Danish Figure Skating Championships

Danish Figure Skating Championships
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StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryDenmark Denmark
Inaugurated1912
Organized byDanish 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). Cock-Clausen was 51 years old when he won his last championship title in 1963.[2]

History

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."[3] The first indoor ice rinks opened in Esbjerg and Østerbro in 1959.[1]

The 2026 Danish Championships are scheduled to be held 5–7 December 2025 in Copenhagen.[4]

Senior medalists

Justus Strid at the 2012 World Championships
Karina Johnson at the 2011 European Championships
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

Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1912 Copenhagen Henrik Meincke Holger Thiel Sciavitsky Dalberg [5]
1913–16 No competitions held [1]
1917 Copenhagen Holger Thiel Peter Sørensen Poul Morville [6]
1918–21 No competitions held [1]
1922 Copenhagen Peter Sørensen Holger Thiel No other competitors [7]
1923 No competition held [1]
1924 Copenhagen Peter Sørensen Sven Sørensen Rudy Sürig [8]
1925–28 No competitions held [1]
1929 Copenhagen Peter Sørensen
1930–39 No competitions held [1]
1940 Copenhagen Per Cock-Clausen No other competitors [9]
1941 Harry Meistrup No other competitors [10]
1942 No other competitors [11]
1943–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Copenhagen Per Cock-Clausen
1947 [12]
1948 [13]
1949–53 No competitions held [14]
1954 Copenhagen Per Cock-Clausen
1955 Ivan Højland Christensen Rottbøl Ørum [15]
1956 Frederiksberg No other competitors [16]
1957–59 No competitions held [3]
1960 Per Cock-Clausen
1961 Copenhagen [17]
1962 Arne Hoffmann No other competitors [18]
1963 [2]
1964 Arne Hoffmann Per Cock-Clausen Gert Hammer [19]
1965 Finn Olsen [20]
1966 [21]
1967 John Ferdinandsen Preben Lindencrone Sørensen [22]
1968 Preben Lindencrone Sørensen Carsten Larsen [23]
1969 Aalborg Preben Lindencrone Sørensen John Ferdinandsen Arne Hoffmann [24]
1970 Frederikshavn Arne Hoffmann Preben Lindencrone Sørensen John Ferdinandsen [25]
1971 Aalborg John Ferdinandsen Arne Hoffmann Carl Christian Hoffmann [26]
1972 Copenhagen Mogens Frederiksen [27]
1973 Preben Lindenkrone Sørensen [28]
1974 Vojens Flemming Søderquist Mogens Frederiksen [29]
1975 Frederikshavn Flemming Søderquist Jan Glerup [30]
1976 Brøndby Kaj Christian Hoffmann [31]
1977 Frederikshavn [32]
1978 Herlev Jan Glerup Flemming Søderquist No other competitors [33]
1979 No men's competitors
1980 Copenhagen Jan Glerup[a] No other competitors [34]
1981 Aalborg Fini Ravn Todd Sand Jens Nielsen [35]
1982 Hørsholm Todd Sand Fini Ravn Thomas Øberg [36]
1983 Frederikshavn Lars Dresler Fini Ravn [37]
1984 Herlev Lars Dresler Fini Ravn No other competitors [38]
1985 Esbjerg Henrik Walentin Fini Ravn [39]
1986
1987 Aalborg Henrik Walentin No other competitors [40]
1988 Hvidovre [41]
1989 Odense Henrik Walentin Lars Dresler [42]
1990 Brøndby No other competitors [43]
1991 Aarhus Michael Tyllesen No other competitors [44]
1992 Herlev Michael Tyllesen Henrik Walentin [45]
1993 Frederikshavn Johnny Rønne Jensen [46]
1994 Copenhagen Johnny Rønne Jensen Henrik Walentin [47]
1995 Frederikshavn Johnny Rønne Jensen Michael Tyllesen No other competitors [48]
1996 Gentofte Michael Tyllesen Johnny Rønne Jensen [49]
1997 Frederikshavn Lasse Bech [50]
1998 Johnny Rønne Jensen Lasse Bech No other competitors [51]
1999 Aarhus Tem Lylloff [52]
2000 Hørsholm Michael Tyllesen Johnny Rønne Jensen Lasse Bech [53]
2001 Aalborg Peter Bækgaard Kjær No other competitors [54]
2002 [55]
2003 Herning Michael Felding No other competitors [56]
2004 Herlev Michael Felding No other competitors [57]
2005 Nicolai Siersted No other competitors [58]
2006 Tårnby No men's competitors [59]
2007 Frederikshavn Nicolai Siersted No other competitors [60]
2008 Gladsaxe Justus Strid [61]
2009 Esbjerg Jesper Thræntoft Kristiansen No other competitors [62]
2010 Frederikshavn No other competitors [63]
2011 Aarhus [64]
2012 Hvidovre [65]
2013 Aalborg Keiran Araza No other competitors [66]
2014 Herlev [67]
2015 Herning Keiran Araza No other competitors [68]
2016 Tårnby [69]
2017–18 No men's competitors
2019 Odense Nikolaj Pedersen No other competitors [70]
2020 Gentofte Daniel Tsion Nikolaj Pedersen No other competitors [71]
2021 Frederikshavn No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic [72]
2022 Daniel Tsion Nikolaj Pedersen No other competitors [73]
2023 Rødovre Nikolaj Pedersen No other competitors [74]
