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British Figure Skating Championships
Logo of British Ice Skating
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
Country Great Britain
Inaugurated1903
Previous event2025 British Championships
Organised byBritish Ice Skating

The British Figure Skating Championships (known in some years as the British Ice Figure and Dance Championships and the British Ice Figure & Synchronized Skating Championships) are held annually to crown the national champions of Great Britain. 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 British Ice Skating, the sport's national governing body.

The championships were originally called the Swedish Challenge Cup and were inaugurated by the National Skating Association of Great Britain in 1903, but were not established as the British Championships until 1904.[1] The Swedish Challenge Cup had been presented to Great Britain on behalf of the Stockholm General Skating Club (Swedish: Stockholms Allmänna Skridskoklubb) by Viktor Balck, the then-president of the International Skating Union.[2]

The British Championships were explicitly in the international style, versus the English style, which had been the standard in Great Britain.[3] The international style incorporated ballet and dance movements with skating and was championed by early British skaters like Edgar Syers and Henry Yglesias.[3] The English style, on the other hand, was much more rigid and formal. The International Skating Union adopted the international style as the standard for all international competitions in 1897.[3] While English style championships continued in Great Britain, the official British Championships were in the international style.

The British Championships were open to skaters from members of the British Commonwealth; skaters from Canada, Australia, and South Africa occasionally competed.[4][5][6]

Although figure skating at the time was dominated by men, women were not barred from competing in the championships. In fact, the very first championships in 1903 were won by Madge Syers.[7] A separate category for women was established in 1927.[8] Kathleen Shaw, the winner of the inaugural women's event, stated: "It is much fairer now that there is a championship for women as well as for men... It is possible that ice skating will become more popular now that women are allowed their own championship."[8]

Senior medalists

[edit]

