Swiss Figure Skating Championships

Swiss Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	Switzerland
Inaugurated	1919
Organized by	Swiss Ice Skating

The Swiss Figure Skating Championships (German : Schweizermeisterschaften Elite Kunstlaufen und Eistanzen; French : Championnats Suisses Elite Patinage Artistique et Danse sur Glace) are an annual figure skating competition organized by Swiss Ice Skating to crown the national champions of Switzerland. National championship competitions in figure skating were first held in Switzerland alongside speed skating and ice hockey in 1919 in St. Moritz. ^[1] Competitions were held intermittently in St. Moritz between 1919 and 1927, as the availability of a suitable ice surface was dependent on the weather. When the championships returned in 1931, a separate event for women was included. Pair skating was added as an event in 1933, and while separate competitions in ice dance had been held prior to 1965, ice dance events began being held concurrently with the other disciplines beginning in 1965. The Swiss Championships have only been cancelled one time since 1931: in 2021 owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Medals are awarded 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. Oliver Höner holds the record for winning the most Swiss Championship titles in men's singles (with eleven), while Sarah Meier holds the record in women's singles (with eight), and Pierette Dubois and Paul Dubois hold the record in pair skating (with ten). Diane Gerencser holds the record for winning the most Swiss Championship titles in ice dance (with six), although these were not with the same partner.

The 2026 Swiss Championships are scheduled to be held 19–21 December 2025 in Lugano. ^[2]

Senior medalists

The reigning Swiss figure skating champions: Lukas Britschgi (men's singles); Kimmy Repond (women's singles); Oxana Vouillamoz and Tom Bouvart (pair skating); and Gina Zehnder and Beda Leon Sieber (ice dance)

