List of Olympic medalists in figure skating by age

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34-year-old Aliona Savchenko of Germany won her first gold medal during her fifth Olympics, becoming one of the oldest Olympic figure skating champions.

Figure skating has been part of the Olympic Games since 1908 and has been included in 26 Olympic Games. There have been 286 medals (96 gold, 95 silver, and 95 bronze) awarded to figure skaters representing 29 representing National Olympic Committees (NOCs). Six events have been contested but one, men's special figures, was discontinued after a single Olympics. The team event is the newest Olympic figure skating event, first contested in the 2014 Games. It combines the four Olympic figure skating disciplines (men's singles, ladies' singles, pairs, and ice dance) into a single event with the team earning the most placement points winning gold.

German figure skater Maxi Herber is the youngest Olympic figure skating champion (at the age of 15 years and 128 days) when she won gold in pair skating together with Ernst Baier at the 1936 Winter Olympics.

American figure skater Scott Allen is the youngest Olympic medalist in figure skating. He won the bronze medal at the 1964 Winter Olympics two days before his 15th birthday.

Finnish figure skater Walter Jakobsson is the oldest Olympic figure skating champion. At age 38, he won the gold medal with his partner Ludowika Jakobsson at the 1920 Olympics.

British figure skater Edgar Syers is the oldest Olympic medalist in figure skating. At age 45, he won the bronze medal with his wife Madge Syers at the 1908 Olympics.

Medalists

The following lists show the Olympic medalists in figure skating ordered by the age of the skater, or by the average age of the two skaters.

Men's singles

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Notes
1	14 years, 363 days	Scott Allen	1964 Innsbruck	Bronze	February 8, 1949	February 6, 1964
2	18 years, 107 days	Robert Van Zeebroeck	1928 St. Moritz	Bronze	October 31, 1909	February 15, 1928
3	18 years, 129 days	Ronald Robertson	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Silver	September 25, 1937	February 1, 1956
4	18 years, 157 days	Mark Kondratiuk	2022 Beijing	Bronze	September 3, 2003	February 7, 2022	In team event
5	18 years, 202 days	Dick Button	1948 St Moritz	Gold	July 18, 1929	February 5, 1948	His 1st medal
6	18 years, 238 days	Viktor Petrenko	1988 Calgary	Bronze	June 27, 1969	February 20, 1988	His 1st medal
7	18 years, 278 days	Yuma Kagiyama	2022 Beijing	Silver	May 5, 2003	February 7, 2022	In team event; his 1st medal
8	18 years, 281 days	Yuma Kagiyama	2022 Beijing	Silver	May 5, 2003	February 10, 2022	His 2nd medal
9	18 years, 283 days	Nathan Chen	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	May 5, 1999	February 12, 2018	In team event; his 1st medal
10	19 years, 30 days	Patrick Péra	1968 Grenoble	Bronze	January 17, 1949	February 16, 1968	His 1st medal
11	19 years, 56 days	Jason Brown	2014 Sochi	Bronze	December 15, 1994	February 9, 2014	In team event
12	19 years, 69 days	Yuzuru Hanyu	2014 Sochi	Gold	December 7, 1994	February 14, 2014	His 1st medal
13	19 years, 103 days	Evgeni Plushenko	2002 Salt Lake City	Silver	November 3, 1982	February 14, 2002	His 1st medal
14	19 years, 217 days	David Jenkins	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Bronze	June 29, 1936	February 1, 1956	His 1st medal
15	19 years, 240 days	Tim Wood	1968 Grenoble	Silver	June 21, 1948	February 16, 1968
16	19 years, 299 days	Georges Gautschi	1924 Chamonix	Bronze	April 6, 1904	January 30, 1924
17	19 years, 330 days	Donald Jackson	1960 Squaw Valley	Bronze	April 2, 1940	February 26, 1960
18	20 years, 62 days	Shoma Uno	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	December 17, 1997	February 17, 2018	His 1st medal
19	20 years, 74 days	Jozef Sabovčík	1984 Sarajevo	Bronze	December 4, 1963	February 16, 1984
20	20 years, 76 days	James Grogan	1952 Oslo	Bronze	December 7, 1931	February 21, 1952
21	20 years, 94 days	Alexei Urmanov	1994 Lillehammer	Gold	November 17, 1973	February 19, 1994
22	20 years, 155 days	Wolfgang Schwarz	1968 Grenoble	Gold	September 14, 1947	February 16, 1968
23	20 years, 246 days	Denis Ten	2014 Sochi	Bronze	June 13, 1993	February 14, 2014
24	20 years, 267 days	Ilia Kulik	1998 Nagano	Gold	May 23, 1977	February 14, 1998
25	20 years, 280 days	Manfred Schnelldorfer	1964 Innsbruck	Gold	May 2, 1943	February 6, 1964
26	20 years, 320 days	Stéphane Lambiel	2006 Torino	Silver	April 2, 1985	February 16, 2006
27	21 years, 20 days	Ondrej Nepela	1972 Sapporo	Gold	January 22, 1951	February 11, 1972
28	21 years, 31 days	Felix Kaspar	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Bronze	January 14, 1915	February 14, 1936
29	21 years, 105 days	Vincent Zhou	2022 Beijing	Gold	October 25, 2000	February 7, 2022	In team event
30	21 years, 157 days	Timothy Goebel	2002 Salt Lake City	Bronze	September 10, 1980	February 14, 2002
31	21 years, 333 days	Alexei Yagudin	2002 Salt Lake City	Gold	March 18, 1980	February 14, 2002
32	21 years, 334 days	Elvis Stojko	1994 Lillehammer	Silver	March 22, 1972	February 19, 1994	His 1st medal
33	22 years, 2 days	Philippe Candeloro	1994 Lillehammer	Bronze	February 17, 1972	February 19, 1994	His 1st medal
34	22 years, 60 days	Brian Orser	1984 Sarajevo	Silver	December 18, 1961	February 16, 1984	His 1st medal
35	22 years, 173 days	Montgomery Wilson	1932 Lake Placid	Bronze	August 20, 1909	February 9, 1932
36	22 years, 188 days	Robin Cousins	1980 Lake Placid	Gold	August 17, 1957	February 21, 1980
37	22 years, 218 days	Dick Button	1952 Oslo	Gold	July 18, 1929	February 21, 1952	His 2nd medal