Men’s singles

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1903 London Madge Syers Horatio Torromé Henry Yglesias [9]
1904 Edgar Syers Mr. J.H. Johnson [10]
1905 Horatio Torromé [7]
1906 Keiller Greig Henry Yglesias [2]
1907 Keiller Greig Horatio Torromé Dorothy Greenhough-Smith [11]
1908 Dorothy Greenhough-Smith Albert March Mr. K. Field [12]
1909 Keiller Greig Dorothy Greenhough-Smith [13]
1910 Arthur Cumming Gwendoline Lycett [14]
1911 Dorothy Greenhough-Smith Albert March Arthur Cumming [1]
1912 Arthur Cumming Basil Williams Albert March [15]
1913 Basil Williams Mrs. J.H. Johnson Herbert Clarke [16]
1914 Arthur Cumming [17]
1915–20 No competitions due to World War I
1921 Manchester Phyllis Johnson Kenneth Macdonald Beaumont Ethel Muckelt [18]
1922 John Page [8] Ethel Muckelt Herbert Clarke [19]
1923 [20]
1924 Ian Bowhill [21]
1925 Kathleen Shaw No other competitors [22]
1926 Ian Bowhill [23]
1927 Westminster
1928 Manchester Canada Montgomery Wilson Ian Bowhill [4]
1929 London Ian Bowhill Dr. H.D.J. White [24]
1930 Manchester Proctor Burman No other competitors [25]
1931 Oxford William Clunie Dr. H.D.J. White [26]
1932 Purley Ian Bowhill Mr. L.G. Cox H. Constantine [27]
1933 Bournemouth John Page Henry Graham Sharp P.C.T. Low [28]
1934 Manchester Henry Graham Sharp Jack Dunn Maurice Bennett [29]
1935 Westminster Freddie Tomlins [30]
1936 Streatham Freddie Tomlins No other competitors [31]
1937 Harringay Geoffrey Yates [32]
1938 Wembley Tony Austin [33]
1939
1940–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Wembley Henry Graham Sharp[34] South Africa Arthur Apfel [34] Adrian Pryce-Jones
1947 South Africa Arthur Apfel No other competitors [6]
1948 Henry Graham Sharp Dennis Silverthorne Adrian Pryce-Jones [35]
1949 London No senior men's competitors [36]
1950 Michael Carrington Australia Reginald Park John Elliott [37]
1951 Ian Small No other competitors [38]
1952 Australia Adrian Swan No other competitors [39]
1953 Streatham Michael Booker Geoffrey Duncan No other competitors [40]
1954 No other competitors [41]
1955 Brian Tuck
1956 Keith Kelley [42]
1957 [43]
1958 Keith Kelley R. Ward [44]
1959 Nottingham David Clements [45] Peter Burrows [45]
1960 Streatham Robin Jones David Clements No other competitors [46]
1961 No men's competitors [47]
1962 Robin Jones Malcolm Cannon Hywel Evans [48]
1963 Richmond Malcolm Cannon Hywel Evans No other competitors [49]
1964 Wembley Hywel Evans Malcolm Cannon Harold Williams [50]
1965
1966 Malcolm Cannon Michael Williams Harold Williams [51]
1967 Streatham Michael Williams
1968 Richmond Haig Oundjian
1969 Haig Oundjian John Curry Michael Edmonds
1970 Michael Fish [52]
1971 John Curry Haig Oundjian [53]
1972 Haig Oundjian John Curry Gordon Anderson
1973 John Curry Michael Fish Robin Cousins
1974 Robin Cousins Glyn Jones
1975 Stefan Wertans [54]
1976 Glyn Jones [55]
1977 Robin Cousins
1978
1979 Christopher Howarth Mark Pepperday [56]
1980 Andrew Bestwick
1981 Christopher Howarth Andrew Bestwick Mark Pepperday [57]
1982 Mark Pepperday Christopher Howarth Paul Robinson
1983 Solihull Paul Robinson Neil Cushley [58]
1984 Stephen Pickavance
1985 Richmond Stephen Pickavance Spencer Durrant [59]
1986 Solihull David Reynolds [60]
1987 Paul Robinson Spencer Durrant Ashley Moore [61]
1988 London Ashley Moore David Reynolds [62]
1989 Birmingham Christian Newberry John Martin [63]
1990 Basingstoke Steven Cousins Christian Newberry Leigh Yip [64]
1991 Leigh Yip Simon Briggs [65]
1992 Hull John Martin James Beaton [66]
1993 Milton Keynes David Ings [67]
1994 Basingstoke
1995 Hull Clive Shorten Stuart Bell
1996 Basingstoke Neil Wilson David Ings
1997 Guildford Neil Wilson Steven Cousins Clive Shorten [68]
1998 Hull Steven Cousins Neil Wilson [69]
1999 Milton Keynes Clive Shorten Matthew Davies Stuart Bell [70]
2000 Belfast Neil Wilson Alan Street Matthew Davies [71]
2001 Ayr Alan Street Neil Wilson James Black [72]
2002 Basingstoke Matthew Davies James Black David Hartley [73]
2003 Dumfries Neil Wilson Matthew Wilkinson [74]
2004 Sheffield Matthew Davies Neil Wilson Stuart Bell [75]
2005 Nottingham John Hamer James Black David Hartley [76]
2006 Sheffield Thomas Paulson [77]
2007 Nottingham David Richardson [78]
2008 Sheffield Elliot Hilton Tristan Cousins [79]
2009 Nottingham Matthew Parr David Richardson Robert Murray [80]
2010 Sheffield Thomas Paulson David Richardson [81]
2011 David Richardson Matthew Parr Phillip Harris [82]
2012 Jason Thompson Luke Chilcott [83]
2013 Matthew Parr Harry Mattick David Richardson [84]
2014 Lewis Gibson [85]
2015 Phillip Harris Peter James Hallam Harry Mattick [86]
2016 Jamie Wright [87]
2017 Graham Newberry Phillip Harris [88]
2018 Phillip Harris Graham Newberry [89]
2019 Graham Newberry Harry Mattick [90]
2020 Peter James Hallam Graham Newberry [91]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [92]
2022 Sheffield Graham Newberry Peter James Hallam Elliot Thompson [93]
2023 Edward Appleby Henry Privett-Mendoza [94]
2024 Edward Appleby Freddie Leggott Ken Fitterer [95]
2025 Tao Macrae [96]

