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Austrian Figure Skating Championships

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Austrian Figure Skating Championships
Logo of Skate Austria
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryAustria Austria
Inaugurated1898
Organized bySkate Austria

The Austrian Figure Skating Championships (German: Österreichische Staatsmeisterschaften im Eiskunstlauf) are an annual figure skating competition organized by Skate Austria to crown the national champions of Austria. The first official Austrian Championships for men were held in 1898 in Vienna, for women in 1913 in Prague, and for pair skating in 1913 in Vienna. Competitions were periodically interrupted early on, especially during World War I and World War II. After the German annexation of Austria in 1938, Austrian citizens became de facto German citizens, but regional championships were still held in Austria that are historically considered Austria's national championships. Since World War II ended and Austria regained its independence, the Austrian Championships have been held without interruption.

Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior and junior levels, although every discipline may not necessarily be held every year due to a lack of participants. Viktor Pfeifer holds the record for winning the most Austrian Championship titles in men's singles (with nine), while Regine Heitzer holds the record in women's singles (with seven). Miriam Ziegler and Severin Kiefer hold the record in pair skating (with eight), although Kiefer won an additional three championships with another partner. Dmitri Matsjuk holds the record in ice dance (with eight), although not all won with the same partner.

History

[edit]

The first skating club in Austria, the Vienna Skating Club, was established in 1867.[1] At this time, Austria was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire (Austria-Hungary).[2] The first official national championships were held in 1898 in Vienna.[1] The competition featured only four competitors; Josef Fellner was the winner.[3] Until 1914, skaters from Austria-Hungary frequently competed at the German Figure Skating Championships. Georg Zachariades, who won the 1892 and 1893 German Championships, and Gustav Hügel, who won in 1894, were both from Vienna.[4] The first national competition for women was held in 1913 in Prague,[1] and was won by Gisela Reichmann,[5] while the first national competition in pair skating took place the same year in Vienna, and was won by Helene Engelmann and Karl Mejstrik.[6] Competition was frequently interrupted early on, especially from 1915 to 1920 due to World War I.[1] After its defeat in World War I, Austria-Hungary was split into two states: the Republic of Austria and the Hungarian Republic.[7]

The first national championships in ice dance were held in Vienna in 1937; Edith Winkelmann and Walter Löhner won the event.[1] In March 1938, after the Anschluss – the annexation of Austria into the German Reich – Austria became part of the German Empire and the citizens of Austria became de facto German citizens.[8] They were, therefore, eligible to compete in the German Figure Skating Championships. Edi Rada won the men's competition in 1943; Marta Musilek won the women's competitions in 1942, 1943, and 1944; Herta and Emil Ratzenhofer won the pairs competition in 1944; and Jutta Stöhr and Fritz Hackl won the ice dance competition in 1944.[4] Austria – then called Ostmark – still held regional competitions, referred to as Gau-Championships (German: Gaumeisterschaften).[9] Those results are considered Austria's historical results. No championships were held in 1944 or 1945 due to World War II. After the war ended and Austria regained its independence,[10] national championships resumed,[11] and have been held without interruption since.

Senior medalists

[edit]
Maurizio Zandron at the 2024 World Championships
Olga Mikutina at the 2024 World Championships
Miriam Ziegler and Severin Kiefer at the 2019 Internationaux de France
Barbora Silná and Juri Kurakin at the 2016 European Championships
From left to right: Maurizio Zandron, seven-time Austrian champion in men's singles; Olga Mikutina, five-time Austrian champion in women's singles; Miriam Ziegler and Severin Kiefer, eight-time Austrian champions in pair skating; and Barbora Silná and Juri Kurakin, three-time Austrian champions in ice dance