38	22 years, 233 days	Viktor Petrenko	1992 Albertville	Gold	June 27, 1969	February 15, 1992	His 2nd medal
39	22 years, 241 days	Hellmut Seibt	1952 Oslo	Silver	June 25, 1929	February 21, 1952
40	22 years, 268 days	Karl Schäfer	1932 Lake Placid	Gold	May 17, 1909	February 9, 1932	His 1st medal
41	22 years, 278 days	Nathan Chen	2022 Beijing	Gold	May 5, 1999	February 7, 2022	In team event; his 2nd medal
42	22 years, 281 days	Nathan Chen	2022 Beijing	Gold	May 5, 1999	February 10, 2022	His 3rd medal
43	22 years, 315 days	Hayes Alan Jenkins	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Gold	March 23, 1933	February 1, 1956
44	22 years, 359 days	Mikhail Kolyada	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	February 18, 1995	February 12, 2018	In team event
45	23 years, 9 days	Vladimir Kovalev	1976 Innsbruck	Silver	February 2, 1953	February 11, 1976
46	23 years, 25 days	Patrick Péra	1972 Sapporo	Bronze	January 17, 1949	February 11, 1972	His 2nd medal
47	23 years, 40 days	Patrick Chan	2014 Sochi	Silver	December 31, 1990	February 9, 2014	In team event; his 1st medal
48	23 years, 45 days	Patrick Chan	2014 Sochi	Silver	December 31, 1990	February 14, 2014	His 2nd medal
49	23 years, 72 days	Yuzuru Hanyu	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	December 7, 1994	February 17, 2018	His 2nd medal
50	23 years, 105 days	Evgeni Plushenko	2006 Torino	Gold	November 3, 1982	February 16, 2006	His 2nd medal
51	23 years, 159 days	Alain Calmat	1964 Innsbruck	Silver	August 31, 1940	February 6, 1964
52	23 years, 168 days	Jeffrey Buttle	2006 Torino	Bronze	September 1, 1982	February 16, 2006
53	23 years, 201 days	Kevin Reynolds	2014 Sochi	Silver	July 23, 1990	February 9, 2014	In team event
54	23 years, 242 days	David Jenkins	1960 Squaw Valley	Gold	June 29, 1936	February 26, 1960	His 2nd medal
55	23 years, 277 days	Per Thorén	1908 London	Bronze	January 26, 1885	October 29, 1908
56	23 years, 339 days	Daisuke Takahashi	2010 Vancouver	Bronze	March 16, 1986	February 18, 2010
57	24 years, 4 days	Karol Divín	1960 Squaw Valley	Silver	February 22, 1936	February 26, 1960
58	24 years, 52 days	Shoma Uno	2022 Beijing	Silver	December 17, 1997	February 7, 2022	In team event; his 2nd medal
59	24 years, 55 days	Shoma Uno	2022 Beijing	Bronze	December 17, 1997	February 10, 2022	His 3rd medal
60	24 years, 118 days	Jan Hoffmann	1980 Lake Placid	Silver	October 26, 1955	February 21, 1980
61	24 years, 121 days	Brian Boitano	1988 Calgary	Gold	October 22, 1963	February 20, 1988
62	24 years, 259 days	Evan Lysacek	2010 Vancouver	Gold	June 4, 1985	February 18, 2010
63	25 years, 145 days	Edi Rada	1948 St Moritz	Bronze	September 13, 1922	February 5, 1948
64	25 years, 172 days	Scott Hamilton	1984 Sarajevo	Gold	August 28, 1958	February 16, 1984
65	25 years, 293 days	Andreas Krogh	1920 Antwerp	Silver	July 9, 1894	April 27, 1920
66	25 years, 329 days	Elvis Stojko	1998 Nagano	Silver	March 22, 1972	February 14, 1998	His 2nd medal
67	25 years, 343 days	Petr Barna	1992 Albertville	Bronze	March 9, 1966	February 15, 1992
68	25 years, 362 days	Philippe Candeloro	1998 Nagano	Bronze	February 17, 1972	February 14, 1998	His 2nd medal
69	26 years, 30 days	Sergei Chetverukhin	1972 Sapporo	Silver	January 12, 1946	February 11, 1972
70	26 years, 64 days	Brian Orser	1988 Calgary	Silver	December 18, 1961	February 20, 1988	His 2nd medal
71	26 years, 100 days	Charles Tickner	1980 Lake Placid	Bronze	November 13, 1953	February 21, 1980
72	26 years, 133 days	Richard Johansson	1908 London	Silver	June 18, 1882	October 29, 1908
73	26 years, 155 days	John Curry	1976 Innsbruck	Gold	September 9, 1949	February 11, 1976
74	26 years, 229 days	Hans Gerschwiler	1948 St Moritz	Silver	June 21, 1921	February 5, 1948
75	26 years, 273 days	Karl Schäfer	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Gold	May 17, 1909	February 14, 1936	His 2nd medal
76	26 years, 297 days	Toller Cranston	1976 Innsbruck	Bronze	April 20, 1949	February 11, 1976
77	26 years, 308 days	Javier Fernández	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	April 15, 1991	February 17, 2018
78	26 years, 325 days	Gillis Grafström	1920 Antwerp	Gold	June 7, 1893	April 27, 1920	His 1st medal
79	27 years, 43 days	Patrick Chan	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	December 31, 1990	February 12, 2018	In team event; his 3rd medal
80	27 years, 107 days	Evgeni Plushenko	2010 Vancouver	Silver	November 3, 1982	February 18, 2010	His 3rd medal
81	27 years, 110 days	Paul Wylie	1992 Albertville	Silver	October 28, 1964	February 15, 1992
82	28 years, 93 days	Adam Rippon	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	November 11, 1989	February 12, 2018	In team event
83	28 years, 249 days	Jeremy Abbott	2014 Sochi	Bronze	June 5, 1985	February 9, 2014	In team event
84	30 years, 140 days	Ernst Baier	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Silver	September 27, 1905	February 14, 1936	Baier's 2nd medal [lower-alpha 1]
85	30 years, 237 days	Gillis Grafström	1924 Chamonix	Gold	June 7, 1893	January 30, 1924	His 2nd medal
86	31 years, 3 days	Willy Böckl	1924 Chamonix	Silver	January 27, 1893	January 30, 1924	His 1st medal
87	31 years, 83 days	Ulrich Salchow	1908 London	Gold	August 7, 1877	October 29, 1908
88	31 years, 98 days	Evgeni Plushenko	2014 Sochi	Gold	November 3, 1982	February 9, 2014	In team event; his 4th medal
89	34 years, 253 days	Gillis Grafström	1928 St. Moritz	Gold	June 7, 1893	February 15, 1928	His 3rd medal
90	35 years, 19 days	Willy Böckl	1928 St. Moritz	Silver	January 27, 1893	February 15, 1928	His 2nd medal
91	38 years, 247 days	Gillis Grafström	1932 Lake Placid	Silver	June 7, 1893	February 9, 1932	His 4th medal
92	44 years, 78 days	Martin Stixrud	1920 Antwerp	Bronze	February 9, 1876	April 27, 1920