Women's singles

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1927 Westminster Kathleen Shaw[8]
1928 Manchester Canada Constance Wilson Canada Cecil Smith Kathleen Shaw [4]
1929 London Kathleen Shaw Kathleen Lovett Miss M.L. Shaw [24]
1930 Manchester Miss J. Macbeth Kathleen Lovett [25]
1931 Golders Green Miss M.B. Lay Cecilia Colledge [97]
1932 Manchester Megan Taylor [98] Cecilia Colledge [98] Miss J. Dix [99]
1933 London
1934 Westminster Mollie Phillips [100]
1935 Streatham Cecilia Colledge Gweneth Butler [101]
1936 Westminster Mollie Phillips Belita Jepson [102]
1937 Megan Taylor
1938 Wembley Daphne Walker [33]
1939[a] London [103][104]
1940–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Wembley Cecilia Colledge Daphne Walker Marion Davies [105]
1947 Daphne Walker Marion Davies Jeannette Altwegg [106]
1948 Jeannette Altwegg Jill Hood-Linzee [35]
1949 Barbara Wyatt Bridget Adams [36]
1950 London Beryl Bailey [37]
1951 [38]
1952 Valda Osborn Barbara Wyatt Patricia Devries [39]
1953 Streatham Yvonne Sugden Erica Batchelor [40]
1954 Yvonne Sugden Erica Batchelor Clema Cowley [41]
1955 Australia Dawn Hunter [5]
1956 Erica Batchelor [42]
1957 Erica Batchelor Dianne Peach Patricia Pauley [43]
1958 Dianne Peach Patricia Pauley Diana Clifton-Peach [44]
1959 Nottingham Patricia Pauley Diana Clifton-Peach Carolyn Krau [45]
1960 Streatham Carolyn Krau Ann Reynolds [46]
1961 Diana Clifton-Peach
1962 Jacqueline Harbord Diana Clifton-Peach Barbara Conniff [48]
1963 Richmond Diana Clifton-Peach Jacqueline Harbord Sally-Anne Stapleford [49]
1964 Wembley Sally-Anne Stapleford Diana Clifton-Peach Carol Warner [50]
1965
1966 Diana Clifton-Peach Stevens Sylvia Oundjian [51]
1967 Streatham
1968 Richmond
1969 Patricia Dodd
1970 Frances Waghorn Jean Scott [52]
1971 Jean Scott Rita Pokorski [53]
1972 Jean Scott Gail Keddie[54]
1973 Maria McLean Jean Scott
1974 Jean Scott
1975 Gail Keddie Yvonne Kavanagh Karena Richardson [54]
1976 Karena Richardson Deborah Cottrill Phyllida Beck
1977
1978
1979 Deborah Cottrill [56]
1980 Karena Richardson
1981 Karen Wood Deborah Cottrill Beverley Dempsey [57]
1982 Deborah Cottrill Karen Wood Diana Rankin
1983 Solihull Karen Wood Alison Southwood Susan Jackson [58]
1984 Susan Jackson Diana Rankin Karen Wood
1985 Richmond Karen Wood Fiona Hamilton [59]
1986 Solihull Joanne Conway Susan Jackson Fiona Ritchie [60]
1987 Fiona Hamilton Gina Fulton [61]
1988 London Gina Fulton Fiona Ritchie [62]
1989 Birmingham Jacqueline Soames Louisa Danskin [63]
1990 Basingstoke Emma Murdoch Joanne Conway Gina Fulton [64]
1991 Joanne Conway Jacqueline Soames Andrea Law [65]
1992 Humberside Charlene Von Saher Suzanne Otterson [66]
1993 Milton Keynes Charlene Von Saher Emma Warmington Helen Preece [67]
1994 Basingstoke Stephanie Main Natalia Gorbenko-Risk Emma Warmington
1995 Hull Jenna Arrowsmith Zoe Jones Stephanie Main
1996 Basingstoke Stephanie Main Kelly McDermott
1997 Guildford Jenna Arrowsmith
1998 Hull Nancy Manning Tammy Sear [69]
1999 Milton Keynes Stephanie Main Tammy Sear Zoe Jones [70]
2000 Belfast Tammy Sear Zoe Jones Jennifer Holmes [71]
2001 Ayr Zoe Jones Jennifer Holmes Tammy Sear [72]
2002 Basingstoke Vicki Hodges Dannielle Guppy [73]
2003 Dumfries Jenna McCorkell Kathryn Hedley [74]
2004 Sheffield Dannielle Guppy [75]
2005 Nottingham Sarah Daniel [76]
2006 Sheffield Vanessa James Joanna Webber Sarah Daniel [77]
2007 Nottingham Jenna McCorkell Vanessa James Joanna Webber [78]
2008 Sheffield Karly Robertson Phillipa Pickard [79]
2009 Nottingham Karla Quinn [80]
2010 Sheffield Laura Kean [81]
2011 [82]
2012 Toni Murray [83]
2013 Katie Powell [84]
2014 [85]
2015 Karly Robertson Michelle Callison Natasha McKay [86]
2016 Danielle Harrison Zoe Wilkinson Nina Povey [87]
2017 Natasha McKay Karly Robertson Danielle Harrison [88]
2018 Kristen Spours [89]
2019 [90]
2020 Danielle Harrison [91]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [92]
2022 Sheffield Natasha McKay Karly Robertson Nina Povey [93]
2023 Kristen Spours [94]
2024 Nina Povey Arabella Sear-Watkins [95]
2025 Kristen Spours Nina Povey Saskia Zainchkovskaya [96]
  1. ^ The 1939 European Championships, which were held in London, also served as the 1939 British Championships for the women's event.