Men's singles

[edit]
Senior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1898 Vienna Josef Fellner Ernst Fellner Alfred Klement [3]
1899–1900 No competitions held
1901 Lemberg Max Bohatsch Anton Steiner No other competitors [12]
1902–03 No competitions held
1904 Vienna Max Bohatsch Anton Steiner No other competitors [13]
1905 Innsbruck No other competitors [14]
1906 No competition held
1907 Klagenfurt Ernst Herz Anton Steiner No other competitors [15]
1908 Vienna Anton Steiner No other competitors [16]
1909 Fritz Kachler Ludwig Richard [17]
1910 Fritz Kachler Karl Mejstrik Erwin Schwarzböck [18]
1911 Klagenfurt Josef Oppacher [19]
1912 Lemberg Ernst Oppacher Ludwig Richard [20]
1913 Vienna Willy Böckl No other competitors [21]
1914 Erwin Schwarzböck [22]
1915–20 No competitions due to World War I [1]
1921 Vienna Ernst Oppacher Willy Böckl Ludwig Wrede [23]
1922 Erwin Schwarzböck [24]
1923 Ludwig Wrede Ernst Oppacher Otto Preißecker [25]
1924 Innsbruck Willy Böckl Ludwig Wrede Hugo Distler [26]
1925 Graz Fritz Kachler Willy Böckl Otto Preißecker [27]
1926 Vienna Otto Preißecker Herr Mattauch No other competitors [28]
1927 Klagenfurt Karl Schäfer Ernst Oppacher [29]
1928 Innsbruck Hugo Distler [30]
1929 Stockerau Karl Schäfer Ludwig Wrede Rudolf Zettelmann [31]
1930 Vienna Hugo Distler Ludwig Wrede [32]
1931 Innsbruck Josef Bernhauser [33]
1932 Vienna Otto Hartmann Erich Erdös [34]
1933 St. Pölten Erich Erdös Otto Hartmann [35]
1934 Vienna Leopold Linhart [36]
1935 Felix Kaspar [37]
1936 Karl Schäfer Leopold Linhart Hellmut May [38]
1937 Mödling Felix Kaspar [39]
1938 Vienna Edi Rada Emil Ratzenhofer [40]
1939 Edi Rada Herbert Alward [9]
1940 Hellmut May Karl Jungbauer [41]
1941 [42]
1942 St. Pölten Franz Zelger No other competitors [43]
1943 Mödling Hanno Brückmann Georg Felsenreich Karl Kurz [44]
1944–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Vienna Edi Rada Hellmut May Georg Felsenreich [11]
1947 Klagenfurt Helmut Seibt Alexander Palisch [45]
1948 Vienna Hellmut May Hellmut Seibt [46]
1949 Graz Hellmut Seibt No other competitors [47]
1950 Hellmut Seibt Martin Felsenreich Norbert Cerny [48]
1951 Vienna Kurt Oppelt [49]
1952 Seefeld [50]
1953 St. Anton am Arlberg Martin Felsenreich Kurt Oppelt Norbert Felsinger [51]
1954 Graz Norbert Felsinger Hanno Ströher Heinz Döpfl [52]
1955 Vienna Karl Böhringer [53]
1956 Peter Jonas [54]
1957 Peter Jonas Hanno Ströher [55]
1958 Spittal an der Drau Karl Böhringer [56]
1959 Vienna [57]
1960 Heinrich Podhajsky [58]
1961 Peter Jonas Emmerich Danzer [59]
1962 [60]
1963 [61]
1964 Innsbruck Wolfgang Schwarz [62]
1965 Klagenfurt Emmerich Danzer Peter Jonas [63]
1966 Salzburg Wolfgang Schwarz Günter Anderl [64]
1967 Vienna [65]
1968 Feldkirch [66]
1969 Graz Günter Anderl Josef Schneider Herr Lanz [67]
1970 Innsbruck Günther Hilgarth [68]
1971 Klagenfurt [69]
1972 Graz Josef Schneider Günter Anderl [70]
1973 Innsbruck Günther Hilgarth Josef Schneider Ronald Koppelent [71]
1974 Vienna Ronald Koppelent Günther Hilgarth Helmut Kristofics-Binder [72]
1975 Klagenfurt Gerhard Hubmann [73]
1976 Innsbruck Gerhard Hubmann Günther Hilgarth [74]
1977 Lustenau Helmut Kristofics-Binder [75]
1978 Zeltweg Gerhard Hubmann Helmut Kristofics-Binder Bruno Watschinger [76]
1979 Klagenfurt Helmut Kristofics-Binder Bruno Watschinger Gerald Schranz [77]
1980 Vienna Thomas Hlavik [78]
1981 Innsbruck Bruno Watschinger Andreas Narzt [79]
1982 Graz Thomas Hlavik Rudolf Kleinert Christoph Köstenberger [80]
1983 Klagenfurt Ralph Burghart Alexander Fiebinger [81]
1984 Vienna Robert Dörfler [82]
1985 Graz Ralph Burghart Robert Dörfler Christian Hubinger [83]
1986 Linz Thomas Hlavik Ralph Burghart Alexander Fiebinger [84]
1987 Klagenfurt Ralph Burghart Alexander Fiebinger Herr Sykora [85]
1988 Innsbruck Armin Withalm Daniel Kappacher [86]
1989 Linz [87]
1990 Klagenfurt Daniel Kappacher Nikolaus Adler [88]
1991 Innsbruck [89]
1992 Lustenau Nikolaus Adler Roland Burghart [90]
1993 Vienna Florian Tuma Roland Burghart Markus Lehner [91]
1994 Klagenfurt Markus Haider Georg Ganner [92]
1995 Vienna Roland Burghart [93]
1996 Roland Burghart Markus Haider [94]
1997 St. Pölten Clemens Jonas Roland Burghart [92]
1998 Vienna Christian Horvath Michael Weber
1999 Graz Clemens Jonas Philipp Morscher Florian Mistelbauer [95]
2000 Vienna Christian Horvath Clemens Jonas Philipp Morscher [96]
2001 Salzburg Clemens Jonas Christian Horvath Christian Rauchbauer [92]
2002 Vienna Christian Rauchbauer Florian Mistelbauer [97]
2003 Dornbirn Viktor Pfeifer [92]
2004 Vienna Clemens Jonas Viktor Pfeifer Christian Rauchbauer
2005 Innsbruck Viktor Pfeifer Christian Rauchbauer Manuel Koll
2006 No other competitors
2007 Vienna Manuel Koll Viktor Pfeifer Christian Rauchbauer [98]
2008 St. Pölten Christian Rauchbauer Mario-Rafael Ionian [99]
2009 Linz Viktor Pfeifer Mario-Rafael Ionian Severin Kiefer [92]
2010 Innsbruck Manuel Koll Mario-Rafael Ionian [100]
2011 St. Pölten [101]
2012 Graz Severin Kiefer [102]
2013 Vienna Mario-Rafael Ionian [103]
2014 Salzburg [104]
2015 Dornbirn Mario-Rafael Ionian Manuel Koll Albert Mück [105]
2016 Innsbruck [106]
2017 Graz Johannes Maierhofer [107]
2018 Vienna Manuel Koll Albert Mück Manuel Drechsler [108]
2019 Gmunden Maurizio Zandron Luc Maierhofer Albert Mück [109]
2020 Klagenfurt Albert Mück Manuel Drechsler [110]
2021 Linz Luc Maierhofer Albert Mück [111]
2022 Graz Luc Maierhofer Maurizio Zandron Valentin Eisenbauer [112]
2023 St. Pölten Maurizio Zandron Luc Maierhofer Anton Skoficz [113]
2024 Feldkirch [114]
2025 Dornbirn Valentin Eisenbauer [115]
2026 Innsbruck Tobia Oellerer [116]

