U.S. Figure Skating Championships

For the 2025 Championships, see 2025 U.S. Figure Skating Championships. For the synchronized skating championships, see U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships.

U.S. Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Date(s)	January
Frequency	Annual
Country	United States
Inaugurated	1914
Previous event	2025 U.S. Championships
Next event	2026 U.S. Championships
Organised by	U.S. Figure Skating

The U.S. Figure Skating Championships are held annually to crown the national champions of the United States. Skaters compete in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior and junior levels. The event is organized by U.S. Figure Skating, the sport's national governing body. ^[1] Pewter medals have been awarded to the fourth-place finishers in each event since 1988. The competition's results are among the criteria used to determine the American teams to the World Championships, World Junior Championships, Four Continents Championships, and Winter Olympics. ^[2]

Roger Turner currently holds the record for the most U.S. Championships won in men's singles (with seven), ^[3] while Maribel Vinson holds the record in women's singles (with nine). ^[4] Theresa Weld-Blanchard and Nathaniel Niles hold the record in pair skating (with nine), ^[5] while Meryl Davis and Charlie White, and Madison Chock and Evan Bates, are tied for the most championships in ice dance (with six each). ^{[6] [7]}

History

The inaugural championship took place in 1914 in New Haven, Connecticut. ^[8] Norman Scott of Canada won the men's event as well as the pairs event with his partner, Jeanne Chevalier. ^[9] Theresa Weld of the United States won the women's event. ^[9] No competitions were held from 1915 to 1917 due to World War I and again in 1919. ^[10] The championships returned in 1920 and have been held continuously since.

Men's singles, women's singles, and pair skating have been contested since the championships began. Ice dance was added in 1936, incorporating the waltz, fourteenstep, tango, and foxtrot. A live orchestra provided the music. ^[11]

There were no total interruptions to the championships due to World War II as there had been during World War I; only the senior men's events were cancelled in 1944 and 1945, because all but one of the skaters who would have competed had enlisted in the military. ^[12] Arthur Preusch II, the only remaining senior men's competitor, instead performed in exhibition. ^[12]

Roughly two weeks after the 1961 U.S. Championships, the airplane carrying most of the U.S. national team to the World Championships in Prague crashed while on approach to Brussels Airport in Belgium. ^[13] All passengers on board Sabena Flight 548 were killed, including all of the recently-crowned U.S. champions: men's champion Bradley Lord, women's champion Laurence Owen, pairs champions Maribel Owen and Dudley Richards, and ice dance champions Diane Sherbloom and Larry Pierce. Nine-time U.S. champion and coach Maribel Vinson-Owen, mother of both Laurence and Maribel, was on the flight as well. Also killed were men's silver medalist Gregory Kelley, women's silver medalist Stephanie Westerfeld, women's bronze medalist Rhode Lee Michelson, pairs silver medalists Ila Ray Hadley and Ray Hadley Jr., pairs bronze medalists Laurie Hickox and William Hickox, ice dance silver medalists Dona Lee Carrier and Roger Campbell, and ice dance bronze medalists Patricia Dineen and Robert Dineen, in addition to fourteen family members, coaches, and skating officials who were accompanying the team. Out of respect, the 1961 World Championships were cancelled the next day. ^[14]

Pewter medals have been awarded to the fourth-place finishers in each event beginning with the 1988 U.S. Championships. Photographs of the champions from the event show four medalists on the podium, and while the caption identifies the fourth-place medalist as simply "fourth", they are clearly seen wearing a medal. ^[15] The fourth-place medalist was simply credited as "fourth place" through 2012, but beginning with the 2013 U.S. Championships, they were identified as pewter medalists. ^[16]

Compulsory figures, which had always been a required element of men's and women's single skating, were retired after the 1990 U.S. Championships, ^[17] although they continued as a separate event for men and women from 1991 to 1999, ^[18] when they were retired altogether. ^[19]

On January 6, 1994, one day before she was scheduled to compete at the 1994 U.S. Championships, Nancy Kerrigan was struck above the knee by an assailant wielding a baton, and was forced to withdraw from the competition. ^[20] Subsequent investigations determined that the assailant had been hired by the ex-husband of fellow skater Tonya Harding, with the intention of preventing Kerrigan from competing at the U.S. Championships and the upcoming Winter Olympics in Lillehammer. ^[20] Although Harding had originally won the women's event at the 1994 U.S. Championships, U.S. Figure Skating later stripped her of that title. ^[21]

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 U.S. Championships were still held, albeit in a sealed arena with no live audience present. The sound of an audience was piped into the arena, seats were filled with fan cutouts, and the athletes' friends and families could be seen cheering them on via strategically-placed monitors. ^[22]

Three days after the 2025 U.S. Championships, a group of twenty-eight skaters, coaches, and family members flying to Washington, D.C., were killed when their airplane collided with a military helicopter and crashed into the Potomac River. Coaches Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov, the parents of U.S. skater Maxim Naumov, who had just won the pewter medal in the senior men's event, were among those killed. ^[23]

The 2026 U.S. Championships are scheduled to be held in St. Louis, Missouri. ^[24]

Qualifying

Qualification for the U.S. Championships begins at one of nine regional competitions. The regions are New England, North Atlantic, South Atlantic, Upper Great Lakes, Eastern Great Lakes, Southwestern, Northwest Pacific, Central Pacific, and Southwest Pacific. The top four finishers in each regional advance to one of three sectional competitions (Eastern, Midwestern, and Pacific Coast). Skaters who place in the top four at sectionals advance to the U.S. Championships. ^[1]

Skaters can also receive byes to the competition. Skaters can earn the right at the U.S. Championships without qualifying through a sectional championship by accomplishing any of the following: ^[1]

1. Placing first through fifth in each discipline at the previous U.S. Championships at the senior level
2. Winning a medal at the previous World Championships (e.g., the 2009 World Championships were the previous World Championships for the 2010 U.S. Championships)
3. Winning a medal at the previous Winter Olympic Games (e.g., the 2006 Winter Olympics were the previous Olympic Games for the 2010 U.S. Championships)
4. Qualifying for the Junior Grand Prix or Grand Prix Final

Regions and sections ^[1]

• Eastern Section
  • New England: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
  • North Atlantic: New Jersey; New York; Erie, Pennsylvania
  • South Atlantic: Delaware; District of Columbia; Florida; Georgia; Maryland; North Carolina; Pennsylvania (excluding Erie); South Carolina; Virginia; West Virginia; Chattanooga, Tennessee
• Midwestern Section
  • Eastern Great Lakes: Alabama, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan (Lower Peninsula), Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee (excluding Chattanooga)
  • Southwestern: Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas (including Kansas City and St. Joseph, Missouri), Louisiana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas City
  • Upper Great Lakes: Illinois, Iowa, Michigan (Upper Peninsula), Minnesota, Missouri (excluding Kansas City and St. Joseph), North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin
• Pacific Coast Section
  • Central Pacific: Northern California, Hawaii, Nevada, Utah
  • Northwest Pacific: Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming
  • Southwest Pacific: Arizona, Southern California

The Championship Series

During the 2020–21 and 2021–22 seasons, the traditional qualification system was replaced with the Championship Series due to the impact of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on figure skating. The 2021 U.S. Championship Series took place in a virtual format from November 10 through December 6. ^[25] The top scorers from the series in junior and senior men's singles, women's singles, and pair skating, as well as junior ice dance, advanced to the 2021 U.S. Championships. All senior ice dance teams who registered for the in-person qualifying season also advanced to the championships. ^[26]

The 2022 U.S. Championship Series was a series of eight competitions held from October 4 through November 20. ^[27]

National Qualifying Series

Beginning with the 2022–23 season, regional competitions were combined to form a series of competitions running from mid-July to early October: the National Qualifying Series. Skaters with the top scores within the National Qualifying Series then qualify for a National Qualifying Series Finals competition (Pacific Coast Sectional Finals, Eastern Sectional Finals, Midwestern Sectional Finals, U.S. Ice Dance Finals, or U.S. Pairs Finals). ^[1]

The top juvenile, intermediate, and top novice skaters are invited to the National High Performance Development Camp, while top novice, junior, and senior skaters advance to the U.S. Championships. ^[1]

Senior medalists

From left to right: Ilia Malinin, three-time U.S. champion in men's singles; Madison Chock and Evan Bates, six-time U.S. champions in ice dance; Alexa Knierim and Christopher Knierim, three-time U.S. champions in pair skating; and Amber Glenn, the reigning U.S. champion in women's singles

Men's singles

Senior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1914	New Haven	Norman Scott	Edward Howland	Nathaniel Niles	No pewter medals awarded	[9]
1915–17	No competitions due to World War I					[10]
1918	New York City	Nathaniel Niles	Karl Engel	Edward Howland		[28]
1919	No competition					[10]
1920	New York City	Sherwin Badger	Nathaniel Niles	Petros Wahlman		[29]
1921	Philadelphia			Edward Howland		[30]
1922	Boston			No other competitors		[31]
1923	New Haven		Chris Christenson	Julius Nelson		[32]
1924	Philadelphia		Nathaniel Niles	Chris Christenson		[33]
1925	New York City	Nathaniel Niles	George Braakman	Carl Engel		[34]
1926	Boston	Chris Christenson	Nathaniel Niles	Ferrier Martin		[35]
1927	New York City	Nathaniel Niles	Roger Turner	George Braakman		[36]
1928	New Haven	Roger Turner	Fredrick Goodridge	Walter Langer		[37]
1929	New York City			J. Lester Madden		[38]
1930	Providence		J. Lester Madden	George Hill		[39]
1931	Boston					[40]
1932	New York City			Gail Borden		[41]
1933	New Haven			Robin Lee		[42]
1934	Philadelphia		Robin Lee	George Hill		[43]
1935	New Haven	Robin Lee	Roger Turner	J. Lester Madden		[44]
1936	New York City		Erle Reiter	George Hill		[45]
1937	Chicago			William Nagle		[46]
1938	Philadelphia			Ollie Haupt Jr.		[47]
1939	Saint Paul		Ollie Haupt Jr.	Eugene Turner		[48]
1940	Cleveland	Eugene Turner		Skippy Baxter		[49]
1941	Boston		Arthur Vaughn Jr.	William Nagle		[50]
1942	Chicago	Bobby Specht	William Grimditch	Arthur Vaughn Jr.		[51]
1943	New York City	Arthur Vaughn Jr.	Arthur Preusch	William Nagle		[52]
1944	Minneapolis	No senior men's competitions due to World War II				[12]
1945	New York City					[53]
1946	Chicago	Dick Button	James Lochead Jr.	John Tuckerman		[54]
1947	Berkeley		John Lettengarver	James Grogan		[55]
1948	Colorado Springs		James Grogan	John Lettengarver		[56]
1949				Hayes Alan Jenkins		[57]
1950	Washington, D.C.		Hayes Alan Jenkins	Richard Dwyer		[58]
1951	Seattle		James Grogan	Hayes Alan Jenkins		[59]
1952	Colorado Springs					[60]
1953	Hershey	Hayes Alan Jenkins	Ronald Robertson	Dudley Richards		[61]
1954	Los Angeles		David Jenkins	Ronald Robertson		[62]
1955	Colorado Springs			Hugh Graham Jr.		[63]
1956	Philadelphia		Ronald Robertson	David Jenkins		[64]
1957	Berkeley	David Jenkins	Tim Brown	Tom Moore		[65]
1958	Minneapolis					[66]
1959	Rochester			Robert Lee Brewer		[67]
1960	Seattle					[68]
1961	Colorado Springs	Bradley Lord	Gregory Kelley	Tim Brown		[69]
1962	Boston	Monty Hoyt	Scott Allen	David Edwards		[70]
1963	Long Beach	Thomas Litz		Monty Hoyt		[71]
1964	Cleveland	Scott Allen	Thomas Litz			[72]
1965	Lake Placid	Gary Visconti	Scott Allen	Tim Wood		[73]
1966	Berkeley	Scott Allen	Gary Visconti	Billy Chapel		[74]
1967	Omaha	Gary Visconti	Scott Allen	Tim Wood		[75]
1968	Philadelphia	Tim Wood	Gary Visconti	John Misha Petkevich		[76]
1969	Seattle		John Misha Petkevich	Gary Visconti		[77]
1970	Tulsa			Kenneth Shelley		[78]
1971	Buffalo	John Misha Petkevich	Kenneth Shelley	Gordon McKellen Jr.		[79]
1972	Long Beach	Kenneth Shelley	John Misha Petkevich			[80]
1973	Minneapolis	Gordon McKellen Jr.	Robert Bradshaw	David Santee		[81]
1974	Providence		Terry Kubicka	Charles Tickner		[82]
1975	Oakland					[83]
1976	Colorado Springs	Terry Kubicka	David Santee	Scott Cramer		[84]
1977	Hartford	Charles Tickner	Scott Cramer	David Santee		[85]
1978	Portland		David Santee	Scott Hamilton		[86]
1979	Cincinnati		Scott Cramer	David Santee		[87]
1980	Atlanta		David Santee	Scott Hamilton	[88]
1981	San Diego	Scott Hamilton		Robert Wagenhoffer	[89]
1982	Indianapolis		Robert Wagenhoffer	David Santee	[90]
1983	Pittsburgh		Brian Boitano	Mark Cockerell	[91]
1984	Salt Lake City				[92]
1985	Kansas City	Brian Boitano	Mark Cockerell	Scott Williams	[93]
1986	Uniondale		Scott Williams	Daniel Doran	[94]
1987	Tacoma		Christopher Bowman	Scott Williams	[95]
1988	Denver		Paul Wylie	Christopher Bowman	Daniel Doran	[15]
1989	Baltimore	Christopher Bowman	Daniel Doran	Paul Wylie	Erik Larson	[96]
1990	Salt Lake City	Todd Eldredge	Paul Wylie	Mark Mitchell		[17]
1991	Minneapolis		Christopher Bowman	Paul Wylie	Mark Mitchell	[18]
1992	Orlando	Christopher Bowman	Paul Wylie	Mark Mitchell	Scott Davis	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Scott Davis	Mark Mitchell	Michael Chack	Aren Nielsen	[98]
1994	Detroit		Brian Boitano	Aren Nielsen	Todd Eldredge	[99]
1995	Providence	Todd Eldredge	Scott Davis		Damon Allen	[100]
1996	San Jose	Rudy Galindo	Todd Eldredge	Daniel Hollander	Scott Davis	[101]
1997	Nashville	Todd Eldredge	Michael Weiss			[102]
1998	Philadelphia			Scott Davis	Shepherd Clark	[103]
1999	Salt Lake City	Michael Weiss	Trifun Zivanovic	Timothy Goebel	Matthew Savoie	[104]
2000	Cleveland		Timothy Goebel	Trifun Zivanovic		[105]
2001	Boston	Timothy Goebel	Todd Eldredge	Matthew Savoie	Michael Weiss	[106]
2002	Los Angeles	Todd Eldredge	Timothy Goebel	Michael Weiss	Matthew Savoie	[107]
2003	Dallas	Michael Weiss		Ryan Jahnke	Scott Smith	[108]
2004	Atlanta	Johnny Weir	Michael Weiss	Matthew Savoie	Ryan Jahnke	[109]
2005	Portland		Timothy Goebel	Evan Lysacek	Matthew Savoie	[110]
2006	St. Louis		Evan Lysacek	Matthew Savoie	Michael Weiss	[111]
2007	Spokane	Evan Lysacek	Ryan Bradley	Johnny Weir	Jeremy Abbott	[112]
2008	Saint Paul		Johnny Weir	Stephen Carriere		[113]
2009	Cleveland	Jeremy Abbott	Brandon Mroz	Evan Lysacek	Ryan Bradley	[114]
2010	Spokane		Evan Lysacek	Johnny Weir		[115]
2011	Greensboro	Ryan Bradley	Richard Dornbush	Ross Miner	Jeremy Abbott	[116]
2012	San Jose	Jeremy Abbott	Adam Rippon		Armin Mahbanoozadeh	[117]
2013	Omaha	Max Aaron	Ross Miner	Jeremy Abbott	Joshua Farris	[16]
2014	Boston	Jeremy Abbott	Jason Brown	Max Aaron		[118]
2015	Greensboro	Jason Brown	Adam Rippon	Joshua Farris	Max Aaron	[119]
2016	Saint Paul	Adam Rippon	Max Aaron	Nathan Chen	Grant Hochstein	[120]
2017	Kansas City	Nathan Chen	Vincent Zhou	Jason Brown		[121]
2018	San Jose		Ross Miner	Vincent Zhou	Adam Rippon	[122]
2019	Detroit		Vincent Zhou	Jason Brown	Tomoki Hiwatashi	[123]
2020	Greensboro		Jason Brown	Tomoki Hiwatashi	Vincent Zhou	[124]
2021	Las Vegas		Vincent Zhou	Jason Brown	Yaroslav Paniot	[125]
2022	Nashville		Ilia Malinin	Vincent Zhou	Jason Brown	[126]
2023	San Jose	Ilia Malinin	Jason Brown	Andrew Torgashev	Maxim Naumov	[127]
2024	Columbus			Camden Pulkinen		[128]
2025	Wichita		Andrew Torgashev			[129]