Pairs

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1921 Manchester
No other competitors [18]
1922
  • Miss Barnes
  • W.E. Kay
 [19]
1923 [8] [20]
1924 No other competitors [21]
1925 [22]
1926 [23]
1927 Westminster
1928 Manchester [4]
1929 London No other competitors [24]
1930 Manchester
  • Mrs. Ord Mackenzie
  • Mr. Ord Mackenzie
  • Miss E.J. McCleary
  • H. Constantine
 [25]
1931 Oxford
  • Mrs. R.W. Anderson
  • Mr. R.W. Anderson
 [26]
1932 Purley
  • Mrs. K. Ord Mackenzie
  • Mr. K. Ord Mackenzie
[27]
1933 Bournemouth [28]
1934 Birmingham
  • Miss M.W. Thorpe
  • H. Constantine
 [107]
1935
1936
1937 Harringay
  • Miss. E. Wallace
  • R.J. Wilkie
 No other competitors [32]
1938
1939
1940–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Wembley [34] [34]
1947
1948
  • Miss J. Thompson
  • Mr. R.S. Ogilvie
 No other competitors [35]
1949 [36]
1950 London
  • Sybil Cooke
  • Robert Hudson
  • Doris Clayden
  • Ronald Clayden
 [37]
1951
  • Elizabeth Williams
  • Joseph McCann
 [38]
1952 London [39]
1953 Streatham No other competitors [40]
1954
  • Jane Higson
  • Robert Hudson
  • Miss A.M. Smith
  • Mr. J.R. Dixon
 [41]
1955 Vivien Higson / Robert Hudson
1956 Streatham Joyce Coates / Anthony Holles Carolyn Krau & Rodney Ward [108] [5]
1957
  • Miss L.E. Norfolk
  • J. Pearce
 No other competitors [43]
1958 [44]
1959 Nottingham Jacqueline Pinto & John Anderson [45]
1960 Streatham No pairs competitors [46]
1961 Valerie Hunt / Peter Burrows
1962
  • Vera Jeffery
  • Peter Webb
 No other competitors [48]
1963 Richmond
  • Vera Jeffery
  • Peter Webb
[49]
1964 Wembley
  • Fiona Hunt
  • John Bayman
 [50]
1965
  • Verona Tosh
  • Kenneth Babington
1966
[51]
1967 Streatham Linda Bernard / Raymond Wilson
1968 Richmond
1969
1970
  • Elizabeth Todd
  • Alan Merchant
 No other competitors [52]
1971 Jayne Torvill / Michael Hutchinson Ann Angus / Hamish Angus [53]
1972 Jayne Torvill / Michael Hutchinson Graham & Carole Kimberley
1973 Jayne Torvill / Michael Hutchinson
1974 Linda McCafferty-Myles / Colin Taylforth
1975
  • Penny Booth
  • Roland Hairston
  • Ruth Lindsey
  • Alan Beckwith
 [54]
1976 Erika Taylforth / Colin Taylforth [5]
1977 Ruth Lindsay / Alan Beckwith Mark Stewart / Beverley Stewart
1978
1979 No other competitors [56]
1980
1981
  • Carol Nelson
  • Carl Nelson
 [57]
1982
  • Carol Nelson
  • Carl Nelson
1983 Solihull
[58]
1984
1985 Richmond
  • Colette Kay
  • Carl Nelson
 [59]
1986 Solihull
[60]
1987 [61]
1988 London
  • Hayley Williams
  • Neil Herring
 [62]
1989 Birmingham No other competitors [63]
1990 Basingstoke
  • Hayley Williams
  • Neil Herring
 [64]
1991 [65]
1992 Humberside [66]
1993 Milton Keynes
[67]
1994 Basingstoke
Lesley Rogers / Michael Aldred
1995 Hull Lesley Rogers / Michael Aldred Nicola Thomas / Daniel Thomas
1996 Basingstoke Nicola Thomas / Daniel Thomas Karen Hamilton / David Haywood
1997 Guildford
1998 Hull
No other competitors [69]
1999 Milton Keynes
  • Katie Wenger
  • Daniel Thomas
[70]
2000 Belfast
  • Rebecca Corne
  • Richard Rowlands
 No other competitors [71]
2001 Ayr
[72]
2002 Basingstoke No other competitors [73]
2003–05 No pairs competitors
2006 Sheffield No other competitors [77]
2007 Nottingham [78]
2008 Sheffield [79]
2009 Nottingham
  • Erica Risseeuw
  • Robert Paxton
 No other competitors [80]
2010 Sheffield [81]
2011
  • Sally Riding
  • Jakub Safranek
 [82]
2012 No other competitors [83]
2013 [84]
2014 [85]
2015 No other competitors [86]
2016 [87]
2017 [88]
2018 [89]
2019 [90]
2020 [91]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [92]
2022 Sheffield [93]
2023 No other competitors [94]
2024 [95]
2025 No other competitors [96]

