Norwegian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships

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The Norwegian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships (formerly called gymnastique moderne and rhythmic sports gymnastics) has been organized by the Norwegian Gymnastics and Gymnastics Association every year since 1976.

Medalists

YearAll-AroundRopeHoopBallClubsRibbon
1976 [1] Marianne Reme –––––
1977 [2] Marianne Reme –––––
1978 [3] Marianne Reme –––––
1979 [4] Mette Guldberg Mette Guldberg – Marianne Reme Mette Guldberg Mette Guldberg
1980 Mette Guldberg Marianne Reme Mette Guldberg – Mette Guldberg Mette Guldberg
1981 Marianne Reme Hilde Sørhaug Marianne Reme – Marianne Reme Schirin Zorriassateiny
1982 [5] Schirin Zorriassateiny Schirin Zorriassateiny Schirin Zorriassateiny – Anne Langmoen Schirin Zorriassateiny
1983 Schirin Zorriassateiny – Britt Vassdal Schirin Zorriassateiny Schirin Zorriassateiny

Britt Vassdal 		Schirin Zorriassateiny
1984 Schirin Zorriassateiny – Line Gudal Schirin Zorriassateiny Schirin Zorriassateiny Schirin Zorriassateiny
1985 Victoria Ystborg Ranja Andersen – Ellen Gundersen Victoria Ystborg Schirin Zorriassateiny
1986 [6] Victoria Ystborg Ylje Wiede – Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg
1987 Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg – Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg
1988 [7] Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg – Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg
1989 Victoria Ystborg Victoria Ystborg Stine Østvold Victoria Ystborg – Victoria Ystborg
1990 [8] Stine Østvold

Kristine Ingvaldsen 		Stine Østvold Kristine Ingvaldsen Stine Østvold – Stine Østvold
1991 [9] Stine Østvold Victoria Ystborg Stine Østvold Stine Østvold Stine Østvold –
1992 Kristine Ingvaldsen Stine Østvold Kristine Ingvaldsen Kristine Ingvaldsen Stine Østvold

Kristine Ingvaldsen 		–
1993 [10] Marianne Myhrer

Stine Østvold 		– Kristine Ingvaldsen

Marianne Myhrer 		Kristine Ingvaldsen Marianne Myhrer Kristine Ingvaldsen
1994 Marianne Myhrer – Marianne Myhrer Stine Østvold Stine Østvold Marianne Myhrer
1995 [11] Stine Østvold Marianne Myhrer – Stine Østvold

Marianne Myhrer 		Marianne Myhrer Stine Østvold
1996 [12] Stine Østvold Siri Kjeksrud – Stine Østvold Stine Østvold Stine Østvold

Marianne Myhrer
1997 [13] Siri Kjeksrud Siri Kjeksrud Lene Bækken – Siri Kjeksrud Siri Kjeksrud
1998 Siri Kjeksrud Siri Kjeksrud Siri Kjeksrud – Siri Kjeksrud Siri Kjeksrud
1999 [14] Siri Kjeksrud Siri Kjeksrud Siri Kjeksrud Siri Kjeksrud – Siri Kjeksrud
2000 [15] Ina Berg Ina Berg Ina Berg Ina Berg – Ina Berg
2001 [16] Lene Bergersen Lene Bergersen Hanne Sandberg Lene Bergersen Lene Bergersen –
2002 [17] Rikke Müller Rikke Müller Rikke Müller Martine Munkvold Rikke Müller –
2003 [18] Rikke Müller – Trine Krogstad Rikke Müller Rikke Müller Rikke Müller
2004 [19] Lise Østeby – Lise Østeby Lise Østeby Lise Østeby Lise Østeby
2005 [20] Lise Østeby Lise Østeby – Lise Østeby Lise Østeby Martine Munkvold
2006 [21] Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Hanna Kristine Bogetveit – Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Lise Østeby Jeanette Sørensen
2007 [22] Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Hanna Kristine Bogetveit – Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Hanna Kristine Bogetveit
2008 [23] Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Hanna Kristine Bogetveit – Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Hanna Kristine Bogetveit
2009 [24] Marte Dobbertin Gram Marte Dobbertin Gram Hanna Kristine Bogetveit Marte Dobbertin Gram – Marte Dobbertin Gram
2010 [25] Yngvild Rømcke Yngvild Rømcke Yngvild Rømcke Yngvild Rømcke – Yngvild Rømcke
2011 [26] Yngvild Rømcke – Yngvild Rømcke Yngvild Rømcke Thea Elise Holthe Josefine Hustoft
2012 [27] Emilie Holte – Silje Bogetveit Silje Bogetveit Silje Bogetveit Emilie Holte
2013 [28] Emilie Holte – Martine Ege Vangsal Emilie Holte Mia Ege Vangsal Emilie Holte
2014 [29] Emilie Holte – Emilie Holte Fanny Lunde Emilie Holte Emilie Holte
2015 [30] Emilie Holte – Emilie Holte Emilie Holte Karoline Wennberg Emilie Holte
2016 [31] Emilie Holte – Emilie Holte Emilie Holte Fanny Lunde Emilie Hvidsten Swensen
2017 [32] Emilie Holte – Emilie Holte Emilie Holte Margit Øverås Margit Øverås
2018 [33] Emilie Hvidsten Swensen – Emilie Hvidsten Swensen Emilie Hvidsten Swensen Margit Øverås Emilie Hvidsten Swensen
2019 [34] Josephine Juul Møller – Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller Ingrid Bratsberg
2021 Josephine Juul Møller – Anna Stoyanova Anna Stoyanova Anna Stoyanova Lotte Juul Møller
2022 [35] Josephine Juul Møller – Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller
2023 [36] Josephine Juul Møller – Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller
2024 [37] Josephine Juul Møller – Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller Josephine Juul Møller

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