2024–25 No men's competitors
  1. ^ While Jan Glreup was the only competitor in the men's event, he did not achieve the minimum required score to named the Danish champion.[34]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1912 Copenhagen Gerda Iversen Astrid Dalberg Magda Eglund [5]
1913–16 No competitions held [1]
1917 Copenhagen Alice Krayenbühl Gerda Iversen No other competitors [6]
1918–21 No competitions held [1]
1922 Copenhagen Alice Krayenbühl Ehly Sørensen No other competitors [7]
1923 No competition held [1]
1924 Copenhagen Alice Jeppesen Inger Agerskov No other competitors [8]
1925–39 No competitions held [1]
1940 Copenhagen Ester Bornstein No other competitors [9]
1941 Inger Weitzmann No other competitors [10]
1942 No other competitors [11]
1943–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Copenhagen Eva Meistrup
1947 Ester Bornstein [12]
1948 Eva Meistrup [13]
1949–53 No competitions held [14]
1954 Copenhagen Eva Meistrup
1955 Bente Palle Sørensen Eva Meistrup [15]
1956 Frederiksberg Eva Meistrup A. Kondrup Grete Fischer [16]
1957–59 No competitions held [3]
1960 Ayoe Bardram
1961 Copenhagen Eva Petersen [17]
1962 Hanne Flygenring No other competitors [18]
1963 Hanne Flygenring [2]
1964 Marianne Bæk Lizza Reidt No other competitors [19]
1965 Jette Vad Kirsten Nicolai [20]
1966 Jette Vad [21]
1967 Kirsten Nicolai Linda Madsen [22]
1968 [23]
1969 Aalborg Hanne Jensen Kirsten Frikke [24]
1970 Frederikshavn Kirsten Frikke Linda Madsen Hanne Jensen [25]
1971 Aalborg Hanne Jensen Liselotte Strøm-Johansen [26]
1972 Copenhagen Susanne Hedegaard [27]
1973 Hanne Jensen Kirsten Frikke [28]
1974 Vojens Susanne Hedegaard [29]
1975 Frederikshavn Jeanette Mingon Elisabeth Nielsen Anni Petersen [30]
1976 Brøndby Stella Bristing Anne Erlandsson [31]
1977 Frederikshavn Connie Jensen Stella Bristing [32]
1978 Herlev Anne Erlandsson [33]
1979 Esbjerg Heidi Bartelsen Hanne Gamborg [75]
1980 Copenhagen Heidi Bartelsen Hanne Gamborg Mette Kofoed [76]
1981 Aalborg Charlotte Carlsen [35]
1982 Hørsholm Anette Nygaard Heidi Bartelsen [36]
1983 Frederikshavn Hanne Gamborg Anette Nygaard Anne Marie Kølle Jensen [37]
1984 Herlev Mette Andersen [38]
1985 Esbjerg Connie Sjøholm Jørgensen Tina Hegner Anette Nygaard [39]
1986 Tina Hegner
1987 Aalborg Connie Sjøholm Jørgensen Kristina Jannerdahl Anette Nygaard [40]
1988 Hvidovre Anisette Torp-Lind Birgitta Lausten Kristina Jannerdal [41]
1989 Odense Maria Fuglsang [42]
1990 Brøndby Mette Andersen [43]
1991 Aarhus [44]
1992 Herlev [45]
1993 Frederikshavn Mette Andersen Maria Fuglsang [46]
1994 Copenhagen
1995 Frederikshavn Maria Fuglsang Anne-Mette Poulsen Tina Hestbæk [48]
1996 Gentofte Julia Sandsten Anne-Mette Poulsen [49]
1997 Frederikshavn Julia Sandsten Marie Louise Deistler Kristine Kierkgaard [50]
1998 Veronika Krogh [51]
1999 Aarhus Maria Louise Deistler Maria Fenger Jensen Line Rohde Petersen [52]
2000 Hørsholm Mikkeline Kierkgaard Maria Louise Deistler Maria Fenger Jensen [53]
2001 Aalborg Sarah Nymand Rikke Kjer Petersen Line Rohde Petersen [54]
2002 Christina Lykke Kristensen Maria Louise Deistler Helle Grenaa Larsen [55]
2003 Herning Pernille Holkjær Christina Sørensen Maria Kjær [56]
2004 Herlev Christina Lykke Kristensen Pernille Holkjær Irina Babenko [57]
2005 Christina Sørensen No other competitors [58]
2006 Natasha Lee Dann Irina Babenko No other competitors [59]
2007 Frederikshavn Malene Svensson [60]
2008 Gladsaxe Maria Lykke Kristensen Irina Babenko Mette Pedersen [61]
2009 Esbjerg Karina Sinding Johnson Maria Lykke Kristensen Mia Brix [62]
2010 Frederikshavn Sofie Castler Maria Lykke Kristensen [63]
2011 Aarhus Louise Wessberg Signe Hygum Jakobsen [64]
2012 Hvidovre Signe Hygum Jakobsen Sofie Castler [65]
2013 Aalborg Anita Anderberg Madsen Karina Sinding Johnson Signe Hygum Jakobsen [66]
2014 Herlev Daria Podtelejnikova [67]
2015 Herning Pernille Sørensen No other competitors [68]
2016 Tårnby Daria Podtelejnikova No other competitors [69]
2017 Vojens Emma Frida Andersen Emma Louise Jensen Malene Andersen [77]
2018 Hørsholm Pernille Sørensen Emma Frida Andersen [78]
2019 Odense Josephine Kærsgaard Emma Frida Andersen [70]
2020 Gentofte Camilla Grue Sofie Korsgaard No other competitors [71]
2021 Frederikshavn No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic [72]
2022 Maia Sørensen Amalie Borup Christensen Felice Basbøll [73]
2023 Rødovre Annika Skibby Freja Juel Jensen [74]
2024 Herlev Annika Skibby Nicole Romanova Jensen Mia Juel Jensen [79]
2025 Hørsholm Anna-Flora Colmor Jepsen Annika Skibby Nicole Romanova Jensen [80]

