Finnish Figure Skating Championships

Finnish Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	Finland
Organised by	Skating Finland

The Finnish Figure Skating Championships (Finnish : Taitoluistelun SM-kilpailut) are held annually to crown the national champions of Finland. 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. The event is organized by the Skating Finland (Finnish : Suomen Taitoluisteluliitto), the sport's national governing body.

Markus Leminen currently holds the record for winning the most Finnish Championship titles in men's singles (with ten), while Maj-Len Helin holds the record in women's singles (with eight). Lars Björkman holds the record in pair skating (with six), although these were not all won with the same partner. Susanna Rahkamo and Petri Kokko hold the record in ice dance (with six), and Kokko won two additional titles with a previous partner.

The 2026 Finnish Championships are scheduled to be held 4-5 October 2025 in Vantaa. ^[1]

Senior medalists

From left to right: Valtter Virtanen, eight-time Finnish champion in men's singles; Emmi Peltonen, three-time Finnish champion in women's singles; Milania Väänänen and Filippo Clerici, three-time Finnish champions in pair skating; and Juulia Turkkila and Matthias Versluis, five-time Finnish champions in ice dance

Men's singles

Men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1908	Helsinki	Sakari Ilmanen	Walter Jakobsson	No other competitors	[2]
1909
1910	Helsinki	Walter Jakobsson	A. Huuri	Björnsson Schauman	[3]
1911			Sakari Ilmanen	No other competitors	[4]
1912		Sakari Ilmanen	Walter Jakobsson		[5]
1913		Björnsson Schauman	Urne Hielt	H. Kesti	[6]
1914					[7]
1915			Walter Jakobsson	No other competitors	[8]
1916			Henri Bardy		[9]
1917	Tampere			Walter Jakobsson	[10]
1918	No competition held
1919	Helsinki	Björnsson Schauman	Gunnar Jakobsson	Henri Bardy	[11]
1920
1921	Helsinki	Sakari Ilmanen	Björnsson Schauman	Gunnar Jakobsson	[12]
1922			Gunnar Jakobsson	Marcus Nikkanen	[13]
1923		Gunnar Jakobsson	Marcus Nikkanen	Bertil Nikkanen	[14]
1924		Sakari Ilmanen	Gunnar Jakobsson	Frans Kinnari	[15]
1925
1926
1927	Helsinki	Marcus Nikkanen	Gunnar Jakobsson	Frans Kinnari	[16]
1928				Bertil Nikkanen	[17]
1929			Bertil Nikkanen	Frans Kinnari	[18]
1930	Tampere		Frans Kinnari	Bertil Nikkanen	[19]
1931	Helsinki	Bertel Nikkanen	Martti Gyldén	No other competitors	[20]
1932		Gunnar Jakobsson	Bertel Nikkanen	Martti Gyldén	[21]
1933		Bertel Nikkanen	Martti Gyldén	No other competitors	[22]
1934		Marcus Nikkanen	Bertel Nikkanen	Martti Gyldén	[23]
1935			Martti Gyldén	No other competitors	[24]
1936		Martti Gyldén
1937		Bertel Nikkanen	No other competitors		[25]
1938		Marcus Nikkanen	Martti Gylden	Bertel Nikkanen	[26]
1939			Bertel Nikkanen	No other competitors	[27]
1940	No competition due to the Winter War
1941	Helsinki	Birger Nyman	Lars Björkman	Aarne Ellilä	[28]
1942–44	No men's competitors
1945	Helsinki	Marcus Nikkanen	Lars Björkman	Birger Nyman	[29]
1946				Bertel Nikkanen	[30]
1947		Lars Björkman	Kalle Tuulos	Birger Nyman	[31]
1948				Erkki Loimuneva	[32]
1949		Kalle Tuulos
