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Estonian Figure Skating Championships

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Estonian Figure Skating Championships
Logo of the Estonian Skating Union
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
Country Estonia
Inaugurated1917
Organised byEstonian Skating Union

The Estonian Figure Skating Championships (Estonian: Eesti Meistrivõistlused) are held annually to crown the national champions of Estonia. Skaters compete in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although not every discipline is held every year due to a lack of participants. The event is organized by the Estonian Skating Union, the sport's national governing body. The competition's results are among the criteria used to determine the teams to the World Championships, World Junior Championships, European Championships, and Winter Olympics.

History

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The Estonian Championships were first held in Tallinn in 1917. Johannes Johanson won the men's event, Hilda Laane won the women's event, and Johanson and Laane won the pairs' event. Until World War II, figure skating was overseen by the Estonian Winter Sports Union. During the Soviet occupation and annexation (1940–91), some Estonians competed for the Soviet Championships. In 1991, after Estonia declared its independence from the Soviet Union, the Estonian Skating Union was founded and admitted as a member of the International Skating Union.[1]

Alfred Hirv currently holds the record for the most Estonian championships won in men's singles (at ten), while Vaike Paduri holds the record in women's singles (at fourteen). Eduard Hiiop holds the record in pair skating (at ten, although not all won with the same partner), while Nikolai Salnikov holds the record in ice dance (at eight, and also not all won with the same partner).

Senior medalists

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From left to right: Mihhail Selevko, the reigning Estonian champion in men's singles; Niina Petrõkina, the reigning Estonian champion in women's singles; and Solène Mazingue and Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko, the reigning Estonian champions in ice dance

