Italian Figure Skating Championships

Italian Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	Italy
Inaugurated	1914
Organized by	Italian Ice Sports Federation

The Italian Figure Skating Championships (Italian : Campionati italiani di pattinaggio di figura) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Italian Ice Sports Federation (Italian : Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio) to crown the national champions of Italy. The first Italian Championships were held in 1914 at the Lago di Ghirla, and featured events for men and couples. ^[1] An event for women was added in 1921. ^[2] The first artificial ice rink in Italy – the Palazzo del Ghiaccio in Milan – was built in 1923, which allowed skating competitions to be held that weren't dependant on the weather. ^[3] Early championships often featured events in both speed skating and figure skating. ^{[1] [4] [5]} Competitions were interrupted during both World War I and World War II. Ice dance debuted as a national event in 1969.

Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior and junior levels, although not every discipline is held every year due to a lack of participants. Alberto Bonacossa and Carlo Fassi are currently tied for winning the most Italian Championship titles in men's singles (with ten each). Fassi also holds the record in pair skating with Grazia Barcellona (also with ten), while Carolina Kostner holds the record in women's singles (with nine). Barbara Fusar-Poli and Maurizio Margaglio hold the record in ice dance (with nine), although Fusar-Poli won an additional championship with a previous partner.

Senior medalists

The reigning Italian figure skating champions (from left to right): Daniel Grassl (men's singles); Lara Naki Gutmann (women's singles); Sara Conti and Niccolò Macii (pair skating); and Charlène Guignard and Marco Fabbri (ice dance)