Men's singles

Men's event results

Year	Location	Gold [3]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1919	St. Moritz	Alfred Mégroz	Georges Gautschi	No other competitors	[1]
1920	No competition held				[3]
1921	St. Moritz	Alfred Mégroz	No other competitors		[4]
1922–23	No competitions held				[3]
1924	St. Moritz	Alfred Mégroz	Charles Willi	H. Merker	[5]
1925	No competition held				[3]
1926	Davos	Georges Gautschi	O. Meyer	G. Reinhart	[6]
1927	St. Moritz		Edwin Keller	Theophil Stäubli	[7]
1928–30	No competitions held				[3]
1931	Zurich	Georges Gautschi	Heinz Cattani	Edwin Keller	[8]
1932		Heinz Cattani	Edwin Keller	Theophil Stäubli	[9]
1933	Engelberg	Edwin Keller	Othmar Jordi	Heinz Cattani	[10]
1934	Bern		Lucian Büeler	Ernst Fenner	[11]
1935	Basel	Lucian Büeler	Ernst Fenner	Alexander Schlageter	[12]
1936	Arosa		Hans Kunz	Emil Sommerhalder	[13]
1937	Davos		Ernst Fenner	Charles Rima	[14]
1938	Bern	Hans Gerschwiler	Martin Enderlin	Jakob Biedermann	[15]
1939	Arosa		Jacob Biedermann	Marcel Leimgruber	[16]
1940		Karl Enderlin	Marcel Leimgruber	Rolf Wieser	[17]
1941	Glarus		Rolf Wieser	A. Stämpfli	[18]
1942	Arosa			Fritz Dürst	[19]
1943	Lausanne	Fritz Durst	Max Frei	No other competitors	[20]
1944	Davos	Kurt Sönning	Rolf Wieser	Marcel Leimgruber	[21]
1945	Zurich	Karl Enderlin	Kurt Sönning	Rolf Wieser	[22]
1946	Davos	Hans Gerschwiler	Fritz Durst	Kurt Sönning	[23]
1947	Arosa		François Pache	No other competitors	[24]
1948	Davos		Karl Enderlin	François Pache	[25]
1949	Lausanne	Kurt Sönning	François Pache	Gérald Desbaillet	[26]
1950	Basel				[27]
1951	Klosters	François Pache	Fritz Loosli	Roland Schenkel	[28]
1952	Flims			Gérald Desbaillet	[29]
1953	Arosa	Hubert Köpfler	François Pache	André Calame	[30]
1954	Villars-sur-Ollon	François Pache	Hans Müller	Fritz Loosli	[31]
1955	Flims	Hans Müller	Kurt Pulver	Gérald Desbaillet	[32]
1956	Basel	François Pache	Hans Müller	Hubert Köpfler	[33]
1957	Arosa	Hubert Köpfler	François Pache	No other competitors	[34]
1958	Zurich	François Pache	No other competitors		[35]
1959	Lausanne	Hubert Köpfler	François Pache	Marcel Paris	[36]
1960	Winterthur			Markus Germann	[37]
1961	Arosa				[38]
1962	Neuchâtel	François Pache	Markus Germann	Hans-Jörg Studer	[39]
1963	Zurich	Markus Germann	Hans-Jörg Studer	Peter Grütter	[40]
1964	Winterthur			Peter Stöhr	[41]
1965	Geneva	Hans-Jörg Studer	Peter Grütter		[42]
1966	Lucerne		Daniel Höner	Peter Grütter	[43]
1967	Basel	Daniel Höner	Jean-Pierre Devenoges	Blaise Rossinelli	[44]
1968	Zurich				[45]
1969	Lausanne			Meinrad Rössli	[46]
1970	Winterthur		Gaston Schäffer		[47]
1971	St. Gallen		Bernard Bauer	Gaston Schäffer	[48]
1972	Bern		Gaston Schäffer	No other competitors	[49]
1973	Basel		Leonardo Lienhard	Stéphane Prince	[50]
1974	Geneva	Stéphane Prince [a]		No other competitors	[52]