Women's singles

Senior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1914	New Haven	Theresa Weld	Edith Rotch	No other competitors	No pewter medals awarded	[9]
1915–17	No competitions due to World War I					[10]
1918	New York City	Rosemary Beresford	Theresa Weld	No other competitors		[28]
1919	No competition					[10]
1920	New York City	Theresa Weld-Blanchard	Lilian Cramer	Martha Brown		[29]
1921	Philadelphia			No other competitors		[30]
1922	Boston		Beatrix Loughran			[31]
1923	New Haven			Lilian Cramer		[32]
1924	Philadelphia		Rosalie Knapp	No other competitors		[33]
1925	New York City	Beatrix Loughran	Theresa Weld-Blanchard	Rosalie Knapp		[34]
1926	Boston			Maribel Vinson		[35]
1927	New York City		Maribel Vinson	Theresa Weld-Blanchard		[36]
1928	New Haven	Maribel Vinson	Suzanne Davis	No other competitors		[37]
1929	New York City		Edith Secord	Suzanne Davis		[38]
1930	Providence					[39]
1931	Boston			Hulda Berger		[40]
1932	New York City		Margaret Bennett	Louise Weigel		[41]
1933	New Haven		Suzanne Davis			[42]
1934	Philadelphia	Suzanne Davis	Louise Weigel	Estelle Weigel		[43]
1935	New Haven	Maribel Vinson	Suzanne Davis	Louise Weigel		[44]
1936	New York City		Louise Weigel	Audrey Peppe		[45]
1937	Chicago		Polly Blodgett	Katherine Durbrow		[46]
1938	Philadelphia	Joan Tozzer	Audrey Peppe	Polly Blodgett		[47]
1939	Saint Paul			Charlotte Walther		[48]
1940	Cleveland		Hedy Stenuf	Jane Vaughn		[49]
1941	Boston	Jane Vaughn	Gretchen Merrill	Charlotte Walther		[50]
1942	Chicago			Phebe Tucker		[51]
1943	New York City	Gretchen Merrill	Dorothy Goos	Janette Ahrens		[52]
1944	Minneapolis			Ramona Allen		[12]
1945	New York City		Janette Ahrens	Madelon Olson		[53]
1946	Chicago					[54]
1947	Berkeley			Eileen Seigh		[55]
1948	Colorado Springs		Yvonne Sherman	Helen Uhl		[56]
1949		Yvonne Sherman	Gretchen Merrill	Virginia Baxter		[57]
1950	Washington, D.C.		Sonya Klopfer			[58]
1951	Seattle	Sonya Klopfer	Tenley Albright			[59]
1952	Colorado Springs	Tenley Albright	Frances Dorsey	Helen Geekie		[60]
1953	Hershey		Carol Heiss	Margaret Graham		[61]
1954	Los Angeles			Frances Dorsey		[62]
1955	Colorado Springs			Catherine Machado		[63]
1956	Philadelphia					[64]
1957	Berkeley	Carol Heiss	Joan Schenke	Claralyn Lewis		[65]
1958	Minneapolis		Carol Wanek	Lynn Finnegan		[66]
1959	Rochester		Nancy Heiss	Barbara Ann Roles		[67]
1960	Seattle		Barbara Ann Roles	Laurence Owen		[68]
1961	Colorado Springs	Laurence Owen	Stephanie Westerfeld	Rhode Lee Michelson		[69]
1962	Boston	Barbara Ann Roles	Lorraine Hanlon	Victoria Fisher		[130]
1963	Long Beach	Lorraine Hanlon	Christine Haigler	Karen Howland		[71]
1964	Cleveland	Peggy Fleming	Albertina Noyes	Christine Haigler		[131]
1965	Lake Placid		Christine Haigler	Albertina Noyes		[73]
1966	Berkeley		Albertina Noyes	Pamela Schneider		[74]
1967	Omaha			Jennie Walsh		[132]
1968	Philadelphia			Janet Lynn		[76]
1969	Seattle	Janet Lynn	Julie Lynn Holmes	Albertina Noyes		[133]
1970	Tulsa			Dawn Glab		[78]
1971	Buffalo			Suna Murray		[79]
1972	Long Beach					[80]
1973	Minneapolis		Dorothy Hamill	Juli McKinstry		[81]
1974	Providence	Dorothy Hamill	Juli McKinstry	Kath Malmberg		[82]
1975	Oakland		Wendy Burge			[83]
1976	Colorado Springs		Linda Fratianne	Wendy Burge		[84]
1977	Hartford	Linda Fratianne	Barbie Smith			[85]
1978	Portland		Lisa-Marie Allen	Priscilla Hill		[86]
1979	Cincinnati			Carrie Rugh		[87]
1980	Atlanta			Sandy Lenz	[88]
1981	San Diego	Elaine Zayak	Priscilla Hill	Lisa-Marie Allen	[134]
1982	Indianapolis	Rosalynn Sumners	Vikki de Vries	Elaine Zayak	[135]
1983	Pittsburgh		Elaine Zayak	Tiffany Chin	[91]
1984	Salt Lake City		Tiffany Chin	Elaine Zayak	[92]
1985	Kansas City	Tiffany Chin	Debi Thomas	Caryn Kadavy	[93]
1986	Uniondale	Debi Thomas	Caryn Kadavy	Tiffany Chin	[94]
1987	Tacoma	Jill Trenary	Debi Thomas	Caryn Kadavy	[95]
1988	Denver	Debi Thomas	Jill Trenary		Jeri Campbell	[15]
1989	Baltimore	Jill Trenary	Kristi Yamaguchi	Tonya Harding	Holly Cook	[96]
1990	Salt Lake City			Holly Cook	Nancy Kerrigan	[17]
1991	Minneapolis	Tonya Harding		Nancy Kerrigan	Tonia Kwiatkowski	[18]
1992	Orlando	Kristi Yamaguchi	Nancy Kerrigan	Tonya Harding	Lisa Ervin	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Nancy Kerrigan	Lisa Ervin	Tonia Kwiatkowski	Tonya Harding	[98]
1994	Detroit	No champion [a]	Michelle Kwan	Nicole Bobek	Elaine Zayak	[99]
1995	Providence	Nicole Bobek		Tonia Kwiatkowski	Kyoko Ina	[100]
1996	San Jose	Michelle Kwan	Tonia Kwiatkowski	Tara Lipinski	Sydne Vogel	[101]
1997	Nashville	Tara Lipinski	Michelle Kwan	Nicole Bobek	Angela Nikodinov	[102]
1998	Philadelphia	Michelle Kwan	Tara Lipinski		Tonia Kwiatkowski	[103]
1999	Salt Lake City		Naomi Nari Nam	Angela Nikodinov	Sarah Hughes	[104]
2000	Cleveland		Sasha Cohen	Sarah Hughes	Angela Nikodinov	[105]
2001	Boston		Sarah Hughes	Angela Nikodinov	Jennifer Kirk	[106]
2002	Los Angeles		Sasha Cohen	Sarah Hughes	Angela Nikodinov	[107]
2003	Dallas		Sarah Hughes	Sasha Cohen	Ann Patrice McDonough	[137]
2004	Atlanta		Sasha Cohen	Jennifer Kirk	Amber Corwin	[109]
2005	Portland			Kimmie Meissner	Jennifer Kirk	[110]
2006	St. Louis	Sasha Cohen	Kimmie Meissner	Emily Hughes	Katy Taylor	[111]
2007	Spokane	Kimmie Meissner	Emily Hughes	Alissa Czisny	Beatrisa Liang	[138]
2008	Saint Paul	Mirai Nagasu	Rachael Flatt	Ashley Wagner	Caroline Zhang	[113]
2009	Cleveland	Alissa Czisny		Caroline Zhang	Ashley Wagner	[139]
2010	Spokane	Rachael Flatt	Mirai Nagasu	Ashley Wagner	Sasha Cohen	[140]
2011	Greensboro	Alissa Czisny	Rachael Flatt	Mirai Nagasu	Agnes Zawadzki	[141]
2012	San Jose	Ashley Wagner	Alissa Czisny	Agnes Zawadzki	Caroline Zhang	[142]
2013	Omaha		Gracie Gold		Courtney Hicks	[143]
2014	Boston	Gracie Gold	Polina Edmunds	Mirai Nagasu	Ashley Wagner	[144]
2015	Greensboro	Ashley Wagner	Gracie Gold	Karen Chen	Polina Edmunds	[145]
2016	Saint Paul	Gracie Gold	Polina Edmunds	Ashley Wagner	Mirai Nagasu	[146]
2017	Kansas City	Karen Chen	Ashley Wagner	Mariah Bell		[147]
2018	San Jose	Bradie Tennell	Mirai Nagasu	Karen Chen	Ashley Wagner	[148]
2019	Detroit	Alysa Liu	Bradie Tennell	Mariah Bell	Hanna Harrell	[149]
2020	Greensboro		Mariah Bell	Bradie Tennell	Karen Chen	[150]
2021	Las Vegas	Bradie Tennell	Amber Glenn	Karen Chen	Alysa Liu	[151]
2022	Nashville	Mariah Bell	Karen Chen	Isabeau Levito	Gabriella Izzo	[152]
2023	San Jose	Isabeau Levito	Bradie Tennell	Amber Glenn	Starr Andrews	[153]
2024	Columbus	Amber Glenn	Josephine Lee	Isabeau Levito	Sarah Everhardt	[128]
2025	Wichita		Alysa Liu	Sarah Everhardt	Bradie Tennell	[129]

1. In June 1994, U.S. Figure Skating voted to strip Tonya Harding of her 1994 title. However, the competition results were not changed and the title was left vacant. ^{[21] [136]}

