New Zealand Figure Skating Championships

New Zealand Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	New Zealand
Organised by	New Zealand Ice Figure Skating Association

The New Zealand Figure Skating Championships are held annually to crown the national champions of New Zealand. 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 New Zealand Ice Figure Skating Association, the sport's national governing body.

The first New Zealand Championships were held in 1939 on the Manorburn Dam in Central Otago. Championships were conducted on frozen lakes on the South Island until 1952, when the Centaurus Ice Rink in Christchurch opened. ^[1] The first indoor rink on the North Island opened in 1964 in Wellington.

Ricky Cockerill and Ivan McDonald are tied for winning the most New Zealand Championship titles in men's singles (with seven each), while Gay Le Comte and Alexandra Rout are tied for winning the most New Zealand Championship titles in women's singles (with six each). McDonald holds the record in pair skating (with seven), although not all with the same partner, and also holds the record in ice dance (with nine); again, not with the same partner.

Senior medalists

Men’s singles

Men's event medalists

Season	Location	Gold [1]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1939–40	Manorburn Dam	Alex W. Robertson	Bertil Hjelstrom	Graham Rivers	[2]
1940–46	No competitions due to World War II
1946–47	Lake Tekapo	Brian Tufnail	(Unknown)
1947–48	Idaburn Dam	Ronald Hosken	Brian Tufnail [2] & J.J. O'Kane (tie)	No other competitors
1948–49	Lake Tekapo	Thomas Grigg	Brian Tufnail [2]		[3]
1949–50			No other competitors
1950–51	Lake Ida		D.H. Grigg	No other competitors	[4]
1951–52	Cromwell			Jack Lyttle
1952–53	Christchurch	Jack Lyttle	Thomas Grigg	No other competitors
1953–54	Manorburn Dam	Thomas Grigg	Jack Lyttle
1954–55	Christchurch	John Dowling	Ivan McDonald	J. Gillies
1955–56	Manorburn Dam			Cees Stikkleman
1956–57	Lake Tekapo	Ivan McDonald	(Unknown)
1957–58	Lake Ida	John Dowling	Ivan McDonald	Donald Hewinson
1958–59	Christchurch			Cees Stikkleman
1959–60	Manorburn Dam	Ivan McDonald	(Unknown)
1960–61	Christchurch		(Unknown)
1961–62	Manorburn Dam		(Unknown)
1962–63	Christchurch		No other competitors
1963–64			(Unknown)
1964–65		Gerry Glover	No other competitors
1965–66	Arrowtown		Murray Herriott	No other competitors
1966–67	Christchurch	Ivan McDonald		Charles Sparrow
1967–68	Manorburn Dam	No men's competitors
1968–69	Christchurch	Murray Herriott	No other competitors
1969–70	Lake Tekapo
1970–76	No men's competitors
1976–77	Christchurch	Richard Bates	(Unknown)
1977–78	Auckland	John Walkingshaw	(Unknown)
1978–79	Invercargill		(Unknown)
1979–80	Christchurch		(Unknown)
1980–81	Manorburn Dam		(Unknown)
1981–82	Auckland	Robin Smedley (Australia)	John Walkingshaw [a]	Bruce Cochrane
1982–83	Invercargill	John Walkingshaw	(Unknown)
1983–85	No men's competitors
1985–86	West Auckland	Christopher Blong	(Unknown)
1986–87	Christchurch		(Unknown)
1987–88			(Unknown)
1988–89		No men's competitors
1989–90	Lake Tekapo	Christopher Blong	(Unknown)
1990–91			(Unknown)
1991–92			(Unknown)
1992–98	No men's competitors
1998–99		Ricky Cockerill	(Unknown)
1999–2000	Queenstown		No other competitors		[5]
2000–01	Auckland		Dino Quattrocecere (South Africa)	Simon Thode	[6]
2001–02	Christchurch		No other competitors		[7]
2002–03	Gore				[8]
2003–04	Auckland		Tristan Thode	Joel Watson	[9]
2004–05	Queenstown		Joel Watson	Tristan Thode	[10]
2005–06	Dunedin	Tristan Thode		Mathieu Wilson	[11]
2006–07	Auckland	Joel Watson	Tristan Thode		[12]
2007–08	Christchurch	Tristan Thode	Joel Watson		[13]
2008–09	Gore		Mathieu Wilson	Cameron Hems	[14]
2009–10	Auckland	Cameron Hems	No other competitors		[15]
2010–11	Dunedin				[16]
2011–12	Gore		Chris Boyd	No other competitors	[17]
2012–13	Auckland		No other competitors		[18]
2013–14	Dunedin	Mathieu Wilson			[19]
2014–17	No men's competitors
2017–18	Dunedin	Brian Lee	Michael Durham	No other competitors	[20]
2018–19	Auckland		No other competitors		[21]
2019–20	Gore				[22]
2020–21	Dunedin	Douglas Gerber			[23]
2021–22	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic				[24]
2022–23	Auckland	Douglas Gerber	No other competitors		[25]
2023–25	No men's competitors

