Romanian Figure Skating Championships

Romanian Figure Skating Championships
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StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryRomania Romania
Organised byRomanian Skating Federation

The Romanian Figure Skating Championships (Romanian: Campionatul Național de Patinaj Artistic) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Romanian Skating Federation to crown the national champions of Romania. Medals are awarded in men's and women's singles at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although not every discipline may be held every year due to a lack of participants. Romania has not seen competition in pair skating since 1993.

The 1994 Romanian Championships were delayed and held in conjunction with the Balkan Games (Romanian: Balcaniadei) in Miercurea Ciuc, because the ice arena in Bucharest was undergoing renovations.[1] Since 1999, the Romanian Championships have been held in conjunction with the Crystal Skate of Romania. In 2023, the Romanian Championships were held in conjunction with the 2023 EduSport Trophy.[2]

Senior medalists

Zoltán Kelemen at the 2010 Trophée Eric Bompard
Julia Sauter at the 2024 World Championships
From left to right: Zoltán Kelemen, eight-time Romanian champion in men's singles; and Julia Sauter, nine-time Romanian champion in women's singles

Men's singles

Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1930 Cluj-Napoca Béla Horosz Lajos Beke No other competitors [3]
1931 Brașov dnul. Puscariu [4]
1932 Cluj-Napoca Lajos Beke Béla Horosz Kár Habermann [5]
1933 Bucharest Béla Horosz Dorin Stanciulescu Maxim Bindea [6]
1934 Maxim Bindea Kár Habermann [7]
1935 Chernivtsi[a] Roman Turuşanco Dorin Stanciulescu [8]
1936 Brașov
1937 Maxim Bindea Roman Turuşanco H. Fischer [9]
1938 Red Lake Ştefan Balaş [10]
1939 Red Lake[b] Ştefan Balaş dnul. Hankó dnul. Szende [11]
1940 Cluj-Napoca Roman Turuşanco dnul. Jeney No other competitors [12]
1941–45 No competitions held
1946 Cluj-Napoca Roman Turuşanco Maxim Bindea Ştefan Balaş [13]
1947–48 No competitions held
1949 Cluj-Napoca Roman Turuşanco Maxim Bindea Ştefan Balaş [14]
1950
1951
1952 Miercurea Ciuc Maxim Bindea [15]
1953 Cluj-Napoca Roman Turuşanco Maxim Bindea Mircea Sadoveanu [16]
1954 Brașov Ştefan Balaş [17]
1955 Ştefan Balaş Teo Cristian [18]
1956 Cluj-Napoca Maxim Bindea [19]
1957 Miercurea Ciuc Maxim Bindea Ştefan Balaş [20]
1958 Bucharest Roman Turuşanco Maxim Bindea Ştefan Hudak [21]
1959 Cluj-Napoca Radu Ionian [22]
1960 Bucharest Radu Ionian Petru Gall Carol Hertl [23]
1961 V. Neagu Petru Gall [24]
1962 L. Nanaşi [25]
1963 Carol Hertl Marcel Comanici [26]
1964 Marcel Comanici Carol Hertl [27]
1965 Marcel Comanici Nicolae Bellu [28]
1966 Mihai Stoenescu [29]
1967 Mihai Stoenescu Marcel Comanici Nicolae Bellu [30]
1968 Marcel Comanici Nicolae Bellu Mihai Stoenescu [31]
1969 Gheorghe Fazekas Marcel Comanici Dragos Sandu [32]
1970 [33]
1971 Mircea Ion Octavian Goga [34]
1972 Miercurea Ciuc Atanase Bulete [35]
1973 Bucharest Atanase Bulete Mircea Ion [36]
1974 Miercurea Ciuc Men's competition cancelled due to inclement weather [37]
1975 Bucharest Mircea Ion Atanase Bulete A. Georgescu [38]
1976 Miercurea Ciuc [39]
1977 Leonard Azzola Adrian Vasile Atanase Bulete [40]
1978 Mircea Ion Adrian Vasile [41]
1979 Galați Bogdan Krutii [42]