Men's special figures

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Notes
1	19 years, 174 days	Arthur Cumming	1908 London	Silver	May 8, 1889	October 29, 1908
2	36 years, 295 days	Nikolai Panin	1908 London	Gold	January 8, 1872	October 29, 1908
3	44 years, 185 days	Geoffrey Hall-Say	1908 London	Bronze	April 27, 1864	October 29, 1908

Ladies' singles

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Notes
1	15 years, 79 days	Cecilia Colledge	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Silver	November 28, 1920	February 15, 1936
2	15 years, 249 days	Yulia Lipnitskaya	2014 Sochi	Gold	June 5, 1998	February 9, 2014	In team event
3	15 years, 255 days	Tara Lipinski	1998 Nagano	Gold	June 10, 1982	February 20, 1998
4	15 years, 261 days	Ingrid Wendl	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Bronze	May 17, 1940	February 2, 1956
5	15 years, 270 days	Alina Zagitova	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	May 18, 2002	February 12, 2018	In team event; her 1st medal
6	15 years, 281 days	Alina Zagitova	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	May 18, 2002	February 23, 2018	Her 2nd medal
7	15 years, 316 days	Sonja Henie	1928 St. Moritz	Gold	April 8, 1912	February 18, 1928	Her 1st medal
8	16 years, 13 days	Carol Heiss	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Silver	January 20, 1940	February 2, 1956	Her 1st medal
9	16 years, 101 days	Oksana Baiul	1994 Lillehammer	Gold	November 16, 1977	February 25, 1994
10	16 years, 217 days	Tenley Albright	1952 Oslo	Silver	July 18, 1935	February 20, 1952	Her 1st medal
11	16 years, 295 days	Sarah Hughes	2002 Salt Lake City	Gold	May 2, 1985	February 21, 2002
12	17 years, 77 days	Petra Burka	1964 Innsbruck	Bronze	November 17, 1946	February 2, 1964
13	17 years, 93 days	Chen Lu	1994 Lillehammer	Bronze	November 24, 1976	February 25, 1994	Her 1st medal
14	17 years, 150 days	Jeannette Altwegg	1948 St. Moritz	Bronze	September 8, 1930	February 5, 1948	Her 1st medal
15	17 years, 228 days	Michelle Kwan	1998 Nagano	Silver	July 7, 1980	February 20, 1998	Her 1st medal
16	17 years, 234 days	Adelina Sotnikova	2014 Sochi	Gold	July 1, 1996	February 20, 2014
17	17 years, 239 days	Alexandra Trusova	2022 Beijing	Silver	June 23, 2004	February 17, 2022
18	17 years, 257 days	Fritzi Burger	1928 St. Moritz	Silver	June 6, 1910	February 18, 1928	Her 1st medal
19	17 years, 326 days	Anna Shcherbakova	2022 Beijing	Gold	March 28, 2004	February 17, 2022
20	18 years, 26 days	Sjoukje Dijkstra	1960 Squaw Valley	Silver	January 28, 1942	February 23, 1960	Her 1st medal
21	18 years, 66 days	Kaetlyn Osmond	2014 Sochi	Silver	December 5, 1995	February 9, 2014	In team event; her 1st medal
22	18 years, 77 days	Katarina Witt	1984 Sarajevo	Gold	December 3, 1965	February 18, 1984	Her 1st medal
23	18 years, 85 days	Evgenia Medvedeva	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	November 19, 1999	February 12, 2018	In team event; her 1st medal
24	18 years, 96 days	Evgenia Medvedeva	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	November 19, 1999	February 23, 2018	Her 2nd medal
25	18 years, 137 days	Hana Mašková	1968 Grenoble	Bronze	September 26, 1949	February 10, 1968
26	18 years, 176 days	Gracie Gold	2014 Sochi	Bronze	August 17, 1995	February 9, 2014	In team event
27	18 years, 307 days	Janet Lynn	1972 Sapporo	Bronze	April 6, 1953	February 7, 1972
28	18 years, 323 days	Barbara Roles	1960 Squaw Valley	Bronze	April 6, 1941	February 23, 1960
29	19 years, 46 days	Christine Errath	1976 Innsbruck	Bronze	December 29, 1956	February 13, 1976
30	19 years, 79 days	Gabriele Seyfert	1968 Grenoble	Silver	November 23, 1948	February 10, 1968
31	19 years, 153 days	Mao Asada	2010 Vancouver	Silver	September 25, 1990	February 25, 2010
32	19 years, 172 days	Anett Pötzsch	1980 Lake Placid	Gold	September 3, 1960	February 22, 1980
33	19 years, 173 days	Yuna Kim	2010 Vancouver	Gold	September 5, 1990	February 25, 2010	Her 1st medal
34	19 years, 198 days	Peggy Fleming	1968 Grenoble	Gold	July 27, 1948	February 10, 1968
35	19 years, 202 days	Dorothy Hamill	1976 Innsbruck	Gold	July 26, 1956	February 13, 1976
36	19 years, 204 days	Linda Fratianne	1980 Lake Placid	Silver	August 2, 1960	February 22, 1980
37	19 years, 272 days	Barbara-Ann Scott	1948 St. Moritz	Gold	May 9, 1928	February 5, 1948
38	19 years, 304 days	Rosalynn Sumners	1984 Sarajevo	Silver	April 20, 1964	February 18, 1984
39	19 years, 308 days	Sonja Henie	1932 Lake Placid	Gold	April 8, 1912	February 10, 1932	Her 2nd medal
40	19 years, 309 days	Karen Magnussen	1972 Sapporo	Silver	April 4, 1952	February 7, 1972
41	19 years, 351 days	Regine Heitzer	1964 Innsbruck	Silver	February 16, 1944	February 2, 1964
42	20 years, 12 days	Bradie Tennell	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	January 31, 1998	February 12, 2018	In team event
43	20 years, 30 days	Gabrielle Daleman	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	January 13, 1998	February 12, 2018	In team event
44	20 years, 34 days	Carol Heiss	1960 Squaw Valley	Gold	January 20, 1940	February 23, 1960	Her 2nd medal
45	20 years, 86 days	Dianne de Leeuw	1976 Innsbruck	Silver	November 19, 1955	February 13, 1976
46	20 years, 121 days	Maribel Vinson	1932 Lake Placid	Bronze	October 12, 1911	February 10, 1932
47	20 years, 124 days	Eva Pawlik	1948 St. Moritz	Silver	October 4, 1927	February 5, 1948
48	20 years, 199 days	Tenley Albright	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Gold	July 18, 1935	February 2, 1956	Her 2nd medal
49	20 years, 224 days	Kristi Yamaguchi	1992 Albertville	Gold	July 12, 1971	February 21, 1992
50	20 years, 298 days	Trixi Schuba	1972 Sapporo	Gold	April 15, 1951	February 7, 1972
51	20 years, 339 days	Debi Thomas	1988 Calgary	Bronze	March 25, 1967	February 27, 1988
52	21 years, 35 days	Dagmar Lurz	1980 Lake Placid	Bronze	January 18, 1959	February 22, 1980
53	21 years, 36 days	Wakaba Higuchi	2022 Beijing	Silver	January 2, 2001	February 7, 2022	In team event
54	21 years, 39 days	Kira Ivanova	1984 Sarajevo	Bronze	January 10, 1963	February 18, 1984
55	21 years, 78 days	Jacqueline du Bief	1952 Oslo	Bronze	December 4, 1930	February 20, 1952
56	21 years, 88 days	Chen Lu	1998 Nagano	Bronze	November 24, 1976	February 20, 1998	Her 2nd medal
57	21 years, 120 days	Sasha Cohen	2006 Torino	Silver	October 26, 1984	February 23, 2006
58	21 years, 165 days	Jeannette Altwegg	1952 Oslo	Gold	September 8, 1930	February 20, 1952	Her 2nd medal
59	21 years, 229 days	Michelle Kwan	2002 Salt Lake City	Bronze	July 7, 1980	February 21, 2002	Her 2nd medal
60	21 years, 249 days	Fritzi Burger	1932 Lake Placid	Silver	June 6, 1910	February 10, 1932	Her 2nd medal
61	21 years, 304 days	Kaori Sakamoto	2022 Beijing	Silver	April 9, 2000	February 7, 2022	In team event; her 1st medal
62	21 years, 314 days	Kaori Sakamoto	2022 Beijing	Bronze	April 9, 2000	February 17, 2022	Her 2nd medal
63	21 years, 343 days	Herma Szabo	1924 Chamonix	Gold	February 22, 1902	January 31, 1924
64	22 years, 5 days	Sjoukje Dijkstra	1964 Innsbruck	Gold	January 28, 1942	February 2, 1964	Her 2nd medal
65	22 years, 69 days	Kaetlyn Osmond	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	December 5, 1995	February 12, 2018	In team event; her 2nd medal
66	22 years, 80 days	Kaetlyn Osmond	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	December 5, 1995	February 23, 2018	Her 3rd medal
67	22 years, 86 days	Katarina Witt	1988 Calgary	Gold	December 3, 1965	February 27, 1988	Her 2nd medal
68	22 years, 131 days	Nancy Kerrigan	1992 Albertville	Bronze	October 13, 1969	February 21, 1992	Her 1st medal
69	22 years, 175 days	Karen Chen	2022 Beijing	Gold	August 16, 1999	February 7, 2022	In team event
70	22 years, 192 days	Midori Ito	1992 Albertville	Silver	August 13, 1969	February 21, 1992
71	22 years, 204 days	Elizabeth Manley	1988 Calgary	Silver	August 7, 1965	February 27, 1988	Her 3rd medal
72	22 years, 269 days	Ashley Wagner	2014 Sochi	Bronze	May 16, 1991	February 9, 2014	In team event
73	22 years, 292 days	Elsa Rendschmidt	1908 London	Silver	January 11, 1886	October 29, 1908
74	23 years, 12 days	Irina Slutskaya	2002 Salt Lake City	Silver	February 9, 1979	February 21, 2002	Her 1st medal
75	23 years, 168 days	Yuna Kim	2014 Sochi	Silver	September 5, 1990	February 20, 2014	Her 2nd medal
76	23 years, 215 days	Beatrix Loughran	1924 Chamonix	Silver	June 30, 1900	January 31, 1924	Her 1st medal [lower-alpha 2]
77	23 years, 313 days	Sonja Henie	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Gold	April 8, 1912	February 15, 1936	Her 3rd medal
78	24 years, 43 days	Joannie Rochette	2010 Vancouver	Bronze	January 13, 1986	February 25, 2010
79	24 years, 56 days	Shizuka Arakawa	2006 Torino	Gold	December 29, 1981	February 23, 2006
80	24 years, 135 days	Nancy Kerrigan	1994 Lillehammer	Silver	October 13, 1969	February 25, 1994	Her 2nd medal
81	24 years, 174 days	Vivi-Anne Hultén	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Bronze	August 25, 1911	February 15, 1936
82	24 years, 203 days	Svea Norén	1920 Antwerp	Silver	October 5, 1895	April 25, 1920
83	24 years, 302 days	Mirai Nagasu	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	April 16, 1993	February 12, 2018	In team event
84	25 years, 276 days	Magda Julin	1920 Antwerp	Gold	July 24, 1894	April 25, 1920
85	26 years, 32 days	Dorothy Greenhough-Smith	1908 London	Bronze	September 27, 1882	October 29, 1908
86	26 years, 248 days	Theresa Weld	1920 Antwerp	Bronze	August 21, 1893	April 25, 1920
87	27 years, 12 days	Carolina Kostner	2014 Sochi	Bronze	February 8, 1987	February 20, 2014
88	27 years, 14 days	Irina Slutskaya	2006 Torino	Bronze	February 9, 1979	February 23, 2006	Her 2nd medal
89	27 years, 43 days	Madge Syers	1908 London	Gold	September 16, 1881	October 29, 1908	Her 1st medal [lower-alpha 3]
90	27 years, 233 days	Beatrix Loughran	1928 St. Moritz	Bronze	June 30, 1900	February 18, 1928	Her 2nd medal [lower-alpha 2]
91	38 years, 246 days	Ethel Muckelt	1924 Chamonix	Bronze	May 30, 1885	January 31, 1924