1. John Walkingshaw was named the 1981 New Zealand Champion since Robin Smedley, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Australia.

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Season	Location	Gold [1]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1939–40	Manorburn Dam	Sadie Cameron	N. O'Kane	N. Hall	[2]
1940–46	No competitions due to World War II
1946–47	Lake Tekapo	Janet Richards	(Unknown)
1947–48	Idaburn Dam	Penelope Barker	Corinne Gilkison	P. Wanklyn
1948–49	Lake Tekapo	Corinne Gilkison	Susan Grigg	Shirley Buchanan	[3]
1949–50		Shirley Buchanan	Rosemary Murray	Susan Grigg
1950–51	Lake Ida			(Unknown)
1951–52	Cromwell	Joy Stewart	Shirley Buchanan	Susan Grigg	[26]
1952–53	Christchurch		Susan Grigg	No other competitors
1953–54	Manorburn Dam	Susan Grigg	Mrs. M.G. Brown
1954–55	Christchurch	Lynne Withey	Rona Dickson	Dawn Murray
1955–56	Manorburn Dam			Lynne McDonald
1956–57	Lake Tekapo	Rona Dickson	(Unknown)
1957–58	Lake Ida	Joan Walker	Lynne Withey	Pamela Morey
1958–59	Christchurch		Lynne McDonald
1959–60	Manorburn Dam	Lynne McDonald	(Unknown)
1960–61	Christchurch	Sandra Jack	(Unknown)
1961–62	Manorburn Dam		Wendy Grafton	No other competitors
1962–63	Christchurch	Wendy Grafton	Sandra Jack	S. McClea
1963–64			(Unknown)
1964–65		Shirley Bayne	S. McClea	No other competitors
1965–66	Arrowtown	Wendy Grafton	L. Anderson	D. White
1966–67	Christchurch		(Unknown)
1967–68	Manorburn Dam	Susan Hoseit	(Unknown)
1968–69	Christchurch	Jeanne Wyatt	No other competitors
1969–70	Lake Tekapo	Jeanne Begej	Valerie Smith	No other competitors
1970–71	Manorburn Dam	Gay Le Comte	Valerie Gunn	Valerie Smith	[27]
1971–72	Christchurch			Petricia Browne
1972–73	Cromwell		(Unknown)
1973–74	Invercargill		(Unknown)
1974–75	Auckland		(Unknown)
1975–76	Christchurch		(Unknown)
1976–77		No women's competitors
1977–78	Auckland	Katie Symmonds [28]	(Unknown)
1978–79	Invercargill		(Unknown)
1979–80	Christchurch	Denyse Adam	(Unknown)
1980–81	Manorburn Dam		(Unknown)
1981–82	Auckland		Kathy Lindsay	Liane Telling
1982–83	Invercargill	Kathy Lindsay	(Unknown)
1983–84	Christchurch	Denyse Adam	(Unknown)
1984–85	West Auckland		(Unknown)
1985–86		Jane Clifford	(Unknown)
1986–87	Christchurch	Carey Shepherd	(Unknown)
1987–88		Rosanna Blong	(Unknown)
1988–89		Justine Brownlee	(Unknown)
1989–90	Lake Tekapo	Rosanna Blong	(Unknown)
1990–91			(Unknown)
1991–92			(Unknown)
1992–93		No women's competitors
1993–94		Heather Nye	(Unknown)
1994–95			(Unknown)
1995–96			(Unknown)
1996–97		Rachel Fisher	(Unknown)
1997–98		Philippa Rawlins	(Unknown)	Imelda-Rose Hegerty
1998–99		Imelda-Rose Hegerty	(Unknown)
1999–2000	Queenstown		No other competitors		[5]
2000–01	Auckland	Dirke O'Brien Baker	Zoe Bradfort (Australia)	Imelda-Rose Hegerty	[6]
2001–02	Christchurch	Imelda-Rose Hegerty	No other competitors		[7]
2002–03	Gore		Aslihan Aydin (Turkey)	Kirsten Mather (Australia)	[8]
2003–04	Auckland	Sarah-Yvonne Prytula (Australia)	Aslihan Aydin [a]	No other competitors	[9]
2004–05	Queenstown	Morgan Figgins	Vicky Kuo	Rachel Fisher	[10]
2005–06	Dunedin			Aslihan Aydin	[11]
2006–07	Auckland		Caitlin Haynes	No other competitors	[12]
2007–08	Christchurch	Alexandra Rout	Morgan Figgins	Caitlin Haynes	[13]
2008–09	Gore			No other competitors	[14]
2009–10	Auckland		Caitlyn Paul	Elizabeth O'Neill	[15]
2010–11	Dunedin	Samantha Waugh	Morgan Figgins	Laura Mills	[16]
2011–12	Gore	Morgan Figgins	Millie Campbell	Melissa Morris	[17]
2012–13	Auckland		Melissa Morris	Elizabeth O'Neill	[18]
2013–14	Dunedin	Sarah MacGibbon	Kayla Doig (Australia)		[19]
2014–15		Alexandra Rout	Morgan Templeton	Jessinta Martin (Australia)	[29]
2015–16	Auckland		Sarah MacGibbon	No other competitors	[30]
2016–17	Christchurch		Preeya Laud	Sarah MacGibbon	[31]
2017–18	Dunedin	Brooke Tamepo	Isabella Bardua	Sarah Cullen (Australia)	[20]
2018–19	Auckland	Isabella Bardua	Brooke Tamepo	Jennifer Toms (Australia)	[21]
2019–20	Gore	Jocelyn Hong		Sarah MacGibbon	[22]
2020–21	Dunedin	Ruth Xu	No other competitors		[23]
2021–22	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic				[24]
2022–23	Auckland	Jocelyn Hong	Ruth Xu	Danielle Gebser	[25]
2023–24	Dunedin	Dani Gebser	Ella Smith	No other competitors	[32]
2024–25	Christchurch	Petra Lahti	Mirika Armstrong	Cordelia Shi	[33]