Women's singles

[edit]
Senior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1913 Prague[a] Gisela Reichmann Paula Zalaudek Paula Hanka [5]
1914 Linz [118]
1915 No competition due to World War I [1]
1916 Vienna Paula Zalaudek Gisela Reichmann "Herold"[b] [119]
1917 Gisela Reichmann Paula Zalaudek No other competitors [120]
1918 Herma von Szabo [121]
1919–20 No competitions due to World War I [1]
1921 Vienna No women's competition held
1922 Herma Plank-Szabo Gisela Reichmann No other competitors [122]
1923 Hildegard Thiel [25]
1924 Hildegard Thiel No other competitors [123]
1925 Klagenfurt No other competitors [124]
1926 Graz Melitta Brunner No other competitors [125]
1927 Innsbruck Fritzi Burger [126]
1928 Vienna Fritzi Burger Grete Kubitschek [127]
1929 Semmering [128]
1930 Innsbruck Ilse Hornung [129]
1931 Mödling Ilse Hornung Lili Weiler [130]
1932 Vienna Hilde Holovsky Fritzi Burger Helga Dietz [131]
1933 Graz Liselotte Landbeck [35]
1934 Vienna Liselotte Landbeck Grete Lainer Fritzi Burger [36]
1935 Hedy Stenuf [132]
1936 Emmy Putzinger Hedy Stenuf Grete Lainer [38]
1937 Grete Lainer Hanne Niernberger [133]
1938 Seefeld Hanne Niernberger Lissy König [134]
1939 Vienna Emmy Pollak Anita Waegeler [9]
1940 Hanne Niernberger Emmy Putzinger Hertha Wächtler [41]
1941 Marta Musilek Madeleine Müller [135]
1942 Klagenfurt Martha Musilek Grete Veit Inge Solar [136]
1943 Mödling Madeleine Müller Hilde Appeltauer [44]
1944-45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Vienna Eva Pawlik Inge Solar Hilde Appeltauer [11]
1947 Graz Lilly Fuchs [137]
1948 Vienna Hilde Appeltauer Inge Solar [138]
1949 Graz Lilly Fuchs Susi Giebisch [47]
1950 Innsbruck Lilly Fuchs Susi Giebisch Lotte Schwenk [139]
1951 Vienna Lotte Schwenk Annelies Schilhan Eva Weidler [49]
1952 Seefeld Annelies Schilhan Sissy Schwarz [50]
1953 St. Anton am Arlberg Ingrid Wendl Hanna Walter [51]
1954 Graz Hanna Eigel Ingrid Wendl [52]
1955 Vienna Ingrid Wendl Hanna Walter [53]
1956 Hanna Walter Ilse Musil [54]
1957 Hanna Eigel Ingrid Wendl Hanna Walter [140]
1958 Spittal an der Drau Ingrid Wendl Hanna Walter Regine Heitzer [56]
1959 Vienna Hanna Walter Regine Heitzer Roswitha Sodoma [57]
1960 Regine Heitzer Karin Frohner Hella Henneis [58]
1961 Helli Sengstschmid [59]
1962 [60]
1963 Ingrid Ostler Astrid Czermak [61]
1964 Innsbruck Helli Sengstschmid Ingrid Ostler [62]
1965 Klagenfurt Astrid Czermak [63]
1966 Salzburg Elisabeth Mikula Elisabeth Nestler [64]
1967 Vienna Beatrix Schuba [65]
1968 Feldkirch Elisabeth Nestler Helli Sengstschmid-Tunner [66]
1969 Graz Elisabeth Mikula [67]
1970 Innsbruck Wilfriede Reiter [68]
1971 Klagenfurt Sonja Balun Iris Ebenwaldner [69]
1972 Graz [70]
1973 Innsbruck Sonja Balun Susanne Altura Brigitte Falk [71]
1974 Vienna [72]
1975 Klagenfurt Sonja Stanek Christi Jorda [73]
1976 Innsbruck Claudia Kristofics-Binder [74]
1977 Lustenau Claudia Kristofics-Binder Sonja Stanek [75]
1978 Zeltweg Petra Schruf [76]
1979 Klagenfurt Andrea Rohm [77]
1980 Vienna Petra Schruf [78]
1981 Innsbruck Andrea Rohm Sonja Stanek [79]
1982 Graz Sonja Stanek Parthena Sarafidis [141]
1983 Klagenfurt Sonja Stanek Parthena Sarafidis Petra Schruf [81]
1984 Vienna Parthena Sarafidis Susanne Gschwendt Sonja Stanek [82]
1985 Graz Sabine Paal Parthena Sarafidis [83]
1986 Linz Parthena Sarafidis Sabine Paal Christine Dekitsch [84]
1987 Klagenfurt Sabine Paal Yvonne Pokorny Frau Lischka [85]
1988 Innsbruck Yvonne Pokorny Sabine Lischka Susanne Reindl [86]
1989 Linz Susanne Reindl Geraldine Fucik [87]
1990 Klagenfurt Christine Czerny Susanne Reindl [88]
1991 Innsbruck Melanie Friedreich [89]
1992 Lustenau Andrea Kus [90]
1993 Vienna Andrea Kus Yvonne Pokorny Eva Sonnleitner [142]
1994 Klagenfurt Julia Lautowa Martina Kus [92]
1995 Vienna Angela Tuska Helena Pajović [93]
1996 Andrea Kus Denise Jaschek Karin Brandstätter [94]
1997 St. Pölten Julia Lautowa Anna Wenzel [92]
1998 Vienna Jubilee Jenna Mandl Elisabeth Angerer
1999 Graz [95]
2000 Vienna Julia Lautowa Karin Strebl [96]
2001 Salzburg Anna Wenzel Karin Steiner Anna Gabriel [92]
2002 Vienna Julia Lautowa Diána Póth Jennifer LeGuilloux [97]
2003 Dornbirn Jennifer LeGuilloux Anni Luftensteiner [92]
2004 Vienna Andrea Kreuzer
2005 Innsbruck Karin Brandstätter Anni Luftensteiner Andrea Kreuzer
2006 Andrea Kreuzer Kathrin Freudelsperger Astrid Mangi [143]
2007 Vienna Kathrin Freudelsperger Denise Kögl Kerstin Frank [98]
2008 St. Pölten Denise Kögl Stefanie Ellensohn [99]
2009 Linz Miriam Ziegler Kerstin Frank Denise Kögl [92]
2010 Innsbruck Belinda Schönberger [100]
2011 St. Pölten Belinda Schönberger Andrea Kreuzer Kerstin Frank [101]
2012 Graz Kerstin Frank Belinda Schönberger Miriam Ziegler [102]
2013 Vienna Natascha Zangl [103]
2014 Salzburg Christina Grill Jenny Lin [104]
2015 Dornbirn Anita Kapferer Sabrina Schulz [105]
2016 Innsbruck Belinda Schönberger Lara Roth [106]
2017 Graz Alisa Stomakhina Marika Steward [107]
2018 Vienna Lara Roth Natalie Klotz Sophia Schaller [108]
2019 Gmunden Sophia Schaller Victoria Hübler [109]
2020 Klagenfurt Olga Mikutina Stefanie Pesendorfer [110]
2021 Linz Anita Kapferer [111]
2022 Graz Stefanie Pesendorfer Olga Mikutina Sophia Schaller [112]
2023 St. Pölten Emily Saari Sophia Schaller Stefanie Pesendorfer [113]
2024 Feldkirch Olga Mikutina Stefanie Pesendorfer Emily Saari [114]
2025 Dornbirn Flora Marie Schaller [115]
2026 Innsbruck Jasmin Elsebaie Flora Marie Schaller [116]