Pairs

Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1912 Copenhagen
  • Inger Morville
  • Folmer Søgaard
  • Ehly Sørensen
  • Rudy Sürig
 No other competitors [5]
1913–16 No competitions held [1]
1917 Copenhagen
  • Fru Quinlan
  • Rudy Sürig
  • Ehly Sørensen
  • Peter Sørensen
  • Inger Morville
  • Folmer Søgaard
 [6]
1918–21 No competitions held [1]
1922 No pairs competitors [7]
1923 No competitions held [1]
1924 Copenhagen
  • Fru Quinlan
  • Rudy Sürig
  • Ehly Sørensen
  • Peter Sørensen
 No other competitors [8]
1925–39 No competitions held [1]
1940 Copenhagen
  • Inger Weitzmann
  • Harry Meistrup
 No other competitors
1941 [10]
1942
1943–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Copenhagen
  • Grethe Fischer
  • Alf Refer
1947
  • Inger Weitzman
  • Alf Refer
1948
  • Eva Meistrup
  • Harry Meistrup
 [13]
1949–53 No competitions held [14]
1954 Copenhagen
  • Eva Meistrup
  • Harry Meistrup
1955
  • Ayoe Bardram
  • Alf Refer
 No other competitors
1956 Frederiksberg [81]
1957–59 No competitions held [3]
1960
  • Ayoe Bardram
  • Alf Refer
1961 Copenhagen [17]
1962
  • Lisa Reith Nielsen
  • Alf Refer
  • Pia Møller
  • Jørgen Svendsen
 No other competitors [18]
1963
  • Ayoe Bardram
  • Alf Refer
1964 Copenhagen
  • Pia Møller
  • Jørgen Hansen
  • Eva Petersen
  • Alf Refer
 No other competitors [19]
1965
  • Ayoe Bardram
  • Alf Refer
 No other competitors [20]
1966–2025 No pairs competitors since 1965