Pairs

Senior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1914	New Haven	Jeanne Chevalier Norman Scott	Theresa Weld Nathaniel Niles	Eleanor Crocker Edward Howland	No pewter medals awarded	[9]
1915–17	No competitions due to World War I					[10]
1918	New York City	Theresa Weld Nathaniel Niles	Clara Frothingham Sherwin Badger	No other competitors		[28]
1919	No competition					[10]
1920	New York City	Theresa Weld-Blanchard Nathaniel Niles	Edith Rotch Sherwin Badger	No other competitors		[154]
1921	Philadelphia		Mrs. Edward Howland Edward Howland	Clara Frothingham Charles Rotch		[155]
1922	Boston			Edith Rotch Francis Munroe		[31]
1923	New Haven		No other competitors			[32]
1924	Philadelphia		Grace Munstock Joel Liberman	No other competitors		[33]
1925	New York City		Ada Bauman George Braakman	Grace Munstock Joel Liberman		[34]
1926	Boston		Sydney Goode James Greene			[35]
1927	New York City		Beatrix Loughran Raymond Harvey	Ada Bauman George Braakman		[36]
1928	New Haven	Maribel Vinson Thornton Coolidge	Theresa Weld-Blanchard Nathaniel Niles			[37]
1929	New York City			Edith Secord Joseph Savage		[38]
1930	Providence	Beatrix Loughran Sherwin Badger	Maribel Vinson George Hill			[39]
1931	Boston			Grace Madden J. Lester Madden		[40]
1932	New York City			Gertrude Meredith Joseph Savage		[156]
1933	New Haven	Maribel Vinson George Hill	Grace Madden J. Lester Madden			[42]
1934	Philadelphia	Grace Madden J. Lester Madden	Eva Schwerdt William Bruns Jr.	No other competitors		[43]
1935	New Haven	Maribel Vinson George Hill	Grace Madden J. Lester Madden	Eva Schwerdt William Bruns Jr.		[44]
1936	New York City		Polly Blodgett Roger Turner	Marjorie Parker Howard Meredith		[45]
1937	Chicago		Grace Madden J. Lester Madden	Joan Tozzer Bernard Fox		[46]
1938	Philadelphia	Joan Tozzer Bernard Fox		Ardelle Sanderson Roland Janson		[47]
1939	Saint Paul		Annah Hall William Penn-Gaskell Hall III	Eva Schwerdt Bruns William H. Bruns Jr.		[48]
1940	Cleveland		Hedy Stenuf Skippy Baxter			[49]
1941	Boston	Donna Atwood Eugene Turner	Patricia Vaeth Jack Might	Joan Mitchell Bobby Specht		[50]
1942	Chicago	Doris Schubach Walter Noffke	Janette Ahrens Robert Uppgren	Margaret Field Jack Might		[51]
1943	New York City			Dorothy Goos Edward LeMaire		[52]
1944	Minneapolis		Janette Ahrens Arthur Preusch II	Marcella May James Lochead Jr.		[12]
1945	New York City	Donna Pospisil Jean-Pierre Brunet	Ann McGean Michael McGean			[53]
1946	Chicago		Karol Kennedy Peter Kennedy	Patty Sonnekson Charles Brinkman		[54]
1947	Berkeley	Yvonne Sherman Robert Swenning		Carolyn Welch Charles Brinkman		[55]
1948	Colorado Springs	Karol Kennedy Peter Kennedy	Yvonne Sherman Robert Swenning	Harriet Sutton Lyman Wakefield Jr.		[56]
1949			Irene Maguire Walter Muehlbronner	Anne Davies Carleton Hoffner Jr.		[57]
1950	Washington, D.C.					[58]
1951	Seattle		Janet Gerhauser John Nightingale	Anne Holt Austin Holt		[59]
1952	Colorado Springs			No other competitors		[60]
1953	Hershey	Carole Ann Ormaca Robin Greiner	Margaret Graham Hugh Graham Jr.	Kay Servatius Sully Kothmann		[61]
1954	Los Angeles			Lucille Ash Sully Kothmann		[62]
1955	Colorado Springs		Lucille Ash Sully Kothmann	Agnes Tyson Robert Swenning		[63]
1956	Philadelphia			Maribel Owen Charles Foster		[64]
1957	Berkeley	Nancy Ludington Ronald Ludington	Mary Jane Watson John Jarmon	Anita Tefkin James Barlow		[65]
1958	Minneapolis		Sheila Wells Robin Greiner	Maribel Owen Dudley Richards		[66]
1959	Rochester		Gayle Freed Karl Freed			[67]
1960	Seattle		Maribel Owen Dudley Richards	Ila Ray Hadley Ray Hadley Jr.		[68]
1961	Colorado Springs	Maribel Owen Dudley Richards	Ila Ray Hadley Ray Hadley Jr.	Laurie Hickox William Hickox		[69]
1962	Boston	Dorothyann Nelson Pieter Kollen	Judianne Fotheringill Jerry Fotheringill	Vivian Joseph Ronald Joseph		[130]
1963	Long Beach	Judianne Fotheringill Jerry Fotheringill	Vivian Joseph Ronald Joseph	Patti Gustafson Pieter Kollen		[71]
1964	Cleveland			Cynthia Kauffman Ronald Kauffman		[72]
1965	Lake Placid	Vivian Joseph Ronald Joseph	Cynthia Kauffman Ronald Kauffman	Joanne Heckart Gary Clark		[73]
1966	Berkeley	Cynthia Kauffman Ronald Kauffman	Susan Berens Roy Wagelein	Page Paulsen Larry Dusich		[74]
1967	Omaha			Betty Lewis Richard Gilbert		[132]
1968	Philadelphia		Sandi Sweitzer Roy Wagelein	JoJo Starbuck Kenneth Shelley		[157]
1969	Seattle		JoJo Starbuck Kenneth Shelley	Melissa Militano Mark Militano		[133]
1970	Tulsa	JoJo Starbuck Kenneth Shelley	Melissa Militano Mark Militano	Sheri Thrapp Larry Duisch		[78]
1971	Buffalo			Barbara Brown Doug Berndt		[79]
1972	Long Beach					[80]
1973	Minneapolis	Melissa Militano Mark Militano	Gale Fuhrman Joel Fuhrman	Emily Benenson Johnny Johns		[81]
1974	Providence	Melissa Militano Johnny Johns	Tai Babilonia Randy Gardner	Erika Susman Thomas Huff		[82]
1975	Oakland			Emily Benenson Jack Courtney		[83]
1976	Colorado Springs	Tai Babilonia Randy Gardner	Alice Cook William Fauver			[84]
1977	Hartford		Gail Hamula Frank Sweiding	Sheryl Franks Michael Botticelli		[85]
1978	Portland					[86]
1979	Cincinnati		Vicki Heasley Robert Wagenhoffer			[87]
1980	Atlanta		Caitlin Carruthers Peter Carruthers		[88]
1981	San Diego	Caitlin Carruthers Peter Carruthers	Lea Ann Miller William Fauver	Beth Flora Ken Flora	[158]
1982	Indianapolis			Maria DiDomenico Burt Lancon	[159]
1983	Pittsburgh			Jill Watson Burt Lancon	[91]
1984	Salt Lake City				[92]
1985	Kansas City	Jill Watson Peter Oppegard	Natalie Seybold Wayne Seybold	Gillian Wachsman Todd Waggoner	[93]
1986	Uniondale	Gillian Wachsman Todd Waggoner	Jill Watson Peter Oppegard	Natalie Seybold Wayne Seybold	[94]
1987	Tacoma	Jill Watson Peter Oppegard	Gillian Wachsman Todd Waggoner	Katy Keeley Joseph Mero	[95]
1988	Denver			Natalie Seybold Wayne Seybold	Katy Keeley Joseph Mero	[15]
1989	Baltimore	Kristi Yamaguchi Rudy Galindo	Natalie Seybold Wayne Seybold	Katy Keeley Joseph Mero	Sharon Carz Doug Williams	[96]
1990	Salt Lake City		Natasha Kuchiki Todd Sand	Sharon Carz Doug Williams	Calla Urbanski Mark Naylor	[17]
1991	Minneapolis	Natasha Kuchiki Todd Sand	Calla Urbanski Rocky Marval	Jenni Meno Scott Wendland	Sharon Carz Doug Williams	[18]
1992	Orlando	Calla Urbanski Rocky Marval	Jenni Meno Scott Wendland	Natasha Kuchiki Todd Sand	Karen Courtland Todd Reynolds	[97]
1993	Phoenix			Karen Courtland Todd Reynolds	Katie Wood Joel McKeever	[160]
1994	Detroit	Jenni Meno Todd Sand	Kyoko Ina Jason Dungjen		Natasha Kuchiki Rocky Marval	[99]
1995	Providence			Stephanie Stiegler Lance Travis	Shelby Lyons Brian Wells	[100]
1996	San Jose			Shelby Lyons Brian Wells	Stephanie Stiegler John Zimmerman	[101]
1997	Nashville	Kyoko Ina Jason Dungjen	Jenni Meno Todd Sand	Stephanie Stiegler John Zimmerman	Shelby Lyons Brian Wells	[102]
1998	Philadelphia		Shelby Lyons Brian Wells	Danielle Hartsell Steve Hartsell	Tiffany Stiegler Johnnie Stiegler	[103]
1999	Salt Lake City	Danielle Hartsell Steve Hartsell	Kyoko Ina John Zimmerman	Laura Lynn Handy J. Paul Binnebose		[104]
2000	Cleveland	Kyoko Ina John Zimmerman	Tiffany Scott Philip Dulebohn	Larisa Spielberg Craig Joeright	Amanda Magarian Jered Guzman	[105]
2001	Boston			Danielle Hartsell Steve Hartsell	Stephanie Kalesavich Aaron Parchem	[106]
2002	Los Angeles			Stephanie Kalesavich Aaron Parchem	Rena Inoue John Baldwin Jr.	[107]
2003	Dallas	Tiffany Scott Philip Dulebohn	Katie Orscher Garrett Lucash	Rena Inoue John Baldwin Jr.	Larisa Spielberg Craig Joeright	[161]
2004	Atlanta	Rena Inoue John Baldwin Jr.		Tiffany Scott Philip Dulebohn	Jennifer Don Jonathon Hunt	[109]
2005	Portland	Katie Orscher Garrett Lucash	Rena Inoue John Baldwin Jr.	Marcy Hinzmann Aaron Parchem	Tiffany Scott Philip Dulebohn	[110]
2006	St. Louis	Rena Inoue John Baldwin Jr.	Marcy Hinzmann Aaron Parchem	Katie Orscher Garrett Lucash	Tiffany Scott Rusty Fein	[111]
2007	Spokane	Brooke Castile Benjamin Okolski	Rena Inoue John Baldwin Jr.	Naomi Nari Nam Themistocles Leftheris	Amanda Evora Mark Ladwig	[162]
2008	Saint Paul	Keauna McLaughlin Rockne Brubaker		Brooke Castile Benjamin Okolski	Tiffany Vise Derek Trent	[163]
2009	Cleveland		Caydee Denney Jeremy Barrett	Rena Inoue John Baldwin Jr.	Amanda Evora Mark Ladwig	[164]
2010	Spokane	Caydee Denney Jeremy Barrett	Amanda Evora Mark Ladwig		Brooke Castile Benjamin Okolski	[165]
2011	Greensboro	Caitlin Yankowskas John Coughlin		Caydee Denney Jeremy Barrett	Mary Beth Marley Rockne Brubaker	[166]
2012	San Jose	Caydee Denney John Coughlin	Mary Beth Marley Rockne Brubaker	Amanda Evora Mark Ladwig	Gretchen Donlan Andrew Speroff	[167]
2013	Omaha	Marissa Castelli Simon Shnapir	Alexa Scimeca Chris Knierim	Felicia Zhang Nathan Bartholomay	Lindsay Davis Mark Ladwig	[168]
2014	Boston		Felicia Zhang Nathan Bartholomay	Caydee Denney John Coughlin	Alexa Scimeca Christopher Knierim	[169]
2015	Greensboro	Alexa Scimeca Christopher Knierim	Haven Denney Brandon Frazier	Tarah Kayne Daniel O'Shea	Madeline Aaron Max Settlage	[170]
2016	Saint Paul	Tarah Kayne Daniel O'Shea	Alexa Scimeca Christopher Knierim	Marissa Castelli Mervin Tran		[171]
2017	Kansas City	Haven Denney Brandon Frazier	Marissa Castelli Mervin Tran	Ashley Cain Timothy LeDuc	Deanna Stellato Nathan Bartholomay	[172]
2018	San Jose	Alexa Scimeca Knierim Christopher Knierim	Tarah Kayne Daniel O'Shea	Deanna Stellato Nathan Bartholomay	Ashley Cain Timothy LeDuc	[173]
2019	Detroit	Ashley Cain Timothy LeDuc	Haven Denney Brandon Frazier		Tarah Kayne Daniel O'Shea	[174]
2020	Greensboro	Alexa Scimeca Knierim Christopher Knierim	Jessica Calalang Brian Johnson	Tarah Kayne Daniel O'Shea	Ashley Cain Timothy LeDuc	[175]
2021	Las Vegas	Alexa Knierim Brandon Frazier		Ashley Cain Timothy LeDuc	Audrey Lu Misha Mitrofanov	[176]
2022	Nashville	Ashley Cain-Gribble Timothy LeDuc		Audrey Lu Misha Mitrofanov	Emily Chan Spencer Akira Howe	[177]
2023	San Jose	Alexa Knierim Brandon Frazier	Emily Chan Spencer Howe	Ellie Kam Daniel O'Shea	Sonia Baram Daniel Tioumentsev	[178]
2024	Columbus	Ellie Kam Daniel O'Shea	Alisa Efimova Misha Mitrofanov	Valentina Plazas Maximiliano Fernandez	Chelsea Liu Balázs Nagy	[128]
2025	Wichita	Alisa Efimova Misha Mitrofanov	Katie McBeath Daniil Parkman	Ellie Kam Daniel O'Shea	Emily Chan Spencer Akira Howe	[129]