1950
1951	Oulu		Lars Björkman	Mikko Virtanen	[33]
1952
1953
1954
1955	Helsinki		No other competitors		[34]
1956					[35]
1957		Ragnar Wikström
1958					[36]
1959
1960		Ragnar Wikström
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965		Raimo Poutiainen
1966		Ilkka Varhee
1967		Ragnar Wikström
1968		Tapio Seppälä
1969		Ragnar Wikström
1970		Pekka Leskinen
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975		Pekka Leskinen
1976
1977
1978		Antti Kontiola
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983		Antti Kontiola
1984
1985		Oula Jääskeläinen	No other competitors
1986
1987
1988		Jari Kauppi
1989
1990
1991		Oula Jääskeläinen
1992		Markus Leminen
1993
1994		Oula Jääskeläinen
1995		Markus Leminen
1996			Jukka Kalliomäki	Antti Koskinen	[37]
1997
1998	Helsinki		Eduard Pyöriäinen	Tero Hämäläinen	[38]
1999	Joensuu		Tero Hämäläinen	Pasi Honkanen	[39]
2000	Tampere		Joni Juvonen	Tero Hämäläinen	[40]
2001	Mikkeli		Eduard Pyöriäinen		[41]
2002	Helsinki		Visa Tuominen	Joni Juvonen	[42]
2003	Turku	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Mikko Minkkinen	Antti Aalto	[43]
2004	Vantaa		Antti Aalto	Mikko Minkkinen	[44]
2005	Oulu		Tommi Piiroinen	Joni Juvonen	[45]
2006	Tampere		Valtter Virtanen	Mikko Minkkinen	[46]
2007	Mikkeli			Tommi Piiroinen	[47]
2008	Rauma	Mikko Minkkinen	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Valtter Virtanen	[48] [49]
2009	Helsinki	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Valtter Virtanen	Lasse Sääkslahti	[50]
2010	Jyväskylä		Mikko Minkkinen	Valtter Virtanen	[51]
2011	Turku	Bela Papp	Valtter Virtanen	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	[52]
2012	Tampere	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Matthias Versluis	Bela Papp	[53]
2013	Joensuu	Valtter Virtanen		Viktor Zubik	[54]
2014	Espoo	Matthias Versluis	Valtter Virtanen	Bela Papp	[55]
2015	Vantaa	Valtter Virtanen	Tomi Pulkkinen	Viktor Zubik	[56]
2016	Mikkeli		Roman Galay	Matthias Versluis	[57]
2017	Tampere		No other competitors		[58]
2018	Kouvola		Bela Papp	Roman Galay	[59]
2019		Roman Galay	Valtter Virtanen	No other competitors	[60]
2020	Vantaa			Lauri Lankila	[61]
2021	Helsinki	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[62]
2022	Pori	Valtter Virtanen	Makar Suntsev	Jan Ollikainen	[63]
2023	Joensuu			Matias Lindfors	[64]
2024	Helsinki	Makar Suntsev	Valtter Virtanen	Arttu Juusola	[65]
2025	Rauma	Valtter Virtanen	Arttu Juusola	Jan Ollikainen	[66]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1917		Ludowika Jakobsson [67]
1918	No competition held
1919	Helsinki	Anna-Lisa Allardt	No other competitors		[11]
1920
1921	Helsinki	Svea Ruotsi	Ludowika Jakobsson	No other competitors	[12]
1922		Gunnel Nysten	Mary Lindeberg	Vali Levon	[13]
1923		Anna-Greta Henriksson
1924			Mary Lindeberg	Salli Särkipato	[15]
1925
1926
1927	Helsinki	Anna-Greta Henriksson	Rauha Perkiö	Ilma Suuronen	[16]
1928		Gunnel Nysten	Anna-Greta Henriksson		[17]
1929			Rauha Perkiö		[18]
1930	Tampere		Ilma Suuronen	Rauha Perkiö	[19]
1931	Helsinki	Ilma Suuronen	Gunnel Nysten		[20]
1932		Gunnel Relander	Ilma Suuronen	Mary Lindeberg	[21]