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1964 Copenhagen
  • Hanne Sønderup
  • Jørgen Svendsen
  • Jette Steinhauer
  • Leif Steinhauer
 No other competitors [19]
1965 [20]
1966 [21]
1967
  • Jette Steinhauer
  • Leif Steinhauer
1968
  • Vivi Christiansen
  • Kurt Poulsen
1969 Aalborg No other competitors [24]
1970 Frederikshavn [25]
1971 Aalborg [26]
1972 Copenhagen [27]
1973
1974–98 No ice dance competitors
1999 Aarhus
  • Annemette Poulsen
  • David Blazek
 No other competitors [52]
2000–09 No ice dance competitors
2010 Frederikshavn
  • Stephanie Baadsgaard Snider
  • Athur Goncharov
 No other competitors [63]
2011 Aarhus
  • Stephanie Baadsgaard Snider
  • Athur Goncharov
 No other competitors [64]
2012–13 No ice dance competitors
2014 Herlev No other competitors [67]
2015 Herning [68]
2016–17 No ice dance competitors
2018 Hørsholm No other competitors [78]
2019 Odense No ice dance competitors [70]
2020 Gentofte
  • Elisabetta Iincardona
  • Rafael Marc Drozd Musil
 No other competitors [71]
2021 Frederikshavn No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic [72]
2022 No ice dance competitors [73]
2023 Rødovre
  • Elisabetta Iincardona
  • Rafael Marc Drozd Musil
 No other competitors [74]
2024 Herlev [79]
2025 Hørsholm [80]