Men's singles

Men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1914	Lago di Ghirla	Alberto Bonacossa	Adelchi Candellero	Angelo Bellani	[1]
1915	Turin				[6]
1916–19	No competitions due to World War I
1920	Madesimo	Alberto Bonacossa [7]	Signor Santagostino	Signor Zanacchi	[4]
1921					[2]
1922	Milan		Gino Colombo	Giovanni Vanni	[8]
1923	Turin		Adelchi Candellero		[5]
1924	Milan		Gino Colombo	Carlo Mangiagalli	[9]
1925	Turin		Carlo Mangiagalli	Signor De Luca	[10]
1926	Milan		Bruno Bonfiglio	Carlo Ciceri	[11]
1927
1928	Trentino		Bruno Bonfiglio	No other competitors	[12]
1929	Milan
1930	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Bruno Bonfiglio	No other competitors		[13]
1931
1932	Milan	No men's competitors			[14]
1933		Mario Verdi	Vittorio Maggi	No other competitors	[15]
1934	Cortina d'Ampezzo		Ferdinando Pernthaler	Vittorio Maggi	[16]
1935			Ercole Cattaneo	Pippo DeVecchi	[17]
1936	Madonna di Campiglio	Ercole Cattaneo	Pippo DeVecchi	Albino Seppi	[18]
1937	Milan	Filippo Dubini	Piero Balla	Guido Endrici	[19]
1938		Ercole Cattaneo	Guido Endrici	No other competitors	[20]
1939					[21]
1940					[22]
1941		Piero Talamona		Gianni De Mori	[23]
1942		Gianni De Mori	Roberto Sartori	Guido Endrici	[24]
1943		Carlo Fassi			[25]
1944-45	No competitions due to World War II
1946	Milan	Carlo Fassi [26]	Gianni De Mori	Roberto Sartori	[27]
1947					[28]
1948
1949	Merano		Roberto Sartori	No other competitors	[29]
1950	Cortina d'Ampezzo				[30]
1951	Asiago		Giuliano Grossi	Giulio Radacovich	[31]
1952	Sestriere		Giulio Radacovich	Ezlo Benini	[32]
1953
1954	Milan				[33]
1955	Turin	Roberto Rubino	No other competitors		[34]
1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Sergio Brosio
1957					[35]
1958	Milan
1959	Bolzano		Signor Maveri		[36]
1960	Asiago		No other competitors		[37]
1961	Milan				[38]
1962		Giordano Abbondati			[39]
1963	Bolzano
1964	Milan		No other competitors		[40]
1965					[41]
1966	Cortina d'Ampezzo				[42]
1967	Genoa		Stefano Bargauan	No other competitors	[43]
1968	Milan
1969	Merano	Stefano Bargauan			[44]
1970
1971	Urtijëi
1972	Milan
1973			Rolando Bragaglia	No other competitors	[45]
1974	Turin	Rolando Bragaglia	Stefano Bargauan	Willy Bargauan	[46]
1975	Merano
1976	Bolzano		No other competitors		[47]
1977–80	No men's competitors
1981	Milan	Bruno Delmaestro [48]
1982	Savona
1983
1984	Urtijëi	Alessandro Riccitelli [48]
1985	Belluno
1986	Aosta		No other competitors		[49]
1987	Mentana		Moreno Inzaghi	Albert Giaquinta	[50]
1988	Belluno				[51]
1989	Bressanone
1990
1991	Feltre		Gilberto Viadana
1992		Gilberto Viadana
1993		Fabrizio Garattoni [48]	Gilberto Viadana
1994
1995	Rome			No other competitors	[52]
1996				Angelo Dolfini
1997	Roccaraso	Gilberto Viadana	Fabrizio Garattoni		[53]
1998	Courmayeur		Angelo Dolfini	No other competitors	[52]
1999	Milan	Angelo Dolfini	Roberto Sana		[54]
2000	Merano		Karel Zelenka		[52]
2001	Milan				[55]