1975	Villars-sur-Ollon	No men's competitors			[53]
1976	Bern	Martin Sochor	Daniel Fürer	No other competitors	[54]
1977	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Richard Furrer		Martin Sochor	[55]
1978	Herisau	Daniel Fürer	Richard Furrer	No other competitors	[56]
1979	Aarau	Oliver Höner		Marco Scheibler	[57]
1980	Bern		Marco Scheibler	Roberto Cavallaro	[58]
1981	Lausanne	Richard Furrer	Eugenio Biaggini	Paul Sonderegger	[59]
1982	Zurich	Oliver Höner	Richard Furrer	Eugenio Biaggini	[60]
1983	Arosa	Richard Furrer	Didier Dieufils		[61]
1984	Geneva	Oliver Höner	Richard Furrer	Didier Dieufils	[62]
1985	Lausanne		Paul Sonderegger	Adrian Anliker	[63]
1986	Porrentruy		Mark Bachofen	Paul Sonderegger	[64]
1987	Bern				[65]
1988	Lucerne		Alexandro Lo Monte	Mark Bachofen	[66]
1989	Zurich		Sandro Bosshard	Theo Portmann	[67]
1990	Lausanne		Paul Sonderegger	Daniel Galliker	[68]
1991	Olten			Patrick Meier	[69]
1992	Monthey	Patrick Meier		Daniel Galliker	[70]
1993	Bern	Nicolas Binz	Paul Sonderegger	Patrick Meier	[71]
1994	Neuchâtel	Patrick Meier	Nicolas Binz	Paul Sonderegger	[72]
1995	Davos	Marius Negrea	Patrick Meier	Nicolas Binz	[73]
1996	Lugano	Patrick Meier	Nicolas Binz	Pierre-Daniel Liaudat	[74]
1997	Grindelwald		Andreas von Arb	Nicolas Binz	[75]
1998	Schaffhausen		Oscar Peter		[76]
1999	Lausanne			No other competitors	[77]
2000	Lugano				[78]
2001	Geneva	Stéphane Lambiel	Patrick Meier	Oscar Peter	[79]
2002	Zurich		Jamal Othman		[80]
2003	Zug		Raphaël Bohren	Patrick Meier	[81]
2004	Neuchâtel		Patrick Meier	Jamal Othman	[82]
2005	Lausanne		Jamal Othman	Moris Pfeifhofer	[83]
2006	Biasca			Raphaël Bohren	[84]
2007	Geneva			Moris Pfeifhofer	[85]
2008	Winterthur		Moris Pfeifhofer	Jamal Othman	[86]
2009	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Jamal Othman	Tomi Pulkkinen	Mikael Redin	[87]
2010	Lugano	Stéphane Lambiel	Jamal Othman		[88]
2011	Zug	Mikael Redin	Laurent Alvarez	Stéphane Walker	[89]
2012	Basel	Laurent Alvarez	Stéphane Walker	Mikael Redin	[90]
2013	Geneva	Stéphane Walker	Nicolas Dubois		[91]
2014	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Mikael Redin	Nicola Todeschini	[92]
2015	Lugano	Nicola Todeschini	Vincent Cuérel	Nicolas Dubois	[93]
2016	Lausanne	Stéphane Walker	Nicola Todeschini		[94]
2017	Lucerne		Lukas Britschgi	Nurullah Sahaka	[95]
2018	Neuchâtel		Nicola Todeschini	Lukas Britschgi	[96]
2019	Wetzikon	Lukas Britschgi	Nurullah Sahaka	Tomàs Guarino Sabaté	[97]
2020	Biel/Bienne			Nicola Todeschini	[98]
2021	St. Moritz	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[99]
2022	Lucerne	Lukas Britschgi	Egor Murashov	Nurullah Sahaka	[100]
2023	Chur	Nurullah Sahaka	Micha Steffen	Noah Bodenstein	[101]
2024	Küsnacht	Lukas Britschgi	Georgii Pavlov	Nico Steffen	[102]
2025	Geneva		Noah Bodenstein		[103]