Ice dance

Senior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1936	New York City	Marjorie Parker Joseph Savage	Nettie Prantell Harold Hartshorne	Clara Frothingham Ashton Parmeter	No pewter medals awarded	[179]
1937	Chicago	Nettie Prantell Harold Hartshorne	Marjorie Parker Joseph Savage	Ardelle Kloss Roland Janson		[46]
1938	Philadelphia		Katherine Durbrow Joseph Savage	Louise Weigel Atwell Otto Dallmayr		[47]
1939	Saint Paul	Sandy MacDonald Harold Hartshorne	Nettie Prantell Joseph Savage	Marjorie Parker George Boltres		[48]
1940	Cleveland		Nettie Prantell George Boltres	Vernafay Thysell Paul Harrington		[49]
1941	Boston		Elizabeth Kennedy Eugene Turner	Edith Whetstone Alfred Richards Jr.		[50]
1942	Chicago	Edith Whetstone Alfred Richards Jr.	Sandy MacDonald Harold Hartshorne	Ramona Allen Herman Torrano		[51]
1943	New York City	Marcella May James Lochead Jr.	Marjorie Parker Smith Joseph Savage	Nettie Prantel Meier Harold Hartshorne		[52]
1944	Minneapolis		Kathe Mehl Harold Hartshorne	Mary Anderson Jack Anderson		[12]
1945	New York City	Kathe Mehl Williams Robert Swenning	Marcella May Willis James Lochead Jr.	Anne Davies Carleton Hoffner Jr.		[53]
1946	Chicago	Anne Davies Carleton Hoffner Jr.	Lois Waring Walter Bainbridge	Carmel Waterbury Edward Bodel		[54]
1947	Berkeley	Lois Waring Walter Bainbridge Jr.	Anne Davies Carleton Hoffner Jr.	Marcella May Willis Frank Davenport		[55]
1948	Colorado Springs			Irene Maguire Walter Muehlbronner		[56]
1949			Irene Maguire Walter Muehlbronner	Carmel Bodel Edward Bodel		[57]
1950	Washington, D.C.	Lois Waring Michael McGean		Anne Davies Carleton Hoffner Jr.		[58]
1951	Seattle	Carmel Bodel Edward Bodel	Virginia Hoyns Donald Jacoby	Carol Ann Peters Daniel Ryan		[59]
1952	Colorado Springs	Lois Waring Michael McGean	Carol Ann Peters Daniel Ryan	Carmel Bodel Edward Bodel		[60]
1953	Hershey	Carol Ann Peters Daniel Ryan	Virginia Hoyns Donald Jacoby			[61]
1954	Los Angeles	Carmel Bodel Edward Bodel	Phyllis Forney Martin Forney	Patsy Riedel Roland Junso		[62]
1955	Colorado Springs		Joan Zamboni Roland Junso	Phyllis Forney Martin Forney		[63]
1956	Philadelphia	Joan Zamboni Roland Junso	Carmel Bodel Edward Bodel	Sidney Arnold Franklin Nelson		[64]
1957	Berkeley	Sharon McKenzie Bert Wright	Joan Zamboni Roland Junso	Carmel Bodel Edward Bodel		[65]
1958	Minneapolis	Andree Jacoby Donald Jacoby	Claire O'Neill John Bejshak Jr.	Susan Sebo Tim Brown		[66]
1959	Rochester		Margie Ackles Charles Phillips Jr.	Judy Ann Lamar Ronald Ludington		[67]
1960	Seattle	Margie Ackles Charles Phillips Jr.	Marilyn Meeker Larry Pierce	Yvonne Littlefield Roger Campbell		[68]
1961	Colorado Springs	Diane Sherbloom Larry Pierce	Dona Lee Carrier Roger Campbell	Patricia Dineen Robert Dineen		[69]
1962	Boston	Yvonne Littlefield Peter Betts	Dorothyann Nelson Pieter Kollen	Lorna Dyer King Cole		[70]
1963	Long Beach	Sally Schantz Stanley Urban	Yvonne Littlefield Peter Betts	Lorna Dyer John Carrell		[71]
1964	Cleveland	Darlene Streich Charles Fetter Jr.	Carole MacSween Robert Munz			[131]
1965	Lake Placid	Kristin Fortune Dennis Sveum	Lorna Dyer John Carrell	Susan Urban Stanley Urban		[73]
1966	Berkeley					[74]
1967	Omaha	Lorna Dyer John Carrell	Alma Davenport Roger Berry	Judy Schwomeyer James Sladky		[75]
1968	Philadelphia	Judy Schwomeyer James Sladky	Vicki Camper Eugene Heffron	Debbie Gerken Raymond Tiedemann		[180]
1969	Seattle		Joan Bitterman Brad Hislop			[77]
1970	Tulsa		Anne Millier Harvey Millier	Debbie Ganson Brad Hislop		[78]
1971	Buffalo			Mary Karen Campbell Johnny Johns		[79]
1972	Long Beach					[80]
1973	Minneapolis	Mary Karen Campbell Johnny Johns		Jane Pankey Richard Horne		[81]
1974	Providence	Colleen O'Connor Jim Millns		Michelle Ford Glenn Patterson		[82]
1975	Oakland		Judi Genovesi Kent Weigle			[83]
1976	Colorado Springs			Susan Kelley Andrew Stroukoff		[84]
1977	Hartford	Judi Genovesi Kent Weigle	Susan Kelley Andrew Stroukoff	Michelle Ford Glenn Patterson		[85]
1978	Portland	Stacey Smith John Summers	Carol Fox Richard Dalley	Susan Kelley Andrew Stroukoff		[86]
1979	Cincinnati			Judy Blumberg Michael Seibert		[87]
1980	Atlanta		Judy Blumberg Michael Seibert	Carol Fox Richard Dalley		[88]
1981	San Diego	Judy Blumberg Michael Seibert	Carol Fox Richard Dalley	Kim Krohn Barry Hagan		[134]
1982	Indianapolis			Elisa Spitz Scott Gregory		[90]
1983	Pittsburgh		Elisa Spitz Scott Gregory	Carol Fox Richard Dalley		[91]
1984	Salt Lake City		Carol Fox Richard Dalley	Elisa Spitz Scott Gregory		[92]
1985	Kansas City		Renée Roca Donald Adair	Suzanne Semanick Scott Gregory		[93]
1986	Uniondale	Renée Roca Donald Adair	Suzanne Semanick Scott Gregory	Lois Luciani Russ Witherby		[94]
1987	Tacoma	Suzanne Semanick Scott Gregory	Renée Roca Donald Adair	Susan Wynne Joseph Druar		[95]
1988	Denver		Susan Wynne Joseph Druar	April Sargent Russ Witherby	Renée Roca James Yorke	[15]
1989	Baltimore	Susan Wynne Joseph Druar	April Sargent Russ Witherby	Suzanne Semanick Ron Kravette	Jeanne Miley Michael Verlich	[96]
1990	Salt Lake City					[17]
1991	Minneapolis	Elizabeth Punsalan Jerod Swallow		Jeanne Miley Michael Verlich	Elizabeth McLean Ron Kravette	[18]
1992	Orlando	April Sargent-Thomas Russ Witherby	Rachel Mayer Peter Breen	Elizabeth Punsalan Jerod Swallow	Jeanne Miley Michael Verlich	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Renée Roca Gorsha Sur	Susan Wynne Russ Witherby		Amy Webster Ron Kravette	[98]
1994	Detroit	Elizabeth Punsalan Jerod Swallow		Amy Webster Ron Kravette	Wendy Millette Jason Tebo	[99]
1995	Providence	Renée Roca Gorsha Sur	Elizabeth Punsalan Jerod Swallow		Kate Robinson Peter Breen	[100]
1996	San Jose	Elizabeth Punsalan Jerod Swallow	Renée Roca Gorsha Sur	Eve Chalom Mathew Gates		[101]
1997	Nashville		Eve Chalom Mathew Gates	Kate Robinson Peter Breen	Amy Webster Ron Kravette	[102]
1998	Philadelphia		Jessica Joseph Charles Butler	Naomi Lang Peter Tchernyshev	Eve Chalom Mathew Gates	[103]
1999	Salt Lake City	Naomi Lang Peter Tchernyshev	Eve Chalom Mathew Gates	Deborah Koegel Oleg Fediukov	Beata Handra Charles Sinek	[104]
2000	Cleveland		Jamie Silverstein Justin Pekarek			[105]
2001	Boston		Tanith Belbin Benjamin Agosto	Jessica Joseph Brandon Forsyth		[106]
2002	Los Angeles			Melissa Gregory Denis Petukhov		[107]
2003	Dallas				Loren Galler-Rabinowitz David Mitchell	[161]
2004	Atlanta	Tanith Belbin Benjamin Agosto	Melissa Gregory Denis Petukhov	Loren Galler-Rabinowitz David Mitchell	Kendra Goodwin Brent Bommentre	[109]
2005	Portland			Lydia Manon Ryan O'Meara	Tiffany Stiegler Sergey Magerovskiy	[110]
2006	St. Louis			Jamie Silverstein Ryan O'Meara	Morgan Matthews Maxim Zavozin	[111]
2007	Spokane			Meryl Davis Charlie White	Kimberly Navarro Brent Bommentre	[181]
2008	Saint Paul		Meryl Davis Charlie White	Kimberly Navarro Brent Bommentre	Emily Samuelson Evan Bates	[182]
2009	Cleveland	Meryl Davis Charlie White	Emily Samuelson Evan Bates		Madison Hubbell Keiffer Hubbell	[183]
2010	Spokane		Tanith Belbin Benjamin Agosto	Emily Samuelson Evan Bates	Kimberly Navarro Brent Bommentre	[184]
2011	Greensboro		Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani	Madison Chock Greg Zuerlein	Madison Hubbell Keiffer Hubbell	[185]
2012	San Jose			Madison Hubbell Zachary Donohue	Lynn Kriengkrairut Logan Giulietti-Schmitt	[186]
2013	Omaha		Madison Chock Evan Bates	Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani	Madison Hubbell Zachary Donohue	[187]
2014	Boston					[188]
2015	Greensboro	Madison Chock Evan Bates	Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani	Madison Hubbell Zachary Donohue	Kaitlin Hawayek Jean-Luc Baker	[189]
2016	Saint Paul	Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani	Madison Chock Evan Bates		Anastasia Cannuscio Colin McManus	[190]
2017	Kansas City				Elliana Pogrebinsky Alex Benoit	[191]
2018	San Jose	Madison Hubbell Zachary Donohue	Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani	Madison Chock Evan Bates	Kaitlin Hawayek Jean-Luc Baker	[192]
2019	Detroit		Madison Chock Evan Bates	Kaitlin Hawayek Jean-Luc Baker	Lorraine McNamara Quinn Carpenter	[193]
2020	Greensboro	Madison Chock Evan Bates	Madison Hubbell Zachary Donohue		Christina Carreira Anthony Ponomarenko	[194]
2021	Las Vegas	Madison Hubbell Zachary Donohue	Madison Chock Evan Bates		Caroline Green Michael Parsons	[195]
2022	Nashville	Madison Chock Evan Bates	Madison Hubbell Zachary Donohue			[196]
2023	San Jose		Caroline Green Michael Parsons	Christina Carreira Anthony Ponomarenko	Emilea Zingas Vadym Kolesnik	[197]
2024	Columbus		Christina Carreira Anthony Ponomarenko	Emily Bratti Ian Somerville	Caroline Green Michael Parsons	[128]
2025	Wichita			Caroline Green Michael Parsons	Emilea Zingas Vadym Kolesnik	[129]