2002	Collalbo			Paolo Bacchini	[52]
2003	Lecco	Karel Zelenka	Paolo Bacchini	Fabio Mascarello	[56]
2004	Milan			Marco Fabbri	[57]
2005	Merano				[58]
2006	Sesto San Giovanni			Daniel D'Inca	[59]
2007	Trento		Marco Fabbri	Paolo Bacchini	[60]
2008	Milan	Samuel Contesti	Karel Zelenka		[61]
2009	Pinerolo		Paolo Bacchini	Ruben Errampalli	[62]
2010	Brescia			Karel Zelenka	[63]
2011	Milan			Fabio Mascarello	[64]
2012	Courmayeur			Paul Bonifacio Parkinson	[65]
2013	Milan	Paul Bonifacio Parkinson		Maurizio Zandron	[66]
2014	Merano	Ivan Righini	Paul Bonifacio Parkinson	Paolo Bacchini	[67]
2015	Turin		Matteo Rizzo	Carlo Vittorio Palermo	[68]
2016				Maurizio Zandron	[69]
2017	Egna				[70]
2018	Milan	Matteo Rizzo	Ivan Righini		[71]
2019	Trento	Daniel Grassl	Matteo Rizzo	Mattia Dalla Torre	[72]
2020	Bergamo				[73]
2021	Egna			Gabriele Frangipani	[74]
2022	Turin				[75]
2023	Brunico	Matteo Rizzo	Nikolaj Memola		[76]
2024	Pinerolo	Nikolaj Memola	Gabriele Frangipani	Corey Circelli	[77]
2025	Varese	Daniel Grassl	Nikolaj Memola	Gabriele Frangipani	[78]
2026	Bergamo		Matteo Rizzo	Corey Circelli	[79]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1921	Madesimo	Marisa Bonacossa			[2]
1922	Milan		Mimi Merati	Rosetta Gagliardi	[8]
1923	Turin		Sandra Franchi	Margherita Weidlich	[5]
1924	Milan		Mimi Merati		[9]
1925	Turin	Sandra Franchi	Margherita Weidlich	Marisa Bonacossa	[10]
1926	Milan	Marisa Bonacossa [7]	Irene Volpato	Anna Cattaneo (née Dubini)	[11]
1927
1928	Trentino		No other competitors		[12]
1929	Milan
1930	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Irene Volpato	No other competitors		[13]
1931
1932	Milan		No other competitors		[14]
1933					[15]
1934	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Giovanna Foschiani	Erica Bianchi	No other competitors	[16]
1935		Anna Cattaneo	Leila Bottini		[17]
1936	Madonna di Campiglio		No other competitors		[18]
1937	Milan	Lidia Schid	Erica Bianchi	Anna Maria Celotti	[80]
1938		Anna Cattaneo	Leila Bottini	Costanza Vigorelli	[20]
1939		Costanza Vigorelli	Anna Maria Celotti	No other competitors	[21]
1940			Mara Combi	Carla Bellinzona	[22]
1941			Anna Combi		[23]
1942		Carla Bellinzona	Mara Combi	Anna Combi	[24]
1943		Costanza Vigorelli	Carla Bellinzona	Fedora Nuremberg	[25]
1944-45	No competitions due to World War II
1946	Milan	Costanza Vigorelli	Carla Bellinzona	Grazia Barcellona	[27]
1947			Grazia Barcellona	Fedora Nuremberg	[28]
1948		Grazia Barcellona [81]
1949	Merano		Franca Re	Liliana Aquilano	[29]
1950	Cortina d'Ampezzo				[30]
1951	Asiago				[31]
1952	Sestriere		Liliana Aquilano	Didi Manzoli	[32]
1953	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Fiorella Negro
1954	Milan		Luisella Gasperi	Manuela Angeli	[33]
1955	Turin		Emma Giardini	Luisella Gasperi	[34]
1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo		Manuela Angeli
1957		Emma Giardini	Carla Tichatschek	Anna Galmarini