1. While Stéphane Prince finished in first place, he did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Swiss Champion. ^[51]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [104]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1931	Zurich	Edith Gautschi	Edwige Rogger	Lilly Kuhn	[8]
1932				O. Saratz	[9]
1933	Engelberg	Guldborg Sjursen	O. Saratz	Dora Wehrli	[10]
1934	Bern		Angela Anderes	Edwige Rogger	[11]
1935	Basel	Angela Anderes	Trixli Bon	Dora Wehrli	[12]
1936	Arosa		Herta Frey-Dexler	Edwige Rogger	[13]
1937	Davos			Inge Manger	[14]
1938	Bern	Inge Manger	Angela Anderes	Gertrud Flury	[15]
1939	Arosa	Angela Anderes	Ilse Schottländer		[16]
1940			Ursula Arnold	Ilse Schottlander	[17]
1941	Glarus	Ilse Schottlander		Verena Schulthess	[18]
1942	Arosa	Ursula Arnold	Anna Oetiker	Maja Hug	[19]
1943	Lausanne	Doris Blanc	Ursula Arnold		[20]
1944	Davos	Ursula Arnold	Maja Hug	Trudy Hufschmied	[21]
1945	Zurich	Maja Hug	Doris Blanc	Helene Bantli	[22]
1946	Davos		Ursula Arnold	Doris Blanc	[23]
1947	Arosa		Lotti Höner	No other competitors	[24]
1948	Davos			Doris Blanc	[25]
1949	Lausanne		Ghislaine Kopf	Regula Arnold	[26]
1950	Basel		Regula Arnold	Ghislaine Kopf	[27]
1951	Klosters	Yolande Jobin	Susi Wirz		[28]
1952	Flims	Susi Wirz	Yolande Jobin	Doris Zerbe	[29]
1953	Arosa	Doris Zerbe		Alice Fischer	[30]
1954	Villars-sur-Ollon	Georgette Fischer	Alice Fischer	Elvira Schürr	[31]
1955	Flims			Carine Borner	[32]
1956	Basel	Alice Fischer	Carine Borner	Elvira Schürr	[33]
1957	Arosa		Rita Müller	Carine Borner	[34]
1958	Zurich	Rita Müller	Liliane Crosa	Edith Fuchs	[35]
1959	Lausanne	Liliane Crosa	Fränzi Schmidt		[36]
1960	Winterthur			Ann-Margreth Frei	[37]
1961	Arosa	Fränzi Schmidt	Dorette Bek		[38]
1962	Neuchâtel			Gaby Kleiner	[39]
1963	Zurich	Dorette Bek	Fränzi Schmidt	Monika Zingg	[40]
1964	Winterthur	Fränzi Schmidt	Monika Zingg	Christiane Boillod	[41]
1965	Geneva	Pia Zürcher	Cécile Rusch	Charlotte Walter	[42]
1966	Lucerne		Charlotte Walter	Cécile Rusch	[43]
1967	Basel			Monika Torriani	[44]
1968	Zurich	Charlotte Walter	Ingrid Seiterle	Evi Mäder	[45]
1969	Lausanne		Karin Iten	Eva Charles	[46]
1970	Winterthur		Ann-Claire Rüedi	Marlyse Eicher	[47]
1971	St. Gallen		Karin Iten	Donna Walter	[48]
1972	Bern		Donna Walter	Karin Iten	[49]
1973	Basel	Karin Iten		Danièle Dubuis	[50]
1974	Geneva		Kathy Brunner	Evelyn Reusser	[52]
1975	Villars-sur-Ollon		Evi Köpfli	Michelle Haider	[53]
1976	Bern	Danielle Rieder			[54]
1977	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Denise Biellmann	Anita Siegfried	[105]
1978	Herisau				[106]
1979	Aarau	Denise Biellmann	Corinne Wyrsch		[57]
1980	Bern		Danielle Rieder	Myriam Oberwiler	[58]
1981	Lausanne		Corinne Wyrsch	Anita Siegfried	[59]
1982	Zurich	Myriam Oberwiler	Sandra Cariboni	Manuela Tschupp	[60]
1983	Arosa	Sandra Cariboni	Myriam Oberwiler	Mirella Grazia	[61]
1984	Geneva	Myriam Oberwiler	Sandra Cariboni	Manuela Tschupp	[62]
1985	Lausanne	Claudia Villiger			[63]
1986	Porrentruy		Manuela Tschupp	Sophie Estermann	[64]
1987	Bern		Stéfanie Schmid	Kathrin Schröter	[65]
1988	Lucerne	Stéfanie Schmid	Petra von Moos	Mirjam Wehrli	[66]
1989	Zurich			Michèle Claret	[67]
1990	Lausanne	Mirjam Wehrli	Michèle Claret	Stéfanie Schmid	[68]
1991	Olten	Sabrina Tschudi	Nathalie Krieg		[69]
1992	Monthey	Nicole Skoda		Sabrina Tschudi	[70]
1993	Bern	Nathalie Krieg	Nicole Skoda	Janine Bur	[71]
1994	Neuchâtel		Janine Bur	Nicole Skoda	[72]
1995	Davos	Janine Bur	Nathalie Krieg	Lucinda Ruh	[73]
1996	Lugano	Lucinda Ruh	Janine Bur	Anina Fivian	[74]
1997	Grindelwald	Anina Fivian	Lucinda Ruh	Roberta Piazzini	[75]
1998	Schaffhausen			Christel Borghi	[76]
1999	Lausanne	Christel Borghi	Sarah Meier	Anina Fivian	[77]
2000	Lugano	Sarah Meier	Kimena Brog-Meier	Nicole Skoda	[78]
2001	Geneva			Simone Walthard	[79]
2002	Zurich	Kimena Brog-Meier	Viviane Käser	Roberta Piazzini	[80]
2003	Zug	Sarah Meier	Kimena Brog-Meier	Corinne Djoungong	[81]
2004	Neuchâtel	Cindy Carquillat [a]	Lucie Anne Blazek	Myriam Flühmann	[82]
2005	Lausanne	Sarah Meier	Kimena Brog-Meier	Cindy Carquillat	[83]
2006	Biasca		Bettina Heim		[84]
2007	Geneva			Myriam Leuenberger	[85]
2008	Winterthur		Viviane Käser	Noémie Silberer	[108]
2009	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Nicole Graf	Romy Bühler		[87]
2010	Lugano	Sarah Meier	Bettina Heim	Romy Bühler	[109]
2011	Zug	Bettina Heim	Romy Bühler	Myriam Leuenberger	[89]
2012	Basel	Romy Bühler	Myriam Leuenberger	Nicole Graf	[90]
2013	Geneva	Tina Stürzinger	Anna Ovcharova		[91]
2014	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Anna Ovcharova	Tanja Odermatt	Tina Stürzinger	[92]
2015	Lugano	Eveline Brunner	Anna Ovcharova	Tanja Odermatt	[93]
2016	Lausanne	Tanja Odermatt	Shaline Rüegger	Yasmine Yamada	[94]
2017	Lucerne	Yasmine Yamada	Yoonmi Lehmann	Jérômie Repond	[95]
2018	Neuchâtel	Alexia Paganini		Yasmine Yamada	[96]
2019	Wetzikon		Yasmine Yamada	Yoonmi Lehmann	[97]
2020	Biel/Bienne		Noémie Bodenstein	Yasmine Yamada	[98]
2021	St. Moritz	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[99]
2022	Lucerne	Alexia Paganini	Yasmine Yamada	Livia Kaiser	[100]
2023	Chur	Livia Kaiser	Kimmy Repond	Sarina Joos	[101]
2024	Küsnacht	Kimmy Repond	Carla Anthea Gradinaru	Livia Kaiser	[102]
2025	Geneva		Livia Kaiser	Ophélie Clerc	[103]