Pairs

[edit]
Senior pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1913 Vienna
  • Hilda Schwamberg
  • Fritz Reiner
 [6]
1914 No other competitors [144]
1915–20 No competitions due to World War I [1]
1921 Vienna
  • Hansi Eissert
  • Georg Pamperl
 No other competitors [145]
1922 [146]
1923
  • Frau H. May
  • Oskar May
 [147]
1924
[148]
1925 Innsbruck
  • Fräulein Steinsky
  • Dr. Prohaska
 No other competitors [149]
1926 Graz No other competitors [125]
1927 [150]
1928 Bruck an der Mur
  • Fräulein Bahdar
  • Otto Hartmann
 [151]
1929 Klagenfurt [152]
1930 Semmering
  • Ridi Jauernigg
  • Pepo Jauernigg
 [153]
1931 Graz [33]
1932 Klagenfurt [154]
1933 Innsbruck
[155]
1934 Vienna
  • Herta Baumgartner
  • Rolf Stillebacher
  • Edeltraut Kafka
  • Kurt Hanke
 [156]
1935
  • Liese Kianek
  • Adolf Rosdol
 [37]
1936
  • Edeltraut Kafka
  • Kurt Hanke
  • Frieda Hawel
  • Kurt Heidinger
 [38]
1937 Seefeld
  • Hildegard Eigel
  • Karl Eigel
  • Helga Schrittwieser
  • Pepo Jauernigg
 [157]
1938 Graz [158]
1939 Vienna [9]
1940 [41]
1941
  • Herta Jurczak
  • Gottfried Hauser
 [42]
1942 St. Pölten
  • Hilda Zimmermann
  • Karl Gmeiner
 No other competitors [43]
1943 Mödling
  • Anneliese Wambera
  • Walter Hüttner
 [44]
1944–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Vienna
  • Annaliese Wambera
  • Walter Hüttner
 [159]
1947 Graz
  • Inge Müller
  • Walter Hüttner
 [160]
1948 Vienna
  • Elli Stärck
  • Harry Gareis
 [138]
1949 Graz
  • Elli Stärck
  • Harry Gareis
 No other competitors [47]
1950
[48]
1951 Mariazell
  • Elli Stärck
  • Harry Gareis
  • Edith Sporn
  • Werner Dreßl
 No other competitors [161]
1952 Seefeld [50]
1953 St. Anton am Arlberg
  • Inge Löscher
  • Friedrich Klein
 [51]
1954 Graz
  • Luise Lehner
  • Georg Lenitz
 [52]
1955 Vienna No other competitors [53]
1956 [54]
1957
  • Roswitha Mauerhofer
  • Gunther Mauerhofer
 [140]
1958 Spittal an der Drau [56]
1959 Vienna
  • Roswitha Mauerhofer
  • Gunther Mauerhofer
 No other competitors [57]
1960
[58]
1961 No other competitors [59]
1962
[60]
1963 No other competitors [61]
1964 Innsbruck [62]
1965 Klagenfurt [63]
1966 Salzburg [64]
1967 Vienna
  • Helga Stielke
  • Eduard Lanz
 [65]
1968 Feldkirch
  • Helga Stielke
  • Robert Zangger
 [66]
1969 Graz [67]
1970 Innsbruck [68]
1971 Klagenfurt [69]
1972 Graz
  • Frau Golub
  • Herr Weninger
 [70]
1973 Innsbruck [71]
1974 Vienna
  • Gabriele Arco
  • Nikolaus Stephan
  • Ulrike Vrbik
  • Richard Scharf
 [72]
1975 Klagenfurt [73]
1976 Vienna No other competitors [162]
1977 Lustenau
No other competitors [75]
1978–79 No pairs competitors
1980 Vienna
  • Ingrid Fuchs
  • Walter Fuchs
 No other competitors [78]
1981–91 No pairs competitors
1992 Lustenau
  • Ulrike Gerstl
  • Björn Lobenwein
 No other competitors [92]
1993 Vienna
1994 Klagenfurt
1995 Vienna
1996
1997 St. Pölten No pairs competitors
1998 Vienna
  • Marion Haas
  • Björn Lobenwein
  • Katarzyna Prystal
  • Roland Burghart
 No other competitors
1999 Graz
  • Claudia Koll
  • Björn Lobenwein
 No other competitors [95]
2000–10 No pairs competitors [92]
2011 St. Pölten No other competitors [101]
2012 Graz [102]
2013 Vienna [103]
2014 Salzburg [104]
2015 Dornbirn [105]
2016 Innsbruck [106]
2017 Graz [107]
2018 Vienna [108]
2019 Gmunden No pairs competitors [109]
2020 Klagenfurt
No other competitors [110]
2021 Linz No other competitors [111]
2022 Graz [112]
2023 St. Pölten [113]
2024 Feldkirch [114]
2025 Dornbirn No other competitors [115]
2026 Innsbruck [116]