Men's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1917 Johannes Johanson Eduard Kõppo Adolf Feldmann [2]
1918 Eduard Kõppo No other competitors
1919 No competition held
1920 Aleksander Reeder No other competitors
1921 Arthur Tedder I. Peres
1922 Arthur Tedder Aleksander Reeder Eduard Hiiop
1923 Friedrich Grünreich
1924 Aleksander Reeder Arthur Tedder Friedrich Grünreich
1925 No competition held
1926 Aleksander Reeder Alfred Hirv Eduard Hiiop
1927 Eduard Hiiop Voldemar Tomasson
1928 Friedrich Grünreich No other competitors
1929 Alfred Hirv
1930
1931 Voldemar Leinbock Voldemar Tomasson
1932 No other competitors
1933 Eduard Hiiop Voldemar Leinbock
1934 Aleksander Daniel Eduard Hiiop
1935 Eduard Hiiop Voldemar Tomasson
1936 Voldemar Tomasson No other competitors
1937 Alfred Hirv Valdur Toovere Axel Auer
1938 Axel Auer Valdur Toovere
1939 No competition held
1940 Alfred Hirv Eugen Päsmel Uno Zimmermann
1941–46 No competitions due to World War II
1947 Robert Kärsin Vassili Krõlov Vladimir Radin
1948 No other competitors
1949 Vladimir Radin
1950 Robert Kärsin
1951 Hillar Päsmel
1952
1953 Verner Oamer
1954 No competition held
1955 Verner Oamer Enno Oinus No other competitors
1956 Enno Oinus Boris Merilain
1957 Verner Oamer Enno Oinus
1958 No other competitors
1959 Ülo Sarapuu Peeter Peterson Rolf Pachel
1960 Peeter Laur Ülo Sarapuu Peeter Peterson
1961 Peep Piibar Peeter Laur Rolf Pachel
1962 Verner Oamer Peep Piibar
1963 Ülo Sarapuu Peeter Laur Peep Piibar
1964 Peep Piibar Rolf Pachel Jaak Gross
1965 Juhan Gross Jaak Gross Liivo Rennik
1966 Jaak Gross Liivo Rennik Juhan Gross
1967 Liivo Rennik Ardo Rennik
1968 Jaak Gross Arvo Lõoke
1969 Arvo Lõoke Jaak Gross
1970 Georgi Starkov Hannes Teder Igor Butenko
1971 Hannes Teder Igor Butenko Peeter Kulkov
1972 Igor Butenko Peeter Kulkov M. Pappel
1973 Hannes Teder Viktor Bujevets Peeter Kulkov
1974 Peeter Kulkov Viktor Bujevets
1975 Viktor Bujevets No other competitors
1976 Vladimir Taranuhha No other competitors
1977
1978 Pavel Lissitsa Aleksandr Denissenko
1979 Pavel Lissitsa Teet Ilves
1980 Vladimir Taranuhha No other competitors
1981
1982 Teet Ilves Aleksandr Denissenko Vladimir Taranuhha
1983 Aleksandr Denissenko No other competitors
1984 Ruslan Kurganski
1985 Suren Ašhotajan Toomas Künnapuu Ruslan Kurganski
1986 Raimo Reinsalu
1987 Toomas Künnapuu No other competitors
1988 Raimo Reinsalu Margus Kulkov N. Dmitrijev
1989 Roman Martõnenko
1990 Roman Martõnenko Raimo Reinsalu Aleksandr Frolov
1991 Alexei Kozlov Roman Martõnenko Margus Kulkov
1992 Roman Martõnenko Margus Hernits No other competitors
1993 Raimo Reinsalu
1994 Margus Hernits Roman Martõnenko Alexei Kozlov
1995 Raimo Reinsalu
1996 Tallinn Alexei Kozlov [3]
1997 [4]
1998 Alexei Kozlov Roman Martõnenko [5]
1999 Roman Martõnenko Alexei Kozlov [6]
2000 Alexei Kozlov Roman Martõnenko [7]
2001 Alexei Kozlov Margus Hernits Aleksei Saks [8]
2002 Margus Hernits No other competitors [9]
2003 Alexei Kozlov Dmitri Antoni No other competitors [10]
2004 Denis Skrjabin Aleksandr Kiudmaa [11]
2005–07 No men's competitors
2008 Tartu Viktor Romanenkov No other competitors [12]
2009 [13]
2010 Tallinn [14]
2011 Narva [15]
2012 Tallinn Samuel Koppel No other competitors [16]
2013 Daniel Albert Naurits [17]
2014 No other competitors [18]
2015 Samuel Koppel Daniil Žurav Aleksandr Selevko [19]
2016 Daniil Žurav Aleksandr Selevko Jegor Zelenjak [20]
2017 Daniel Albert Naurits Daniil Žurav Samuel Koppel [21]
2018 Samuel Koppel No other competitors [22]
2019 Mihhail Selevko Daniel Albert Naurits Aleksandr Selevko [23]
2020 Aleksandr Selevko Mihhail Selevko Daniel Albert Naurits [24]
2021 Arlet Levandi Mihhail Selevko [25]
2022 [26]
2023 Mihhail Selevko Aleksandr Selevko Arlet Levandi [27]
2024 [28]
2025 [29]