1. While Cindy Carquillat did finish in first place at the 2004 Swiss Championships, she did not achieve the minimum required score of 4.8 to be named the Swiss Champion. ^[107]

Pairs

Pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [110]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1933	Engelberg	B. Streuli Edwin Keller	Ruth Hauser B. Persitz	Herta Schülling Charles Rima	[10]
1934	Bern	Ruth Hauser Edwin Keller	Fräulein Kläsi S. Steiger		[11]
1935	Basel	Fräulein Kläsi S. Steiger	Herta Schilling Charles Rima	Pierette Dubois Paul Dubois	[12]
1936	Arosa	Pierette Dubois Paul Dubois		Ruth Hauser Edwin Keller	[13]
1937	Davos		Herta Schilling Hans Beyeler	No other competitors	[14]
1938	Bern			Mia Kaiser Lucian Büeler	[111]
1939	Arosa		Mia Kaiser Lucian Büeler	Ester Niethammer Jakob Biedermann	[16]
1940				Fräulein Jordan Marcel Leimgruber	[17]
1941	Glarus		Fräulein Jordan Marcel Leimgruber	Luny Unold Hans Kuster	[18]
1942	Arosa	Emilia Pancaldi Hans Gabriel		L. Bopp E. Schneider	[19]
1943	Lausanne	Pierette Dubois Paul Dubois	Emilia Pancaldi Hans Gabriel	Luny Unold Hans Kuster	[20]
1944	Davos		Luny Unold Hans Kuster	No other competitors	[21]
1945	Zurich				[22]
1946	Davos	Luny Unold Hans Kuster	Lohni Schneider Kurth Schneider		[112]
1947	Arosa		Eliane Steinemann André Calame	Rovida Brown Nigel Brown	[24]
1948	Davos				[25]
1949	Lausanne	Eliane Steinemann André Calame	Ghislaine Köpf François Pache		[26]
1950	Basel		Rovida Brown Nigel Brown	Silvia Grandjean Michel Grandjean	[27]
1951	Klosters		Silvia Grandjean Michel Grandjean	Rovida Brown Nigel Brown	[28]
1952	Flims	Silvia Grandjean Michel Grandjean	No other competitors		[29]
1953	Arosa		Susy Holstein Willy Wahl	Rovida Brown Nigel Brown	[30]
1954	Villars-sur-Ollon				[31]
1955	Flims	Susy Holstein Willy Wahl	Maja Hohl Fritz Loosli	No other competitors	[32]
1956	Basel				[33]
1957	Arosa	Gerda Johner Rüdi Johner	No other competitors		[34]
1958	Zurich				[35]
1959	Lausanne		Rösli Eberli Eugen Jost	No other competitors	[36]
1960	Winterthur		Erika Germann Markus Germann		[37]
1961	Arosa			Ruth Frei Gino Arnosti	[38]
1962	Neuchâtel		Jacqueline Steiner Jean-Pierre Külling	Erika Germann Markus Germann	[39]
1963	Zurich		Monique Mathis Yves Aellig	No other competitors	[40]
1964	Winterthur				[41]
1965	Geneva			Mona Szabo Peter Szabo	[42]
1966	Lucerne	Monique Mathis Yves Aellig	Mona Szabo Peter Szabo	No other competitors	[43]
1967	Basel	Mona Szabo Peter Szabo	Monique Mathis Yves Aellig	Edith Sperl Heinz Wirz	[44]
1968	Zurich		Karin Künzle Christian Künzle	No other competitors	[45]
1969	Lausanne	Edith Sperl Heinz Wirz		Barbara Junker Rolf Müller	[46]
1970	Winterthur	Karin Künzle Christian Künzle	Barbara Junker Rolf Müller	No other competitors	[47]
1971	St. Gallen		No other competitors		[48]
1972	Bern				[49]
1973	Basel		Andrea Meier Roland Meier	No other competitors	[50]
1974	Geneva				[51]
1975	Villars-sur-Ollon		Sibylle Dekumbis Peter Dekumbis		[53]
1976	Bern		No other competitors		[54]
1977	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Chantal Zürcher Paul Huber			[105]
1978	Herisau	Gaby Galambos Jörg Galambos			[56]
1979	Aarau	Christine Eicher Paul Huber	Gaby Galambos Jörg Galambos	No other competitors	[57]
1980	Bern	Danielle Rieder Paul Huber			[58]
1981	Lausanne	Gaby Galambos Jörg Galambos	No other competitors		[59]
1982	Zurich				[60]
1983	Arosa	Gaby Galambos Jörg Galambos [a]			[61]
1984	Geneva	Gaby Galambos Jörg Galambos			[62]
1985–86	No pairs competitors				[110]
1987	Bern	Saskia Bourgeois Guy Bourgeois [b]	No other competitors		[65]
1988	Lucerne	Saskia Bourgeois Guy Bourgeois	Leslie Monod Cédric Monod	No other competitors	[66]
1989	Zurich				[67]
1990	Lausanne				[68]
1991	Olten		No other competitors		[69]
1992	Monthey	Leslie Monod Cédric Monod			[70]
1993	Bern				[71]
1994	Neuchâtel				[72]
1995–2007	No pairs competitors				[110]
2008	Winterthur	Anaïs Morand Antoine Dorsaz	No other competitors		[113]
2009	La Chaux-de-Fonds				[87]
2010	Lugano				[109]
2011	Zug	Anaïs Morand Timothy Leemann			[89]
2012	Basel				[90]
2013	Geneva	No pairs competitors			[91]
2014	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Méline Habechian Noah Scherer	Alexandra Herbríková Nicolas Roulet	No other competitors	[92]
2015	Lugano	Alexandra Herbríková Nicolas Roulet	No other competitors		[93]
2016	Lausanne		Ioulia Chtchetinina Noah Scherer	No other competitors	[94]
2017	Lucerne	Ioulia Chtchetinina Noah Scherer	Alexandra Herbríková Nicolas Roulet		[95]
2018	Neuchâtel	Ioulia Chtchetinina Mikhail Akulov	No other competitors		[96]
2019	Wetzikon	Alexandra Herbríková Nicolas Roulet			[97]
2020	Biel/Bienne				[98]
2021	St. Moritz	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[99]
2022	Lucerne	Jessica Pfund Joshua Santillan	No other competitors		[100]
2023	Chur	No pairs competitors			[101]
2024	Küsnacht	Pauline Irman Benjamin Jalovick	No other competitors		[102]
2025	Geneva	Oxana Vouillamoz Tom Bouvart			[103]

1. While Gaby Galambos and Jörg Galambos were the only pairs competitors at the 1983 Swiss Championships, they did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Swiss Champions. ^[61]
2. While Saskia Bourgeois and Guy Bourgeois were the only pairs competitors at the 1987 Swiss Championships, they did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Swiss Champions. ^[65]