1933		Ilma Suuronen	Mary Lindeberg	Aune Lähteenmäki	[22]
1934		Mary Lindeberg	Ilma Suuronen		[23]
1935			Mildred Engström	No other competitors	[24]
1936		Ilma Suuronen	Maj-Len Helin		[68]
1937		Maj-Len Helin	Ilma Suuronen	Mary Lindeberg	[25]
1938				Sisko Terho	[69]
1939	Tampere			Sirkka Mikkolainen	[70]
1940	No competition due to the Winter War
1941	Helsinki	Maj-Len Helin	Ilma Suuronen	Sirkka Mikkolainen	[71]
1942			Leena Pietilä		[72]
1943			Sirkka Mikkolainen	Leena Pietilä	[73]
1944			Leena Pietilä	Riitta Linna	[74]
1945			Liisa Helanterä	Sirkka Mikkolainen	[29]
1946		Leena Pietilä	Harriet Pantaenius	Kirsti Sinkkonen	[30]
1947			Liisa Helanterä	Kirsti Linna	[31]
1948		Kirsti Linna	Harriet Pantaenius	Riitta Linna	[75]
1949	Hämeenlinna	Leena Pietilä	Kirsti Linna	Liisa Airisto	[76]
1950
1951	Oulu
1952
1953
1954		Kiirsti Linna
1955	Helsinki	Riitta Linna [34]	Kiirsti Linna [34]
1956		Kiirsti Linna [35] [36]
1957
1958
1959
1960		Kaarina Kukkonen
1961		Maire Nylund
1962		Pia Wingisaar
1963		Anna-Maija Rissanen
1964
1965
1966		Pia Wingisaar
1967
1968		Inger Melander
1969		Anna-Maija Kivimäki
1970		Anu-Liisa Numminen
1971		Tarja Säde
1972		Tarja Näsi
1973		Hannele Koskinen
1974		Susan Broman
1975		Niina Kyöttinen
1976
1977		Kristiina Wegelius
1978		Hannele Koskinen
1979		Susan Broman
1980		Pia Snellman
1981		Kristiina Wegelius
1982
1983
1984		Susanna Peltola
1985		Elise Ahonen
1986		Elina Hänninen
1987		Tiia-Riikka Pietikäinen
1988		Elina Hänninen
1989
1990		Meri Karvosenoja
1991		Mila Kajas
1992
1993
1994		Kaisa Kella
1995
1996		Mila Kajas	Kaisa Kella	Alisa Drei	[37]
1997		Alisa Drei	Sanna-Maija Wiksten
1998	Helsinki		Annukka Laukkanen	Miia Marttinen	[38]
1999	Joensuu	Sanna-Maija Wiksten	Alisa Drei	Elina Kettunen	[39]
2000	Tampere	Susanna Pöykiö			[40]
2001	Mikkeli	Elina Kettunen		Susanna Pöykiö	[41]
2002	Helsinki	Susanna Pöykiö	Elina Kettunen	Alisa Drei	[42]
2003	Turku	Alisa Drei		Miia Marttinen	[43]
2004	Vantaa			Tytti Tervonen	[44]
2005	Oulu	Susanna Pöykiö	Kiira Korpi	Elina Kettunen	[45]
2006	Tampere		Alisa Drei	Kiira Korpi	[46]
2007	Mikkeli		Laura Lepistö	Alisa Drei	[47]
2008	Rauma	Laura Lepistö	Kiira Korpi	Susanna Pöykiö	[48] [49]
2009	Helsinki	Kiira Korpi	Laura Lepistö		[50]
2010	Jyväskylä	Laura Lepistö	Kiira Korpi		[51]
2011	Turku	Kiira Korpi	Beata Papp	Cecilia Törn	[52]
2012	Tampere		Juulia Turkkila	Beata Papp	[53]
2013	Joensuu			Alisa Mikonsaari	[54]
2014	Espoo	Juulia Turkkila	Liubov Efimenko	Emilia Toikkanen	[55]
2015	Vantaa	Kiira Korpi	Jenni Saarinen	Viveca Lindfors	[56]
2016	Mikkeli	Anni Järvenpää		Juulia Turkkila	[57]
2017	Tampere	Emmi Peltonen		Viveca Lindfors	[58]
2018	Kouvola		Viveca Lindfors	Jenni Saarinen	[59]
2019		Viveca Lindfors	Emmi Peltonen		[60]
2020	Vantaa	Emmi Peltonen	Jenni Saarinen	Linnea Ceder	[61]
2021	Helsinki	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[62]
2022	Pori	Jenni Saarinen	Linnea Ceder	Emmi Peltonen	[63]
2023	Joensuu	Janna Jyrkinen	Nella Pelkonen	Minja Peltonen	[64]
2024	Helsinki	Nella Pelkonen	Olivia Lisko	Oona Ounasvuori	[65]
2025	Rauma	Olivia Lisko	Linnea Ceder	Janna Jyrkinen	[66]