Women's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1917 Hilda Laane Kauschin Elisabet Laane [30]
1918–19 No competitions held
1920 Tatjana Voitjankovskaja No other competitors
1921 Tatjana Janson Elvine Stamm Ellen Frey
1922 Hilda Leonova
1923 Märk
1924 No other competitors
1925 No competition held
1926 Ellen Frey Hilja Martna Elvine Stamm
1927 Hilda Leonova No other competitors
1928 Helmi Kaarik Gerda Bresinsky
1929 Ottilie Markus Alice Günther
1930 Vaike Kaljuvee Ottilie Markus
1931 Margarethe Precht Adele Sallo
1932 No other competitors
1933 Adele Sallo No other competitors
1934
1935 Adele Sallo Ottilie Markus
1936 Vaike Kaljuvee Adele Toom
1937 No other competitors
1938 Lia Villemson Grace Saksen
1939 No competition held
1940 Vaike Kaljuvee Grace Saksen Lia Villemson
1941–46 No competitions due to World War II
1947 Vaike Paduri Dagmar Randma Tatjana Semuhhina
1948 No other competitors
1949 Doris Liiva
1950 Vaike Paduri
1951
1952
1953 Maia Temmin Küllike Vee Silvi Kütt
1954 No competition held
1955 Küllike Vee Mall Allmann Aida Madar
1956 Mall Allmann Küllike Vee
1957 No other competitors
1958 Anne Ritslaid Reet Piibar Mall Allmann
1959 Tiiu Tamm
1960
1961 Reet Piibar Tiiu Tamm Anne Ritslaid
1962
1963 Tiiu Tomson Eve Rausberg Svetlana Zahharova
1964 Madli Krispin No other competitors
1965 Ene Aurik
1966 Madli Krispin Tiiu Tomson Maaja Metsküll
1967 Maaja Metsküll Eha Elvest
1968 Pille Hagel
1969
1970 Eha Elvest Julia Venjovtseva
1971 Galina Tairova Maaja Metsküll
1972 Larissa Kortšanova Julia Venjovtseva
1973 Olga Voložinskaja Larissa Kortšanova
1974 Olga Voložinskaja Larissa Kortšanova Jelena Jevdossenko
1975 Viktoria Leontjeva
1976 Svetlana Savitskaja
1977 Svetlana Savitskaja Žanna Senina Anu Lüke
1978 Inna Marudenko Svetlana Šarova Signe Feklistova
1979 Žanetta Tšubenko
1980
1981 Žanetta Tšubenko Signe Feklistova Marina Voronko
1982 Irina Vassiljeva
1983 Kristel Freivald Regina Mihhailova
1984 Kristel Freivald Regina Mihhailova No other competitors
1985 Heli Štarkov Sylvi Keerde
1986 Žanetta Tšubenko Kristel Ojasaar Marika Gribanova
1987 Oksana Hutornaja Heli Štarkov Sylvi Keerde
1988 Nadežda Kiridi
1989 Svetlana Kulitšenko
1990 Marika Gribanova Olga Vassiljeva
1991 Olga Vassiljeva Oksana Hutornaja Svetlana Kulitšenko
1992 Oksana Hutornaja Tatjana Fedotova Anna Nekrassova
1993 Olga Vassiljeva No other competitors
1994 Jekaterina Golovatenko Liina-Grete Lilender
1995 Jekaterina Golovatenko Liina-Grete Lilender Olga Vassiljeva
1996 Tallinn Olga Vassiljeva Jekaterina Golovatenko [3]
1997 Liina-Grete Lilender Jekaterina Golovatenko Olga Vassiljeva [4]
1998 Olga Vassiljeva Liina-Grete Lilender [5]
1999 [6]
2000 [7]
2001 [8]
2002 Liina-Grete Lilender Maria Levitan [9]
2003 Jelena Abolina [10]
2004 Jelena Glebova Olga Vassiljeva Liina-Grete Lilender [11]
2005 Sanna Remes Jelena Muhhina [31]
2006 Jelena Muhhina Jelena Glebova Olga Ikonnikova [32]
2007 Jelena Glebova Svetlana Issakova Jelena Muhhina [33]
2008 Tartu Svetlana Issakova Johanna Allik Olga Ikonnikova [12]
2009 Jelena Glebova Jasmine Alexandra Costa Johanna Allik [13]
2010 Tallinn Johanna Allik Svetlana Issakova [14]
2011 Narva Gerli Liinamäe Svetlana Issakova Jelena Glebova [15]
2012 Tallinn Jelena Glebova Gerli Liinamäe Svetlana Issakova [16]
2013 Svetlana Issakova Helery Hälvin [17]
2014 Helery Hälvin Gerli Liinamäe Eike Langerbaur [18]
2015 Gerli Liinamäe Helery Hälvin Diana Reinsalu [19]
2016 Helery Hälvin Jelizaveta Leonova Kristina Škuleta-Gromova [20]
2017 Gerli Liinamäe Annely Vahi [21]
2018 Gerli Liinamäe Kristina Škuleta-Gromova Eva-Lotta Kiibus [22]
2019 Eva-Lotta Kiibus Kristina Škuleta-Gromova [23]
2020 Eva-Lotta Kiibus Niina Petrõkina Amalia Zelenjak [24]
2021 Gerli Liinamäe Kristina Škuleta-Gromova [25]
2022 Niina Petrõkina Eva-Lotta Kiibus Nataly Langerbaur [26]
2023 Nataly Langerbaur Gerli Liinamäe [27]
2024 Elina Goidina Kristina Lisovskaja [28]
2025 Niina Petrõkina Elina Goidina Maria Eliise Kaljuvere [29]