1. Aslihan Aydin was named the 2003 New Zealand Champion since Sarah-Yvonne Prytula, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Australia. Aydin had competed the year before as a guest skater from Turkey.

Pairs

Pairs event medalists

Season	Location	Gold [1]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1946–47	Lake Tekapo	Janet Richards Brian Tufnail	(Unknown)
1947–48	Idaburn Dam	Corinne Gilkison Brian Tufnail	P. Wanklyn R. Hostling	Penelope Barker Thomas Grigg
1948–49	Lake Tekapo		No other competitors		[3]
1949–50		Rosemary Murray Thomas Grigg	(Unknown)
1950–51	Lake Ida	Shirley Buchanan & Thomas Grigg	(Unknown)
1951–52	Cromwell	Joy Stewart & Thomas Grigg	No other competitors
1952–53	Christchurch	Shirley Buchanan & Thomas Grigg	No other competitors
1953–54	Manorburn Dam	Susan Grigg & Tom Grigg	Lynne McDonald & Ivan McDonald	No other competitors
1954–55	Christchurch	Lynne McDonald & Ivan McDonald	Lynne Withey & John Dowling
1955–56	Manorburn Dam			Dawn Murray & R. Mangos
1956–57	Lake Tekapo		(Unknown)
1957–58	Lake Ida	Lynne Withey & John Dowling	Lynne McDonald & Ivan McDonald	Pamela Morey & Donald Hewinson
1958–59	Christchurch	Lynne McDonald & Ivan McDonald	Anne Dowling & John Dowling	(Unknown)
1959–60	Manorburn Dam		(Unknown)
1960–61	Christchurch	Anne Dowling & John Dowling	(Unknown)
1961–62	Manorburn Dam	Wendy Grafton & Ivan McDonald	No other competitors
1962–63	Christchurch
1963–64		Shirley Bayne & Gerry Glover	(Unknown)
1964–65			No other competitors
1965–66	Arrowtown	Lesley Anderson & Leslie Coxon
1966–67	Christchurch	Edwina Sloman Bill Hewison (Australia)	Lesley Anderson Leslie Coxon [a]	S. Rowe T. Rowe
1967–68	Manorburn Dam	Judy Farr Leslie Coxon	(Unknown)
1968–69	Christchurch		(Unknown)
1969–70	Lake Tekapo	Petricia Browne & Kelvin Nicolle	No other competitors
1970–71	Manorburn Dam	No pairs competitors
1971–72	Christchurch	R. Loader Kelvin Nicolle [b]	No other competitors
1972–74	No pairs competitors
1974–75	Auckland	Julie Clarke & Grant Walker	(Unknown)
1975–76	Christchurch	Ann Brennock & Alan Brennock	(Unknown)
1976–77		Julie Clarke & Grant Walker	(Unknown)
1977–78	Auckland	Ann Brennock & Alan Brennock	(Unknown)
1978–2010	No pairs competitors
2010–11	Dunedin	Ariel Nadas Grant Howie	No other competitors		[16]
2011–12	Gore				[17]
2012–25	No pairs competitors since 2011–12