1958	Milan	Carla Tichatschek	Anna Galmarini	No other competitors	[82]
1959	Bolzano				[36]
1960	Asiago	Anna Galmarini	Carla Tichatschek	Marialuisa Boscato	[37]
1961	Milan	Christa Fassi			[38]
1962		Sandra Brugnera			[39]
1963	Bolzano
1964	Milan
1965					[41]
1966	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Rita Trapanese [48] [83]			[42]
1967	Genoa		(Text on source indecipherable)		[43]
1968	Milan				[84]
1969	Merano				[44]
1970
1971	Urtijëi
1972	Milan
1973		Cinzia Frosio	Manuela Bertelè		[45]
1974	Turin			Franca Bianconi	[46]
1975	Merano	Susanna Driano [48]
1976	Bolzano
1977	Merano	Franca Bianconi	Signorina Schrott	Signorina Ferretti	[85]
1978		Susanna Driano [48]
1979	Milan
1980
1981	Milan	Karin Telser
1982	Savona
1983
1984	Urtijëi
1985	Belluno	Paola Tosi
1986	Aosta	Beatrice Gelmini	Pinuccia Ferrarlo	No other competitors	[49]
1987	Mentana		Paola Tosi	Sabine Contini	[50]
1988	Belluno		Sabine Contini	Paola Tosi	[51]
1989	Bressanone	Sabine Contini	Beatrice Gelmini
1990		Beatrice Gelmini	Paola Tosi
1991	Feltre
1992		Margaret Schlater [48]
1993		Cristina Mauri
1994		Silvia Fontana	Vanessa Giunchi
1995	Rome	Vanessa Giunchi			[86]
1996		Silvia Fontana	Vanessa Giunchi
1997	Roccaraso	Tony Bombardieri		Silvia Fontana	[53]
1998	Courmayeur		Silvia Fontana	Vanessa Giunchi	[86]
1999	Milan	Silvia Fontana	Vanessa Giunchi	Elisa Pompanin	[54]
2000	Merano			Paola Pasetto	[86]
2001	Milan	Vanessa Giunchi	Silvia Fontana	Claudia di Constanzo	[55]
2002	Collalbo	Silvia Fontana	Vanessa Giunchi		[86]
2003	Lecco	Carolina Kostner		Giorgia Carrossa	[56]
2004	Milan	Valentina Marchei	Carolina Kostner	Martina Sasanelli	[57]
2005	Merano	Carolina Kostner	Valentina Marchei	Nicole Della Monica	[58]
2006	Sesto San Giovanni		Silvia Fontana	Caterina Gabanella	[59]
2007	Trento		Stefania Berton	Valentina Marchei	[60]
2008	Milan	Valentina Marchei		Francesca Rio	[61]
2009	Pinerolo	Carolina Kostner	Francesca Rio	Stefania Berton	[62]
2010	Brescia	Valentina Marchei	Carolina Kostner	Alice Garlisi	[63]
2011	Milan	Carolina Kostner	Valentina Marchei	Amelia Schwienbacher	[64]
2012	Courmayeur	Valentina Marchei	Francesca Rio	Roberta Rodeghiero	[65]
2013	Milan	Carolina Kostner	Valentina Marchei	Giada Russo	[66]
2014	Merano	Valentina Marchei	Francesca Rio	Roberta Rodeghiero	[67]
2015	Turin	Giada Russo	Roberta Rodeghiero	Micol Cristini	[68]
2016				Sara Casella	[69]
2017	Egna	Carolina Kostner		Giada Russo	[70]
2018	Milan		Giada Russo	Elisabetta Leccardi	[71]
2019	Trento	Alessia Tornaghi	Lucrezia Beccari	Lara Naki Gutmann	[72]
2020	Bergamo		Marina Piredda		[73]
2021	Egna	Lara Naki Gutmann	Ginevra Lavinia Negrello	Lucrezia Beccari	[74]
2022	Turin		Anna Pezzetta	Marina Piredda	[75]
2023	Brunico		Ginevra Lavinia Negrello	Anna Pezzetta	[76]
2024	Pinerolo	Sarina Joos	Lara Naki Gutmann		[77]
2025	Varese	Anna Pezzetta		Marina Piredda	[78]
2026	Bergamo	Lara Naki Gutmann	Sarina Joos	Ginevra Lavinia Negrello	[79]