Pairs

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1917
  • Hilda Laane
  • Johannes Johanson
 No other competitors [34]
1918–19 No competitions held
1920
  • Tatjana Voitjankovskaja
  • I. Peres
 No other competitors
1921
  • Tatjana Janson
  • I. Peres
  • Ellen Frey
  • Aleksander Reeder
1922
  • Ellen Frey
  • Aleksander Reeder
  • Elvine Stamm
  • Arthur Tedder
1923
  • Märk
  • Friedrich Grünreich
1924
  • Wollmann
  • Friedrich Grünreich
  • Mõttus
  • Voldemar Tomasson
1925 No competition held
1926
  • Ellen Frey
  • Aleksander Reeder
  • Mõttus
  • Voldemar Tomasson
1927
1928
No other competitors
1929
  • Alice Günther
  • Arthur Tedder
1930 No other competitors
1931
  • Ottilie Markus
  • Aleksander Reeder
 No other competitors
1932
1933
  • Ottilie Markus
  • Aleksander Reeder
1934 No other competitors
1935
  • Ottilie Markus
  • Alfred Hirv
 No other competitors
1936 No other competitors
1937
1938
  • Grace Saksen
  • Robert Kärsin
  • Evi Uuetoa
  • Eugen Päsmel
1939 No competition held
1940
  • Grace Saksen
  • Robert Kärsin
 No other competitors
1941–46 No competitions due to World War II
1947
  • Tatjana Semuhhina
  • Vassili Krõlov
No other competitors
1948
No other competitors
1949
  • Milvi Urm
  • Hillar Päsmel
1950
  • Milvi Urm
  • Olimar Kangur
1951
1952
  • Tatjana Krõlova
  • Boris Merilain
1953
  • Ivi Metsakivi
  • Leili Muska
  • Mall Allmann
  • Tiiu Haamre
 No other competitors
1954 No competition held
1955
No other competitors
1956
  • Aida Madar
  • Enno Oinus
No other competitors
1957
  • Küllike Vee
  • Boris Merilain
  • Aida Kivi
  • Enno Oinus
1958 No pairs competitors
1959
  • Küllike Vee
  • Enn Veinpere
  • Aida Kivi
  • Enno Oinus
  • Reet Piibar
  • Rolf Pachel
1960 No other competitors
1961
  • Küllike Vee
  • Ülo Sarapuu
 No other competitors
1962
  • Madli Krispin
  • Hagi Šein
 No other competitors
1963
  • Anne Piir
  • Heinar Randrüüt
1964
No other competitors
1965
  • Eha Elvest
  • Juhan Gross
1966
  • Madli Krispin
  • Jaak Gross
  • Sirje Tasamaa
  • Liivo Rennik
1967
  • Tiina Gross
  • Jaak Gross
 No other competitors
1968
  • Tiina Gross
  • Jaak Gross
  • Külliki Pall
  • Väino Tartes
  • Eha Elvest
  • Pavel Polonski
1969
  • Külliki Pall
  • Liivo Rennik
1970 No other competitors
1971
  • I. Laats
  • Rainer Gornoi
  • Ülle Ehrlich
  • Andres Ratnik
1972 No pairs competitors
1973
  • Tatjana Pantiljonok
  • Gennadi Dubrovenski
 No other competitors
1974–79 No pairs competitors
1980
  • Irina Patalahha
  • Vladimir Taranuhha
  • Marje Pajulaid
  • Teet Ilves
 No other competitors
1981 No other competitors
1982 No pairs competitors
1983
  • Kristina Brock
  • Toomas Künnapuu
 No other competitors
1984–95 No pairs competitors
1996 Tallinn No other competitors [3]
1997 [4]
1998 No pairs competitors [5]
1999 No other competitors [6]
2000 [7]
2001 [8]
2002 No other competitors [9]
2003 No other competitors [10]
2004 [11]
2005 [31]
2006 [32]
2007 No other competitors [33]
2008 Tartu No other competitors [12]
2009 [13]
2010 Tallinn [14]
2011–25 No pairs competitors since 2010