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [114]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1960	Bern	Mary van Urk Jürg Wilhelm	Marlyse Fornachon Charles Pichard	No other competitors	[115]
1961	Lucerne	Marlyse Fornachon Charles Pichard	Rosemarie Lerf Heinrich Kern	Denise Bornoz Pierre Bornoz	[116]
1962	Villars-sur-Ollon			Susi Degen Willy Wahl	[117]
1963	Flims		No other competitors		[118]
1964	Davos	No ice dance competitors			[119]
1965	Geneva	Elisabeth Schatz Michel Lechaire	Micheline Guignard Gilbert Guignard	Mary-Anne Besse Daniel Besse	[42]
1966	Lucerne	Rosmarie Lerf Roland Wehinger	No other competitors		[43]
1967	Basel	No ice dance competitors			[44]
1968	Zurich	Margrit Roggwiller Eugen Jost	Christiane Dallenbach Leo Barbelon	Silvia Bodmer Beat Streib	[120]
1969	Lausanne	Christiane Dallenbach Leo Barblan	Silvia Bodmer Beat Steib	No other competitors	[46]
1970	Winterthur	Tatjana Grossen Alexander Grossen	Christiane Dallenbach Leo Barblan	Silvia Bodmer Beat Steib	[47]
1971	St. Gallen		Silvia Bodmer Beat Steib	Käthi Zbinden Leo Barblan	[48]
1972	Bern	Silvia Bodmer Beat Steib	Käthi Zbinden Leo Barblan	Gerda Bühler Mathis Bächi	[49]
1973	Basel	Gerda Bühler Mathis Bächi	Silvia Bodmer Beat Steib	Käthi Zbinden Leo Barblan	[50]
1974	Geneva		Käthi Zbinden Leo Barblan	Nicole Blanc Jean-Philippe Favre-Bulle	[51]
1975	Villars-sur-Ollon	Gerda Bühler Maxime Erlanger	Nicole Favre-Bulle Jean-Philipe Favre-Bulle	Käthi Zbinden Lionel Focking	[121]
1976	Bern		Sylvette Pahud Jean-Michel Pahud	No other competitors	[54]
1977	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Regula Lattmann Hanspeter Müller	Marianne Zingg Urs Zingg	Esther Giuglia Attila Pauli	[105]
1978	Herisau		Claudia Schmidlin Daniel Schmidlin		[56]
1979	Aarau			Erika Binz Adrian Schmidlin	[57]
1980	Bern		Esther Giuglia Roland Mäder	Béatrice Herzig Attila Pauli	[58]
1981	Lausanne			Graziella Ferpozzi Marco Ferpozzi	[59]
1982	Zurich	Graziella Ferpozzi Marco Ferpozzi		Salome Brunner Markus Merz	[60]
1983	Arosa		Claudia Schmidlin Daniel Schmidlin		[61]
1984	Geneva		Salome Brunner Markus Merz	Claudia Schmidlin Daniel Schmidlin	[62]
1985	Lausanne	Gaby Schuppli Markus Merz	Beatrice Herzig Roland Mäder	Dietlind Gerloff Claude Hamori	[63]
1986	Porrentruy	Claudia Schmidlin Daniel Schmidlin	Dietlind Gerloff Claude Hamori	No other competitors	[64]
1987	Bern	Desirée Schlegel Patrik Brecht		Danielle Märk Markus Merz	[65]
1988	Lucerne		Danielle Märk Markus Merz	Dietlind Gerloff Claude Hamori	[66]
1989	Zurich	Diane Gerencser Bernard Columberg	Desirée Schlegel Patrik Brecht	Danielle Märk Markus Merz	[67]
1990	Lausanne		Anne-Catherine Conscience Christoph Baumann	No other competitors	[68]
1991	Olten		Yvette Rauber Patrik Brecht		[69]
1992	Monthey	Valérie Le Tensorer Jörg Kienzle	Zuzana Merz Markus Merz	Yvette Rauber Patrick Brecht	[70]
1993	Bern	Diane Gerencser Alexander Stanislavov	Anne-Catherine Conscience Roger Conscience	No other competitors	[71]
1994	Neuchâtel				[72]
1995	Davos		Irma Siradovic Alexei Pospelov	Laurie-Agnes Pécoud Fabrice Pécoud	[73]
1996	Lugano	Cornelia Diener Alexej Pospelov	Laurie-Agnes Pécoud Fabrice Pécoud	Andréa Wyss Marc Schneider	[74]
1997	Grindelwald	Andréa Wyss Marc Schneider [a]	No other competitors		[75]
1998	Schaffhausen	Eliane Hugentobler Daniel Hugentobler			[76]
1999	Lausanne				[77]
2000	Lugano				[78]
2001	Geneva				[79]
2002	Zurich				[80]
2003–04	No ice dance competitors				[114]
2005	Lausanne	Daniela Keller Fabian Keller	Christel Savioz Jean-Philippe Mathieu	Leonie Krail Oscar Peter	[83]
2006	Biasca	Leonie Krail Oscar Peter		No other competitors	[84]
2007	Geneva	Nora von Bergen David DeFazio		Leonie Krail Oscar Peter	[85]
2008	Winterthur	Leonie Krail Oscar Peter		No other competitors	[122]
2009	La Chaux-de-Fonds		No other competitors		[87]
2010	Lugano	Ramona Elsener Florian Roost	Leonie Krail Oscar Peter	No other competitors	[109]
2011	Zug		No other competitors		[89]
2012	Basel				[90]
2013	Geneva				[91]
2014	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Katarina Paice Andrea Morrone	No other competitors	[92]
2015	Lugano	Sandrine-Tabea Hofstetter Jérémie Flemin	Katarina Paice Yuri Yeremenko		[93]
2016	Lausanne	Katarina Paice Yuri Yeremenko	No other competitors		[94]
2017	Lucerne	Victoria Manni Carlo Röthlisberger	Bailey Melton Darian Weiss	No other competitors	[95]
2018	Neuchâtel		No other competitors		[96]
2019	Wetzikon		Arianna Wróblewska Stéphane Walker	No other competitors	[97]
2020	Biel/Bienne				[98]
2021	St. Moritz	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[99]
2022	Lucerne	Jasmine Tessari Stéphane Walker	Fiona Pernas German Shamraev	Arianna Sassi Luca Morini	[100]
2023	Chur	Arianna Sassi Luca Morini	No other competitors		[101]
2024	Küsnacht		Kayleigh Ella Maksymec Félix Desmarais	Nicole Calderari Cristian Murer	[102]
2025	Geneva	Gina Zehnder Beda Leon Sieber	Arianna Sassi Luca Morini	No other competitors	[103]