1980 Bucharest Adrian Vasile Liviu Ghica A. Anghel [43]
1981 Bogdan Krutii Adrian Vasile Liviu Ghica [44]
1982 Galați Adrian Vasile Bogdan Krutii [45]
1983 Marius Negrea [46]
1984 [47]
1985 Miercurea Ciuc Marius Negrea Bogdan Krutii [48]
1986 Bucharest Bogdan Krutii Cornel Gheorghe [49]
1987 Miercurea Ciuc Cornel Gheorghe Marian Prisăcaru Kovács György [50]
1988 Gheorgheni Marius Negrea Marian Prisăcaru [51]
1989 Galați Zsolt Kerekes Marius Negrea [52]
1990 Bucharest Marius Negrea Luis Taifas [53]
1991 Zsolt Kerekes [54]
1992 Marius Negrea Cornel Gheorghe Luis Taifas [55]
1993 Cornel Gheorghe Zsolt Kerekes Marius Negrea [56]
1994 Miercurea Ciuc Marius Negrea Bálint Miklós [57]
1995 Bucharest Luis Taifas Gheorghe Chiper [58]
1996 Marius Negrea [59]
1997 Miercurea Ciuc Marius Negrea Gheorghe Chiper [60]
1998 Bucharest Gheorghe Chiper Luis Taifas [61]
1999 Gheorghe Chiper Cornel Gheorghe Bálint Miklós [62]
2000 Adrian Matei [63]
2001 Bálint Miklós [64]
2002 Carol Braileanu [65][66]
2003 Adrian Matei Zoltán Kelemen [67]
2004 Miercurea Ciuc [68]
2005 Bucharest Zoltán Kelemen Adrian Matei [69]
2006 Adrian Matei Zoltán Kelemen [70]
2007 Zoltán Kelemen Zsolt Kosz [71]
2008 Vlad Ionescu [72]
2009 [73]
2010 Brașov [74]
2011 [75]
2012 [76]
2013 No other competitors [77]
2014 [78]
2015 No men's competitors [79]
2016 Dorjan Kecskes No other competitors [80]
2017 Miercurea Ciuc [81]
2018 Bucharest [82]
2019 Andrei Tanase Dorjan Kecskes No other competitors [83]
2020 Otopeni Dorjan Kecskes No other competitors [84]
2021 Miercurea Ciuc [85]
2022 Dorjan Kecskes[c] [87]
2023 Otopeni Christian Nainer Andrei Tudor-Dominic Anelin-George Enache [88]
2024–25 No men's competitors
  1. ^ Chernivtsi, in present-day Ukraine, was at this point in time called Cernăuți and was part of the Kingdom of Romania.
  2. ^ The 1939 Romanian Championships, originally scheduled to be held in Bucharest, were not held due to unfavorable conditions of the ice rink. An unofficial competition was held later at the Red Lake, attended by most of Romania's top skaters.
  3. ^ While Dorjan Kecskes was the only competitor, he did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Romanian Champion.[86]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1930 Cluj-Napoca Romulus Pop Magda Kiss Klári Csorba [3]
1931 Brașov [4]
1932 Cluj-Napoca Klári Csorba Romulus Pop Magda Kiss [5]
1933 Bucharest Tuti Csorba [6]
1934 Cluj-Napoca Gerda Rodewald Gonder Paller & Greta Rodenwald (tied) [89]
1935 Chernivtsi[a] Gerda Rodewald Trude Guber dna. Hodlerné [8]
1936 Brașov
1937 Trude Guber Rominca Pop Erzsébet Winkler [9]
1938 Red Lake Rominca Pop dna. Papp Trude Guber [10]
1939 Red Lake[b] Rominca Pop Trude Guber Nora Walter [11]
1940 Cluj-Napoca Rominca Pop Trude Guber Borisca Kovacs [12]
1941–45 No competitions held
1946 Cluj-Napoca Borbana Covaci dna. Katalin No other competitors [13]
1947–48 No competitions held
1949 Cluj-Napoca Ecaterina Wellman Rudi Connerth Maria Weinrich [14]
1950
1951
1952 Miercurea Ciuc Ecaterina Puzstay [15]
1953 Cluj-Napoca Maria Weinrich Cecilia Weinrich [16]
1954 Brașov [17]
1955 Maria Weinrich Ecaterina Puzstay [18]
1956 Cluj-Napoca [19]
1957 Miercurea Ciuc Cecilia Weinrich Eva Pálossy [20]
1958 Bucharest [21]
1959 Cluj-Napoca Cristina Patraulea Imola Seiwarth [22]
1960 Bucharest Cristina Patraulea Imola Seiwarth Cecilia Weinrich [23]
1961 Eva Seiwarth [24]