Ice dance

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1948
  • Silvia Vannas
  • Vladimir Radin
 No other competitors [35]
1949 No ice dance competitors
1950
No other competitors
1951
No other competitors
1952
  • Maia Temmin
  • Rein Märtsoo
  • Küllike Vee
  • Jüri Teras
  • Aida Madar
  • T. Vee
1953
No other competitors
1954 No competition held
1955
No other competitors
1956
Unknown
1957
  • Unknown
  • Küllike Vee
  • Reet Pilbar
  • Unknown
1958 No ice dance competitors
1959
  • Aida Kivi
  • Enno Oinus
 No other competitors
1960 No ice dance competitors
1961
  • Helle Merisalu
  • Unknown
 No other competitors
1962 No ice dance competitors
1963
No other competitors
1964
  • Natalia Faidenko
  • Aleksandr Rebrikov
1965
1966
  • Helle Merisalu
  • Sven Liivrand
  • Natalja Faidenko
  • Valentin Kosteljov
1967
  • Helle Merisalu
  • Harry Šein
  • Pille Hagel
  • Arvo Lõoke
1968
  • Tiina Kongas
  • Harry Šein
  • Natalja Faidenko
  • Sven Liivrand
1969
1970
  • Tiina Kongas
  • Harry Šein
  • Anne Naissoo
  • Toomas Rang
1971
  • Anne Naissoo
  • Toomas Rang
  • Ilona Võidula
  • Tiit Peedu
1972 No other competitors
1973
  • Tamara Prokopjuk
  • I. Jelizarov
1974
  • Anne Naissoo
  • Toomas Rang
  • Marina Birova
  • Rainer Gornoi
1975
  • Marina Birova
  • Rainer Gornoi
 No other competitors
1976
  • Natalia Tokareva
  • Toomas Rang
  • Marina Birova
  • Rainer Gornoi
1977 No other competitors
1978
  • Lea Rohlin
  • Leonid Nikolajev
 No other competitors
1979
  • Valeria Trifonova
  • Andrei Malofejev
  • Lea Rohlin
  • Viljar Orub
1980
1981 No other competitors
1982
  • Lea Rohlin
  • Viljar Orub
 No other competitors
1983
  • Angela Berkova
  • Sergei Solovjov
 No other competitors
1984
  • Rena Paulus
  • Vahur Fuks
  • Angela Berkov
  • Sergei Solovjov
  • Julia Semjonova
  • A. Jarovoi
1985
1986
  • Kristina Ljašenko
  • Vahur Fuks
  • Julia Semjonova
  • Ruslan Kurganski
 No other competitors
1987
  • Julia Semjonova
  • Ruslan Kurganski
  • Sofia Varkki
  • Vahur Fuks
1988 No other competitors
1989
  • Larissa Uvarova
  • Denis Tištšenko
1990
  • Larissa Uvarova
  • Ruslan Kurganski
1991–92 No ice dance competitors
1993
No other competitors
1994
1995
1996 Tallinn
  • Kristina Kalesnik
  • Aleksandr Terentjev
 No other competitors [3]
1997
  • Kristina Kalesnik
  • Aleksandr Terentjev
[4]
1998 No other competitors [5]
1999
[6]
2000 No ice dance competitors [7]
2001 No other competitors [8]
2002 [9]
2003 [10]
2004
  • Julia Abolina
  • Aleksandr Škirin
[11]
2005 No ice dance competitors [31]
2006
  • Aleksandra Baurina
  • Ilja Korešev
 No other competitors [32]
2007 [33]
2008 Tartu No ice dance competitors [12]
2009
  • Kristina Kiudmaa
  • Aleksei Trohlev
 No other competitors [13]
2010 Tallinn [14]
2011 Narva [15]
2012 Tallinn
  • Hanna Maria Tammo
  • Geido Kapp
 No other competitors [16]
2013 No other competitors [17]
2014 No ice dance competitors [18]
2015
  • Marina Elias
  • Denis Koreline
 [19]
2016
  • Marina Elias
  • Denis Koreline
  • Katerina Bunina
  • German Frolov
 [20]
2017
  • Katerina Bunina
  • German Frolov
  • Marina Elias
  • Geido Kapp
 No other competitors [21]
2018
  • Katerina Bunina
  • German Frolov
 [22]
2019
  • Katerina Bunina
  • German Frolov
 No other competitors [23]
2020 No other competitors [24]
2021 No ice dance competitors [25]
2022 No other competitors [26]
2024 No other competitors [28]
2025 No ice dance competitors [29]