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1918	New York City	Sherwin Badger	Emil Fuchs	No other competitors	No pewter medals awarded	[28]
1919	No competition					[10]
1920	New York City	Oscar Richard	Charles Wyman	Emil Fuchs		[29]
1921	Philadelphia	George Greenslee	Raymond Harvey	Einar Josephson & Charles McCarthy (tie)		[30]
1922	Boston	Louis Van Washburn	Charles Wyman	Charles Rotch		[31]
1923	New Haven	George Braakman		Heaton Robertson		[32]
1924	Philadelphia	Egbert Carey Jr.				[33]
1925	New York City	Ferrier Martin	Joseph Savage			[34]
1926	Boston	Roger Turner				[35]
1927	New York City	Frederick Goodridge	Gail Borden II	Roy Shipstad		[36]
1928	New Haven	J. Lester Madden	George Hill			[37]
1929	New York City	George Hill	Joseph Savage	William Nagle		[38]
1930	Providence	Gail Borden II	Heaton Robertson	Robert Rothman		[39]
1931	Boston	Joseph Savage	Lyman Wakefield	Robin Lee		[40]
1932	New York City	Robin Lee	Bruce Mapes	George Boltres		[198]
1933	New Haven	William Swallender		Lyman Wakefield		[42]
1934	Philadelphia	George Boltres	Wilfred MacDonald	Richard Hapgood		[43]
1935	New Haven	Erie Relter	Bruce Mapes	Ollie Haupt Jr.		[44]
1936	New York City	Bernard Fox	Ollie Haupt Jr.	Eugene Reichel		[179]
1937	Chicago	Ollie Haupt Jr.	Eugene Turner			[46]
1938	Philadelphia	Eugene Turner	Leonard Brennan	Edward Berkson		[47]
1939	Saint Paul	Arthur Vaughn Jr.	Arthur Preusch Jr.	Bud Brennan		[48]
1940	Cleveland	Bobby Specht	Murray Galbraith	Sheldon Galbraith		[49]
1941	Boston	William Grimditch Jr.	Arthur Preusch Jr.	Edward LeMaire		[50]
1942	Chicago	Walter Sahlin	Edward LeMaire	Robert Premer		[51]
1943	New York City	Edward LeMaire	Marcus Nelson	James Lochead Jr.		[52]
1944	Minneapolis	James Lochead Jr.	Michael McGean	Robert Swenning		[12]
1945	New York City	Richard Button				[53]
1946	Chicago	John Lettengarver	Charles Brinkman			[54]
1947	Berkeley	Robert Swenning	Dudley Richards	Charles Brinkman		[55]
1948	Colorado Springs	Hayes Alan Jenkins	Walter Bainbridge Jr.	Donald Jacoby		[56]
1949		Richard Dwyer	Donald Jacoby	Dudley Richards		[57]
1950	Washington, D.C.	Donald Laws	Barry Gorman	Evy Scotvold II		[58]
1951	Seattle	Dudley Richards	Evy Scotvold II	David Jenkins		[59]
1952	Colorado Springs	Ronald Robertson	Armando Rodriguez			[60]
1953	Hershey	David Jenkins	William Nick	Tim Brown		[61]
1954	Los Angeles	Tim Brown	Raymond Blommer	William Nick		[62]
1955	Colorado Springs	Tom Moore	Robert Lee Brewer	Barlow Nelson		[63]
1956	Philadelphia	Robert Lee Brewer	Barlow Nelson	Bradley Lord		[64]
1957	Berkeley	Bradley Lord	James Short	Lorin Caccamise		[65]
1958	Minneapolis	James Short	Gregory Kelley			[66]
1959	Rochester	Gregory Kelley	Don Mike Anthony	Frank Carroll		[67]
1960	Seattle	Douglas Ramsay	Bruce Heiss			[68]
1961	Colorado Springs	Monty Hoyt	Scott Allen	David Edwards		[199]
1962	Boston	Thomas Litz	Gary Visconti	Buddy Zack		[200]
1963	Long Beach	Billy Chapel	Richard Callaghan	Tim Wood		[71]
1964	Cleveland	Tim Wood	Duane Maki	Richard Callaghan		[131]
1965	Lake Placid	Paul McGrath	Robert Black	Ron Frank		[73]
1966	Berkeley	John Misha Petkevich	James Disbrow	W. Patrick Lalor		[74]
1967	Omaha	Roger Bass	Gordon McKellen	Torrey Sun		[201]
1968	Philadelphia	Kenneth Shelley	Richard Inglesi	John Baldwin		[202]
1969	Seattle	John Baldwin	Doug Berndt	Kenneth Class		[203]
1970	Tulsa	Richard Ewell III	Jimmy Demogines	Mahlon Bradley		[78]
1971	Buffalo	David Santee	Mahlon Bradley	Scott Cramer		[79]
1972	Long Beach	Terry Kubicka	Scott Cramer	John Carlow		[80]
1973	Minneapolis	John Carlow Jr.		Bill Schneider		[81]
1974	Providence	Randy Gardner	Ken Newfield	Perry Jewell		[82]
1975	Oakland	Tim Zink	Perry Jewell	Scott Sherman		[83]
1976	Colorado Springs	Scott Hamilton	Mark Cockerell	Dave Kinser		[84]
1977	Hartford	Robert Wagenhoffer	Reggie Stanley	Reggie Raiford		[85]
1978	Portland	Brian Boitano	Patrick Hughes	James Santee		[86]
1979	Cincinnati	James Santee	Bobby Beauchamp	Stuart Bailey		[87]
1980	Atlanta	Tom Dickson	Paul Wylie	Jim White		[204]
1981	San Diego	Paul Wylie	John Filbig	James Cygan		[158]
1982	Indianapolis	James Cygan	Daniel Doran	Christopher Bowman	[205]
1983	Pittsburgh	Christopher Bowman	Angelo D'Agostino	Daniel Doran	[91]
1984	Salt Lake City	William Lawe	Winfrid Mayer	Doug Mattis	[92]
1985	Kansas City	Doug Mattis	Erik Larson	Rudy Galindo	[93]
1986	Uniondale	Mark Mitchell			[94]
1987	Tacoma	Todd Eldredge	Patrick Brault	Craig Heath	[95]
1988	Denver	Christopher Mitchell	Aren Nielsen	Cameron Birky	Shepherd Clark	[15]
1989	Baltimore	Shepherd Clark	Colin Vander Veen	John Baldwin Jr.	Scott Davis	[96]
1990	Salt Lake City	Scott Davis	Michael Chack		Steven B. Smith	[17]
1991	Minneapolis	Damon Allen	John Baldwin Jr.	Ryan Hunka		[18]
1992	Orlando	Ryan Hunka	Daniel Hollander	John Baldwin Jr.	John Bevan	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Michael Weiss	Matthew Kessinger	John Bevan	Clifford Retamar	[98]
1994	Detroit	Jere Michael	Jason Sylvia		Matthew Kessinger	[99]
1995	Providence	Matthew Kessinger	Trifun Zivanovic	Ryan Jahnke	Derrick Delmore	[206]
1996	San Jose	Timothy Goebel	Jeff Merica		Justin Dillon	[207]
1997	Nashville	Matt Savoie	Justin Dillon	Michael Edgren	Kurt Fromknecht	[208]
1998	Philadelphia	Scott Smith	Braden Overett	Kurt Fromknecht	Daniel Lee	[209]
1999	Salt Lake City	Ryan Bradley	Don Baldwin	Parker Pennington	Johnny Weir	[210]
2000	Cleveland	Evan Lysacek	Parker Pennington	Benjamin Miller	Daniel Lee	[211]
2001	Boston	Parker Pennington	Benjamin Miller	Michael Villarreal	Shaun Rogers	[212]
2002	Los Angeles	Nicholas LaRoche	Shaun Rogers	Benjamin Miller	Matthew Lind	[213]
2003	Dallas	Dennis Phan	Jordan Brauninger	Adam Aronowitz	Christopher Toland	[214]
2004	Atlanta	Christopher Toland	Jason Wong	Wesley Campbell	Tommy Steenberg	[109]
2005	Portland	Jeremy Abbott	Craig Ratterree	Michael Peters	Douglas Razzano	[215]
2006	St. Louis	Stephen Carriere	Jonathan Trinh	Geoffry Varner	Daisuke Murakami	[111]
2007	Spokane	Eliot Halverson	Brandon Mroz	Austin Kanallakan	Curran Oi	[216]
2008	Saint Paul	Adam Rippon		Andrew Gonzales	Richard Dornbush	[217]
2009	Cleveland	Ross Miner	Keegan Messing	Alexander Johnson	Grant Hochstein	[218]
2010	Spokane	Jason Brown	Joshua Farris	Max Aaron	Scott Dyer	[219]
2011	Greensboro	Max Aaron	Alexander Zahradnicek	Alexander Aiken	Steven Evans	[220]
2012	San Jose	Nathan Chen	Timothy Dolensky	Philip Warren	Harrison Choate	[221]
2013	Omaha	Vincent Zhou	Shotaro Omori	Nathan Chen	Jimmy Ma	[222]
2014	Boston	Nathan Chen	Jordan Moeller	Jimmy Ma	Chase Belmontes	[223]
2015	Greensboro	Andrew Torgashev	Kevin Shum	Paolo Borromeo	Alexei Krasnozhon	[224]
2016	Saint Paul	Tomoki Hiwatashi		Alexei Krasnozhon	Paolo Borromeo	[225]
2017	Kansas City	Alexei Krasnozhon	Camden Pulkinen	Ryan Dunk	Eric Sjoberg	[226]
2018	San Jose	Camden Pulkinen	Dinh Tran	Maxim Naumov	Ryan Dunk	[227]
2019	Detroit	Ryan Dunk		Joonsoo Kim	Peter Liu	[228]
2020	Greensboro	Maxim Naumov	Eric Sjoberg	Liam Kapeikis	Lucas Altieri	[229]
2021	Las Vegas	Eric Prober	Joseph Klein	Samuel Mindra	Jacob Sanchez	[230]
2022	Nashville	Kai Kovar	Will Annis	Maxim Zharkov	Joseph Klein	[231]
2023	San Jose	Lucas Broussard	Jacob Sanchez	Robert Yampolsky	Daniil Murzin	[232]
2024	Columbus	Lucius Kazanecki	Taira Shinohara	Aleksandr Fegan	Beck Strommer	[128]
2025	Wichita	Lorenzo Elano	Aleksandr Fegan	Patrick Blackwell	Kirk Haugeto	[129]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1918	New York City	Clara Frothingham	Rosaline Dunn	Lillian Cramer	No pewter medals awarded	[28]
1919	No competition					[10]
1920	New York City	Rosaline Dunn	Sonia Wilson	Beatrix Loughran		[29]
1921	Philadelphia	Beatrix Loughran	Guinevere Knott	Rosalie Knapp		[30]
1922	Boston	Helen Stantial	Rosalie Knapp	Guinevere Knott		[31]
1923	New Haven	Rosalie Knapp	Ada Bauman	Miss Cabot		[32]
1924	Philadelphia	Maribel Vinson	Guinevere Knott	Julia Honan		[33]
1925	New York City	Ada Bauman	Julia Honan	Gertrude Meredith		[34]
1926	Boston	Julia Honan	Grace Munstock	Hulda Berger		[35]
1927	New York City	Suzanne Davis		Margaret Bennett		[36]
1928	New Haven	Virginia Badger	Hulda Berger	Evelyn Chandler Mapes		[37]
1929	New York City	Evelyn Chandler Mapes		Grace Madden		[38]
1930	Providence	Hulda Berger	Louise Weigel	Margaret Bennett		[39]
1931	Boston	Margaret Bennett		Grace Madden		[40]
1932	New York City	Louise Weigel	Estelle Weigel	Audrey Peppe		[198]
1933	New Haven	Estelle Weigel	Valerie Jones	Grace Madden		[42]
1934	Philadelphia	Valerie Jones	Frances Johnson	Polly Blodgett		[43]
1935	New Haven	Polly Blodgett		A.V. Kloss		[44]
1936	New York City	Katherine Durbrow	Joan Tozzer	Mary Weigel		[179]
1937	Chicago	Joan Tozzer	Frances Johnson	Jane Vaughn		[46]
1938	Philadelphia	Charlotte Walther	Dorothy Snell	Mary C. Taylor		[47]
1939	Saint Paul	Gretchen Merrill		Shirley Bowman		[48]
1940	Cleveland	Ramona Allen	Betsy Nichols	Roberta Jenks		[49]
1941	Boston	Donna Atwood	Roberta Jenks	Phebe Tucker		[50]
1942	Chicago	Dorothy Goos	Janette Ahrens	Betsy Nichols		[51]
1943	New York City	Hildegarde Balmain	Mabel MacPherson			[52]
1944	Minneapolis	Madelon Olson	Shirley Lander	Joan Yocum		[12]
1945	New York City	Eileen Seigh	Yvonne Sherman	Joan Swanston		[53]
1946	Chicago	Barbara Jones		Shirley Lander		[54]
1947	Berkeley	Yvonne Sherman	Barbara Torrano	Helen Uhl		[55]
1948	Colorado Springs	Virginia Baxter	Margaret Graham	Faris Nourse		[56]
1949		Sonya Klopfer		Gloria Peterson		[57]
1950	Washington, D.C.	Tenley Albright		Slavka Kohout		[58]
1951	Seattle	Frances Dorsey	Janet Gerhauser	Patricia Firth		[59]
1952	Colorado Springs	Carol Heiss	Patricia Firth	Betty Lynne Stogner		[60]
1953	Hershey	Patricia Firth	Catherine Machado	Mary Ann Dorsey		[61]
1954	Los Angeles	Catherine Machado	Sherry Dorsey	Claralynn Lewis		[62]
1955	Colorado Springs	Nancy Heiss	Janice Marie Crappa	Sherry Dorsey		[63]
1956	Philadelphia	Joan Schenke	Lynn Finnegan			[64]
1957	Berkeley	Carol Joyce Wanek		Stephanie Westerfeld		[65]
1958	Minneapolis	Barbara Ann Roles	Stephanie Westerfeld	Laurence Owen		[66]
1959	Rochester	Laurence Owen		Rhode Lee Michelson		[67]
1960	Seattle	Karen Howland	Rhode Lee Michelson	Vicky Fisher		[68]
1961	Colorado Springs	Lorraine Hanlon	Carol Noir	Lynn Thomas		[233]
1962	Boston	Christine Haigler	Myrna Bodek	Albertina Noyes		[70]
1963	Long Beach	Albertina Noyes	Joya Utermohlen	Peggy Fleming		[71]
1964	Cleveland	Carol Noir	Taffy Pergament	Louise Wakefield		[72]
1965	Lake Placid	Sharon Bates	Pamela Schneider	Sondra Lee Holmes		[73]
1966	Berkeley	Janet Lynn	Gail Newberry	Wendy Jones		[74]
1967	Omaha	Julie Lynn Holmes	Patty Grazier	Flizie Gorgan		[234]
1968	Philadelphia	Barbara Ray	Lise Gantz	Wen-An Sun		[235]
1969	Seattle	Louise Vacca	Mary Lynn Gelderman	Audrey King		[236]
1970	Tulsa	Juli McKinstry	Dorothy Hamill	Melissa Militano		[78]
1971	Buffalo	Melissa Militano	Mary Marley	Patricia Shelley		[79]
1972	Long Beach	Wendy Burge	Laurie Brandel	Barbara Salomon		[80]
1973	Minneapolis	Laurie Brandel	Linda Fratianne	Kim McIsaac		[81]
1974	Providence	Barbara Smith	Teresa Foy	Tracey Cahill		[82]
1975	Oakland	Lisa-Marie Allen	Jeanne Chapman	Leslie Glenn		[83]
1976	Colorado Springs	Carrie Rugh		Sandy Lenz		[84]
1977	Hartford	Sandy Lenz	Cindy Perpich	Clarissa Perrella		[85]
1978	Portland	Jill Sawyer	Alicia Risberg	Cindy Moyers		[86]
1979	Cincinnati	Elaine Zayak	Jacki Farrell	Lynn Smith		[87]
1980	Atlanta	Vikki de Vries	Tiffany Chin	Melissa Jeanne Thomas		[237]
1981	San Diego	Jill Frost	Kelly Webster	Jennifer Newman		[89]
1982	Indianapolis	Lorilee Pritchard	Staci McMullin	Kathy Rissmiller	[238]
1983	Pittsburgh	Kathryn Adams	Yvonne Gómez	Rosanna Tovi	[91]
1984	Salt Lake City	Allison Oki	Tracey Ernst	Jana Sjodin	[92]
1985	Kansas City	Jill Trenary	Tracey Damigella	Holly Cook	[93]
1986	Uniondale	Cindy Bortz	Julie Wasserman	E. Rory Flack	[94]
1987	Tacoma	Jeri Campbell	Kristi Yamaguchi	Tonia Kwiatkowski	[95]
1988	Denver	Dena Galech	Jennifer Leng	Shenon Badre	Jessica Mills	[15]
1989	Baltimore	Kyoko Ina	Jessica Mills	Tisha Walker	Geremi Weiss	[96]
1990	Salt Lake City	Alice Sue Claeys	Geremi Weiss	Dana MacDonald	Nicole Bobek	[17]
1991	Minneapolis	Lisa Ervin	Joanna Ng	Karen Anne Gooley	Tristen Vega	[18]
1992	Orlando	Carolina Song	Lisa Matras	Lefki Terzakis	Teresa Aiello	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Michelle Cho	Jenna Pitman	Teresa Aiello	Tanya Street	[98]
1994	Detroit	Jennifer Karl	Amanda Ward	Lisa Bell	Crisha Gossard	[99]
1995	Providence	Sydne Vogel	Tara Lipinski	Brittney McConn	Amy D'Entremont	[206]
1996	San Jose	Shelby Lyons	Erin Sutton	Diana Miro	Serena Phillips	[207]
1997	Nashville	Andrea Gardiner	Erin Pearl	Morgan Rowe	J.J. Matthews	[208]
1998	Philadelphia	Sarah Hughes	Andrea Aggeler	Erin Pearl	Naomi Nari Nam	[209]
1999	Salt Lake City	Sara Wheat	Sasha Cohen	Jennifer Kirk	Elizabeth Kwon	[210]
2000	Cleveland	Ann Patrice McDonough	Lisa Nesuda	Kathryn Orscher	Dirke O'Brien Baker	[211]
2001	Boston	Joan Cristobal	Alissa Czisny	Lindsey Weber	Colette Irving	[212]
2002	Los Angeles	Louann Donovan	Jennifer Don	Felicia Beck	Adriana DeSanctis	[213]
2003	Dallas	Erica Archambault	Natalie Mecher	Danielle Kahle	Alexandra Patterson	[214]
2004	Atlanta	Kimmie Meissner	Katy Taylor	Brianna Perry	Erin Reed	[109]
2005	Portland	Sandra Jean Rucker	Christine Zukowski	Megan Oster	Tenile Victorsen	[215]
2006	St. Louis	Megan Hyatt	Rachael Flatt	Melissa Bulanhagui	Ashley Wagner	[111]
2007	Spokane	Mirai Nagasu	Caroline Zhang	Ashley Wagner	Blake Rosenthal	[216]
2008	Saint Paul	Alexe Gilles	Angela Maxwell	Brittney Rizo	Kristine Musademba	[217]