1962 Irina Zaharescu Roxana Găbunea [25]
1963 Elena Moiş Cristina Patraulea Imola Seiwarth [26]
1964 Crenguţa Cumbari [27]
1965 Cristina Formagiu No other competitors [28]
1966 [29]
1967 Beatrice Huştiu Rodica Dîdă [30]
1968 Doina Ghiserel [31]
1969 Beatrice Huştiu Rodica Dîdă Constanţa Ionescu [32]
1970 Elena Moiş Rodica Dîdă [33]
1971 Elena Moiş Doina Mitricică [34]
1972 Miercurea Ciuc Doina Mitricică Elena Moiş Mariana Ionel [35]
1973 Bucharest Gabriela Voica Silvana Suciu [36]
1974 Miercurea Ciuc Elena Moiş Doina Mitricică [37]
1975 Bucharest Doina Mitricică Silvana Suciu Beatrice Huştiu [38]
1976 Miercurea Ciuc Beatrice Huştiu Gabriela Voica [39]
1977 Gabriela Voica Cornelia Picu Mariana Chiţu [40]
1978 Cornelia Picu Gabriela Voica Tereza Nencu [41]
1979 Galați Irina Nichiforov Cornelia Picu [42]
1980 Bucharest Gabriela Voica Tereza Nencu Dana Rădulsecu [43]
1981 Mariana Chiţu Gabriela Voica Manuela Bădiţoiu [44]
1982 Galați Viorica Nicu Irina Nichiforov [45]
1983 Viorica Nicu Irina Nichiforov Brigite Sigmund [46]
1984 Mariana Chiţu Manuela Bădiţoiu Simona D'Albon [47]
1985 Miercurea Ciuc Kinga Szállasi Csilla Sándor Maria Grusz [48]
1986 Bucharest Greti Márton Anca Cristescu Nicoleta Cimpoieşu [49]
1987 Miercurea Ciuc Nicoleta Cimpoieşu Eva Gegő [50]
1988 Gheorgheni Beatrisz Kurcsakovski Marina Bellu [51]
1989 Galați Codruţa Moiseanu Fabiola Vişinoiu Beatrisz Kurcsakovski [52]
1990 Bucharest Beatrice Kurcsacovszki Andrea Munteanu [53]
1991 Raluca Duda [54]
1992 Noémi Bedö [55]
1993 Beatrisz Kurcsakovski Codruţa Moiseanu Oana Danciu [56]
1994 Miercurea Ciuc Ramona Cruceru Oana Danciu Kinga Székely [57]
1995 Bucharest Oana Veliscu Mădălina Matei Noémi Bedö [58]
1996 Roxana Luca Noémi Bedö Oana Veliscu [59]
1997 Miercurea Ciuc Noémi Bedö Roxana Luca [60]
1998 Bucharest Mădălina Matei Roxana Luca [61]
1999 Roxana Luca Noémi Bedö Mădălina Matei [62]
2000 Simona Punga [63]
2001 Simona Punga Diana Dragomir [64]
2002 No other competitors [65][66]
2003 Roxana Boamfa Simona Punga [67]
2004 Miercurea Ciuc Simona Punga Teodora Vigu [68]
2005 Bucharest Roxana Luca Roxana Simionescu Roxana Boamfa [69]
2006 Teodora Vigu [70]
2007 Lisa Larissa Ipati Maria Balea [71]
2008 Sabina Măriuță Anita Nagy [72]
2009 Anita Nagy Maria Balea [73]
2010 Brașov Sabina Paquier Sabina Măriuță [74]
2011 Sabina Măriuță Anca Ionescu Anita Nagy [75]
2012 Denisa Sandu No other competitors [76]
2013 Raisa Rjenovschi [77]
2014 Julia Sauter No other competitors [78]
2015 [79]
2016 Zselyke Kenéz [80]
2017 Miercurea Ciuc Julia Sauter [81]
2018 Otopeni Zselyke Kenéz Irina Preda No other competitors [82]
2019 Julia Sauter Amanda Stan Cristiana Mihaela Silca [83]
2020 Ana-Sofia Beschea Andreea Ureche Cristia Calcan [84]
2021 Miercurea Ciuc Ana-Maria Ion No other competitors [85]
2022 Julia Sauter Ana-Sofia Beschea Ana-Maria Ion [87]
2023 Otopeni Andreea Ramona Voicu Andreea Denisa Comanescu [88]
2024 Ana Sofia Beschea Andreea Ramona Voicu [90]
2025 Teodora Maria Gheorghe [91]
  1. ^ Chernivtsi, in present-day Ukraine, was at this point in time called Cernăuți and was part of the Kingdom of Romania.
  2. ^ The 1939 Romanian Championships, originally scheduled to be held in Bucharest, were not held due to unfavorable conditions of the ice rink. An unofficial competition was held later at the Red Lake, attended by most of Romania's top skaters.