Pairs

Rank	Average Age	Age of Female Skater	Age of Male Skater	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth of Female Skater	Date of Birth of Male Skater	Date of Event	Notes
1	16 years, 153 days	17 years, 6 days	15 years, 301 days	Ilse Pausin and Erik Pausin	1936 Garmisch- Partenkirchen	Silver	February 7, 1919	April 18, 1920	February 13, 1936
2	17 years, 177 days	16 years, 332 days	18 years, 22 days	Marika Kilius and Hans-Jürgen Bäumler	1960 Squaw Valley	Silver	March 24, 1943	January 28, 1942	February 19, 1960	Their 1st medal
3	17 years, 220 days	15 years, 328 days	19 years, 112 days	Vivian Joseph and Ronald Joseph	1964 Innsbruck	Bronze	March 7, 1948	October 9, 1944	January 29, 1964
4	18 years, 83 days	15 years, 10 days	21 years, 155 days	Manuela Groß and Uwe Kagelmann	1972 Sapporo	Bronze	January 29, 1957	September 6, 1950	February 8, 1972	Their 1st medal
5	18 years, 164 days	15 years, 93 days	21 years, 235 days	Marina Cherkasova and Sergei Shakhrai	1980 Lake Placid	Silver	November 17, 1964	June 28, 1958	February 18, 1980
6	18 years, 321 days	16 years, 264 days	21 years, 12 days	Ekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov	1988 Calgary	Gold	May 28, 1971	February 4, 1967	February 16, 1988	Their 1st medal
7	19 years, 132 days	17 years, 55 days	21 years, 208 days	Suzanne Morrow and Wallace Diestelmeyer	1948 Sankt Moritz	Bronze	December 14, 1930	July 14, 1926	February 7, 1948
8	19 years, 164 days	17 years, 222 days	21 years, 106 days	Manuela Mager and Uwe Bewersdorf	1980 Lake Placid	Bronze	July 11, 1962	November 4, 1958	February 18, 1980
9	19 years, 295 days	17 years, 44 days	22 years, 180 days	Debbi Wilkes and Guy Revell	1964 Innsbruck	Silver	December 16, 1946	August 2, 1941	January 29, 1964
10	20 years, 298 days	20 years, 122 days	21 years, 108 days	Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze	1998 Nagano	Silver	October 11, 1977	October 25, 1976	February 10, 1998	Their 1st medal
11	20 years, 316 days	20 years, 153 days	21 years, 113 days	Larisa Selezneva and Oleg Makarov	1984 Sarajevo	Bronze	September 12, 1963	October 22, 1962	February 12, 1984
12	20 years, 360 days	20 years, 132 days	21 years, 222 days	Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao	2006 Torino	Silver	October 4, 1985	July 6, 1984	February 13, 2006
13	21 years, 133 days	19 years, 194 days	23 years, 71 days	Romy Kermer and Rolf Österreich	1976 Innsbruck	Silver	July 28, 1956	November 28, 1952	February 7, 1976
14	21 years, 156 days	20 years, 311 days	22 years, 1 day	Marika Kilius and Hans-Jürgen Bäumler	1964 Innsbruck	Silver	March 24, 1943	January 28, 1942	January 29, 1964	Their 2nd medal [lower-alpha 4]
15	21 years, 227 days	20 years, 289 days	22 years, 163 days	Anastasia Mishina and Aleksandr Galliamov	2022 Beijing	Bronze	April 24, 2001	August 28, 1999	February 7, 2022	In team event; their 1st medal
16	21 years, 239 days	20 years, 301 days	22 years, 175 days	Anastasia Mishina and Aleksandr Galliamov	2022 Beijing	Bronze	April 24, 2001	August 28, 1999	February 19, 2022	Their 2nd medal
17	21 years, 246 days	21 years, 143 days	21 years, 349 days	Andrea Kékesy and Ede Király	1948 Sankt Moritz	Silver	September 17, 1926	February 23, 1926	February 7, 1948
18	21 years, 291 days	19 years, 260 days	23 years, 322 days	Sissy Schwarz and Kurt Oppelt	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Gold	May 19, 1936	March 18, 1932	February 3, 1956
19	21 years, 360 days	22 years, 137 days	21 years, 217 days	Andrée Joly and Pierre Brunet	1924 Chamonix	Bronze	September 16, 1901	June 28, 1902	January 31, 1924	Their 1st medal
20	22 years, 82 days	19 years, 9 days	25 years, 154 days	Manuela Groß and Uwe Kagelmann	1976 Innsbruck	Bronze	January 29, 1957	September 6, 1950	February 7, 1976	Their 2nd medal
21	22 years, 90 days	20 years, 8 days	24 years, 171 days	Karol Kennedy and Peter Kennedy	1952 Oslo	Silver	February 14, 1932	September 4, 1927	February 22, 1952
22	22 years, 94 days	21 years, 290 days	22 years, 262 days	Barbara Wagner and Robert Paul	1960 Squaw Valley	Gold	May 5, 1938	June 2, 1937	February 19, 1960
23	22 years, 117 days	22 years, 44 days	22 years, 189 days	Tatyana Zhuk and Aleksandr Gorelik	1968 Grenoble	Silver	January 1, 1946	August 9, 1945	February 14, 1968
24	22 years, 150 days	18 years, 233 days	26 years, 67 days	Margot Glockshuber and Wolfgang Danne	1968 Grenoble	Bronze	June 26, 1949	December 9, 1941	February 14, 1968
25	22 years, 244 days	21 years, 39 days	24 years, 82 days	Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev	1984 Sarajevo	Gold	January 4, 1963	November 22, 1959	February 12, 1984	Their 1st medal
26	22 years, 261 days	22 years, 2 days	23 years, 155 days	Ksenia Stolbova and Fedor Klimov	2014 Sochi	Gold	February 7, 1992	September 7, 1990	February 9, 2014	In team event; their 1st medal
27	22 years, 264 days	22 years, 5 days	23 years, 158 days	Ksenia Stolbova and Fedor Klimov	2014 Sochi	Silver	February 7, 1992	September 7, 1990	February 12, 2014	Their 2nd medal
28	22 years, 286 days	23 years, 7 days	22 years, 199 days	Micheline Lannoy and Pierre Baugniet	1948 Sankt Moritz	Gold	January 31, 1925	July 23, 1925	February 7, 1948
29	22 years, 300 days	21 years, 212 days	24 years, 21 days	Natalia Mishkutionok and Artur Dmitriev	1992 Albertville	Gold	July 14, 1970	January 21, 1968	February 11, 1992	Their 1st medal [lower-alpha 5]
30	22 years, 316 days	15 years, 128 days	30 years, 139 days	Maxi Herber and Ernst Baier	1936 Garmisch- Partenkirchen	Gold	October 8, 1920	September 27, 1905	February 13, 1936	Baier's 1st medal [lower-alpha 1]
31	22 years, 339 days	22 years, 202 days	23 years, 111 days	Lyudmila Smirnova and Andrei Suraikin	1972 Sapporo	Silver	July 21, 1949	October 20, 1948	February 8, 1972
32	23 years, 6 days	20 years, 209 days	25 years, 168 days	Nancy Ludington and Ronald Ludington	1960 Squaw Valley	Bronze	July 25, 1939	September 4, 1934	February 19, 1960
33	23 years, 123 days	22 years, 149 days	24 years, 96 days	Irina Rodnina and Alexei Ulanov	1972 Sapporo	Gold	September 12, 1949	November 4, 1947	February 8, 1972	Rodnina's 1st medal [lower-alpha 6]
34	23 years, 232 days	22 years, 258 days	24 years, 205 days	Kitty Carruthers and Peter Carruthers	1984 Sarajevo	Silver	May 30, 1961	July 22, 1959	February 12, 1984
35	23 years, 300 days	23 years, 40 days	24 years, 193 days	Marianna Nagy and László Nagy	1952 Oslo	Bronze	January 13, 1929	August 13, 1927	February 22, 1952	Their 1st medal
36	24 years, 20 days	22 years, 212 days	25 years, 193 days	Sui Wenjing and Han Cong	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	July 18, 1995	August 6, 1992	February 15, 2018	Their 1st medal
37	24 years, 80 days	23 years, 57 days	25 years, 103 days	Evgenia Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	December 17, 1994	November 1, 1992	February 12, 2018	In team event; their 1st medal
38	24 years, 293 days	20 years, 52 days	29 years, 169 days	Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara	2022 Beijing	Silver	December 17, 2001	August 22, 1992	February 7, 2022	In team event
39	24 years, 299 days	24 years, 123 days	25 years, 109 days	Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze	2002 Salt Lake City	Gold	October 11, 1977	October 25, 1976	February 11, 2002	Their 2nd medal
40	24 years, 304 days	23 years, 216 days	26 years, 25 days	Natalia Mishkutionok and Artur Dmitriev	1994 Lillehammer	Silver	July 14, 1970	January 21, 1968	February 15, 1994	Their 2nd medal [lower-alpha 5]
41	24 years, 307 days	25 years, 157 days	24 years, 91 days	Emília Rotter and László Szollás	1932 Lake Placid	Bronze	September 8, 1906	November 13, 1907	February 12, 1932	Their 1st medal
42	24 years, 320 days	22 years, 263 days	27 years, 11 days	Ekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov	1994 Lillehammer	Gold	May 28, 1971	February 4, 1967	February 15, 1994	Their 2nd medal
43	24 years, 356 days	23 years, 173 days	26 years, 173 days	Marissa Castelli and Simon Shnapir	2014 Sochi	Bronze	August 20, 1990	August 20, 1987	February 9, 2014	In team event
44	25 years, 7 days	26 years, 35 days	23 years, 345 days	Elena Bechke and Denis Petrov	1992 Albertville	Silver	January 7, 1966	March 3, 1968	February 11, 1992
45	25 years, 10 days	26 years, 148 days	23 years, 236 days	Irina Rodnina and Alexander Zaitsev	1976 Innsbruck	Gold	September 12, 1949	June 16, 1952	February 7, 1976	Rodnina's 2nd medal; [lower-alpha 6] Zaitsev's 1st medal
46	25 years, 61 days	21 years, 198 days	28 years, 289 days	Isabelle Brasseur and Lloyd Eisler	1992 Albertville	Bronze	July 28, 1970	April 28, 1963	February 11, 1992	Their 1st medal