2009	Cleveland	DeeDee Leng	Ellie Kawamura	Christina Gao	Kristiene Gong	[218]
2010	Spokane	Agnes Zawadzki	Yasmin Siraj	Lindsay Davis	Kiri Baga	[219]
2011	Greensboro	Courtney Hicks	Lauren Dinh	Katarina Kulgeyko	McKinzie Daniels	[220]
2012	San Jose	Gracie Gold	Ashley Cain	Hannah Miller	Barbie Long	[221]
2013	Omaha	Polina Edmunds	Mariah Bell	Barbie Long	Karen Chen	[222]
2014	Boston	Amber Glenn	Tyler Pierce	Ashley Shin	Bradie Tennell	[223]
2015	Greensboro	Bradie Tennell	Olivia Serafini	Vivian Le	Elena Taylor	[224]
2016	Saint Paul	Emily Chan	Vivian Le	Megan Wessenberg	Rebecca Peng	[225]
2017	Kansas City	Kaitlyn Nguyen	Starr Andrews	Ashley Lin	Emmy Ma	[226]
2018	San Jose	Alysa Liu	Pooja Kalyan	Ting Cui	Hanna Harrell	[227]
2019	Detroit	Gabriella Izzo	Audrey Shin	Emilia Murdock	Sarah Jung	[228]
2020	Greensboro	Lindsay Thorngren	Isabeau Levito	Calista Choi	Isabelle Inthisone	[229]
2021	Las Vegas	Isabeau Levito	Kanon Smith	Clare Seo	Ava Marie Ziegler	[239]
2022	Nashville	Clare Seo	Ava Marie Ziegler	Josephine Lee	Katie Shen	[240]
2023	San Jose	Soho Lee	Keira Hilbelink	Elyce Lin-Gracey	Sherry Zhang	[241]
2024	Columbus	Logan Higase-Chen		Cleo Park	Emilia Nemirovsky	[128]
2025	Wichita	Sophie Joline von Felten	Skylar Lautowa-Peguero	Jessica Jurka		[129]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1923	New Haven	Ruth Chapman Joseph Chapman	Mrs. Sloan Heaton Robertson	No other competitors	No pewter medals awarded	[32]
1924	Philadelphia	Ada Bauman George Braakman	Sydney Goode James Greene	Mrs. H.W. Howe H.W. Howe		[33]
1925	New York City	Sydney Goode James Greene	Dorothy Weld Richard Hapgood			[34]
1926	Boston	Beatrix Loughran Raymond Harvey		Virginia Slattery Ferrier Martin		[35]
1927	New York City	Maribel Vinson Thornton Coolidge	A. Boyrer Gail Borden	Dorothy Weld Richard Hapgood		[36]
1928	New Haven	Grace Madden J. Lester Madden	Dorothy Weld Richard Hapgood	Ethel Bijur Bedell Harned		[37]
1929	New York City	Dorothy Weld Richard Hapgood	Ethel Bijur Bedell Harned	No other competitors		[38]
1930	Providence	Helen Herbst William Nagle	Virginia Martin Ferrier Martin	Dorothea Sanders Heaton Robertson		[39]
1931	Boston	Nancy Follett Fred Parmenter	Ethel Bijur Bedell Harned	Gertrude Dutton Harold Hartshorne		[40]
1932	New York City	Virginia Martin Ferrier Martin	Miriam Davenport Howard Davenport			[198]
1933	New Haven	Eva Schwerdt William Bruns Jr.	Polly Blodgett Bernard Fox	Jane Nicholson E.A. Hellmund		[42]
1934	Philadelphia	Polly Blodgett Roger Turner	Jeanne Schulte Ollie Haupt Jr.	Mrs. R. English Mr. L. Fogassey		[43]
1935	New Haven	Jeanne Schulte Ollie Haupt Jr.	Mrs. R. English Mr. L. Fogassey	Marjorie Parker Howard Meredith		[44]
1936	New York City	Joan Tozzer Bernard Fox	Marjorie Parker Howard Meredith	Arthur Preusch Mrs. A. Preusch		[179]
1937	Chicago	Ardelle Kloss Roland Janson	Helen Barrett Ted Harper	Marjorie Parker Howard Meredith		[46]
1938	Philadelphia	Annah Hall William Penn-Gaskell Hall III	Ruth English Louis Pitts	Angeline Knapp J.N. Pike		[47]
1939	Saint Paul	Betty Lee Bennett John Kinney		Nettie Prantel George Boltres		[48]
1940	Cleveland	Dorothy Glazier Stephen Tanner	Nettie Prantel George Boltres	Jean Matzke Robert Matzke		[49]
1941	Boston	Doris Schubach Walter Noffke	Dorothy Goos Edward LeMaire	Joanne Frazier James Greene		[50]
1942	Chicago	Dorothy Goos Edward LeMaire	Donna Pospisil Jean-Pierre Brunet	Karol Kennedy Peter Kennedy		[51]
1943	New York City	Betty Schalow Arthur Preusch Jr.	Ruth Flint Lyman Wakefield Jr.			[52]
1944	Minneapolis	Donna Pospisil Jean-Pierre Brunet	Karol Kennedy Peter Kennedy	Sally Blair Huntington Blair		[12]
1945	New York City	Betty Jean Higgins Lyman Wakefield Jr.	Yvonne Sherman Robert Swenning	Karol Kennedy Peter Kennedy		[53]
1946	Chicago	Yvonne Sherman Robert Swenning	Harriet Sutton John Lettengarver	Barbara De Julio Herman Maricich		[54]
1947	Berkeley	Harriet Sutton John Lettengarver	Anne Davies Carleton Hoffner Jr.	Marilyn McDonald Harlan Bennett		[55]
1948	Colorado Springs	Anne Davies Carleton Hoffner Jr.	Anne Hall James Philips	Jane Schellentrager Riki Bliss		[56]
1949		Lois Waring Walter Bainbridge Jr.	Janet Gerhauser John Nightingale	Mary Louisa Haas Jack Woodstrom		[57]
1950	Washington, D.C.	Janet Gerhauser John Nightingale	Caryl Johns Jack Jost	Beverly Young Robert Keyes		[58]
1951	Seattle	Caryl Johns Jack Jost	Barbara Ziem Armando Rodriguez	Lucille Ash Carl Chamberlin		[59]
1952	Colorado Springs	Sharon Choate Richard Bromley	Barbara Davis William Lemmon	Patsy Ann Buck Martin Coonan		[60]
1953	Hershey	Norma McCullagh Robert Goodfellow Jr.	Mary Kay Keller Richard Keller	Susan Sebo Lee Carroll Owen		[61]
1954	Los Angeles	Dawn May David Hertz	Sandra Hardin James Barlow	Joan Zamboni Charles Coulon		[62]
1955	Colorado Springs	Maribel Owen Charles Foster	Patricia Kilgore James Barlow	Mary Kay Keller Richard Keller		[63]
1956	Philadelphia	Nancy Rouillard Ronald Ludington	Mary Kay Keller Richard Keller	Sharon Constable John Hertz		[64]
1957	Berkeley	Ila Ray Hadley Ray Hadley Jr.	Sharon Constable John Hertz	Margaret Jurmo Roy Pringle		[65]
1958	Minneapolis	Gayle Freed Karl Freed	Mary Lou Raymond Jack Nankervis	Judianne Fotheringill Jerry Fotheringill		[66]
1959	Rochester	Judianne Fotheringill Jerry Fotheringill	Gail Kizer Lonnie Kane	Laurie Hickox William Hickox		[67]
1960	Seattle	Laurie Hickox William Hickox	Vivian Joseph Ronald Joseph	Mary McGrath Jeff Flowers		[68]
1961	Colorado Springs	Vivian Joseph Ronald Joseph	Dorothyann Nelson Pieter Kollen	Irma Staro Richard Callaghan		[242]
1962	Boston	Elizabeth George Paul George	Cynthia Kauffman Ronald Kauffman	Joanne Heckert Gary Clark		[243]
1963	Long Beach	Cynthia Kauffman Ronald Kauffman	Yvonne Littlefield Peter Betts			[71]
1964	Cleveland	Barbara Yaggi Gene Floyd	Barbara Hartwig Bobby Mecay	Dianne Boucas Roger Collard		[244]
1965	Lake Placid	Page Paulsen Larry Dusich	Susan Berens Roy Wagelein	Betty Lewis Richard Gilbert		[73]
1966	Berkeley	Betty Jean Lewis Richard Gilbert	Sandi Sweitzer Jerry Entwistle	JoJo Starbuck Kenneth Shelley		[74]
1967	Omaha	JoJo Starbuck Kenneth Shelley	Kaite Walker James Disbrow	Michelle Viaux Roger Collard		[201]
1968	Philadelphia	Tisha Baird Richard Inglesi	Jill Ritchie Ralph Meredith	Melissa Militano Mark Militano		[202]
1969	Seattle	Jannat Thompson John Baldwin	Kathy Normile Gregory Taylor	Barbara Brown Doug Berndt		[245]
1970	Tulsa	Barbara Brown Doug Berndt	Laurie Brandel James Hulick	Cathy Mishkin Donald Bonacci		[78]
1971	Buffalo	Cynthia Van Valkenburg James Hulick	Gale Fuhrman Joel Fuhrman	Michelle McCladdie Richard Ewell		[79]
1972	Long Beach	Michelle McCladdie Richard Ewell III	Suki Hoagland Mike Sahlin	Georgia Truffini Bill McPike		[80]
1973	Minneapolis	Tai Babilonia Randy Gardner	Patty Morton William Fauver	Erika Susman Tom Huff		[81]
1974	Providence	Lisa Carey Douglas Varvais	Sheryl Franks Mike Botticelli	Rebecca Loghrey Mike Chaplin		[82]
1975	Oakland	Lorene Mitchell Donald Mitchell	Lori Mills David Kirby	Lyndy Marron Hal Marron		[83]
1976	Colorado Springs	Tracy Prussack Scott Prussack	Dana Reisman Ed Reisman	Danelle Porter John Maddison		[84]
1977	Hartford	Vicki Heasley Robert Wagenhoffer	Maria DiDomenico Larry Schrier	Mary Lou Robinson Ray Belmonte		[85]
1978	Portland	Maria DiDomenico Larry Schrier	Beth Flora Ken Flora	Leanne LaBrake Jeffrey LaBrake		[86]
1979	Cincinnati	Rosemary Sweeney Daniel Salera	Danielle Porter Burt Lancon	Elizabeth Chabot Peter Oppegard		[87]
1980	Atlanta	Dana Graham Paul Wylie	Deborah Lynch Keith Green	Maryan Amaral Bryan Amaral		[237]
1981	San Diego	Deborah Lynch Keith Green	Cara Gill Craig Gill	Natalie Seybold Wayne Seybold		[246]
1982	Indianapolis	Natalie Seybold Wayne Seybold	Susan Dungjen Jason Dungjen	Amy Lynn Grossman Robert Davenport		[247]
1983	Pittsburgh	Susan Dungjen Jason Dungjen	Sandy Hurtubise Karl Kurtz	Sue Falzone Michael Blicharski		[91]
1984	Salt Lake City	Ginger Tse Archie Tse	Jeannine Jones Tony Jones	Tammy Crowson Joseph Mero		[92]
1985	Kansas City	Deveny Deck Luke Hohmann	Shelly Propson Jerod Swallow	Lori Blasko Todd Sand		[93]
1986	Uniondale	Kristi Yamaguchi Rudy Galindo	Ashley Stevenson Scott Wendland	Shanda Smith Brandon Smith		[94]
1987	Tacoma	Kellie Lynn Creel David McGoveran	Michelle Laughlin Mark Naylor	Julianne Thompson Brian Geddeis	[95]
1988	Denver	Kenna Bailey John Denton	Jennifer Heurlin John Frederiksen	Natasha Kuchiki Richard Alexander	Paula Visingardi Jeb Rand	[15]
1989	Baltimore	Jennifer Heurlin John Frederiksen	Natasha Kuchiki Richard Alexander	Anne-Marie Wells Brian Wells	Angela Deneweth John Liotta	[96]
1990	Salt Lake City	Tristan Vega Richard Alexander	Susan Ann Purdy Scott Chiamulera	Aimee Offner Brian Helgenberg	Kara Paxton Brad Cox	[17]
1991	Minneapolis	Aimee Offner Brian Helgenberg	Cambria Goodman Steven Moore	Kara Paxton Brad Cox	Nicole Sciarrotta Gregory Sciarrotta	[18]
1992	Orlando	Nicole Sciarrotta Gregory Sciarrotta	Dawn Piepenbrink Nick Castaneda	Robin Heckler Jeff Tilley	Andrea Catoia Paul Dulebohn	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Stephanie Stiegler Lance Travis	Robin Heckler Jeff Tilley	Liberte Sheldon Russ Scott	Cheryl Marker Todd Price	[98]
1994	Detroit	Nicole Bateson-Rock Keith Tindall	Cheryl Marker Todd Price	Sara Ward J. Paul Binnebose	Danielle Hartsell Steve Hartsell	[99]
1995	Providence	Danielle Hartsell Steve Hartsell	Erin Elbe Jeffrey Weiss	Nicole Perry Paul Dulebohn	Melanie Lambert Fred Palascak	[206]
1996	San Jose	Natalie Vlandis Jered Guzman	Naomi Grabow Benjamin Oberman	Jacki Davidson J. Paul Binnebose	Tiffany Stiegler Johnnie Stiegler	[207]
1997	Nashville	Tiffany Stiegler Johnnie Stiegler	Katie Barnhart Charles Bernard	Tiffany Scott Philip Dulebohn	Laura Handy James Peterson	[208]
1998	Philadelphia	Heather Allebach Matt Evers	Jaisa MacAdam Garrett Lucash	Larisa Spielberg Craig Joeright	Tiffany Sfikas Josiah Modes	[209]
1999	Salt Lake City	Sima Ganaba Amir Ganaba		Megan Sierk Dustin Sierk	Katie Gadkowski Derek Trent	[210]
2000	Cleveland	Stephanie Kalesavich Aaron Parchem	Sima Ganaba Amir Ganaba	Jessica Waldstein Garrett Lucash	Megan Sierk Dustin Sierk	[211]
2001	Boston	Deborah Blinder Jeremy Allen	Kristen Roth Michael McPherson	Brandilyn Sandoval Derek Trent	Christen Dean Joshua Murphy	[212]
2002	Los Angeles	Colette Appel Lee Harris	Janice Mayne Josh Martin	Tiffany Vise Laureano Ibarra	Christie Baca Scott Smith	[213]
2003	Dallas	Amy Howerton Steven Pottenger	Brittany Vise Nicholas Kole	Colette Appel Lee Harris	Chelsea Meador Josh Martin	[214]
2004	Atlanta	Shantel Jordan Jeremy Barrett	Brooke Castile Benjamin Okolski	Andrea Varraux David Pelletier	Sydney Schmidt Christopher Pottenger	[109]
2005	Portland	Mariel Miller Rockne Brubaker	Julia Vlassov Drew Meekins	Chloé Katz Joseph Lynch	Keauna McLaughlin Ethan Burgess	[215]
2006	St. Louis	Kendra Moyle Andy Seitz	Bridget Namiotka John Coughlin	Julia Vlassov Drew Meekins	Kaela Pflumm Christopher Pottenger	[111]
2007	Spokane	Keauna McLaughlin Rockne Brubaker	Bianca Butler Joseph Jacobsen	Jessica Rose Paetsch Jon Nuss		[216]
2008	Saint Paul	Jessica Rose Paetsch Jon Nuss	Tracy Tanovich Michael Chau	Chelsi Guillen Danny Curzon	Andrea Best Trevor Young	[217]
2009	Cleveland	Tracy Tanovich Michael Chau	Brynn Carman Chris Knierim	Marissa Castelli Simon Shnapir	Britney Simpson Nathan Miller	[218]
2010	Spokane	Felicia Zhang Taylor Toth	Britney Simpson Nathan Miller	Erika Smith Nathan Bartholomay	Carolyn-Ann Alba Chris Knierim	[219]
2011	Greensboro	Ashley Cain Joshua Reagan	Andrea Poapst Chris Knierim	Cassie Andrews Timothy LeDuc	Brynn Carman A.J. Reiss	[220]
2012	San Jose	Haven Denney Brandon Frazier	Britney Simpson Matthew Blackmer	Kylie Duarte Colin Grafton	Jessica Calalang Zack Sidhu	[221]
2013	Omaha	Britney Simpson Matthew Blackmer	Jessica Calalang Zack Sidhu	Madeline Aaron Max Settlage	Chelsea Liu Devin Perini	[222]
2014	Boston	Madeline Aaron Max Settlage	Chelsea Liu Devin Perini	AnnaMarie Pearce Jason Pacini	Elise Middleton Anthony Evans	[223]
2015	Greensboro	Caitlin Fields Ernie Utah Stevens	Chelsea Liu Brian Johnson	Olivia Allan Austin Hale	Lindsay Weinstein Jacob Simon	[224]
2016	Saint Paul	Joy Weinberg Maximiliano Fernandez	Lindsay Weinstein Jacob Simon	Meiryla Findley Austin Hale	Madeleine Gallagher Justin Highgate-Brutman	[225]
2017	Kansas City	Nica Digerness Danny Neudecker	Elli Kopmar Jonah Barrett	Alexandria Yao Austin Hale	Lindsay Weinstein Jacob Simon	[226]
2018	San Jose	Audrey Lu Misha Mitrofanov	Sarah Feng TJ Nyman	Laiken Lockley Keenan Prochnow	Nadine Wang Spencer Akira Howe	[227]
2019	Detroit	Laiken Lockley Keenan Prochnow	Kate Finster Balázs Nagy	Isabelle Martins Ryan Bedard	Maria Mokhova Ivan Mokhov	[228]
2020	Greensboro	Kate Finster Balázs Nagy	Anastasiia Smirnova Danil Siianytsia	Winter Deardorff Mikhail Johnson	Cate Fleming Jedidiah Isbell	[229]
2021	Las Vegas	Anastasiia Smirnova Danil Siianytsia	Isabelle Martins Ryan Bedard	Valentina Plazas Maximiliano Fernandez	Catherine Rivers Timmy Chapman	[248]
2022	Nashville	Sonia Baram Daniel Tioumentsev		Catherine Rivers Timmy Chapman	Megan Wessenberg Blake Eisenbach	[249]
2023	San Jose	Ellie Korytek Timmy Chapman	Naomi Williams Lachlan Lewer	Lilianna Murray Jordan Gillette	Olivia Flores Luke Wang	[250]
2024	Columbus	Olivia Flores Luke Wang		Sydney Cooke Matthew Kennedy	Adele Zheng Andy Deng	[128]
2025	Wichita	Reagan Moss Jakub Galbavy	Olivia Flores Luke Wang	Saya Carpenter Jon Maravilla	Sofia Jarmoc Luke Witkowski	[129]