Ice dance

[edit]
Senior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1937 Vienna
  • Edith Winkelmann
  • Walter Löhner
  • Trude Wagner
  • Fritz Staniek
  • Jutta Stöhr
  • Fritz Hackl
 [1]
1938 [163]
1939 Mödling
  • Trude Wagner
  • Fritz Staniek
  • Edith Winkelmann
  • Walter Löhner
 [164]
1940 Vienna
  • Jutta Stöhr
  • Fritz Hackl
  • Erna Bauer
  • Josef Kröpfl
 [165]
1941 Semmering
  • Edith Winkelmann
  • Walter Löhner
  • Hertha Branowitzer
  • Rudolf Plaschke
 [166]
1942 Innsbruck
  • Jutta Stöhr
  • Fritz Hackl
  • Grete Partmann-Schütze
  • Franz Heinlein
  • Grete Linsbauer
  • Rene Fischer
 [167]
1943 Mödling
  • Hermi Nittmann
  • Fritz Staniek
  • Mitzi Schubert
  • Franz Forster
 [44]
1944–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Vienna
  • Hertha Branowitzer
  • Walter Plaschke
  • Erna Kröpfl
  • Josef Kröpfl
 [11]
1947 Graz
  • Erna Kröpfl
  • Josef Kröpfl
 [137]
1948 Vienna
  • Trude Leitner
  • Rudolf Gregorin
 [168]
1949 Graz [47]
1950 Innsbruck
  • Helga Binder
  • Herr Braun
 [139]
1951 Vienna
  • Paulin Haffner
  • Herbert Huber
  • Trude Leitner
  • Rudolf Gregorin
  • Helga Binder
  • Edwin Fuhrich
 [161]
1952
  • Ilse Reitmayer
  • Hans Kutschera
 [169]
1953 St. Anton am Arlberg
  • Helga Binder
  • Edwin Fuhrich
  • Lucia Fischer
  • Rudolf Zorn
  • Luise Lehner
  • Hans Kutschera
 [170]
1954 Graz
  • Edith Peikert
  • Hans Kutschera
  • Lucie Fischer
  • Rudolf Zorn
 [52]
1955 Vienna
  • Edith Peikert
  • Hans Kutschera
  • Lucia Fischer
  • Rudolf Zorn
 [53]
1956
  • Brigitte Gröger
  • Alois Mitterhuber
 [54]
1957 [55]
1958 Spittal an der Drau
  • Lucia Zorn
  • Rudolf Zorn
  • Edith Peikert
  • Alois Mitterhuber
  • Helga Michelmayer
  • Gerald Felsinger
 [56]
1959 Vienna
  • Helga Michelmayer
  • Norbert Felsinger
  • Christl Trebesiner
  • Herbert Rothkappl
 [57]
1960
  • Helga Michlmayer
  • Gerald Felsinger
  • Christl Trebesiner
  • Herbert Rothkappl
  • Inge Wagner
  • Fritz Klein
 [58]
1961
  • Christl Trebesiner
  • Gerald Felsinger
  • Helga Kandl
  • Karl Wondrak
 [59]
1962
  • Hilde Strohmeyer
  • Helmut Strohmeyer
  • Gertrude Holik
  • Herbert Holik
 [60]
1963
  • Heidi Metzger
  • Herbert Rothkappl
 [61]
1964 Innsbruck
  • Heidi Metzger
  • Herbert Rothkappl
  • Hilde Strohmeyer
  • Helmut Strohmeyer
 [62]
1965 Klagenfurt
  • Brigitte Thor
  • Ernst Thor
 [63]
1966 Salzburg
  • Christl Trebesiner
  • Herbert Rothkappl
  • Heidi Metzger
  • Gerald Felsinger
 [64]
1967 Vienna
  • Heidi Metzger
  • Herbert Rothkappl
  • Brigitte Thor
  • Ernst Thor
  • Ingrid Koller
  • Adrian Perco
 [65]
1968 Feldkirch
  • Ingrid Koller
  • Adrian Perco
[66]
1969 Graz
  • Ingrid Koller
  • Herbert Rothkappl
 [67]
1970 Innsbruck
  • Fräulein Quitta
  • Herr Benedikt
 [68]
1971 Klagenfurt
  • Elisabeth Luksch
  • Rudolf Hauptner