47	25 years, 181 days	21 years, 223 days	29 years, 139 days	Kirsten Moore-Towers and Dylan Moscovitch	2014 Sochi	Silver	July 1, 1992	September 23, 1984	February 9, 2014	In team event
48	25 years, 226 days	23 years, 301 days	27 years, 151 days	Anna Hübler and Heinrich Burger	1908 London	Gold	January 2, 1885	May 31, 1881	October 29, 1908
49	25 years, 297 days	24 years, 307 days	26 years, 287 days	Lilly Scholz and Otto Kaiser	1928 St. Moritz	Silver	April 18, 1903	May 8, 1901	February 19, 1928
50	25 years, 299 days	23 years, 90 days	28 years, 142 days	Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo	2002 Salt Lake City	Bronze	November 13, 1978	September 22, 1973	February 11, 2002	Their 1st medal
51	26 years, 6 days	24 years, 296 days	27 years, 81 days	Jamie Salé and David Pelletier	2002 Salt Lake City	Gold	April 21, 1977	November 22, 1974	February 11, 2002	Updated from the silver medal [lower-alpha 7]
52	26 years, 14 days	26 years, 156 days	25 years, 236 days	Andrée Joly and Pierre Brunet	1928 St. Moritz	Gold	September 16, 1901	June 28, 1902	February 19, 1928	Their 2nd medal
53	26 years, 58 days	23 years, 181 days	28 years, 301 days	Natalia Zabiiako and Alexander Enbert	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	August 15, 1994	April 17, 1989	February 12, 2018	In team event
54	26 years, 164 days	22 years, 308 days	30 years, 20 days	Oksana Kazakova and Artur Dmitriev	1998 Nagano	Gold	April 8, 1975	January 21, 1968	February 10, 1998	Dmitriev's 3rd medal [lower-alpha 5]
55	26 years, 215 days	24 years, 103 days	28 years, 327 days	Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin	2006 Torino	Gold	November 2, 1981	March 23, 1977	February 13, 2006
56	26 years, 248 days	25 years, 43 days	28 years, 86 days	Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev	1988 Calgary	Silver	January 4, 1963	November 22, 1959	February 16, 1988	Their 2nd medal
57	26 years, 251 days	24 years, 324 days	28 years, 177 days	Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard	1988 Calgary	Bronze	March 29, 1963	August 23, 1959	February 16, 1988
58	27 years, 65 days	23 years, 202 days	30 years, 293 days	Isabelle Brasseur and Lloyd Eisler	1994 Lillehammer	Bronze	July 28, 1970	April 28, 1963	February 15, 1994	Their 2nd medal
59	27 years, 68 days	21 years, 22 days	33 years, 114 days	Melitta Brunner and Ludwig Wrede	1928 St. Moritz	Bronze	January 28, 1907	October 28, 1894	February 19, 1928
60	27 years, 258 days	25 years, 356 days	29 years, 159 days	Helene Engelmann and Alfred Berger	1924 Chamonix	Gold	February 9, 1898	August 25, 1894	January 31, 1924
61	27 years, 281 days	27 years, 21 days	28 years, 174 days	Marianna Nagy and László Nagy	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Bronze	January 13, 1929	August 13, 1927	February 3, 1956	Their 2nd medal
62	27 years, 294 days	26 years, 48 days	29 years, 174 days	Frances Dafoe and Norris Bowden	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Silver	December 17, 1929	August 13, 1926	February 3, 1956
63	27 years, 335 days	24 years, 204 days	31 years, 101 days	Mandy Wötzel and Ingo Steuer	1998 Nagano	Bronze	July 21, 1973	November 1, 1966	February 10, 1998
64	28 years, 24 days	26 years, 216 days	29 years, 197 days	Sui Wenjing and Han Cong	2022 Beijing	Gold	July 18, 1995	August 6, 1992	February 19, 2022	Their 2nd medal
65	28 years, 87 days	27 years, 64 days	29 years, 110 days	Evgenia Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov	2022 Beijing	Silver	December 17, 1994	November 1, 1992	February 19, 2022	Their 2nd medal
66	28 years, 122 days	26 years, 27 days	30 years, 216 days	Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy	2010 Vancouver	Bronze	January 19, 1984	July 14, 1979	February 15, 2010	Their 1st medal [lower-alpha 8]
67	28 years, 174 days	26 years, 247 days	30 years, 99 days	Alexa Scimeca Knierim and Chris Knierim	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	June 10, 1991	November 5, 1987	February 12, 2018	In team event; Alexa Knierim's 1st medal [lower-alpha 9]
68	28 years, 221 days	28 years, 63 days	29 years, 13 days	Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford	2014 Sochi	Silver	December 8, 1985	January 27, 1985	February 9, 2014	In team event; their 1st medal
69	28 years, 308 days	29 years, 158 days	28 years, 92 days	Emília Rotter and László Szollás	1936 Garmisch- Partenkirchen	Bronze	September 8, 1906	November 13, 1907	February 13, 1936	Their 2nd medal
70	29 years, 12 days	27 years, 263 days	30 years, 125 days	Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov	2014 Sochi	Gold	May 22, 1986	October 7, 1983	February 9, 2014	In team event; their 1st medal
71	29 years, 15 days	27 years, 266 days	30 years, 128 days	Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov	2014 Sochi	Gold	May 22, 1986	October 7, 1983	February 12, 2014	Their 2nd medal
72	29 years, 21 days	30 years, 159 days	27 years, 247 days	Irina Rodnina and Alexander Zaitsev	1980 Lake Placid	Gold	September 12, 1949	June 16, 1952	February 18, 1980	Rodnina's 3rd medal; [lower-alpha 6] Zaitsev's 2nd medal
73	29 years, 270 days	29 years, 112 days	30 years, 63 days	Ria Falk and Paul Falk	1952 Oslo	Gold	November 2, 1922	December 21, 1921	February 22, 1952
74	29 years, 301 days	27 years, 92 days	32 years, 144 days	Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo	2006 Torino	Bronze	November 13, 1978	September 22, 1973	February 13, 2006	Their 2nd medal
75	29 years, 315 days	28 years, 68 days	31 years, 197 days	Ludmila Belousova and Oleg Protopopov	1964 Innsbruck	Gold	November 22, 1935	July 16, 1932	January 29, 1964	Their 1st medal
76	29 years, 344 days	30 years, 242 days	29 years, 80 days	Alexa Knierim and Brandon Frazier	2022 Beijing	Gold	June 10, 1991	November 19, 1992	February 7, 2022	In team event; Alexa Knierim's 2nd medal [lower-alpha 9]
77	30 years, 7 days	30 years, 149 days	29 years, 229 days	Andrée Brunet and Pierre Brunet	1932 Lake Placid	Gold	September 16, 1901	June 28, 1902	February 12, 1932	Their 3rd medal
78	30 years, 119 days	30 years, 53 days	30 years, 184 days	Pang Qing and Tong Jian	2010 Vancouver	Silver	December 24, 1979	August 15, 1979	February 15, 2010
79	31 years, 15 days	31 years, 227 days	30 years, 167 days	Beatrix Loughran and Sherwin Badger	1932 Lake Placid	Silver	June 30, 1900	August 29, 1901	February 12, 1932	Loughran's 3rd medal [lower-alpha 2]
80	31 years, 94 days	33 years, 140 days	29 years, 46 days	Phyllis Johnson and Basil Williams	1920 Antwerp	Bronze	December 8, 1886	March 11, 1891	April 26, 1920	Phyllis Johnson's 2nd medal [lower-alpha 10]
81	31 years, 206 days	34 years, 27 days	29 years, 18 days	Aliona Savchenko and Bruno Massot	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	January 19, 1984	January 28, 1989	February 15, 2018	Savchenko's 3rd medal [lower-alpha 8]
82	32 years, 119 days	30 years, 24 days	34 years, 213 days	Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy	2014 Sochi	Bronze	January 19, 1984	July 14, 1979	February 12, 2014	Their 2nd medal [lower-alpha 8]
83	32 years, 224 days	32 years, 66 days	33 years, 16 days	Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	December 8, 1985	January 27, 1985	February 12, 2018	In team event; their 2nd medal
84	32 years, 227 days	32 years, 69 days	33 years, 19 days	Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	December 8, 1985	January 27, 1985	February 15, 2018	Their 3rd medal
85	33 years, 303 days	31 years, 94 days	36 years, 146 days	Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo	2010 Vancouver	Gold	November 13, 1978	September 22, 1973	February 15, 2010	Their 3rd medal
86	33 years, 331 days	32 years, 84 days	35 years, 213 days	Ludmila Belousova and Oleg Protopopov	1968 Grenoble	Gold	November 22, 1935	July 16, 1932	February 14, 1968	Their 2nd medal
87	34 years, 265 days	31 years, 33 days	38 years, 131 days	Alexia Bryn and Yngvar Bryn	1920 Antwerp	Silver	March 24, 1889	December 17, 1881	April 26, 1920
88	36 years, 134 days	27 years, 43 days	45 years, 225 days	Madge Syers and Edgar Syers	1908 London	Bronze	September 16, 1881	March 18, 1863	October 29, 1908	Madge Syers' 2nd medal [lower-alpha 3]
89	36 years, 361 days	35 years, 276 days	38 years, 80 days	Ludowika Jakobsson and Walter Jakobsson	1920 Antwerp	Gold	July 25, 1884	February 6, 1882	April 26, 1920	Their 1st medal
90	40 years, 275 days	39 years, 190 days	41 years, 359 days	Ludowika Jakobsson and Walter Jakobsson	1924 Chamonix	Silver	July 25, 1884	February 6, 1882	January 31, 1924	Their 2nd medal
N/A	N/A	21 years, 326 days	N/A	Phyllis Johnson and James H. Johnson	1908 London	Silver	December 8, 1886	1874	October 29, 1908	Phyllis Johnson's 1st medal [lower-alpha 10]