Pairs

Pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1914	Lago di Ghirla	Dina Mancio-Kind Adelchi Candeliero [87]	Signorina Frua Angelo Bellani	No other competitors	[1]
1915	Turin	Dina Mancio-Kind Gaspare Voli	No other competitors		[6]
1916–19	No competitions due to World War I
1920	Madesimo	Marisa Bonacossa Alberto Bonacossa [7]	No other competitors		[4]
1921					[2]
1922	Milan		Rosetta Gagliardi Giovanni Vanni	Mimi Merati Gino Colombo	[8]
1923	Turin	Dina Mancio-Kind Gaspare Voli	Margherita Weidlich Giovanni Vanni	No other competitors	[5]
1924	Milan	Margherita Weidlich Giovanni Vanni	Mimi Merati Gino Colombo	Remigia Cusini Leonardo Bonzi	[9]
1925	Turin	Dina Mancio-Kind Gaspare Voli	No other competitors		[10]
1926	Milan	Irene Volpato Bruno Bonfiglio			[11]
1927
1928	Trentino	No pairs competitors			[12]
1929	Milan
1930	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Irene Volpato Bruno Bonfiglio	No other competitors		[13]
1931
1932	Milan	Sandra Franchi Signor Mazzoni	No other competitors		[14]
1933		Leila Bottini Vittorio Maggi			[15]
1934	Cortina d'Ampezzo				[16]
1935			Signorina Andreaus Signor Blaha	Paola Seppi Albino Seppi	[17]
1936	Madonna di Campiglio	Anna Cattaneo Ercole Cattaneo	Paola Seppi Albino Seppi	No other competitors	[18]
1937	Milan	Paola Seppi Albino Seppi	Anna Maria Celotti Piero Balla	Signorina Sincero Camillo Patruno	[19]
1938		Anna Cattaneo Ercole Cattaneo	Leila Bottini Vittorio Maggi	Anna Maria Celotti Piero Balla	[88]
1939			Signorina Blaha Signor Blaha	No other competitors	[89]
1940			No other competitors		[22]
1941		Anna Combi Gianni De Mori			[23]
1942		Grazia Barcellona Carlo Fassi	Signorina Fontana Gianni De Mori	No other competitors	[24]
1943			No other competitors		[25]
1944–45	No competitions due to World War II
1946	Milan	Grazia Barcellona Carlo Fassi [81]	No other competitors		[27]
1947					[28]
1948
1949	Merano		No other competitors		[29]
1950	Cortina d'Ampezzo
1951	Asiago		Luciana Malfatti Giuliano Grossi	No other competitors	[31]
1952	Sestriere	Liliana Malfatto Gianni De Mori	No other competitors		[32]
1953	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Grazia Barcellona Carlo Fassi
1954	Milan		No other competitors		[33]
1955	Turin	Bona Giammona Giancarlo Sioli	Rosalia Piantella Aldo Burdet	No other competitors	[34]
1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo
1957
1958	Milan
1959	Bolzano	Signorina Rieder Signor Adrario			[36]
1960	Asiago	Ilvana Zuliana Roberto Castoldi	No other competitors		[37]
1961	Milan
1962		Signorina Gilardini Signor Ceccattini			[39]
1963	Bolzano
1964	Milan	Emanuela Gianoli Michele Bargauan
1965					[41]
1966	Cortina d'Ampezzo				[42]
1967	Genoa		No other competitors		[43]
1968	Milan
1969	Merano
1970
1971	Urtijëi
1972	Milan
1973
1974	Turin
1975	Merano
1976	Bolzano
1977	Merano
1978
1979	Milan
1980
1981	Milan
1982	Savona
1983
1984
1985	Belluno
1986	Aosta	No pairs competitors			[49]
1987	Mentana				[50]
1988	Belluno				[51]
1989	Bressanone
1990
1991	Feltre	Anna Tabacchi Massimo Salvadè
1992
1993
1994		Marta Andrella Dmitri Kaploun
1995	Rome
1996		Inga Rodionova Claudio Fico
1997–2000	No pairs competitors				[90]
2001	Milan	Michela Cobisi Ruben De Pra	No other competitors
2002	Collalbo
2003–06	No pairs competitors
2007	Trento	Laura Magitteri Ondřej Hotárek	No other competitors		[60]
2008	Milan		Marika Zanforlin Federico Degli Esposti	No other competitors	[61]
2009	Pinerolo	Nicole Della Monica Yannick Kocon		Laura Magitteri Ondřej Hotárek	[62]
2010	Brescia		Stefania Berton Ondřej Hotárek	Marika Zanforlin Federico Degli Esposti	[63]
2011	Milan	Stefania Berton Ondřej Hotárek	No other competitors		[64]
2012	Courmayeur		Carolina Gillespie Luca Demattè	No other competitors	[65]
2013	Milan		Nicole Della Monica Matteo Guarise		[66]
2014	Merano			Giulia Foresti Luca Demattè	[67]
2015	Turin	Valentina Marchei Ondřej Hotárek		Alessandra Cernuschi Filippo Ambrosini	[68]
2016		Nicole Della Monica Matteo Guarise	Valentina Marchei Ondřej Hotárek	Bianca Manacorda Niccolò Macii	[69]
2017	Egna			Rebecca Ghilardi Filippo Ambrosini	[70]
2018	Milan				[71]
2019	Trento		Rebecca Ghilardi Filippo Ambrosini	No other competitors	[72]
2020	Bergamo			Sara Conti Niccolò Macii	[73]
2021	Egna				[74]
2022	Turin				[75]
2023	Brunico	Sara Conti Niccolò Macii		Lucrezia Beccari Matteo Guarise	[76]
2024	Pinerolo	Rebecca Ghilardi Filippo Ambrosini	Lucrezia Beccari Matteo Guarise	Anna Valesi Manuel Piazza	[77]
2025	Varese	Sara Conti Niccolò Macii	Rebecca Ghilardi Filippo Ambrosini	Irma Caldara Riccardo Maglio	[78]
2026	Bergamo				[79]