Pairs

Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1930 Cluj-Napoca
  • Anna Bojáky
  • Lajos Beke
 No other competitors [3]
1931 Brașov
  • dna. Moser
  • Kár Habermann
  • dna. Onciu
  • dnul. G. Rodewald
 [4]
1932 Cluj-Napoca
  • dna. Jakabffy
  • László Eltzenbaum
  • dna. Moser
  • Kár Habermann
 [5]
1933 Bucharest
  • Irca Timcsik
  • Alfred Eisenbeisser
  • Anna Bojáky
  • Lajos Beke
  • dna. Jakabffy
  • László Eltzenbaum
 [6]
1934 Cluj-Napoca
  • Anna Manosek
  • Lajos Beke
  • Irca Timcsik
  • Alfred Eisenbeisser
  • Trude Guber
  • Berthold Henchert
 [89]
1935 Chernivtsi[a]
  • Irca Timcsik
  • Alfred Eisenbeisser
  • Trude Guber
  • Berthold Henchert
  • dna. Turchner
  • dnul. Zajavszkovszky
 [8]
1936 Brașov
1937
  • Irca Timcsik
  • Alfred Eisenbeisser
  • Trude Guber
  • Berthold Henchert
 No other competitors [9]
1938 Red Lake
  • Irca Timcsik
  • dnul. Fieraru
  • Ileana Moldoveanu
  • Berthold Henchert
  • dna. Zapparden
  • Béla Horosz
 [10]
1939 Red Lake[b]
  • Trude Guber
  • Berthold Henchert
  • dna. Radeş
  • dnul. Madarassy
  • dna. Zajenic
  • dnul. Zajenic
 [11]
1940 Cluj-Napoca
  • Trude Guber
  • Berthold Henchert
  • dna. Radeş
  • dnul. Madarassy
 No other competitors [12]
1941–45 No competitions held
1946 Cluj-Napoca
  • Ana Radeş
  • Béla Horosz
  • Ana Manosek
  • Lajos Beke
 No other competitors [13]
1947–48 No competitions held
1949 Cluj-Napoca
  • Trude Konnerth
  • Berthold Henchert
  • Ecaterina Wellman
  • Lajos Beke
  • dna. Musca
  • L. Bonţideanu
 [14]
1950
1951
1952 Miercurea Ciuc
  • Trude Konnerth
  • Berthold Henchert
 [15]
1953 Cluj-Napoca
1954 Brașov
1955
  • Irina Minculescu
  • Alfred Eisenbeiser
  • Trude Konnerth
  • Berthold Henchert
  • Ecaterina Pusztay
  • Ştefan Balaş
 [18]
1956 Cluj-Napoca [19]
1957 Miercurea Ciuc
  • Trude Konnerth
  • Berthold Henchert
  • Ana Radeş
  • F. Maderaş
 [20]
1958 Bucharest
  • Ecaterina Pusztay
  • Ştefan Balaş
  • Vera Curceac
  • Alfred Eisenbeiser
  • Ana Radeş
  • F. Maderaş
 [21]
1959 Cluj-Napoca
  • Vera Curceac
  • Alfred Fieraru
  • Dorina Coman
  • Ştefan Bugnariu
 [22]
1960 Bucharest
1961
  • Cristina Patraulea
  • Radu Ionian
 [24]
1962 [25]
1963 [26]
1964
  • Eva Miculici
  • Radu Ionescu
 No other competitors [27]
1965
  • Letiţia Păcuraru
  • Radu Ionian
 No other competitors [28]
1966
  • Liliana Georgescu
  • Dan Săveanu
 No other competitors [29]
1967
  • Liliana Georgescu
  • Radu Ionian
  • Daniela Popesci
  • Marian Chiosea
 [30]
1968
  • Daniela Popesci
  • Marian Chiosea
  • Marinela Ciubecă
  • Carol Hertl
 [31]
1969
  • Letiţia Păcuraru
  • Dan Săveanu
  • Daniela Popesci
  • Marian Chiosea
  • Marinela Ciubecă
  • Carol Hertl
 [32]
1970 No other competitors [33]
1971
  • Liliana Georgescu
  • Dan Săveanu
 [34]
1972 Miercurea Ciuc
  • Letiţia Păcuraru
  • Dan Săveanu
 No other competitors [35]
1973 Bucharest
  • Beatrice Hustiu
  • Dan Săveanu
 [92]
1974 Miercurea Ciuc [37]
1975–88 No pairs competitors
1989 Galați
  • Iovanca Cnejev
  • Felix Similean
  • Cosima Ciuhandu
  • Cătălin Frățilă
  • Manuela Dolga
  • Ionuţ Dolga
 [52]
1990 Bucharest
  • Corina Vastag
  • Felix Similean
  • Sinziana Mihalache
  • Louis Taifas
  • Cosima Ciuhandu
  • Cătălin Frățilă
 [53]
1991
  • Cosima Ciuhandu
  • Cătălin Frățilă
[54]
1992
  • Cosima Ciuhandu
  • Cătălin Frățilă
  • Manuela Dolga
  • Ionuţ Dolga
 [55]
1993 No other competitors [56]
1994–2025 No pairs competitors since 1993
  1. ^ Chernivtsi, in present-day Ukraine, was at this point in time called Cernăuți and was part of the Kingdom of Romania.
  2. ^ The 1939 Romanian Championships, originally scheduled to be held in Bucharest, were not held due to unfavorable conditions of the ice rink. An unofficial competition was held later at the Red Lake, attended by most of Romania's top skaters.