 No other competitors [69]
1972 Graz
  • Elisabeth Luksch
  • Rudolf Hauptner
 [70]
1973 Innsbruck [71]
1974 Vienna [72]
1975 Klagenfurt
  • Elisabeth Luksch
  • Peter Schübl
 [73]
1976 Vienna
  • Elisabeth Luksch
  • Peter Schübl
  • Claudia Koch
  • Ronald Schranz
 [162]
1977 Lustenau No other competitors [75]
1978 Zeltweg
  • Elisabeth Luksch
  • Peter Schübl
  • Angelika Karas
  • Wolfgang Czerny
 [76]
1979 Klagenfurt
  • Claudia Koch
  • Peter Schübl
 No other competitors [77]
1980 Vienna
  • Maria Kniffer
  • Manfred Hübler
  • Edith Rodinger
  • Harald Rodinger
 [78]
1981 Innsbruck
  • Maria Kniffer
  • Manfred Hübler
  • Nadascha Tangunoff
  • Wolfgang Czerny
 [79]
1982 Graz [141]
1983 Klagenfurt
  • Monika Müksch
  • Herbert Holik
  • Fräulein Nahler
  • Herr Prohaska
 [81]
1984 Vienna
  • Maria Kniffer
  • Manfred Hübler
  • Andrea Dekitsch
  • Herbert Holik
 [82]
1985 Graz
  • Ursula Holik
  • Herbert Holik
  • Daniela Mutschlechner
  • Deddo Mörtzl
 [83]
1986 Linz [84]
1987 Klagenfurt
  • Fräulein Nahler
  • Herr Kucharsk
 [85]
1988 Innsbruck No other competitors [86]
1989 Linz
  • Ursula Holik
  • Herbert Holik
  • Monika Müksch
  • Bernhard Hatzl
  • Andrea Hofmann
  • Axel-Ernst Kummer
 [87]
1990 Klagenfurt
  • Monika Müksch
  • Bernhard Hatzl
 No other competitors [88]
1991 Innsbruck
  • Monika Müksch
  • Bernhard Hatzl
  • Bettina Bastl
  • Klaus Oberleitner
 [89]
1992 Lustenau
  • Karin Galle
  • Rolf Galle
 [90]
1993 Vienna
No other competitors [92]
1994 Klagenfurt
  • Sonja Sofska
  • Pavel Skulecs
1995 Vienna
  • Andrea Sopper
  • Pavel Skulecs
 No other competitors [93]
1996
  • Ursula Peschorn
  • Werner Raab
 [94]
1997 St. Pölten
  • Elke Rogl
  • Rory Hassett
 [92]
1998 Vienna No other competitors
1999 Graz
  • Birgit Hermann
  • Gert Herrmann
 No other competitors [95]
2000 Vienna
  • Marina Rebernig
  • Robert Pusch
 [96]
2001 Salzburg
  • Miriam Sinzinger
  • Jamie Ferguson
 [92]
2002 Vienna
  • Maria Isabel Gusbeth
  • Rory Hassett
 [97]
2003 Dornbirn No other competitors [92]
2004 Vienna No other competitors
2005 Innsbruck No ice dance competitors
2006 No other competitors [143]
2007 Vienna [98]
2008 St. Pölten [99]
2009 Linz [92]
2010 Innsbruck [100]
2011 St. Pölten
  • Rachel Hofer
  • Christoph Klier
 [101]
2012 Graz No other competitors [102]
2013 Vienna [103]
2014 Salzburg [104]
2015 Dornbirn No other competitors [105]
2016 Innsbruck [106]
2017 Graz
[107]
2018–22 No ice dance competitors
2023 St. Pölten No other competitors [113]
2024 Feldkirch [114]
2025 Dornbirn [115]
2026 Innsbruck [116]
Notes
  1. ^ Prague, in present-day Czech Republic, was at this point in time part of Austria-Hungary.[117]
  2. ^ The identity of the third competitor in the 1916 women's event is unknown, as she competed using a pseudonym ("Herold").[119]