1. While Andréa Wyss and Marc Schneider were the only competitors at the 1997 Swiss Championships, they did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Swiss Champions. ^[114]

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1993	Neuchâtel	Thomas Schätzle	Stephan Beer	No other competitors	[123]
1994	Zurich	Andreas von Arb		Frédéric Fetzer	[124]
1995			Thomas Schätzle	Jörg Kling	[125]
1996		Oscar Peter		Salvatore Corbisiero	[126]
1997	Uzwil	Salvatore Corbisiero	Jörg Kling	No other competitors	[127]
1998	Lugano		Patrick Addeo		[128]
1999	Lausanne	Stéphane Lambiel	No other competitors		[77]
2000	Lugano	Jamal Othman	Raphaël Bohren	André Kilchenmann	[78]
2001	Geneva		Erland Moecki	Gian Rageth	[79]
2002	Zurich	Gian Rageth	Daniel Widmer	Moris Pfeifhofer	[80]
2003	Zug	Moris Pfeifhofer	Marco Walker	Clemens Brummer	[81]
2004	Neuchâtel	Marco Walker	Daniel Widmer	Christopher Coleman	[82]
2005	Lausanne	Laurent Alvarez		Dat Nguyen	[83]
2006	Lucerne	Stéphane Walker	Nicolas Dubois		[84]
2007	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Tomi Pulkkinen		Timothy Leemann	[85]
2008	Biasca		Timothy Leemann	Joos Kündig	[86]
2010	Lausanne	Sergey Balashov	Ioan Perret	Carlo Röthlisberger	[88]
2013	Biasca	Vincent Cuérel	Tim Huber	Loïc Dubois	[91]
2014	Thônex	Tim Huber	Nurullah Sahaka	Ambros Grünenfelder	[92]
2015	Winterthur	Nurullah Sahaka	Lukas Britschgi	Beat Schümperli	[93]
2016	Biasca	Lukas Britschgi	Tim Huber	Micha Steffen	[94]
2017	Lugano	Noah Bodenstein	Tomàs Guarino Sabaté	David Gouveia	[95]
2018	Morges		Artemiy Kositsyn		[96]
2019	La Chaux-de-Fonds		David Gouveia	Artemiy Kositsyn	[97]
2020	Monthey		Matvey Ivanou	Leon Auspurg	[98]
2021	St. Moritz	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[99]
2022	Bulle	Naoki Rossi	Georgii Pavlov	Aurel Chiper	[100]
2023	Dübendorf	Aurélian Chervet		Taigo Thomas Sakai	[101]
2024	Küsnacht		Ean Weiler	Damien Eckstein	[102]
2025	Geneva	Ean Weiler	Sandro De Angelo	Tammaro Wyss	[103]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1993	Neuchâtel	Lucinda Ruh	Catherine Chammartin	Monika Leopold	[123]
1994	Zurich	Christel Borghi	Monika Leopold	Tanja Bertschi	[124]
1995		Claudia Tschudi	Berrack Destanli		[125]
1996		Simone Walthard	Celyne Stoudmann	Berrak Destanli	[126]
1997	Uzwil	Tania Hauser	Nicole Meier	Christine Gossewisch	[127]
1998	Lugano	Cristina Bassi	Christina Gossewisch	Caroline Domb	[128]
1999	Lausanne	Kimena Brog-Meier	Jennifer Schmid	Lucie-Anne Blazek	[77]
2000	Lugano	Lucie-Anne Blazek	Cornelia Rast	Melanie Janice Bernhard	[78]
2001	Geneva	Viviane Käser	Cécile Grometto	Myriam Leuenberger	[79]
2002	Zurich	Simone Frunz	Cindy Carquillat	Myriam Flühmann	[80]
2003	Zug	Sarah Aepli	Bettina Heim	Sarah Auberson	[81]
2004	Neuchâtel	Bettina Heim	Caroline Zadory	Sandra Germann	[82]
2005	Lausanne	Noémie Silberer	Aurelie Buchs	Diana Pedretti	[83]
2006	Lucerne	Martina Pfirter	Corinne Kuerschner	Melanie Egelhofer	[84]
2007	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Sylvie Hauert	Talika Gerber	Angela Koch	[85]
2008	Biasca	Romy Bühler	Virginie Clerc	Sidonie Rohrer	[86]
2010	Lausanne	Alisson Perticheto	Déborah Pisa	Tina Stuerzinger	[88]
2013	Biasca	Giulia Isceri	Fanny Dietschi	Alba Fonjallaz	[91]
2014	Thônex	Matilde Gianocca	Shaline Rüegger	Elena Oberholzer	[92]
2015	Winterthur	Jérômie Repond	Andrea Anliker	Zora Largo	[93]
2016	Biasca	Camille Chervet	Tina Leuenberger	Yoonmi Lehmann	[94]
2017	Lugano	Noémie Bodenstein	Oksana Artyomenko	Federica Magnifico	[95]
2018	Morges	Maïa Mazzara	Giulia Cello	Anaïs Coraducci	[96]
2019	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Nicole Zaika	Anna La Porta	Pauline Imam	[97]
2020	Monthey	Kimmy Repond		Sarina Joos	[98]
2021	St. Moritz	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[99]
2022	Bulle	Kimmy Repond	Sarina Joos	Ophélie Clerc	[100]
2023	Dübendorf	Carla Anthea Gradinaru	Sophie Joline Von Felten	Leandra Tzimpoukakis	[101]
2024	Küsnacht	Leandra Tzimpoukakis	Anastasia Brandenburg		[102]
2025	Geneva			Elisabeth Dibbern	[103]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1993–2006	No junior pairs competitors
2007	Geneva	Anaïs Morand Antoine Dorsaz	No other competitors		[85]
2008–23	No junior pairs competitors
2013	Geneva	Camille Heinkle Nicolas Roulet	No other competitors		[129]
2024	Küsnacht	Chiara Michaela Pazienza Maxim Knorr	No other competitors		[102]
2025	Geneva		Zoë Pflaum Linus Mager	No other competitors	[103]