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1970	Merano	Matilde Ciccia Lamberto Ceserani [91]
1971	Urtijëi
1972	Milan
1973
1974					[92]
1975	Merano
1976	Bolzano
1977	Merano	Isabella Rizzi Luigi Freroni
1978
1979	Milan
1980
1981	Milan	Elisabetta Parisi Roberto Pelizzola
1982	Savona	Isabella Micheli Roberto Pelizzola [93]
1983
1984
1985	Belluno
1986	Aosta		Stefania Calegari Pasquale Camerlengo	Tania Capiello Gian Piero Tiranzoni	[49]
1987	Mentana	Lia Trovati Roberto Pelizzola	Michela Malingambi Andrea Gilardi	Stefania Calegari Pasquale Camerlengo	[50]
1988	Belluno				[51]
1989	Bressanone	Anna Croci Luca Mantovani			[94]
1990
1991	Feltre
1992
1993		Stefania Calegari Pasquale Camerlengo
1994		Barbara Fusar-Poli Alberto Reani
1995	Rome	Barbara Fusar-Poli Maurizio Margaglio	No other competitors		[95]
1996
1997	Roccaraso		Diane Gerencser Pasquale Camerlengo	Francesca Fermi Andrea Baldi	[53]
1998	Courmayeur				[95]
1999	Milan		Francesca Fermi Diego Rinaldi	Elisa Angeli Moreno La Fiosca	[54]
2000	Merano		Federica Faiella Luciano Milo	No other competitors	[95]
2001	Milan		Valentina Anselmi Fabrizio Pedrazzini	Gloria Agogliati Luciano Milo	[55]
2002			Federica Faiella Massimo Scali	Valentina Anselmi Fabrizio Pedrazzini	[96]
2003	Lecco	Federica Faiella Massimo Scali	Marta Paoletti Fabrizio Pedrazzini	No other competitors	[56]
2004	Milan		Alessia Aureli Andrea Vaturi	Alessia Avanzini Luca Lombardi	[57]
2005	Merano			No other competitors	[58]
2006	Sesto San Giovanni	Barbara Fusar-Poli Maurizio Margaglio	Federica Faiella Massimo Scali	Alessia Aureli Andrea Vaturi	[59]
2007	Trento	Federica Faiella Massimo Scali	Anna Cappellini Luca Lanotte	No other competitors	[60]
2008	Milan			Alessia Aureli Marco Garavaglia	[61]
2009	Pinerolo			Isabella Pajardi Stefano Caruso	[62]
2010	Brescia			Federica Testa Christopher Mior	[63]
2011	Milan	Federica Testa Christopher Mior	Charlène Guignard Marco Fabbri	Lorenza Alessandrini Simone Vaturi	[97]
2012	Courmayeur	Anna Cappellini Luca Lanotte			[65]
2013	Milan			Federica Bernardi Christopher Mior	[66]
2014	Merano			Lorenza Alessandrini Simone Vaturi	[67]
2015	Turin			Misato Komatsubara Andrea Fabbri	[68]
2016					[69]
2017	Egna			Jasmine Tessari Francesco Fioretti	[70]
2018	Milan				[71]
2019	Trento	Charlène Guignard Marco Fabbri	Jasmine Tessari Francesco Fioretti	Carolina Moscheni Andrea Fabbri	[72]
2020	Bergamo			Katrine Roy Claudio Pietrantonio	[73]
2021	Egna		Carolina Moscheni Francesco Fioretti	Chiara Calderone Francesco Riva	[74]
2022	Turin			Elisabetta Leccardi Mattia Dalla Torre	[75]
2023	Brunico		Victoria Manni Carlo Rothlisberger	Carolina Portesi Peroni Michael Chrastecky	[76]
2024	Pinerolo			Leia Dozzi Pietro Papetti	[77]
2025	Varese				[78]
2026	Bergamo			Noemi Maria Tali Noah Lafornara	[79]