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1998 Tem Lylloff Peter Bækgaard Kjær No other competitors [51]
1999–2000 No junior men's competitors
2001 Aalborg Michael Felding No other competitors [54]
2002 Christian Hammenken Benjamin Ebeling [55]
2003 Herning Nicolai Siersted Benjamin Ebeling No other competitors [56]
2004 Herlev No junior men's competitors [57]
2005 Jesper Kristiansen No other competitors [58]
2006 No junior men's competitors [59]
2007 Frederikshavn Jesper Kristiansen Jesper Holkjær No other competitors [60]
2008 Gladsaxe [61]
2009 Esbjerg Keiran Richard Araza [62]
2010 Frederikshavn Andreas Brammer
2011 Aarhus No other competitors [64]
2012 Hvidovre [65]
2013–14 No junior men's competitors
2015 Herning Daniel Tsion No other competitors [68]
2016 Tårnby Nikolaj Mølgaard Pedersen No other competitors [69]
2017 Vojens Linus Colmor Jepsen [77]
2018 Hørsholm Lucas Strezlec [78]
2019 Odense Lucas Strezlec No other competitors [70]
2020 Gentofte No junior men's competitors [71]
2021 Frederikshavn No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic [72]
2022 No junior men's competitors [73]
2023 Rødovre Dimitri Steffensen No other competitors [74]
2024 Herlev Wendell Hansson-Østergaard Dimitri Steffensen No other competitors [79]
2025 Hørsholm Sigurd Nikolaj Uhd Weldingh [80]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1998 Mikkeline Kierkgaard Anja Graugaard Sandra Kovenc [51]
1999 Aarhus Group I:
Mikkeline Kierkgaard 		Group I:
Merete Jacobsen 		Group I:
Anja Graugaard 		[52]
Group II:
Irina Babenko 		Group II:
Julie Bidsted 		Group II:
Maj Uggerhøj
2000 Hørsholm Anja Graugaard Rikke Kjer Petersen Christina Lykke Kristensen [53]
2001 Aalborg Christina Lykke Kristensen Helle Grenaa Larsen Irina Babenko [54]
2002 Irina Babenko Pernille Holkjær Christina Sörenson [55]
2003 Herning Sara Twete Camilla Oleson Tatiana Horneman [56]
2004 Herlev Camilla Andersen Sara Twete Natasha Lee Dann [57]
2005 Mia Brix [58]
2006 Mia Brix Karina Sinding Johnson [59]
2007 Frederikshavn Sara Twete Karina Sinding Johnson Michelle Tromborg-Nielsen [60]
2008 Gladsaxe Karina Sinding Johnson Sara Twete Signe Svane Magnussen [61]
2009 Esbjerg Signe Hygum Jakobsen Anita Anderberg Madsen Frederikke Muff [62]
2010 Frederikshavn Anita Anderberg Madsen Tara Bang
2011 Aarhus Daria Podtelejnikova Emma Andersen [64]
2012 Hvidovre Pernille Sørensen Anita Anderberg Madsen Daria Podtelejnikova [65]
2013 Aalborg Emma Andersen [66]
2014 Herlev Kristinna Vagtborg Jensen Linea Trapp Matthiesen [67]
2015 Herning Leonora Colmor Jepsen Emma Frida Andersen Cecilie Kongsbak Dreier [68]
2016 Tårnby Vanessa Sevidova [69]
2017 Vojens Josephine Kærsgaard Cecilie Kongsbak Dreier Jane Iskov [77]
2018 Hørsholm Jane Iskov Caroline Oreskov Christoffersen Josephine Kærsgaard [78]
2019 Odense Maia Sørensen Jane Iskov Vanessa Sevidova [70]
2020 Gentofte Catharina Victoria Petersen Amalie Borup Christensen [71]
2021 Frederikshavn No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic [72]
2022 Catharina Victoria Petersen Babeth Hansson-Östergaard Anna-Flora Colmor Jepsen [73]
2023 Rødovre Anna-Flora Colmor Jepsen Selmasiri Bella Larsen Camilla Vinther Poulsen [74]
2024 Herlev Camilla Vinther Poulsen Emilia Due Borch Selmasiri Bella Larsen [79]
2025 Hørsholm Fie Egan Magnussen [80]

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002
  • Maj Frisendahl Petersen
  • Benjamin Ebeling
 No other competitors [55]
2003 Herning No junior ice dance competitors [56]
2004 Herlev
  • Maj Frisendahl Petersen
  • Benjamin Ebeling
  • Caroline Kirk
  • Anton Velychko
 No other competitors [57]
2005 No junior ice dance competitors [58]
2006
  • Sophie Vasbo
  • Benjamin Ebeling
 No other competitors [59]
2007 Frederikshavn No junior ice dance competitors [60]
2008 Gladsaxe
No other competitors [61]
2009 Esbjerg [62]
2010–11 No junior ice dance competitors
2012 Hvidovre
  • Stephanie Baadsgaard Snider
  • Stepan Dubrovski
 No other competitors [65]
2013 Aalborg No junior ice dance competitors [66]
2014 Herlev
  • Sarah Vadskjær Grapek
  • Malcolm Jones
 No other competitors [67]
2015 Herning [68]
2016 Tårnby No junior ice dance competitors [69]
2017 Vojens
  • Marine Bertau
  • Rafael Marc Drozd Musil
 No other competitors [77]
2018–19 No junior ice dance competitors
2020 Gentofte
  • Sara Buch-Weeke
  • Nicolas Woodcock
 No other competitors [71]
2021 Frederikshavn No competitions due to the COVID-19 pandemic [72]
2022 No junior ice dance competitors [73]
2023–25 No junior ice dance competitors since 2020

Records

Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles Per Cock-Clausen 13 1940–42;
1946–48;
1954–56;
1960–63 		[18]
Women's singles Anisette Torp-Lind 7 1988–94

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