Pairs

Pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1911	Helsinki	& Ludowika Eilers Walter Jakobsson [a]	No other competitors		[4]
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918	No competition held
1919	Helsinki	No pairs competitors			[11]
1920
1921	Helsinki	Ludowika Jakobsson Walter Jakobsson [67]	Elna Henriksson Raj Ruotsi	No other competitors	[12]
1922		Fru Grönman Herra Kaarela [b]	No other competitors		[13]
1923
1924	Helsinki	Olga Saario Edvard Linna	No other competitors		[15]
1925
1926	Helsinki		No other competitors		[77]
1927					[16]
1928–35	No pairs competitors
1936
1937		Aune Lähteenmäki Walter Lähteenmäki
1938	Helsinki	Hilkka Linna Edvard Linna	Aune Lähteenmäki Walter Lähteenmäki	Kaino Saari Erkki Loimuneva	[69]
1939			Kaino Saari Erkki Loimuneva	No other competitors	[27]
1940	No competition due to the Winter War
1941	Helsinki	Aune Lähteenmäki Walter Lähteenmäki	No other competitors		[71]
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947	Helsinki	Leena Pietilä Birger Nyman	Harriet Pantaenius Lars Björkman	No other competitors	[31]
1948		Harriet Pantaenius Lars Björkman	No other competitors		[32]
1949			Inkeri Soininen Paavo Mäkelä	No other competitors	[78]
1950
1951	Oulu	Leena Pietilä Lars Björkman	Inkeri Soininen Kalle Tuulos	No other competitors	[33]
1952
1953
1954		Inkeri Soininen Paavo Mäkelä
1955	Helsinki	Leena Pietilä Lasse Björkman	No other competitors		[34]
1956		Saile Drufva Nils Kankonnen [36]
1957
1958
1959		Marketta Thomenius Ilkka Varhee
1960
1961		Soile Drufva Nils Kankkonen
1962		Eeva Sjögren Ragnar Wikström
1963		Kaija Väisänen Risto Soininen
1964
1965
1966
1967		Tuija Vainikkainen Raimo Turunen
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982		Maija Pekkala Pekka Pekkala
1983
1984
1985
1986–2002	No pairs competitors
2003	Turku	Suvi Asikainen Riku Pötry	No other competitors		[43]
2004–16	No pairs competitors
2017	Tampere	Emilia Simonen Matthew Penasse	No other competitors		[58]
2018–20	No pairs competitors
2021	Helsinki	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[62]
2022	Pori	Milania Väänänen Mikhail Akulov	No other competitors		[63]
2023	Joensuu	Milania Väänänen Filippo Clerici			[64]
2024	Helsinki				[65]
2025	Rauma				[66]

1. Prior to her marriage to Walter Jakobsson, Ludowika Eilers represented Germany in competition. ^{[67] [4]}
2. While Grönman and Kaarela were the only competitors in the 1922 pairs event, they did not receive the minimum required scores to named the Finnish champions. ^[13]

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1981		Saila Saarinen Kim Jacobson
1982
1983
1984		Virpi Kunnas Petri Kokko
1985
1986		Susanna Peltola Kim Jacobson
1987		Susanna Rahkamo Petri Kokko
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992		Katri Uski Juha Sasi
1993		Tuire Mattila Toni Haahti
1994		Katri Kuusniemi Juha Sasi
1995		Susanna Rahkamo Petri Kokko	Maikki Uotila Toni Mattila
1996		Katri Kuusniemi Jamie Walker		No other competitors	[37]
1997		Maikki Uotila Toni Mattila
1998	Helsinki	Maikki Uotila Michel Bigras	No other competitors		[38]
1999	Joensuu	Pia-Maria Gustafsson Antti Grönlund			[39]
2000–01	No ice dance competitors
2002	Helsinki	Jessica Huot Juha Valkama	No other competitors		[42]
2003	Turku				[43]
2004	Vantaa				[44]
2005–07	No ice dance competitors
2008	Rauma	Piia Juhamo Niko Jääskeläinen	No other competitors		[48]
2009	Helsinki	Oksana Klimova Sasha Palomäki	Henna Lindholm Ossi Kanervo	No other competitors	[50]
2010	Jyväskylä				[51]
2011	Turku	Henna Lindholm Ossi Kanervo	No other competitors		[52]
2012	Tampere		Olesia Karmi Max Lindholm	No other competitors	[53]
2013	Joensuu	Olesia Karmi Max Lindholm	Henna Lindholm Ossi Kanervo		[54]
2014	Espoo	Henna Lindholm Ossi Kanervo	Cecilia Törn Jussiville Partanen	Olesia Karmi Max Lindholm	[55]
2015	Vantaa	Olesia Karmi Max Lindholm		No other competitors	[56]
2016	Mikkeli	Cecilia Törn Jussiville Partanen	Olesia Karmi Max Lindholm		[57]
2017	Tampere		Juulia Turkkila Matthias Versluis		[58]
2018	Kouvola			Monica Lindfors Juho Pirinen	[59]
2019		Juulia Turkkila Matthias Versluis	No other competitors		[60]
2020	Vantaa	Yuka Orihara Juho Pirinen	Arina Klinovitskaya Jussiville Partanen	No other competitors	[61]
2021	Helsinki	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[62]
2022	Pori	Juulia Turkkila Matthias Versluis	Yuka Orihara Juho Pirinen	No other competitors	[63]
2023	Joensuu				[64]
2024	Helsinki				[65]
2025	Rauma			Daniela Ivanitskiy Matthew Sperry	[66]