Ice dance

Rank	Average Age	Age of Female Skater	Age of Male Skater	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth of Female Skater	Date of Birth of Male Skater	Date of Event	Notes
1	20 years, 166 days	17 years, 201 days	23 years, 131 days	Marina Klimova and Sergei Ponomarenko	1984 Sarajevo	Bronze	July 28, 1966	October 6, 1960	February 14, 1984	Their 1st medal
2	20 years, 326 days	20 years, 221 days	21 years, 65 days	Irina Moiseyeva and Andrei Minenkov	1976 Innsbruck	Silver	July 3, 1955	December 6, 1954	February 9, 1976	Their 1st medal
3	21 years, 70 days	19 years, 290 days	22 years, 214 days	Elena Ilinykh and Nikita Katsalapov	2014 Sochi	Gold	April 25, 1994	July 10, 1991	February 9, 2014	In team event; their 1st medal [lower-alpha 11]
4	21 years, 78 days	19 years, 298 days	22 years, 222 days	Elena Ilinykh and Nikita Katsalapov	2014 Sochi	Bronze	April 25, 1994	July 10, 1991	February 17, 2014	Their 2nd medal [lower-alpha 11]
5	21 years, 228 days	20 years, 281 days	22 years, 173 days	Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir	2010 Vancouver	Gold	May 17, 1989	September 2, 1987	February 22, 2010	Their 1st medal
6	22 years, 269 days	23 years, 52 days	22 years, 121 days	Meryl Davis and Charlie White	2010 Vancouver	Silver	January 1, 1987	October 24, 1987	February 22, 2010	Their 1st medal
7	22 years, 313 days	21 years, 224 days	24 years, 36 days	Tanith Belbin and Benjamin Agosto	2006 Torino	Silver	July 11, 1984	January 15, 1982	February 20, 2006
8	23 years, 11 days	22 years, 286 days	23 years, 100 days	Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	May 10, 1995	November 12, 1994	February 20, 2018	Their 1st medal
9	24 years, 53 days	22 years, 170 days	25 years, 301 days	Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat	1998 Nagano	Bronze	August 30, 1975	April 21, 1972	February 16, 1998	Their 1st medal
10	24 years, 80 days	23 years, 318 days	24 years, 206 days	Ekaterina Bobrova and Dmitri Soloviev	2014 Sochi	Gold	March 28, 1990	July 18, 1989	February 9, 2014	In team event; their 1st medal
11	24 years, 87 days	21 years, 341 days	26 years, 198 days	Oksana Grishuk and Evgeni Platov	1994 Lillehammer	Gold	March 17, 1972	August 7, 1967	February 21, 1994	Their 1st medal
12	24 years, 175 days	21 years, 210 days	27 years, 140 days	Marina Klimova and Sergei Ponomarenko	1988 Calgary	Silver	July 28, 1966	October 6, 1960	February 23, 1988	Their 2nd medal
13	24 years, 337 days	24 years, 232 days	25 years, 76 days	Irina Moiseyeva and Andrei Minenkov	1980 Lake Placid	Bronze	July 3, 1955	December 6, 1954	February 20, 1980	Their 2nd medal
14	25 years, 68 days	23 years, 207 days	26 years, 293 days	Maia Shibutani and Alex Shibutani	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	July 20, 1994	April 25, 1991	February 12, 2018	In team event; their 1st medal
15	25 years, 76 days	23 years, 215 days	26 years, 301 days	Maia Shibutani and Alex Shibutani	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	July 20, 1994	April 25, 1991	February 20, 2018	Their 2nd medal
16	25 years, 144 days	24 years, 39 days	26 years, 249 days	Natalia Bestemianova and Andrei Bukin	1984 Sarajevo	Silver	January 6, 1960	June 10, 1957	February 14, 1984	Their 1st medal
17	25 years, 187 days	24 years, 307 days	26 years, 67 days	Krisztina Regőczy and András Sallay	1980 Lake Placid	Silver	April 19, 1955	December 15, 1953	February 20, 1980
18	25 years, 215 days	24 years, 268 days	26 years, 160 days	Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir	2014 Sochi	Silver	May 17, 1989	September 2, 1987	February 9, 2014	In team event; their 2nd medal
19	25 years, 223 days	24 years, 276 days	26 years, 168 days	Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir	2014 Sochi	Silver	May 17, 1989	September 2, 1987	February 17, 2014	Their 3rd medal
20	25 years, 223 days	24 years, 54 days	27 years, 27 days	Colleen O'Connor and James Millns	1976 Innsbruck	Bronze	December 17, 1951	January 13, 1949	February 9, 1976
21	25 years, 349 days	26 years, 130 days	25 years, 202 days	Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean	1984 Sarajevo	Gold	October 7, 1957	July 27, 1958	February 14, 1984	Their 1st medal
22	26 years, 125 days	24 years, 227 days	28 years, 24 days	Anjelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsyannikov	1998 Nagano	Silver	July 4, 1973	January 23, 1970	February 16, 1998
23	26 years, 235 days	24 years, 14 days	29 years, 91 days	Natalia Linichuk and Gennadi Karponossov	1980 Lake Placid	Gold	February 6, 1956	November 21, 1950	February 20, 1980
24	26 years, 256 days	27 years, 39 days	26 years, 108 days	Meryl Davis and Charlie White	2014 Sochi	Bronze	January 1, 1987	October 24, 1987	February 9, 2014	In team event; their 2nd medal
25	26 years, 264 days	27 years, 47 days	26 years, 116 days	Meryl Davis and Charlie White	2014 Sochi	Gold	January 1, 1987	October 24, 1987	February 17, 2014	Their 3rd medal
26	26 years, 291 days	25 years, 189 days	28 years, 28 days	Oksana Domnina and Maxim Shabalin	2010 Vancouver	Bronze	August 17, 1984	January 25, 1982	February 22, 2010
27	27 years, 5 days	26 years, 280 days	27 years, 94 days	Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron	2022 Beijing	Gold	May 10, 1995	November 12, 1994	February 14, 2022	Their 2nd medal
28	27 years, 339 days	26 years, 151 days	29 years, 162 days	Tracy Wilson and Robert McCall	1988 Calgary	Bronze	September 25, 1961	September 14, 1958	February 23, 1988
29	28 years, 55 days	26 years, 172 days	29 years, 303 days	Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat	2002 Salt Lake City	Gold	August 30, 1975	April 21, 1972	February 18, 2002	Their 2nd medal
30	28 years, 59 days	27 years, 271 days	28 years, 212 days	Maya Usova and Alexander Zhulin	1992 Albertville	Bronze	May 22, 1964	July 20, 1963	February 17, 1992	Their 1st medal
31	28 years, 82 days	25 years, 336 days	30 years, 193 days	Oksana Grishuk and Evgeni Platov	1998 Nagano	Gold	March 17, 1972	August 7, 1967	February 16, 1998	Their 2nd medal
32	28 years, 83 days	27 years, 321 days	28 years, 209 days	Ekaterina Bobrova and Dmitri Soloviev	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	March 28, 1990	July 18, 1989	February 12, 2018	In team event; their 2nd medal
33	28 years, 169 days	25 years, 204 days	31 years, 134 days	Marina Klimova and Sergei Ponomarenko	1992 Albertville	Gold	July 28, 1966	October 6, 1960	February 17, 1992	Their 3rd medal
34	28 years, 214 days	29 years, 0 days	28 years, 62 days	Irina Lobacheva and Ilia Averbukh	2002 Salt Lake City	Silver	February 18, 1973	December 18, 1973	February 18, 2002
35	28 years, 236 days	30 years, 12 days	27 years, 94 days	Barbara Fusar-Poli and Maurizio Margaglio	2002 Salt Lake City	Bronze	February 6, 1972	November 16, 1974	February 18, 2002
36	28 years, 249 days	26 years, 284 days	30 years, 212 days	Victoria Sinitsina and Nikita Katsalapov	2022 Beijing	Bronze	April 29, 1995	July 10, 1991	February 7, 2022	In team event; Sinitsina's 1st medal; Katsalapov's 3rd medal [lower-alpha 11]
37	28 years, 256 days	26 years, 291 days	30 years, 219 days	Victoria Sinitsina and Nikita Katsalapov	2022 Beijing	Silver	April 29, 1995	July 10, 1991	February 14, 2022	Sinitsina's 2nd medal; Katsalapov's 4th medal [lower-alpha 11]
38	29 years, 82 days	29 years, 40 days	29 years, 124 days	Lyudmila Pakhomova and Aleksandr Gorshkov	1976 Innsbruck	Gold	December 31, 1946	October 8, 1946	February 9, 1976
39	29 years, 131 days	28 years, 61 days	30 years, 201 days	Isabelle Duchesnay and Paul Duchesnay	1992 Albertville	Silver	December 18, 1963	July 31, 1961	February 17, 1992
40	29 years, 153 days	28 years, 48 days	30 years, 258 days	Natalia Bestemianova and Andrei Bukin	1988 Calgary	Gold	January 6, 1960	June 10, 1957	February 23, 1988	Their 2nd medal
41	29 years, 218 days	28 years, 271 days	30 years, 163 days	Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	May 17, 1989	September 2, 1987	February 12, 2018	In team event; their 4th medal
42	29 years, 226 days	28 years, 279 days	30 years, 171 days	Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	May 17, 1989	September 2, 1987	February 20, 2018	Their 5th medal
43	29 years, 346 days	30 years, 313 days	29 years, 12 days	Tatiana Navka and Roman Kostomarov	2006 Torino	Gold	April 13, 1975	February 8, 1977	February 20, 2006
44	30 years, 32 days	29 years, 194 days	30 years, 235 days	Misato Komatsubara and Tim Koleto	2022 Beijing	Silver	July 28, 1992	June 17, 1991	February 7, 2022	In team event
45	30 years, 63 days	29 years, 275 days	30 years, 216 days	Maya Usova and Alexander Zhulin	1994 Lillehammer	Silver	May 22, 1964	July 20, 1963	February 21, 1994	Their 2nd medal
46	31 years, 7 days	30 years, 348 days	31 years, 30 days	Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue	2022 Beijing	Gold	February 24, 1991	January 8, 1991	February 7, 2022	In team event; their 1st medal
47	31 years, 14 days	30 years, 355 days	31 years, 37 days	Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue	2022 Beijing	Bronze	February 24, 1991	January 8, 1991	February 14, 2022	Their 2nd medal
48	31 years, 102 days	29 years, 220 days	32 years, 349 days	Madison Chock and Evan Bates	2022 Beijing	Gold	July 2, 1992	February 23, 1989	February 7, 2022	In team event
49	32 years, 37 days	31 years, 43 days	33 years, 31 days	Elena Grushina and Ruslan Goncharov	2006 Torino	Bronze	January 8, 1975	January 20, 1973	February 20, 2006
50	35 years, 356 days	36 years, 137 days	35 years, 209 days	Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean	1994 Lillehammer	Bronze	October 7, 1957	July 27, 1958	February 21, 1994	Their 2nd medal