Junior medalists

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Men's singles

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Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1991 Linz Daniel Kappacher Nikolaus Adler Roland Burghart [92]
1992 Vienna Roland Burghart Florian Tuma
1993 Linz Florian Tuma Markus Haider Roland Burghart
1994 Vienna Roland Burghart Markus Haider
1995 Georg Ganner Stefan Hofer
1996 Linz Markus Haider Clemens Jonas
1997 Graz Clemens Jonas Stefan Hofer
1998 Feldkirch Christian Horvath Clemens Jonas Christian Rauchbauer
1999 St. Pölten Clemens Jonas Philipp Morscher Florian Mistelbauer
2000 Innsbruck Christian Horvath Clemens Jonas Philipp Morscher
2001 St. Pölten Christian Rauchbauer
2002 Zell am See Florian Mistelbauer Viktor Pfeifer Manuel Koll
2003 Gmunden Viktor Pfeifer Christian Rauchbauer Florian Mistelbauer
2004 Graz Manuel Koll
2005 Vienna Manuel Koll Zabato Bebe
2006 Innsbruck Manuel Koll Zabato Bebe Severin Kiefer
2007 St. Pölten Severin Kiefer Mario-Rafael Ionian Tobias Steindl
2008 Salzburg No other competitors
2009 Linz Mario-Rafael Ionian Severin Kiefer Maximilian Obsieger
2010 Innsbruck Maximilian Obsieger Clement Ledoux
2011 St. Pölten Simon-Gabriel Ionian No other competitors
2012 Graz Bernard Pauli Manuel Drechsler Albert Mück
2013 Vienna Simon-Gabriel Ionian Albert Mück Manuel Drechsler [103]
2014 Salzburg Albert Mück Manuel Drechsler Livio Mayr [104]
2015 Dornbirn Johannes Maierhofer Simon-Gabriel Ionian Manuel Drechsler [105]
2016 Innsbruck Luc Maierhofer Johannes Maierhofer Livio Mayr [106]
2017 Graz Anton Skoficz [107]
2018 Vienna Valentin Eisenbauer Sebastian Mörtl [108]
2019 Gmunden Luc Maierhofer Anton Skoficz Valentin Eisenbauer [109]
2020 Klagenfurt Alexander Charnagalov Ralph-Patrick Filipin Patrik Huber [110]
2021 Linz Patrik Huber Nuwan David Rondon [111]
2022 Graz Tobia Oellerer Alexander Charnagalov Daniel Ruis [112]
2023 St. Pölten No other competitors [113]
2024 Feldkirch Daniel Ruis [114]
2025 Dornbirn Tobia Oellerer Maksym Petrychenko Daniel Ruis [115]
2026 Innsbruck Maksym Petrychenko Daniel Ruis Ivan Siedykh [116]

Women's singles

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Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1991 Linz Andrea Kus Melanie Friedreich Eva Sonnleitner [92]
1992 Vienna Petra Hrdlicka Martina Feichtinger
1993 Linz Martina Kus Lisa Pleyer
1994 Vienna Julia Lautowa Petra Hrdlicka
1995 Manuela Brandstätter Petra Hrdlicka Karin Brandstätter
1996 Linz Karin Brandstätter Jubilee Jenna Mandl Andrea Kaliwoda
1997 Graz Julia Lautowa Anna Wenzel
1998 Feldkirch Anna Wenzel Karin Brandstätter Elisabeth Angerer
1999 St. Pölten Elisabeth Angerer Jubilee Jenna Mandl Anna Wenzel
2000 Innsbruck Karin Strebl Sarah Mooslechner Jennifer Le Guilloux
2001 St. Pölten Astrid Mangi Kathrin Freudelsperger Denise Kögl
2002 Zell am See Jubilee Jenna Mandl Jennifer Le Guilloux
2003 Gmunden Denise Kögl Kathrin Freudelsperger
2004 Graz Andrea Kreuzer Astrid Mangi
2005 Vienna Katrin Kunisch Astrid Mangi Stephanie Ellensohn
2006 Innsbruck Kathrin Freudelsperger Nicole Franclova
2007 St. Pölten Kerstin Frank Denise Kögl Katrin Kunisch
2008 Salzburg Miriam Ziegler Belinda Schönberger Stephanie Ellensohn
2009 Linz Victoria Hübler Sabrina Schulz Alessandra Laurencik
2010 Innsbruck Belinda Schönberger
2011 St. Pölten Lara Eisenbauer Jenny Lin
2012 Graz Sabrina Schulz Victoria Hübler Natascha Zangl
2013 Vienna Victoria Hübler Sabrina Schulz Nina-Larissa Wolfslast [103]
2014 Salzburg Lara Nikola Roth Sophie Almassy Anita Kapferer [104]
2015 Dornbirn Alexandra Philippova Anna-Sophia Miesenberger [105]
2016 Innsbruck Alisa Stomakhina Nathalie Klotz Violette Ivanoff [106]
2017 Graz Sophia Schaller Celine Weiss [107]
2018 Vienna Stefanie Pesendorfer Olga Mikutina [108]
2019 Gmunden Olga Mikutina Stefanie Pesendorfer Sophie-Laureen Günther [109]
2020 Klagenfurt Dorotea Partonjic [110]
2021 Linz Dorotea Leitgeb Jasmin Elsebaie Lina Salzer [111]
2022 Graz Paola Jurisic Jasmin Elsebaie [112]
2023 St. Pölten Hannah Frank Flora Marie Schaller Dorotea Leitgeb [113]
2024 Feldkirch Flora Marie Schaller Hannah Frank Sara Höfer [114]
2025 Dornbirn Sara Höfer Maxima Rebernig Alisah Reiterer [115]
2026 Innsbruck Nathalie Yonemori Hannah Frank Eles Namazalieva [116]