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1999	Joensuu	Ari-Pekka Nurmenkari	Joni Juvonen	Antti Aalto	[39]
2000	Tampere		Mikko Minkkinen	Visa Tuominen	[40]
2001	Mikkeli		Visa Tuominen	Mikko Minkkinen	[41]
2002	Helsinki	Mikko Minkkinen	Tommi Piironen	Antti Aalto	[42]
2003	Turku	Tommi Piironen	Valtter Virtanen	Lasse Lundström	[43]
2004	Vantaa			Henry Rautiainen	[44]
2005	Oulu	Valtter Virtanen	Samuli Tyyskä	Jarno Perokorpi	[45]
2006	Tampere	Samuli Tyyskä	Otto Kumpulainen	Otto-Eemeli Laamanen	[46]
2007	Mikkeli		Otto-Eemeli Laamanen	Matthias Versluis	[47]
2008	Rauma	Bela Papp	Samuli Tyyskä	Otto-Eemeli Laamanen	[48] [49]
2009	Helsinki		Matthias Versluis		[50]
2010	Jyväskylä	Viktor Zubik	Julian Lagus	Bela Papp	[51]
2011	Turku	Matthias Versluis		Juho Pirinen	[52]
2012	Tampere	Tino Olenius	Juho Pirinen	Erik Martoma	[53]
2013	Joensuu				[54]
2014	Espoo	Roman Galay		Tino Olenius	[55]
2015	Vantaa		Tino Olenius	Juho Pirinen	[56]
2016	Mikkeli	Kasperi Riihimäki	Lauri Lankila	No other competitors	[57]
2017	Tampere	Benjam Papp	Lucas Tiilikainen	Mikla Rasia	[58]
2018	Kouvola		Lauri Lankila		[59]
2019		Lauri Lankila	Lucas Tiilikainen	Nuutti Järvinen	[60]
2020	Vantaa	Jan Ollikainen	Makar Suntsev	Mattias Lindfors	[61]
2021	Helsinki	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[62]
2022	Pori	Matias Lindfors	Jaroslav Krestyannikov	Arttu Juusola	[63]
2023	Joensuu	Jari Krestyannikov	Matias Heinonen	Severi Varpio	[64]
2024	Helsinki	Matias Heinonen	Anton Erkama	Benjamin Eriksson	[65]
2025	Rauma		Benjamin Eriksson	Anton Erkama	[66]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1999	Joensuu	Susanna Pöykiö	Kati Simola	Marjut Turunen	[39]
2000	Tampere	Tytti Tervonen	Taru Karvosenoja	Soila Jalava	[40]
2001	Mikkeli	Mari Hirvonen	Sari Hakola	Henni Lehtiranta	[41]
2002	Helsinki	Sari Hakola	Henna Hietala	Mona Grannenfelt	[42]
2003	Turku	Laura Lepistö	Kiira Korpi	Hanna Kaijimaa	[43]
2004	Vantaa	Kiira Korpi	Mona Grannenfelt	Elina Vesamäki	[44]
2005	Oulu	Laura Lepistö	Henriikka Hietaniemi	Anna Heinonen	[45]
2006	Tampere	Krista Suhonen	Jenni Vähämaa	Sissi Keränen	[46]
2007	Mikkeli	Jenni Vähämaa	Sofia Otala	Oona Lindahl	[47]
2008	Rauma	Alisa Mikonsaari		Sera Väistö	[48] [49]
2009	Helsinki		Noora Pitkänen	Sofia Otala	[50]
2010	Jyväskylä	Beata Papp	Cecilia Törn	Timila Shtrestha	[51]
2011	Turku	Juulia Turkkila	Nea Viiri	Seidi Rantanen	[52]
2012	Tampere	Eveliina Viljanen	Emilia Toikkanen	Krista Pitkäniemi	[53]
2013	Joensuu	Lyydia Määttänen	Liubov Efimenko	Jenni Saarinen	[54]
2014	Espoo	Jenni Saarinen	Emmi Peltonen	Viveca Lindfors	[55]
2015	Vantaa	Karoliina Luhtonen	Anni Järvenpää	Joanna Kallela	[56]
2016	Mikkeli	Sallianna Öztürk	Joanna Kallela	Emma Niemi	[57]
2017	Tampere	Sofia Sula	Jade Rautiainen	Linnea Ceder	[58]
2018	Kouvola		Vera Stolt	Laura Karhunen	[59]
2019		Fanny Lindfors	Milania Väänänen	Mai Helske	[60]
2020	Vantaa	Nella Pelkonen	Olivia Lisko	Janna Jyrkinen	[61]
2021	Helsinki	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[62]
2022	Pori	Janna Jyrkinen	Petra Lahti	Iida Karhunen	[63]
2023	Joensuu	Iida Karhunen	Rosa Reponen	Petra Lahti	[64]
2024	Helsinki		Petra Lahti	Karina Innos	[65]
2025	Rauma		Venla Sinisalo	Annika Pellonmaa	[66]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1999	Joensuu	No junior pairs competitors			[39]
2000	Tampere	Suvi Asikainen Riku Pötry	No other competitors		[40]
2001	Mikkeli				[41]
2002–25	No junior pairs competitors since 2001