Age records

Youngest champions

Alina Zagitova ( Olympic Athlete from Russia/ Russia)

Yuzuru Hanyu (  Japan)

The following lists show the top 10 youngest female and male Olympic figure skating champions ordered by the age of the skater.

Female

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Event
1	15 years, 128 days	Maxi Herber	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Gold	October 8, 1920	February 13, 1936	Pairs
2	15 years, 249 days	Yulia Lipnitskaya	2014 Sochi	Gold	June 5, 1998	February 9, 2014	Ladies' singles in team
3	15 years, 255 days	Tara Lipinski	1998 Nagano	Gold	June 10, 1982	February 20, 1998	Ladies' singles
4	15 years, 281 days	Alina Zagitova	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	May 18, 2002	February 23, 2018	Ladies' singles
5	15 years, 316 days	Sonja Henie	1928 St. Moritz	Gold	April 8, 1912	February 18, 1928	Ladies' singles
6	16 years, 101 days	Oksana Baiul	1994 Lillehammer	Gold	November 16, 1977	February 25, 1994	Ladies' singles
7	16 years, 264 days	Ekaterina Gordeeva	1988 Calgary	Gold	May 28, 1971	February 16, 1988	Pairs
8	16 years, 295 days	Sarah Hughes	2002 Salt Lake City	Gold	May 2, 1985	February 21, 2002	Ladies' singles
9	17 years, 234 days	Adelina Sotnikova	2014 Sochi	Gold	July 1, 1996	February 20, 2014	Ladies' singles
10	17 years, 326 days	Anna Shcherbakova	2022 Beijing	Gold	March 28, 2004	February 17, 2022	Ladies' singles

Male

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Event
1	18 years, 202 days	Dick Button	1948 St Moritz	Gold	July 18, 1929	February 5, 1948	Men's singles
2	19 years, 69 days	Yuzuru Hanyu	2014 Sochi	Gold	December 7, 1994	February 14, 2014	Men's singles
3	20 years, 94 days	Alexei Urmanov	1994 Lillehammer	Gold	November 17, 1973	February 19, 1994	Men's singles
4	20 years, 155 days	Wolfgang Schwarz	1968 Grenoble	Gold	September 14, 1947	February 16, 1968	Men's singles
5	20 years, 267 days	Ilia Kulik	1998 Nagano	Gold	May 23, 1977	February 14, 1998	Men's singles
6	20 years, 280 days	Manfred Schnelldorfer	1964 Innsbruck	Gold	May 2, 1943	February 6, 1964	Men's singles
7	21 years, 12 days	Sergei Grinkov	1988 Calgary	Gold	February 4, 1967	February 16, 1988	Pairs
8	21 years, 20 days	Ondrej Nepela	1972 Sapporo	Gold	January 22, 1951	February 11, 1972	Men's singles
9	21 years, 333 days	Alexei Yagudin	2002 Salt Lake City	Gold	March 18, 1980	February 14, 2002	Men's singles
10	22 years, 173 days	Scott Moir	2010 Vancouver	Gold	September 2, 1987	February 22, 2010	Ice dance

Youngest medalists

Tara Lipinski (  United States)

Nathan Chen (  United States)

The following lists show the top 10 youngest female and male Olympic medalists in figure skating ordered by the age of the skater.

Female

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Event
1	15 years, 10 days	Manuela Groß	1972 Sapporo	Bronze	January 29, 1957	February 8, 1972	Pairs
2	15 years, 79 days	Cecilia Colledge	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Silver	November 28, 1920	February 15, 1936	Ladies' singles
3	15 years, 93 days	Marina Cherkasova	1980 Lake Placid	Silver	November 17, 1964	February 18, 1980	Pairs
4	15 years, 128 days	Maxi Herber	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Gold	October 8, 1920	February 13, 1936	Pairs
5	15 years, 249 days	Yulia Lipnitskaya	2014 Sochi	Gold	June 5, 1998	February 9, 2014	Ladies' singles in team
6	15 years, 255 days	Tara Lipinski	1998 Nagano	Gold	June 10, 1982	February 20, 1998	Ladies' singles
7	15 years, 261 days	Ingrid Wendl	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Bronze	May 17, 1940	February 2, 1956	Ladies' singles
8	15 years, 270 days	Alina Zagitova	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	May 18, 2002	February 12, 2018	Ladies' singles in team
9	15 years, 281 days	Alina Zagitova	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	May 18, 2002	February 23, 2018	Ladies' singles
10	15 years, 316 days	Sonja Henie	1928 St. Moritz	Gold	April 8, 1912	February 18, 1928	Ladies' singles

Male

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Event
1	14 years, 363 days	Scott Allen	1964 Innsbruck	Bronze	February 8, 1949	February 6, 1964	Men's singles
2	15 years, 301 days	Erik Pausin	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Silver	April 18, 1920	February 13, 1936	Pairs
3	18 years, 22 days	Hans-Jürgen Bäumler	1960 Squaw Valley	Silver	January 28, 1942	February 19, 1960	Pairs
4	18 years, 107 days	Robert Van Zeebroeck	1928 St. Moritz	Bronze	October 31, 1909	February 15, 1928	Men's singles
5	18 years, 129 days	Ronald Robertson	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Silver	September 25, 1937	February 1, 1956	Men's singles
6	18 years, 157 days	Mark Kondratiuk	2022 Beijing	Bronze	September 3, 2003	February 7, 2022	Men's singles in team
7	18 years, 202 days	Dick Button	1948 St Moritz	Gold	July 18, 1929	February 5, 1948	Men's singles
8	18 years, 238 days	Viktor Petrenko	1988 Calgary	Bronze	June 27, 1969	February 20, 1988	Men's singles
9	18 years, 278 days	Yuma Kagiyama	2022 Beijing	Silver	May 5, 2003	February 7, 2022	Men's singles in team
10	18 years, 281 days	Yuma Kagiyama	2022 Beijing	Silver	May 5, 2003	February 10, 2022	Men's singles

Oldest champions

Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo (  China)

Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford (  Canada)

The following lists show the top 10 oldest female and male Olympic figure skating champions ordered by the age of the skater.