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2003	Lecco	Marco Fabbri	Giovanni Rinaldi	No other competitors	[56]
2004	Milan	Federico Uslenghi	Stefano Pellin	Cristian Rapis	[57]
2005	Merano	Luca Demattè	Marco Del Zotto	Cristian Rapis	[58]
2006	Sesto San Giovanni	Ruben Errampalli	Davide Meregalli	Maurizio Zandron	[59]
2007	Trento	Luca Demattè	Maurizio Zandron	Davide Meregalli	[60]
2008	Milan	Saverio Giacomelli		Gabriele Maraviglia	[61]
2009	Pinerolo		Filippo Ambrosini	Nikita Revine	[62]
2010	Brescia	Filippo Ambrosini	Nikita Revine	Maurizio Zandron	[98]
2011	Milan	Nikita Revine	Alessandro Pezzoli	Carlo Vittorio Palermo	[64]
2012	Courmayeur	Carlo Vittorio Palermo	Antonio Panfili	Giorgio Settembrini	[65]
2013	Milan	Adrien Bannister	Carlo Vittorio Palermo	Alberto Vanz	[66]
2014	Merano	Matteo Rizzo	Adrien Bannister	Mattia Dalla Torre	[67]
2015	Aosta	Adrien Bannister	Alessandro Fadini	Paolo Balestri	[68]
2016	Turin	Daniel Grassl	Nik Folini		[69]
2017	Egna			Gabriele Frangipani	[70]
2018	Milan	Nik Folini	Gabriele Frangipani	Paolo Balestri	[71]
2019	Trento	Gabriele Frangipani	Nikolaj Memola	Emanuele Indelicato	[72]
2020	Bergamo			Matteo Nalbone	[73]
2021	Trento	Raffaele Francesco Zich			[74]
2022	Turin	Nikolaj Memola	Emanuele Indelicato	Aiden Lino Alexander Buttiero Khorev	[75]
2023	Brunico	Matteo Nalbone	Tommaso Barison		[76]
2024	Varese		Nikolay di Tria	Edoardo Profaizer	[77]
2025	Bergamo	Matteo Marchioni		Nikita Dossena	[78]
2026				Edoardo Profaizer	[79]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2003	Lecco	Martina Sasanelli	Francesca Mongini	Cristiana Di Natale	[56]
2004	Milan	Federica Constantini	Caterina Gabanella	Stefania Berton	[57]
2005	Merano	Stefania Berton	Marcella De Trovato	Deborah Sacchi	[58]
2006	Sesto San Giovanni	Marcella De Trovato	Deborah Sacchi	Roberta Rodeghiero	[59]
2007	Trento	Francesca Rio		Alice Garlisi	[60]
2008	Milan	Alice Garlisi	Silvia Lovison	Mariella Schwederski	[61]
2009	Pinerolo	Amelia Schwienbacher	Caterina Andermarcher	Silvia Lovison	[62]
2010	Brescia	Carlotta Ortenzi	Amelia Schwienbacher	Caterina Andermarcher	[98]
2011	Milan	Micol Cristini	Giada Russo	Silvia Martinelli	[64]
2012	Courmayeur	Giada Russo	Sara Casella	Elettra Olivotto	[65]
2013	Milan	Sara Casella	Guia Maria Tagliapietra	Briley Pizzelanti	[66]
2014	Merano	Guia Maria Tagliapietra	Rebecca Ghilardi	Bogdana Semyryazhko	[67]
2015	Aosta	Lucrezia Gennaro	Sara Boschiroli	Giulia Foresti	[68]
2016	Turin		Alessia Tornaghi	Lara Naki Gutmann	[69]
2017	Egna	Elisabetta Leccardi			[70]
2018	Milan	Lucrezia Beccari	Lara Naki Gutmann	Marina Piredda	[71]
2019	Trento	Marina Piredda	Giuditta Sartori	Ester Schwarz	[72]
2020	Bergamo	Ginevra Lavinia Negrello	Carlotta Maria Gardini	Giorgia De Nadai	[73]
2021	Trento	Anna Pezzetta	Clara Zadra	Camilla Paola Gardini	[74]
2022	Turin	Amanda Ghezzo	Camilla Paola Gardini	Chiara Minighini	[75]
2023	Brunico		Elena Agostinelli	Guilia Barucchi	[76]
2024	Varese	Noemi Joos	Giulia Barucchi	Annalisa Ursino	[77]
2025	Bergamo	Beatrice Soldati	Eleonora Ciferri	Gioia Fiori	[78]
2026			Zoe Mosca Barberis	Nicole De Rosa	[79]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2003–06	No junior pairs competitors
2007	Trento	Carolina Gillespie Daniel Aggiano	No other competitors		[60]
2008	Milan	Nicole Della Monica Yannick Kocon	Carolina Gillespie Daniel Aggiano	Chiara Picciolini Christian Rapis	[61]
2009	Pinerolo	Carolina Gillespie Daniel Aggiano	No other competitors		[62]
2010	Brescia	Nicole Della Monica Yannick Kocon	Stefania Berton Ondřej Hotárek	Marika Zanforlin Federico Degli Esposti	[98]
2011	Milan	Carolina Gillespie Luca Demattè	No other competitors		[64]
2012	Courmayeur	Giulia Foresti Leo Luca Sforza	Alessandra Cernuschi Filippo Ambrosini	Chiara Lafranchi Benjamin Naggiar	[65]
2013	Milan		Bianca Manacorda Niccolò Macii	Alessandra Cernuschi Filippo Ambrosini	[66]
2014	Merano	Bianca Manacorda Niccolò Macii	Alessandra Cernuschi Filippo Ambrosini	No other competitors	[67]
2015	Aosta		Irma Angela Caldara Edoardo Caputo		[68]
2016	Turin	Irma Angela Caldara Edoardo Caputo	No other competitors		[69]
2017	Egna				[70]
2018	Milan	Sara Carli Marco Pauletti	Giorgia Audenino Fernando Fossa	No other competitors	[71]
2019	Trento	Vivienne Contarino Marco Pauletti	Alyssa Chiara Montan Manuel Piazza	Federica Zamponi Marco Zandron	[72]
2020	Bergamo	Alyssa Chiara Montan Manuel Piazza	Federica Zamponi Marco Zandron	Giulia Papa Riccardo Maria Maglio	[73]
2021	Trento		Anna Valesi Filippo Clerici	Federica Simoli Alessandro Zarbo	[74]
2022	Turin	Alyssa Chiara Montan Filippo Clerici	No other competitors		[75]
2023	Brunico	Irina Napolitano Edoardo Comi	Giorgia Burin Alberto Tommasi	No other competitors	[76]
2024	Varese		Polina Polman Gabriel Renoldi		[77]
2025				Melissa Merrone Alberto Tommasi	[78]
2026	Bergamo			No other competitors	[79]