1. Lesley Anderson and Leslie Coxon were named the 1966 New Zealand Champions since Edwina Sloman and Bill Hewison, the first-place finishers, were guest skaters from Australia.
2. While R. Loader and Kelvin Nicolle were the only competitors at the 1971 New Zealand Championships, they did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the New Zealand Champions.

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists

Season	Location	Gold [1]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1946–47	Lake Tekapo	Janet Richards Brian Tufnail	(Unknown)
1947–48	Idaburn Dam	Corinne Gilkison Brian Tufnail	Penelope Barker R. Hostling	P. Wanklyn Thomas Grigg
1948–49	Lake Tekapo		Miss Trott Keith Butters	No other competitors	[3]
1949–50		Susan Grigg Keith Butters	(Unknown)
1950–51	Lake Ida	Shirley Buchanan Thomas Grigg	(Unknown)
1951–52	Cromwell	Joy Stewart Thomas Grigg	J. Moore J. Mercer	Susan Grigg D.H. Grigg
1952–53	Christchurch	Susan Grigg Thomas Grigg	No other competitors
1953–54	Manorburn Dam		Lynne McDonald Ivan McDonald	(Unknown)
1954–55	Christchurch	Rona Dickson Kees Stikkelman		C. Adie Jack Lyttle
1955–56	Manorburn Dam	Rona Dickson Kees Stikkelman & Lynne McDonald Ivan McDonald (tie)	R. Mangos D. Murray	No other competitors
1956–57	Lake Tekapo	Lynne McDonald Ivan McDonald	(Unknown)
1957–58	Lake Ida		Lynne Withey John Dowling	Pamela Morey Donald Hewinson
1958–59	Christchurch	Anne Dowling John Dowling	Lynne McDonald Ivan McDonald	No other competitors
1959–60	Manorburn Dam		(Unknown)
1960–61	Christchurch		(Unknown)
1961–62	Manorburn Dam	Wendy Grafton Ivan McDonald	R. Stevens Cees Stikkleman	No other competitors
1962–63	Christchurch		Pamela Morey Donald Hewinson
1963–64			(Unknown)
1964–65		Lesley Anderson Leslie Coxon	No other competitors
1965–66	Arrowtown	Wendy Grafton Gerry Glover	Lesley Anderson Leslie Coxon	No other competitors
1966–67	Christchurch
1967–68	Manorburn Dam	No ice dance competitors
1968–69	Christchurch	Christine Besley Ivan McDonald	(Unknown)
1969–70	Lake Tekapo	Pamela Hewinson Donald Hewinson	No other competitors
1970–71	Manorburn Dam	No ice dance competitors
1971–72	Christchurch	Christine Wadsworth Ivan McDonald	Petricia Browne Kelvin Nicolle	Ann Brennock Alan Brennock
1972–73	Cromwell	Wendy Grafton Ivan McDonald	(Unknown)
1973–74	Invercargill	Ann Brennock Alan Brennock	(Unknown)
1974–75	Auckland		(Unknown)
1975–76	Christchurch	Janna Greene Alan Wild	(Unknown)
1976–77			(Unknown)
1977–78	Auckland	Ann Brennock Alan Brennock	(Unknown)
1978–79	Invercargill		(Unknown)
1979–80	Christchurch		(Unknown)
1980–81	Manorburn Dam		(Unknown)
1981–84	No ice dance competitors
1984–85	West Auckland	Clare Shave Chris Laurie	(Unknown)
1985–86		No ice dance competitors
1986–87	Christchurch	Denise Borcoskie Kelvin Nicolle	(Unknown)
1987–97	No ice dance competitors
1997–98		Kirsty McDonald Christopher Street	(Unknown)
1998–2000	No ice dance competitors
2000–01	Auckland	Rebecca Khoo Evgeni Borounov (Australia) [a]	No other competitors		[6]
2001–13	No ice dance competitors
2013–14	Dunedin	Ayesha Campbell Shane Speden	No other competitors		[19]
2014–21	No ice dance competitors
2021–22	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic				[24]
2022–23	Auckland	Charlotte Lafond-Fournier Richard Kam	Isabelle Guise Ethan Alday	No other competitors	[25]
2023–25	No ice dance competitors

