs Coraducci [76]
2019 La Chaux-de-Fonds Nicole Zaika Anna La Porta Pauline Imam [77]
2020 Monthey Kimmy Repond Sarina Joos [78]
2021 St. Moritz Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [79]
2022 Bulle Kimmy Repond Sarina Joos Ophélie Clerc [80]
2023 Dübendorf Carla Anthea Gradinaru Sophie Joline Von Felten Leandra Tzimpoukakis [81]
2024 Küsnacht Leandra Tzimpoukakis Anastasia Brandenburg [82]
2025 Geneva Elisabeth Dibbern [83]

Pairs

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1993–2006 No junior pairs competitors
2007 Geneva No other competitors [65]
2008–23 No junior pairs competitors
2013 Geneva
No other competitors [104]
2024 Küsnacht
  • Chiara Michaela Pazienza
  • Maxim Knorr
 No other competitors [82]
2025 Geneva
  • Zoë Pflaum
  • Linus Mager
 No other competitors [83]

Ice dance

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1993 Neuchâtel
  • Cornelia Deiner
  • Thomas Deiner
  • Florence Petit
  • Laurie Maier
  • Laurie Pecoud
  • Fabric Pecoud
 [98]
1994 Zurich
  • Andréa Wyss
  • Marc Schneider
 No other competitors [99]
1995
  • Caroline Leuthold
  • Alexander Sessekine
  • Andréa Wyss
  • Marc Schneider
 [100]
1996
  • Soskia Bösch
  • Martin Knöpfel
 No other competitors [101]
1997 Uzwil No junior ice dance competitors [102]
1998 Schaffhausen
  • Viviane Steiner
  • Flavio Steiner
 No other competitors [56]
1999 Lausanne No junior ice dance competitors [57]
2000 Lugano No other competitors [58]
2001 Geneva [59]
2002 Zurich
  • Sara-Lena Weber
  • Sven Lang
 No other competitors [60]
2003 Zug No junior ice dance competitors [61]
2004 Neuchâtel
  • Livia Wetzel
  • Gerrit Knobloch
 [62]
2005 Lausanne
  • Livia Wetzel
  • Gerrit Knobloch
 No other competitors [63]
2006 La Chaux-de-Fonds
  • Solène Pasztory
  • Andrew McCrary
 [64]
2007 Geneva [65]
2008 Winterthur No other competitors [105]
2009 La Chaux-de-Fonds
  • Victoria Bausback
  • Seelik Mutti
 No other competitors [67]
2010 Lugano No junior ice dance competitors [68]
2011 Zug
  • Victoria Bausback
  • Demid Rokachev
 No other competitors [69]
2012 Basel [70]
2013–14 No junior ice dance competitors
2015 Lugano
No other competitors [73]
2016 Lausanne
  • Marie-Louise Leupold
  • Christof Steger
 No other competitors [74]
2017 Lucerne
  • Marie-Louise Leupold
  • Christof Steger
  • Cindy-Lilli Zimmerli
  • Volodymyr Nakisko
 [75]
2018 Neuchâtel
  • Cindy-Lilli Zimmerli
  • Volodymyr Nakisko
 No other competitors [76]
2019 Wetzikon No junior ice dance competitors [77]
2020 Biel/Bienne
  • Alina Klein
  • Maxim Kobelt
  • Fiona Pernas
  • Cyrille Vandestoke
 [78]
2021 St. Moritz Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [79]
2022 Lucerne
  • Kayleigh Ella Maksymec
  • Maximilien Rahier
  • Elina Bacsa
  • Cristian Murer
 [80]
2023 Chur
  • Milla O'Brien
  • Laurin Wiederkehr
  • Maëlle Ledermann
  • Antonin Emo
 [81]
2024 Küsnacht
  • Seraina Tscharner
  • Laurin Wiederkehr
  • Éléonore Gabet
  • Maxime Evéquoz
 [82]
2025 Geneva
  • Seraina Tscharner
  • Laurin Wiederkehr
  • Alexandra Lévy
  • Alan Llorente
 No other competitors [83]

Records

[edit]
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 11 1979–80;
1982;
1984–91 		[106]
Women's singles 8 2000–01;
2003;
2005–08;
2010 		[107]
Pairs
  • Pierette Dubois
  • Paul Dubois
 10 1936–45 [89]
Ice dance [a] 6 1989–91;
1993–95
  1. ^ Diane Gerencser won three championship titles while partnered with Bernard Columberg (1989–91) and three with Alexander Stanislavov (1993–95).

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