Pairs

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Junior pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1991 Linz
  • Ulrike Gerstl
  • Björn Lobenwein
 No other competitors [92]
1992 Vienna
1993 Linz
1994 Vienna
1995
1996 Linz
1997–2009 No junior pairs competitors
2010 Innsbruck No other competitors
2011–16 No junior pairs competitors
2017 Graz
  • Heidrun Pipal
  • Erik Pipal
 No other competitors [107]
2018 Vienna [108]
2019 Gmunden
No other competitors [109]
2020–22 No junior pairs competitors
2023 St. Pölten
No other competitors [113]
2024 Feldkirch No junior pairs competitors [114]
2025 Dornbirn
  • Paola Jurisic
  • Michail Savenkov
 No other competitors [115]
2026 Innsbruck [116]

Ice dance

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Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1991 Linz
No other competitors [92]
1992 Vienna
No other competitors
1993 Linz
  • Andrea Sopper
  • Michael Obert
1994 Vienna
  • Sabine Pichler
  • Alexander Hübler
  • Verena Seidl
  • Stefan Grampelhuber
 No other competitors
1995 No other competitors
1996 Linz
  • Sabine Pichler
  • Romedius Mitterschiffthal
  • Miriam Sinzinger
  • Ingo Feinerer
  • Birgit Hermann
  • Gert Herrmann
1997 Graz
  • Miriam Sinzinger
  • Ingo Feinerer
  • Birgit Hermann
  • Gert Herrmann
 No other competitors
1998 Feldkirch
  • Birgit Hermann
  • Gert Herrmann
1999 St. Pölten
No other competitors
2000 Innsbruck
2001 St. Pölten
2002 Zell am See
2003 Gmunden
  • Julia Wildeis
  • Gabriel Mistelbauer
 No other competitors
2004 Graz
  • Simona Kopsova
  • Gabriel Mistelbauer
 No other competitors
2005 Vienna
2006 Innsbruck No junior ice dance competitors
2007 St. Pölten
  • Linda-Paula Keider
  • Christoph Klier
 No other competitors
2008 Salzburg
  • Linda-Paula Keider
  • Christoph Klier
  • Christine Degl
  • Michael Degl
2009 Linz
2010 Innsbruck No other competitors
2011 St. Pölten
  • Chiara Noe
  • Lorenz Hörcsöky
2012 Graz
  • Christine Smith
  • Simon Eisenbauer
2013 Vienna [103]
2014 Salzburg [104]
2015 Dornbirn [105]
2016 Innsbruck
  • Elizaveta Orlova
  • Stephano Schuster
 [106]
2017 Graz
  • Larissa Freyler
  • Youssef Zaki-Khalil
 No other competitors [107]
2018 Vienna No junior ice dance competitors [108]
2019 Gmunden
  • Marina Philippova
  • Vadym Kravtsov
  • Corinna Huber
  • Patrik Huber
 No other competitors [109]
2020 Klagenfurt [110]
2021 Linz
  • Corinna Huber
  • Patrik Huber
 No other competitors [111]
2022 Graz
  • Anita Straub
  • Andreas Straub
 No other competitors [112]
2023 St. Pölten
  • Anita Straub
  • Andreas Straub
 No other competitors [113]
2024 Feldkirch
  • Elisabeth Havers
  • Leo Havers
 No other competitors [114]
2025 Dornbirn No other competitors [115]
2026 Innsbruck No junior ice dance competitors [116]

Records

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Viktor Pfeifer at the 2010 Skate America
Regine Heitzer performs on ice.
Miriam Ziegler and Severin Kiefer at the 2018 Grand Prix of Helsinki
Barbora Silná and Dmitri Matsjuk at the 2007 NHK Trophy
From left to right: Viktor Pfeifer won nine Austrian Championship titles in men's singles; Regine Heitzer won seven Austrian Championship titles in women's singles; Miriam Ziegler and Severin Kiefer won nine Austrian Championship titles in pair skating; and Dmitri Matsjuk won eight Austrian Championship titles in ice dance, four of which were with Barbora Silná.
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 9 2003;
2005–06;
2009–14 		[171]
Women's singles 7 1960–66 [172]
Pairs 9 2014–18;
2020–22 		[173]
[174]
[a] 12 2011–22
Ice dance [b] 8 2002–04;
2006–10 		[176]
[177]
[175]
Notes
  1. ^ Severin Kiefer won three championship titles while partnered with Stina Martini (2011–13),[174] and nine with Miriam Ziegler (2014–22).[173]
  2. ^ Dmitri Matsjuk won three championship titles while partnered with Barbara Herzog (2002–04),[175] four with Barbora Silná (2006–09),[176] and one with Kira Geil (2010).[177]

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