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1943	New York City	Dorothy Glazier Lyman Wakefield Jr.	Nancy Blair Michael McGean	Kathe Mehl Allen Van Alstyne	No pewter medals awarded	[52]
1944	Minneapolis	Marilyn Grace William Hoyt		Elisabeth Daub William Hickok		[12]
1945	New York City	Patsy Jones Walter Bainbridge Jr.	Yvonne Cameron Dean Cameron	Vivian Halliday Richard Queisser		[53]
1946	Chicago	Vivian Queisser Richard Queisser	Vera Halliday E. Tefft Barker	Camilla Cliff Sidney Moore		[54]
1947	Berkeley	Renee Stein Sidney Moore	Nancy Miller Donald Laws	Irene Maguire Walter Muehlbronner		[55]
1948	Colorado Springs	Mary Firth Donald Laws	Vera Halliday Edward Picken	Jean Coulter Charles Brinkman II		[56]
1949		Vera Ruth Elliott Rex Cook		Carol Ann Peters Daniel Ryan		[57]
1950	Washington, D.C.	Carol Ann Peters Daniel Ryan	Caryl Johns Jack Jost	Vera Halliday Edward Picken		[58]
1951	Seattle	Caryl Johns Jack Jost	Terryl Johnson Gerald Woodstrom	Jane Holmes Carl Chamberlin		[59]
1952	Colorado Springs	Elizabeth Chambers Roger Chambers Jr.	Katrine Neil William Neil	Kristina Hunting Thomas Sherritt		[60]
1953	Hershey	Katrine Neil William Neil Jr.	Sidney Ann Foster Franklin Nelson	Rose Mary Lyons Joseph Nowack		[61]
1954	Los Angeles	Sidney Ann Foster Franklin Nelson	Joan Zamboni Charles Coulon	Barbara Stein Ray Sato		[62]
1955	Colorado Springs	Barbara Stein Ray Sato	Jacqueline Holm Bert Wright	Charlene Adams Lee Carroll Owen		[63]
1956	Philadelphia	Aileen Kahre Charles Phillips Jr.	Claire O'Neill John Bejshak Jr.	Barbara Ann Roles James Short		[64]
1957	Berkeley	Claire O'Neill John Bejshak Jr.	Margie Ackles Howie Harrold	Gail Kizer John E. Allen		[65]
1958	Minneapolis	Judy Ann Lamar Ronald Ludington	Barbara Ann Roles James Short	Marilyn Meeker Larry Pierce		[66]
1959	Rochester	Marilyn Meeker Larry Pierce	Diane Sherbloom Roger Campbell	Patricia Dineen Robert Dineen		[67]
1960	Seattle	Patricia Dineen Robert Dineen	Ila Ray Hadley Ray Hadley Jr.	Dorothyann Nelson Pieter Kollen		[68]
1961	Colorado Springs	Rosemary McEvoy Ralph Owen				[233]
1962	Boston	Susan Bright Robert Munz	Carole MacSween Raymond Chenson	Peggy Eastman Richard Hirsch		[251]
1963	Long Beach	Carole MacSween Raymond Chenson	Darlene Streich Charles Fetter Jr.	Sally Crook Edward Smith Jr.		[71]
1964	Cleveland	Kristin Fortune Claude Sweet	Dale Lynne Russell Bowen	Sandra Schwomeyer James Pennington		[252]
1965	Lake Placid	Kathy Flaherty Roger Berry	Sandra Schwomeyer James Pennington	Dolly Rodenbaugh Thomas Lescinski		[73]
1966	Berkeley	Dolly Rodenbaugh Thomas Lescinski	Barrett Brown Gary Palmer	Suzanne Gillespie John Bickel		[74]
1967	Omaha	Debbi Gerken Keith Galgot	Susan Roberts Bill Roberts	Caren Cady Warren Danner		[253]
1968	Philadelphia	Joan Bitterman Brad Hislop	Margaret Millier Don Bachlott	Caren Cady Danny Danner		[202]
1969	Seattle	Candace Johnstone Bruce Bowland	Paula Stolbach Richard Stolbach	Carol Paulsen Jerry Leonard		[133]
1970	Tulsa	Mary Bonacci Gerard Lane	Jane Pankey Richard Horne	Cathleen Casey Francis Cassella		[78]
1971	Buffalo	Cathleen Casey Francis Cassella	Myra Chrien David Chrien	Beatrice Sexton James Thorn		[79]
1972	Long Beach	Michelle Ford Glenn Parriott	Shareen Finley Curt Finley	Andrea Peterson Guy Sexton		[80]
1973	Minneapolis	Judi Genovesi Kent Weigle	Jennifer Young David Young	Joy Cushner Stephen Kanter		[81]
1974	Providence	Jennifer Young David Young	Deborah Mansfield Frederick Maynard III	Carolyn Fortuna Robert Mock		[82]
1975	Oakland	Deborah Mansfield Frederick Maynard III	Jo Ann Schneider Richard Griffin	Carol Fox Richard Dalley		[83]
1976	Colorado Springs	Bonnie Burton William Burton	Carol Fox Richard Dalley	Kim Krohn Barry Hagan		[84]
1977	Hartford	Kelly Morris Michael Seibert	Felicia DiGiusto Donald Adair	Sue Park Patrick Shannon		[85]
1978	Portland	Judy Ferris Scott Gregory	Becky Lee Baker Rick Berg	Judy Blumberg Robert Engler		[86]
1979	Cincinnati	Elisa Spitz Stanley Makman	Renée Roca Andrew Ouellette	Robi Shepard Kelly Witt		[87]
1980	Atlanta	Terri Slater David Lipowitz	Diana Georgeou Ari Lieb	Janice Kindrachuk Blake Hobson		[254]
1981	San Diego	Anne Spiewak Keith Lichtman	Susan Wynne Joseph Druar	Kelleigh Perot Ralph Ball		[255]
1982	Indianapolis	Amanda Newman Jerry Santoferrara	Lynda Malek Alexander Miller	Kristan Lowery Chip Rossbach		[205]
1983	Pittsburgh	Suzanne Semanick Alexander Miller	Kandi Amelon Alec Binnie	Colleen McGuire William Lyons III		[91]
1984	Salt Lake City	Christina Yatsuhashi Keith Yatsuhashi	April Sargent John D'Amelio	Dorothy Rodek Robert Nordozza		[92]
1985	Kansas City	Jodie Balogh Jerod Swallow	Tonia Kleinsasser Daniel Stahl	Jill Helser Michael Verlich		[93]
1986	Uniondale	Colette Huber Ron Kravette	Lisa Grove Charles Sinek	Kimberly Barget James Schilling		[94]
1987	Tacoma	Jennifer Benz Jeffrey Benz	Ann-Morton Neale Dee Pascoe	Amy Webster John Millier		[95]
1988	Denver	Elizabeth Punsalan Shawn Rettstatt	Tiffany Veltre Duane Greenleaf	Jennifer Goolsbee Peter Chupa	Rachel Mayer Peter Breen	[15]
1989	Baltimore	Rachel Mayer Peter Breen	Wendy Millette James Curtis	Jeannine Jones Michael Shroge	Ann-Morton Neale Laurance Shaffer	[96]
1990	Salt Lake City	Beth Buhl Neale Smull	Krista Schulz Jonathan Stine	Rachel Lane Eric Meier	Cheryl Demkowski Jeff Czarnecki	[17]
1991	Minneapolis	Kimberly Callahan Robert Peal	Rachel Lane Eric Meier	Michelle Maier Tony Darnell	Jennifer Nieman Jonathan Stine	[18]
1992	Orlando	Christine Fowler Garrett Swasey	Cheryl Demkowski Sean Gales	Kimberley Hartley Michael Sklutovsky	Rachel Lane Tony Darnell	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Kimberley Hartley Michael Sklutovsky	Christina Fitzgerald Mark Fitzgerald	Tiffani Tucker Frank Singley	Carissa Green Greg Maddalone	[98]
1994	Detroit	Laura Gayton Oleg Fediukov	Carissa Green Greg Maddalone	Eve Chalom Mathew Gates	Nicole Dumonceaux John Repucci	[99]
1995	Providence	Eve Chalom Mathew Gates	Kristina Feliciano Alex Jacoby	Jessica Joseph Charles Butler	Dawn Ponte Paul Frey	[206]
1996	San Jose	Jessica Joseph Charles Butler	Naomi Lang John Lee	Tami Tyler Jonathan Nichols	Azumi Sagara Jonathan Magalnick	[207]
1997	Nashville		Kerrie O'Donnell Brandon Forsyth	Jamie Silverstein Justin Pekarek	Melissa Gregory James Shuford	[208]
1998	Philadelphia	Melissa Gregory James Shuford	Jamie Silverstein Justin Pekarek	Crystal Beckerdite Raphael Kelling	Cerise Henzes Walter Lang	[209]
1999	Salt Lake City	Jamie Silverstein Justin Pekarek	Emilie Nussear Brandon Forsyth	Crystal Lynn Beckerdite Matt Healy	Alison Newman Michel Klus	[210]
2000	Cleveland	Tanith Belbin Benjamin Agosto		Jesica Valentine Matthew Kossack	Lia Nitake Ryan O'Meara	[211]
2001	Boston	Lydia Manon Michel Klus	Kendra Goodwin Chris Obzansky	Kakani Young Ikaika Young	Melissa Ralph Ryan O'Meara	[212]
2002	Los Angeles	Loren Galler-Rabinowitz David Mitchell	Melissa Ralph Ryan O'Meara	Kendra Goodwin Chris Obzansky	Kirsten Frisch Brent Bommentre	[213]
2003	Dallas	Morgan Matthews Maxim Zavozin	Kirsten Frisch Brent Bommentre	Flo Steed Augie Hill	Carly Donowick Leo Ungar	[214]
2004	Atlanta		Meryl Davis Charlie White	Trina Pratt Todd Gilles	Kirsten Frisch Augie Hill	[109]
2005	Portland	Trina Pratt Todd Gilles	Caitlin Mallory Brent Holdburg	Kimmerly Lauten Augie Hill	Meghan McCullough Joel Dear	[215]
2006	St. Louis	Meryl Davis Charlie White	Emily Samuelson Evan Bates	Jane Summersett Elliot Pennington	Kaitlyn Weaver Charles Clavey	[111]
2007	Spokane	Emily Samuelson Evan Bates	Madison Hubbell Keiffer Hubbell	Lynn Kriengkrairut Logan Giulietti-Schmitt	Piper Gilles Timothy McKernan	[216]
2008	Saint Paul	Madison Hubbell Keiffer Hubbell	Piper Gilles Timothy McKernan	Madison Chock Greg Zuerlein	Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani	[217]
2009	Cleveland	Madison Chock Greg Zuerlein	Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani	Piper Gilles Zachary Donohue	Shannon Wingle Timothy McKernan	[218]
2010	Spokane	Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani	Rachel Tibbetts Collin Brubaker		Isabella Cannuscio Ian Lorello	[219]
2011	Greensboro	Charlotte Lichtman Dean Copely	Lauri Bonacorsi Travis Mager	Anastasia Cannuscio Colin McManus	Anastasia Olson Jordan Cowan	[220]
2012	San Jose	Alexandra Aldridge Daniel Eaton		Lorraine McNamara Quinn Carpenter	Rachel Parsons Michael Parsons	[221]
2013	Omaha		Kaitlin Hawayek Jean-Luc Baker		Holly Moore Daniel Klaber	[222]
2014	Boston	Kaitlin Hawayek Jean-Luc Baker	Lorraine McNamara Quinn Carpenter	Rachel Parsons Michael Parsons		[223]
2015	Greensboro	Lorraine McNamara Quinn Carpenter	Rachel Parsons Michael Parsons	Elliana Pogrebinsky Alex Benoit		[224]
2016	Saint Paul				Christina Carreira Anthony Ponomarenko	[225]
2017	Kansas City	Rachel Parsons Michael Parsons	Christina Carreira Anthony Ponomarenko	Lorraine McNamara Quinn Carpenter	Chloe Lewis Logan Bye	[226]
2018	San Jose	Christina Carreira Anthony Ponomarenko	Caroline Green Gordon Green	Chloe Lewis Logan Bye	Eliana Gropman Ian Somerville	[227]
2019	Detroit	Caroline Green Gordon Green	Avonley Nguyen Vadym Kolesnik	Eliana Gropman Ian Somerville	Oona Brown Gage Brown	[228]
2020	Greensboro	Avonley Nguyen Vadym Kolesnik	Katarina Wolfkostin Jeffrey Chen	Oona Brown Gage Brown	Molly Cesanek Yehor Yehorov	[229]
2021	Las Vegas	Katarina Wolfkostin Jeffrey Chen	Oona Brown Gage Brown	Katarina DelCamp Ian Somerville	Isabella Flores Dimitry Tsarevski	[256]
2022	Nashville	Leah Neset Artem Markelov	Angela Ling Caleb Wein	Elianna Peal Ethan Peal	Vanessa Pham Jonathan Rogers	[257]
2023	San Jose		Helena Carhart Volodymyr Horovyi	Jenna Hauer Benjamin Starr	Elianna Peal Ethan Peal	[258]
2024	Columbus		Yahli Pedersen Jeffrey Chen	Elianna Peal Ethan Peal	Jenna Hauer Benjamin Starr	[128]
2025	Wichita	Hana Maria Aboian Daniil Veselukhin	Elianna Peal Ethan Peal	Caroline Mullen Brendan Mullen	Michelle Deych Ryan Hu	[129]