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1993	Neuchâtel	Cornelia Deiner Thomas Deiner	Florence Petit Laurie Maier	Laurie Pecoud Fabric Pecoud	[123]
1994	Zurich	Eliane Hugentobler Daniel Hugentobler	Andréa Wyss Marc Schneider	No other competitors	[124]
1995			Caroline Leuthold Alexander Sessekine	Andréa Wyss Marc Schneider	[125]
1996			Soskia Bösch Martin Knöpfel	No other competitors	[126]
1997	Uzwil	No junior ice dance competitors			[127]
1998	Schaffhausen	Viviane Steiner Flavio Steiner	No other competitors		[76]
1999	Lausanne	No junior ice dance competitors			[77]
2000	Lugano	Daniela Keller Fabian Keller	No other competitors		[78]
2001	Geneva				[79]
2002	Zurich		Sara-Lena Weber Sven Lang	No other competitors	[80]
2003	Zug	No junior ice dance competitors			[81]
2004	Neuchâtel	Daniela Keller Fabian Keller	Nora von Bergen Boris Räber	Livia Wetzel Gerrit Knobloch	[82]
2005	Lausanne	Nora von Bergen Boris Räber	Livia Wetzel Gerrit Knobloch	No other competitors	[83]
2006	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Solène Pasztory Andrew McCrary		[84]
2007	Geneva	Ramona Elsener Florian Roost			[85]
2008	Winterthur		No other competitors		[130]
2009	La Chaux-de-Fonds		Victoria Bausback Seelik Mutti	No other competitors	[87]
2010	Lugano	No junior ice dance competitors			[88]
2011	Zug	Victoria Bausback Demid Rokachev	No other competitors		[89]
2012	Basel				[90]
2013–14	No junior ice dance competitors
2015	Lugano	Valentina Schär Carlo Röthlisberger	No other competitors		[93]
2016	Lausanne		Marie-Louise Leupold Christof Steger	No other competitors	[94]
2017	Lucerne	Marie-Louise Leupold Christof Steger	Cindy-Lilli Zimmerli Volodymyr Nakisko		[95]
2018	Neuchâtel	Cindy-Lilli Zimmerli Volodymyr Nakisko	No other competitors		[96]
2019	Wetzikon	No junior ice dance competitors			[97]
2020	Biel/Bienne	Gina Zehnder Beda Leon Sieber	Alina Klein Maxim Kobelt	Fiona Pernas Cyrille Vandestoke	[98]
2021	St. Moritz	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic			[99]
2022	Lucerne	Gina Zehnder Beda Leon Sieber	Kayleigh Ella Maksymec Maximilien Rahier	Elina Bacsa Cristian Murer	[100]
2023	Chur	Milla O'Brien Laurin Wiederkehr	Gina Zehnder Beda Leon Sieber	Maëlle Ledermann Antonin Emo	[101]
2024	Küsnacht	Gina Zehnder Beda Leon Sieber	Seraina Tscharner Laurin Wiederkehr	Éléonore Gabet Maxime Evéquoz	[102]
2025	Geneva	Seraina Tscharner Laurin Wiederkehr	Alexandra Lévy Alan Llorente	No other competitors	[103]

Records

Sarah Meier won a record eight Swiss Championship titles in women's singles.

Records

Discipline	Most championship titles
	Skater(s)	No.	Years	Ref.
Men's singles	Oliver Höner	11	1979–80; 1982; 1984–91	[131]
Women's singles	Sarah Meier	8	2000–01; 2003; 2005–08; 2010	[132]
Pairs	Pierette Dubois Paul Dubois	10	1936–45	[110]
Ice dance	Diane Gerencser [a]	6	1989–91; 1993–95	[67] [68] [69] [71] [72] [73]

1. Diane Gerencser won three championship titles while partnered with Bernard Columberg (1989–91) and three with Alexander Stanislavov (1993–95).

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External links

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• Swiss National Championships at Skating Scores
• Historical Results from the Swiss Figure Skating Championships