Junior medalists

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Men's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1996 Tallinn Alexei Kozlov No other competitors [36]
1997 Aleksei Saks Dmitri Mihharovski [37]
1998 Dmitri Antoni [5]
1999 No junior men's competitors [6]
2000 Aleksei Saks Dmitri Antoni No other competitors [7]
2001 [8]
2002 Dmitri Antoni No other competitors [9]
2003 Ilja Glebov No other competitors [10]
2004 Aleksandr Kiudmaa No other competitors [38]
2005 Viktor Romanenkov Sergei Muhhin No other competitors [31]
2006 Sergei Muhhin Viktor Kolesnikov [32]
2007 Viktor Romanenkov Sergei Muhhin [33]
2008 Tartu [12]
2009 Samuel Koppel No other competitors [39]
2010 Tallinn Viktor Romanenkov Allar Laane No other competitors [40]
2011 No other competitors [41]
2012 Daniel Albert Naurits German Frolov No other competitors [16]
2013 Tartu Samuel Koppel Mihhail Sokolov Maksim Pekki [42]
2014 Tallinn Daniil Žurav Samuel Koppel Jegor Zelenjak [43]
2015 Jegor Zelenjak Daniil Žurav Aleksandr Selevko [44]
2016 Daniel Albert Naurits Aleksandr Selevko Daniil Žurav [45]
2017 Mihhail Selevko [21]
2018 Aleksandr Selevko Mihhail Selevko Ivan Mikhajlov [22]
2019 Mihhail Selevko No other competitors [23]
2020 Aleksandr Selevko Mihhail Selevko Arlet Levandi [24]
2021 Arlet Levandi Jegor Martšenko Vladimir Taganov
2022 Mihhail Selevko Arlet Levandi Jegor Martšenko [26]
2023 Arlet Levandi Jegor Martšenko No other competitors [27]
2024 Tartu Vladislav Churakov [28]
2025 Tallinn Vladislav Churakov Jegor Martšenko [29]

Women's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1996 Tallinn Jekaterina Golovatenko Maria Levitan Aljona Jelina [36]
1997 Liina-Grete Lilender Anu Erlang [37]
1998 Inga Lillemaa [5]
1999 Olesja Gretšuk Inga Lillemaa Jevgenia Serebrjan [6]
2000 Maria Levitan Jelena Abolina [7]
2001 Jevgenia Serebrjan Olesja Gretšuk [8]
2002 Jelena Muhhina Jelena Glebova Oksana Jerjomenko [9]
2003 Jekaterina Frolova Jelena Muhhina Jelena Glebova [10]
2004 Jelena Glebova Kristiina Daub [38]
2005 Svetlana Issakova Jelena Muhhina [31]
2006 Svetlana Issakova Johanna Allik Darja Ptitsõna [32]
2007 Jasmine Alexandra Costa Karmen Piirsoo Ksenja Bolshakova [33]
2008 Tartu [12]
2009 Natalia Zabiiako Ksenja Bolshakova Helery Hälvin [39]
2010 Tallinn Svetlana Issakova Johanna Allik Jasmine Alexandra Costa [40]
2011 Gerli Liinamäe Svetlana Issakova [41]
2012 Sindra Kriisa Eike Langerbaur Natalja Gordeeva [16]
2013 Tartu Gerli Liinamäe Sindra Kriisa Eike Langerbaur [42]
2014 Tallinn Eike Langerbaur Diana Reinsalu [43]
2015 Natalja Gordeeva Jelizaveta Leonova Kristina Škuleta-Gromova [46]
2016 Kristina Škuleta-Gromova Calista Krass [45]
2017 Calista Krass Annely Vahi [21]
2018 Eva-Lotta Kiibus Niina Petrõkina [22]
2019 Eva-Lotta Kiibus Niina Petrõkina Kristina Škuleta-Gromova [23]
2020 Niina Petrõkina Nataly Langerbaur Jekaterina Rudneva [24]
2021 Amalia Zelenjak Niina Petrõkina Nataly Langerbaur
2022 Niina Petrõkina Maria Eliise Kaljuvere Marianne Must [26]
2023 Nataly Langerbaur [27]
2024 Tartu Elina Goidina Elizabeth Nõu [28]
2025 Tallinn [29]