1. While Rebecca Khoo and Evgeni Borounov were the only competitors at the 2000 New Zealand Championships, they were not named the New Zealand Champions since they were guest skaters from Australia.

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1999–2000	Queenstown	Simon Thode	No other competitors		[5]
2000–01	Auckland	Tristan Thode			[6]
2001–02	Christchurch				[7]
2002–03	Gore		Joel Watson	No other competitors	[8]
2003–04	Auckland	Joel Watson	Robert McNamara (Australia)	Mathieu Wilson	[9]
2004–05	Queenstown		Mathieu Wilson	Cameron Fletcher (Australia)	[10]
2005–06	Dunedin	Mathieu Wilson	No other competitors		[11]
2006–07	Auckland		Cameron Hems	No other competitors	[12]
2007–08	Christchurch	Cameron Hems	Grant Howie		[13]
2008–09	Gore		No other competitors		[14]
2009–10	Auckland		Brad McLachlan (Australia)	Chris Boyd	[15]
2010–11	Dunedin	Chris Boyd	No other competitors		[16]
2011–12	Gore	No junior men's competitors			[17]
2012–13	Auckland	Darian Kaptich (Australia)	Thomas Woodbridge [a]	No other competitors	[18]
2013–14	Dunedin	Michael Durham	Daniel Cheuk		[19]
2014–15			Brian Lee	Thomas Woodbridge	[29]
2015–16	Auckland			No other competitors	[30]
2016–17	Christchurch		Harrison Bain		[31]
2017–18	Dunedin	Brian Lee		Connor McIver	[20]
2018–19	Auckland	Harrison Bain	No other competitors		[21]
2019–20	Gore	Douglas Gerber	Harrison Bain	Connor McIver	[22]
2020–21	Dunedin	No junior men's competitors			[23]
2021–22	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic				[24]
2022–23	Auckland	Dwayne Li	No other competitors		[25]
2023–24	Dunedin		Stepan Kadlcik	Blake Barraclough	[32]
2024–25	Christchurch			No other competitors	[33]

1. Thomas Woodbridge was named the 2012 New Zealand Junior Champion since Darian Kaptich, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Australia.