Ice dance

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1937 Richmond Daphne Wallis / Reginald J. Wilkie [109]
1938 Westminster Ice Rink [110]
1939 Pauline Borrajo / H. Levy G. Edmonds / I. Clive-Smith [111]
1940—46 No competitions held due to World War II
1947 Wembley
  • Pauline Borrajo
  • Albert Edmonds
[112] 		[113][114]
1948 [115][114]
1949 Sybil Cooke/Robert Hudson Julie Barrett/W. Barrett Joan Cheeseman/George Bellchambers [116][117]
1950 Richmond [118][119]
1951 Nottingham Joan Dewhirst/John Slater [120][121]
1952 [122]
1953 ||
1954 [123]
1955 Pamela Weight / Paul Thomas [124]
1956 Pamela Weight / Paul Thomas June Markham / Courtney Jones
[125]
1957 June Markham / Courtney Jones
[126]
1958
[127]
1959
[45]
1960 Anne Cross/F. Leonard Williams [128]
1961 [46]
1962 [129][130]
1963 [49]
1964
  • Marjorie McCoy
  • Ian Phillips
 [50]
1965
  • Diane Towler
  • Bernard Ford
1966
  • Diane Towler
  • Bernard Ford
 [51]
1967 Yvonne Suddick / Malcolm Cannon
1968 Yvonne Suddick / Malcolm Cannon
1969
1970
[131]
1971
  • Kay Webster
  • Malcolm Taylor
 [53]
1972
  • Rosalind Druce
  • David Barker
 [132]
1973
  • Rosalind Druce
  • David Barker
1974
1975
1976
1977 [133]
1978 [133]
1979 Kathryn Winter / Kim Spreyer
1980 Carole Long / John Philpot
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
  • Sharon Wilkinson
  • Panos Pierre Panayi
 [59]
1986
  • Danielle Biss
  • David Croft
 [60]
1987 [61]
1988 Bracknell
  • Annalisa Meyers
  • Justin Green
  • Julie Linney
  • Graham Linney
 [62]
1989 Birmingham
  • Karen Quinn
  • Alan Abretti
[63]
1990 Basingstoke
  • Anne Hall
  • Jason Blomfield
  • Karen Quinn
  • Alan Abretti
 [64]
1991
  • Anne Hall
  • Jason Blomfield
  • Lisa Bradby
  • Alan Towers
 [65]
1992 Nottingham
  • Anne Hall
  • Jason Blomfield
  • Colin Sturgess
  • Cheryl Rushton
 [66]
1993 Humberside
  • Michelle Fitzgerald
  • Vincent Kyle
  • Anne Hall
  • Jason Blomfield
 [67]
1994 Sheffield
  • Michelle Fitzgerald
  • Vincent Kyle
1995 Hull
  • Michelle Fitzgerald
  • Vincent Kyle
 Clair Wileman / Andrew Place Lynn Burton / Duncan Lenard
1996 Basingstoke Marika Humphreys / Philip Askew Lisa Dunn / John Dunn
1997 Guildford Marie James / Daniel Gray
1998 Hull
[69]
1999 Milton Keynes
[70]
2000 Belfast
[71]
2001 Ayr [72]
2002 Basingstoke [73]
2003 Dumfries [74]
2004 Sheffield [75]
2005 Nottingham [76]
2006 Sheffield
[77]
2007 Nottingham
  • Nicola Trippick
  • Jamie Burns
 [78]
2008 Sheffield [79]
2009 Nottingham [80]
2010 Sheffield [81]
2011 No other competitors [82]
2012 No other competitors [83]
2013 [84]
2014
  • Carter Jones
  • Richard Sharpe
  • Sophie Jones
  • Jordan Brown
 [85]
2015 No other competitors [86]
2016
  • Eleanor Hirst
  • Jordan Barrett
 [87]
2017
  • Ekaterina Fedyushchenko
  • Lucas Kitteridge
 [88]
2018
[89]
2019
  • Eleanor Hirst
  • Anthony Currie
 [90]
2020
  • Jessica Marjot
  • Jan Nordman
  • Rebecca Clarke
  • Frank Roselli
 [91]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [92]
2022 Sheffield [93]
2023 [94]
2024 [95]
2025 [96]