Female

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Event
1	35 years, 276 days	Ludowika Jakobsson	1920 Antwerp	Gold	July 25, 1884	April 26, 1920	Pairs
2	34 years, 27 days	Aliona Savchenko	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	January 19, 1984	February 15, 2018	Pairs
3	32 years, 84 days	Ludmila Belousova	1968 Grenoble	Gold	November 22, 1935	February 14, 1968	Pairs
4	32 years, 66 days	Meagan Duhamel	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	December 8, 1985	February 12, 2018	Pairs in team
5	31 years, 94 days	Shen Xue	2010 Vancouver	Gold	November 13, 1978	February 15, 2010	Pairs
6	30 years, 313 days	Tatiana Navka	2006 Torino	Gold	April 13, 1975	February 20, 2006	Ice dance
7	30 years, 159 days	Irina Rodnina	1980 Lake Placid	Gold	September 12, 1949	February 18, 1980	Pairs
8	30 years, 149 days	Andrée Brunet	1932 Lake Placid	Gold	September 16, 1901	February 12, 1932	Pairs
9	29 years, 112 days	Ria Falk	1952 Oslo	Gold	November 2, 1922	February 22, 1952	Pairs
10	29 years, 40 days	Lyudmila Pakhomova	1976 Innsbruck	Gold	December 31, 1946	February 9, 1976	Ice dance

Male

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Event
1	38 years, 80 days	Walter Jakobsson	1920 Antwerp	Gold	February 6, 1882	April 26, 1920	Pairs
2	36 years, 295 days	Nikolai Panin	1908 London	Gold	January 8, 1872	October 29, 1908	Men's special figures
3	36 years, 146 days	Zhao Hongbo	2010 Vancouver	Gold	September 22, 1973	February 15, 2010	Pairs
4	35 years, 213 days	Oleg Protopopov	1968 Grenoble	Gold	July 16, 1932	February 14, 1968	Pairs
5	34 years, 253 days	Gillis Grafström	1928 St. Moritz	Gold	June 7, 1893	February 15, 1928	Men's singles
6	33 years, 16 days	Eric Radford	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	January 27, 1985	February 12, 2018	Pairs in team
7	31 years, 197 days	Oleg Protopopov	1964 Innsbruck	Gold	July 16, 1932	January 29, 1964	Pairs
8	31 years, 134 days	Sergei Ponomarenko	1992 Albertville	Gold	October 6, 1960	February 17, 1992	Ice dance
9	31 years, 98 days	Evgeni Plushenko	2014 Sochi	Gold	November 3, 1982	February 9, 2014	Men's singles in team
10	31 years, 83 days	Ulrich Salchow	1908 London	Gold	August 7, 1877	October 29, 1908	Men's singles

Oldest medalists

Ludowika Jakobsson and Walter Jakobsson (  Finland)

Ludmila Belousova and Oleg Protopopov (  Soviet Union)

The following lists show the top 10 oldest female and male Olympic medalists in figure skating ordered by the age of the skater.

Female

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Event
1	39 years, 190 days	Ludowika Jakobsson	1924 Chamonix	Silver	July 25, 1884	January 31, 1924	Pairs
2	38 years, 246 days	Ethel Muckelt	1924 Chamonix	Bronze	May 30, 1885	January 31, 1924	Ladies' singles
3	36 years, 137 days	Jayne Torvill	1994 Lillehammer	Bronze	October 7, 1957	February 21, 1994	Ice dance
4	35 years, 276 days	Ludowika Jakobsson	1920 Antwerp	Gold	July 25, 1884	April 26, 1920	Pairs
5	34 years, 27 days	Aliona Savchenko	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	January 19, 1984	February 15, 2018	Pairs
6	33 years, 140 days	Phyllis Johnson	1920 Antwerp	Bronze	December 8, 1886	April 26, 1920	Pairs
7	32 years, 84 days	Ludmila Belousova	1968 Grenoble	Gold	November 22, 1935	February 14, 1968	Pairs
8	32 years, 69 days	Meagan Duhamel	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	December 8, 1985	February 15, 2018	Pairs
9	32 years, 66 days	Meagan Duhamel	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	December 8, 1985	February 12, 2018	Pairs in team
10	31 years, 227 days	Beatrix Loughran	1932 Lake Placid	Silver	June 30, 1900	February 12, 1932	Pairs

Male

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Event
1	45 years, 225 days	Edgar Syers	1908 London	Bronze	March 18, 1863	October 29, 1908	Pairs
2	44 years, 185 days	Geoffrey Hall-Say	1908 London	Bronze	April 27, 1864	October 29, 1908	Men's special figures
3	44 years, 78 days	Martin Stixrud	1920 Antwerp	Bronze	February 9, 1876	April 27, 1920	Men's singles
4	41 years, 359 days	Walter Jakobsson	1924 Chamonix	Silver	February 6, 1882	January 31, 1924	Pairs
5	38 years, 247 days	Gillis Grafström	1932 Lake Placid	Silver	June 7, 1893	February 9, 1932	Men's singles
6	38 years, 131 days	Yngvar Bryn	1920 Antwerp	Silver	December 17, 1881	April 26, 1920	Pairs
7	38 years, 80 days	Walter Jakobsson	1920 Antwerp	Gold	February 6, 1882	April 26, 1920	Pairs
8	36 years, 295 days	Nikolai Panin	1908 London	Gold	January 8, 1872	October 29, 1908	Men's special figures
9	36 years, 146 days	Zhao Hongbo	2010 Vancouver	Gold	September 22, 1973	February 15, 2010	Pairs
10	35 years, 213 days	Oleg Protopopov	1968 Grenoble	Gold	July 16, 1932	February 14, 1968	Pairs

See also

• Figure skating at the Olympic Games
• List of Olympic medalists in figure skating
• World Figure Skating Championships

Notes

1. In 1936, Ernst Baier won a silver medal in men's singles and a gold medal in pairs with Maxi Herber.
2. In 1924, Beatrix Loughran won a silver medal in ladies' singles. In 1928, she won a bronze medal in ladies' singles. In 1932, she won a silver medal in pairs with Sherwin Badger.
3. In 1908, Madge Syers won a gold medal in ladies' singles and a bronze medal in pairs with Edgar Syers.
4. At the 1964 Olympics, Marika Kilius / Hans-Jürgen Bäumler, Debbi Wilkes / Guy Revell, and Vivian Joseph / Ronald Joseph pairs placed 2nd, 3rd, and 4th respectively. Two years later, Kilius / Bäumler's results were invalidated because the pair had signed a professional contract before the Olympics. The silver medals went to Wilkes / Revell and the bronze medals to Joseph / Joseph. However, in 1987, the Germans were re-awarded the silvers after appealing that other pairs had signed similar contracts but weren't exposed and disqualified. After that, the placement of Wilkes / Revell and Joseph / Joseph pairs were unclear for many years. In November 2014, the IOC clarified that since the 1987 decision that both the German and Canadian pairs are the silver medalist and the US pair are the bronze medalist. ^{[1] [2]}
5. Artur Dmitriev won three medals in pairs with two different partners. A gold in 1992 and a silver in 1994 with Natalia Mishkutionok and another gold medal in 1998 with Oksana Kazakova.
6. Irina Rodnina won three medals in pairs with two different partners. A gold in 1972 with Alexei Ulanov and two golds in 1976 and 1980 with Alexander Zaitsev.
7. No silver medal was awarded in the 2002 Olympic figure skating pairs event, as the Canadians Salé and Pelletier were also given a gold medal, in the aftermath of a judging scandal. ^[3]
8. Aliona Savchenko won three medals in pairs with two different partners. Two bronze medals in 2010 and 2014 with Robin Szolkowy and a gold medal in 2018 with Bruno Massot.
9. Pair skater Alexa Knierim won two medals in team event with two different partners. A bronze medal with Chris Knierim in 2018 and a silver medal with Brandon Frazier in 2022.
10. Phyllis Johnson won two medals in pairs with two different partners. A silver medal in 1908 with James H. Johnson and a bronze medal in 1920 with Basil Williams.
11. Ice dancer Nikita Katsalapov won four medals with two different partners. In 2014 with Elena Ilinykh, he won a gold medal in the team event and a bronze medal in ice dance. In 2022 with Victoria Sinitsina, he won a second gold medal in the team event and a silver medal in ice dance.

References

General

• International Skating Union's Skater Biographies (accessed August 3, 2010). This page is a gateway to listings, by discipline, of the official biographies submitted to the ISU from their most recent year of competition under ISU jurisdiction. It does not list most skaters who competed prior to 2000.* "Results database". Athletes. International Olympic Committee. Retrieved July 23, 2009.
• ISU – Olympic Games Figure Skating results:
  • 1908–2002 Men Ladies Pairs Ice dance
  • 2006 2010 2014 2018 2022

Specific

1. "Fifty years later, Joseph siblings find redemption". IceNetwork.com. November 25, 2014.
2. Hersh, Philip (November 25, 2014). "A half-century later, Joseph siblings recognized as Olympic medal-winners". Chicago Tribune . Retrieved November 28, 2014.
3. "Sale, Pelletier share gold with Russian pair". Salt Lake'02 Winter Games. ESPN. Associated Press. February 15, 2002. Archived from the original on February 2, 2003. Retrieved July 16, 2009.

External links

• International Skating Union