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2012 Brașov Vlad Ionescu Zsolt Kosz Iancu Verghelet [93]
2013 Bucharest Catalin Dimitrescu Daniel Patriche Graţiano Dinu [94]
2014 Brașov Valentin Costache Graţiano Dinu Iancu Verghelet [95]
2015 Flavius Luca Valentin Costache Dorjan Kecskes [96]
2016 Valentin Costache Andrei Tanase [97]
2017 Andrei Tanase No other competitors [98]
2018 Târgu Secuiesc [99]
2019 Otopeni Sebastian Radovan No other competitors [100]
2020 No other competitors [101]
2021 Miercurea Ciuc Lehel Tulit [85]
2022 Anelin George Enache[a] Lehel Tulit No other competitors [87]
2023 Otopeni Andrei Tudor-Dominic No other competitors [103]
2024 Răzvan Cionac Anelin-George Enache No other competitors [90]
2025 Bálint Domahidi-Dóczy [104]
  1. ^ Although Anelin George Enache finished in first place, he did not achieve the required minimum score to be named the Romanian Junior Champion.[102]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2012 Brașov Marya Fay Vangeystelen Raisa Rjenovschi Anita Nagy [93]
2013 Bucharest Julia Sauter Marya Fay Vangestelen Denisa Sandu [94]
2014 Brașov Zselyke Kenéz Ana Catană Raisa Rjenovschi [95]
2015 Julia Sauter Amanda Stan Zselyke Kenéz [96]
2016 [97]
2017 Amanda Stan Zselyke Kenéz Cristiana Mihaela Silca [98]
2018 Târgu Secuiesc Ana-Sofia Beschea Bristena Prodea [99]
2019 Otopeni Bristena Prodea Ramona-Andreaa Voicu Ana-Sofia Beschea [100]
2020 Ana-Sofia Beschea Luiza Elena Ilie [101]
2021 Miercurea Ciuc Ramona-Andreaa Voicu Ana-Sofia Beschea Ingrid Ana Pricop [85]
2022 Ana-Sofia Beschea Luiza-Elena Ilie Ruxandra Rotundu [87]
2023 Otopeni Luiza-Elena Ilie Ruxandra Rotundu Ingrid Pricop [103]
2024 Natalia Runcanu Maria Smaranda Tara-Maria Ienciu [90]
2025 Ana Stratulat Adria Liliac [104]

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