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1999–2000	Queenstown	Nina McKenzie	No other competitors		[5]
2000–01	Auckland	No junior women's competitors			[6]
2001–02	Christchurch	Charlotte Dawson	No other competitors		[7]
2002–03	Gore	Vicky Kuo	Ilona Voboril (Germany)	Michelle Cahill	[8]
2003–04	Auckland	Morgan Figgins	Jacinta Greenwood (Australia)	Dee Pulman	[9]
2004–05	Queenstown		Dee Pulman	Vicky Kuo	[10]
2005–06	Dunedin		Olivia Van Asperen (Australia)	Elizabeth O'Neill	[11]
2006–07	Auckland		Alexandra Rout	Laura Mills	[12]
2007–08	Christchurch	Alexandra Rout	Kyl Jade Betteridge (Australia)	Elizabeth O'Neill	[13]
2008–09	Gore		Samantha Waugh	Laura Mills	[14]
2009–10	Auckland		Sydnee Knight (Australia)	Taylor Dean (Australia)	[15]
2010–11	Dunedin	Madelaine Parker	Jessie Park	Samantha Waugh	[16]
2011–12	Gore		Iyrin Quigley	Jessie Park	[17]
2012–13	Auckland	Brin Berge	Jessie Park	Sarah MacGibbon	[18]
2013–14	Dunedin	Madelaine Parker	Tracy Danbrook	Preeya Laud	[19]
2014–15		Tracy Danbrook	Brooke Tamepo		[29]
2015–16	Auckland	Brooke Tamepo	Tracy Danbrook	Christina Floka	[30]
2016–17	Christchurch			Zara Anthony-Whigham	[31]
2017–18	Dunedin	Nicola Korck	Jocelyn Hong	Pei-Lin Lee	[20]
2018–19	Auckland	Jocelyn Hong	Lelin Wang	Ella Smith	[21]
2019–20	Gore	Ruth Xu	Dani Gebser	Lelin Wang	[22]
2020–21	Dunedin	Dani Gebser	Mirika Armstrong	Ella Smith	[23]
2021–22	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic				[24]
2022–23	Auckland	Misaki Joe	Cara Tang	Mirika Armstrong	[25]
2023–24	Dunedin	Renee Tsai	Mirika Armstrong	Misaki Joe	[32]
2024–25	Christchurch		Cara Tang		[33]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1999–2008	No junior pairs competitors
2008–09	Gore	Morgan Figgins Grant Howie	No other competitors		[14]
2009–25	No junior pairs competitors since 2008–09

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1999–2009	No junior ice dance competitors
2009–10	Auckland	Ayesha Campbell Shane Speden	No other competitors		[15]
2010–11	Dunedin		Anne-Sophie Shogimen Dominic Shogimen	No other competitors	[16]
2011–12	Gore		No other competitors		[17]
2012–13	Auckland				[18]
2013–14	Dunedin	No junior ice dance competitors			[19]
2014–15		Anja Noetzel-Hayward Connor McIver	Claudia Riley Patrick Costley	Amelia Prowse Sean Jones	[29]
2015–16	Auckland	No junior ice dance competitors			[30]
2016–17	Christchurch	Varshana Schelling Liam McIver	No other competitors		[31]
2017–18	Dunedin				[20]
2018–21	No junior ice dance competitors
2021–22	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic				[24]
2022–23	Auckland	Lucienne Holtz Tim Bradfield	No other competitors		[25]
2023–24	Dunedin	Gemma Pickering Benji Pickering			[32]
2024–25	Christchurch	No junior ice dance competitors			[33]

Records

Records

Discipline	Most championship titles
	Skater(s)	No.	Years	Ref.
Men's singles	Ricky Cockerill	7	1998/99 – 2004/05
	Ivan McDonald	7	1956/57; 1959/60 – 1963/64; 1966/67
Women's singles	Gay Le Comte	6	1970/71 – 1975/76
	Alexandra Rout	6	2007/08 – 2009/10; 2014/15 – 2016/17
Pairs	Ivan McDonald [a]	7	1954/55 – 1956/57; 1958/59 – 1959/60; 1961/62 – 1962/63
Ice dance	Ivan McDonald [b]	9	1955/56 – 1957/58; 1961/62 – 1963/64; 1968/69; 971/72 – 1972/73

1. Ivan McDonald won five championship titles in pair skating while partnered with Lynne McDonald (1954/55–1956/57; 1958/59–1959/60) and two with Wendy Grafton (1961/62–1962/63).
2. Ivan McDonald won three championship titles in ice dance while partnered with Lynne McDonald (1955/56–1957/58; 1958/59–1959/60), four with Wendy Grafton (1961/62–1963/64; 1972/73), one with Christine Besley (1968/69), and one with Christine Wadsworth (1971/72).

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External links

• Competition Results: 1999 - Present
• History of the New Zealand Ice Skating Association (1937–1987)
• New Zealand National Championships at Skating Scores