Compulsory figures

Competitions in compulsory figures were held for the last time at the 1999 U.S. Championships in Salt Lake City. ^[19]

Men's figures (Senior level)

Senior men's figures event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1991	Minneapolis	Craig Heath	Michael Weiss	Gig Siruno	Brian Schmidt	[18]
1992	Orlando	Brian Schmidt	Gig Siruno	Troy Goldstein	Scott Cormier	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Gig Siruno	Brian Schmidt	J. Robert Morris	Troy Goldstein	[259]
1994	Detroit			Eddie Gornik	Jay Cochon	[99]
1995	Providence	John Baldwin Jr.	Kevin Donovan	Everett Weiss	Anthony Chicalace	[100]
1996	San Jose	Everett Weiss	Anthony Chicalace	Anthony Bardin	Brian Beutsch	[101]
1997	Nashville		Robert Shmalo	No other competitors		[260]

Women's figures (Senior level)

Senior women's figures event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1991	Minneapolis	Kelly Ann Szmurlo	Jennifer Leng	Karen Ann Gooley	Leigh Keiser	[18]
1992	Orlando		Sarah Gendreau	Sharon Sargent	Karen Ann Gooley	[97]
1993	Phoenix		Carese Busby	Kristin Meyer		[259]
1994	Detroit	Melanie Dupon	Kristin Meyer	Carese Busby	Shannon Livingston	[99]
1995	Providence	Lisa Bryson	Melanie Dupon	Jennifer Blount	Cassy Papajohn	[100]
1996	San Jose	Cassy Papajohn		McKenzie Savidge	Jennifer Blount	[101]
1997	Nashville	Melanie Dupon	McKenzie Savidge	Sarah Devereaux	Brandy Biddle	[260]
1998	Philadelphia	Cassy Papajohn	Lynne Petta		Elizabeth Handley	[103]
1999	Salt Lake City	Lisa Frenzel Swain	Sonja Gullen	Lauren Hill & Lynne Petta (tie)		[19]

Men's figures (Junior level)

Junior men's figures event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1991	Minneapolis	Laurent Massé	Mark Drouillard	Scott Tonidandel	Vearle Klinger	[18]
1992	Orlando	Jay Cochon		Jeffrey Adler	Eddie Gornik	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Everett Weiss	Jeffrey Adler	Shaun Ditmar	Anthony Chicalace	[259]
1994	Detroit	Erik Schulz	Anthony Chicalace	John Wright	Ryan Jahnke	[99]
1995	Providence	Christopher Malato	Colin Bennett	Michael Keller	Jonathan Lawrence	[206]
1996	San Jose	Lloyd Sarbacker		Robert Shmalo	Christopher Mattern	[207]
1997	Nashville	Scott Sarbacker	Christopher Mattern	Colin Bennett	Scott Sheets	[260]

Women's figures (Junior level)

Junior women's figures event medalists

Year	Location	Gold [10]	Silver	Bronze	Pewter	Ref.
1991	Minneapolis	Casey Link	Caroline Murray	Jennifer Blount	Sabrina Vora	[18]
1992	Orlando	Jessica Posada	Jennifer Carlson	Kristin Knotts	Sara Brock	[97]
1993	Phoenix	Leah Hardy	Shirley Pang	Melanie Dupon	Sarah Ohlmiller	[259]
1994	Detroit	Jennifer Clark	Karlene Marie Machovec	Cassy Papajohn	Theresa Cho	[99]
1995	Providence	Jamie Wunderlich	Lyndsey Read	Kristen Varney	Jennifer Rickard	[206]
1996	San Jose	Evelynn Raphael	Elizabeth Handley	Cammi Bruns	Mya Rose Zapata	[207]
1997	Nashville	Cammi Bruns	Emily Best	Jessica Vieth	Heather Lee	[260]
1998	Philadelphia	Kharen Kloeffer & Brooke Pitman (tie)		Josselyn Baumgartner	Alecia Moore	[103]
1999	Salt Lake City	Jessica Koslow & Erin White (tie)		Lindsey Westbrook	Kristin Griffitts	[19]

Records

From left to right: Meryl Davis and Charlie White, and Madison Chock and Evan Bates, are tied for the most U.S. championship titles in ice dance (with six each).

Records

Event	Most titles
Men's singles	Roger Turner	7	1928–34
Women's singles	Maribel Vinson	9	1928–33; 1935–37
Pairs	Theresa Weld-Blanchard Nathaniel Niles	9	1918; 1920–27
Ice dance	Meryl Davis Charlie White	6	2009–14
	Madison Chock Evan Bates	6	2015; 2020; 2022–25

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