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2003	Lecco	Alessia Aureli Andrea Vaturi	Anna Cappellini Matteo Zanni	Camilla Spelta Luca Lanotte	[56]
2004	Milan	Anna Cappellini Matteo Zanni	Denise Solenghi Marco Garavaglia	Isabella Pajardi Stefano Caruso	[57]
2005	Merano		Camilla Pistorello Luca Lanotte	Camilla Spelta Marco Garavaglia	[58]
2006	Sesto San Giovanni	Anna Cappellini Luca Lanotte	Camilla Spelta Marco Garavaglia	Isabella Pajardi Stefano Caruso	[59]
2007	Trento	Camilla Pistorello Matteo Zanni			[60]
2008	Milan	Isabella Pajardi Stefano Caruso	Natalia Mitiushina Matteo Zanni	Lorenza Alessandrini Simone Vaturi	[61]
2009	Pinerolo	Lorenza Alessandrini Simone Vaturi	Federica Testa Andrea Malnati	Paola Amati Marco Fabbri	[62]
2011	Milan	Sofia Sforza Francesco Fioretti	Francesca Rizzo Marco Manenti	Federica Bernardi Daniel Ferrari	[64]
2012	Courmayeur		Alessia Busi Andrea Fabbri	Carolina Moscheni Igor Ogay	[65]
2013	Milan			Carolina Moscheni Ádám Lukács	[66]
2014	Merano	Valentina Gabusi Nik Mirzakhani	Sofia Sforza Leo Luca Sforza	Jasmine Tessari Stefano Colafato	[67]
2015	Aosta	Sara Ghislandi Giona Terzo Ortenzi	Francesca Righi Pietro Papetti	Federica Madaschi Andrea Alchieri	[68]
2016	Turin			Carolina Portesi Peroni Alessio Galli	[69]
2017	Egna	Flora Agnes Mühlmeyer Pietro Papetti	Carolina Portesi Peroni Michael Chrastecky	Sara Campanini Francesco Riva	[70]
2018	Milan	Chiara Calderone Pietro Papetti	Francesca Righi Aleksei Dubrovin		[71]
2019	Trento	Francesca Righi Aleksei Dubrovin	Sara Campanini Francesco Riva	Carolina Portesi Peroni Michael Chrastecky	[72]
2020	Bergamo	Carolina Portesi Peroni Michael Chrastecky		Francesca Righi Aleksei Dubrovin	[73]
2021	Egna		Nicole Calderari Marco Cilli	Noemi Maria Tali Stefano Frasca	[74]
2022	Turin	Nicole Calderari Marco Cilli	Noemi Maria Tali Stefano Frasca	Sofia Kirichenko Alessandro Bortolo Pellegrini	[75]
2023	Brunico	Noemi Maria Tali Stefano Frasca	Giorgia Galimberti Matteo Libasse Mandelli	Alice Pizzorni Massimiliano Bucciarelli	[76]
2024	Pinerolo	Noemi Maria Tali Noah Lafornara	Beatrice Ventura Stefano Frasca	Vittoria Petracchi Daniel Basile	[77]
2025	Varese		Laura Finelli Massimiliano Bucciarelli		[78]
2026	Bergamo	Arianna Soldati Nicholas Tagliabue	Zoe Bianchi Daniel Basile	Melissa Cachova Ivan Morozov	[79]

Records

Records

Discipline	Most championship titles
	Skater(s)	No.	Years	Ref.
Men's singles	Alberto Bonacossa	11	1914–15; 1918–28
Women's singles	Carolina Kostner	9	2003; 2005–07; 2009; 2011; 2013; 2017–18	[99]
Pairs	Grazia Barcellona Carlo Fassi	10	1942–43; 1946–52; 1954	[81]
Ice dance	Barbara Fusar-Poli Maurizio Margaglio	9	1995–2002; 2006	[100]
	Barbara Fusar-Poli [a]	10	1994–2002; 2006

1. Barbara Fusar-Poli won one championship title while partnered with Alberto Reani (1994) and nine with Maurizio Margaglio (1995–2002).

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External links

• Italian Ice Sports Federation (in Italian)