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1999	Joensuu	No junior ice dance competitors			[39]
2000	Tampere	Jessica Huot Juha Valkama	Marleena Mäntymaa Lauri Hynninen	No other competitors	[40]
2001	Mikkeli		Emmi Leppik Marco Saracino		[41]
2002–06	No junior ice dance competitors
2007	Mikkeli	Janna Hujanen Ossi Kanervo	Crista Grönroos Eero Kivinen	Iris Westerlund Sasha Palomäki	[47]
2008	Rauma	Oksana Klimova Sasha Palomäki		No other competitors	[48]
2009	Helsinki	Olesia Karmi Eero Kivinen	Riikka Peura Maxim Lindholm		[50]
2010	Jyväskylä	Olesia Karmi Max Lindholm	No other competitors		[51]
2011	Turku		Laima Krasnitskaja Jussiville Partanen	No other competitors	[52]
2012	Tampere	Sara Aghai Jussiville Partanen	No other competitors		[53]
2013	Joensuu				[54]
2014–15	No junior ice dance competitors
2016	Mikkeli	Kaisa Ukkonen Antonio Viitanen	Viola Kumpulainen Kaius Kumpulainen	No other competitors	[57]
2017	Tampere	Monica Lindfors Juho Pirinen	No other competitors		[58]
2018	Kouvola	No junior ice dance competitors			[59]
2019		Margareta Poutiainen Mirko Niskanen	No other competitors		[60]
2020	Vantaa	Daniela Ivanitskiy Samu Kyyhkynen	Sanni Rytkönen Miitri Niskanen	Margareta Poutiainen Mirko Niskanen	[61]
2021	Helsinki	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[62]
2022	Pori	Daniela Ivanitskiy David Goldshteyn	Emma Aalto Lucas Tiilikainen	Hilda Taylor Urho Reina	[63]
2023	Joensuu	Hilda Taylor Urho Reina	No other competitors		[64]
2024	Helsinki	Hilda Taylor Nolen Hickey	Enna Kesti Oskari Liedenpohja	Cilla Laine Urho Reina	[65]
2025	Rauma	Hilda Taylor Alexander Buchholdt			[66]

Records

Records

Discipline	Most championship titles
	Skater(s)	No.	Years	Ref.
Men's singles	Markus Leminen	10	1992–93; 1995–2002	[79]
Women's singles	Maj-Len Helin	8	1937–39; 1941–45
Pairs	Lars Björkman [a]	6	1948–53
Ice dance	Susanna Rahkamo Petri Kokko	6	1987–91; 1995
	Petri Kokko [b]	8	1984–85; 1987–91; 1995

1. Lars Björkman won three championship titles while partnered with Harriet Pantaenius (1948–50) and three with Leena Pietilä (1951–53).
2. Petri Kokko won two championship titles while partnered with Virpi Kunnas (1948–50) and six with Susanna Rahkamo (1987–91, 1995).

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External links

• Finnish Figure Skating Association (in Finnish)