Pairs

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1996 Tallinn No junior pairs competitors [36]
1997 No other competitors [37]
1998 No junior pairs competitors [5]
1999 No other competitors [6]
2000–02 No junior pairs competitors
2003 Tallinn No other competitors [10]
2004 No junior pairs competitors [38]
2005 No other competitors [31]
2006 [32]
2007–09 No junior pairs competitors
2010 Tallinn No other competitors [40]
2011–25 No junior pairs competitors since 2010

Ice dance

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1996 Tallinn
  • Kristina Kolesnik
  • Aleksandr Terentjev
  • Sille Laidma
  • Roland Ratas
 [36]
1997
  • Sille Laidma
  • Roland Ratas
 [37]
1998
  • Seile Laidma
  • Aleksandr Kulits
  • Jelena Abolina
  • Mark Vorp
 [5]
1999
No other competitors [6]
2000 [7]
2001
  • Jelena Abolina
  • Aleksandr Škirin
 No other competitors [8]
2002
  • Silja Laidma
  • Pjotr Golovatenko
 [9]
2003
  • Julia Abolina
  • Aleksandr Škirin
 [10]
2004
  • Julia Abolina
  • Aleksandr Škirin
[38]
2005
  • Kristina Kiudmaa
  • Konstantin Jevgenjev
 [31]
2006
  • Kristina Kiudmaa
  • Konstantin Jevgenjev
  • Anastasija Tsumak
  • Aleksei Trohlev
 [32]
2007
  • Kristina Kiudmaa
  • Aleksei Trohlev
 No other competitors [33]
2008 Tartu [12]
2009
  • Emili Arm
  • Rodion Bogdanov
  • Ainiki Niinelaid
  • Geido Kapp
 [39]
2010 Tallinn
  • Ainiki Niinelaid
  • Geido Kapp
 No other competitors [40]
2011
  • Victoria-Laura Lõhmus
  • Andrei Davõdov
  • Heidi Rand
  • Anton Sambalov
 [41]
2012
  • Victoria-Laura Lõhmus
  • Andrei Davõdov
 No other competitors [16]
2013 Tartu
  • Marina Elias
  • Denis Koreline
 [42]
2014 Tallinn
  • Marina Elias
  • Denis Koreline
  • Ksenia Ševtšenko
  • German Frolov
 [43]
2015
  • Merily Keskkula
  • German Frolov
 [47]
2016
  • Katerina Bunina
  • German Frolov
 No other competitors [45]
2017
  • Gioia Pucci
  • Kevin Ojala
 [48]
2018 [22]
2019 [23]
2020
  • Tatjana Bunina
  • Ivan Kuznetsov
 [24]
2021
  • Tatjana Bunina
  • Ivan Kuznetsov
  • Aleksandra Samersova
  • Kevin Ojala
2022
  • Isabella Suhhovskaja
  • Trevor Sebastian Malkasaari
 No other competitors [26]
2023 No junior ice dance competitors [27]
2024 Tartu
  • Ksenia Šhipunova
  • Miron Korjagin
 No other competitors [28]
2025 Tallinn
  • Arina Beljajva
  • Frederick Merilo
 No other competitors [29]

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