Junior medalists

[edit]

Men’s singles

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1998 Hull Alan Street Matthew Davies James Black [69]
1999 Milton Keynes Matthew Davies Barry Lodge [70]
2000 Belfast James Black David Hartley Christopher Tees [71]
2001 Ayr Tristan Cousins Matthew Wilkinson [72]
2002 Basingstoke Matthew Wilkinson John Hamer Iain George [73]
2003 Dumfries John Hamer Robert Murray Mark Hanretty [74]
2004 Sheffield Matthew Parr Alex Wilde Elliot Hilton [75]
2005 Nottingham Elliot Hilton Matthew Parr Thomas Paulson [76]
2006 Sheffield David Richardson Simon Waller Matthew Parr [77]
2007 Nottingham Jason Thompson Luke Chilcott No other competitors [78]
2008 Sheffield Phillip Harris Jono Partridge Daniel King [79]
2009 Nottingham Harry Mattick Jamie Wright Luis Douglas [80]
2010 Sheffield Lawrence Evans [81]
2011 Daniel King Peter James Hallam [82]
2012 Jamie Whiteman Jack Newberry [83]
2013 Peter James Hallam Charlie Parry-Evans [84]
2014 Graham Newberry Peter James Hallam [85]
2015 Josh Brown Hugh Brabyn-Jones [86]
2016 Josh Brown Hugh Brabyn-Jones Ruaridh Fisher [87]
2017 Graham Newberry Ruaridh Fisher Josh Brown [88]
2018 Luke Digby Josh Brown Edward Appleby [89]
2019 Elliot Thompson [90]
2020 Edward Appleby Connor Bray Joseph Zakipour [91]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [92]
2022 Sheffield Edward Appleby Freddie Leggott Ken Fitterer [93]
2023 Freddie Leggott Jedidiah Lincoln Connor Bray [94]
2024 Jedidiah Lincoln Tao Macrae Arin Yorke [95]
2025 Edward Solovyov Lloyd Thomson Jack Donovan [96]

Women's singles

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1998 Hull Jennifer Holmes Sarah Daniel Vicky Hutchinson [69]
1999 Milton Keynes Lynne Clarke Sayna Talebi [70]
2000 Belfast Vicky Hutchinson Fiona Palmer Victoria McCormick [71]
2001 Ayr Dannielle Guppy Kathryn Hedley [72]
2002 Basingstoke Constanze Paulinus Jenna McCorkell Claire Smith [73]
2003 Dumfries Rebecca Collett Kerrie Brown Joanna Webber [74]
2004 Sheffield Joanna Webber Karla Quinn Pauline Smith [75]
2005 Nottingham Jody Annandale Jessica Hitchmough [76]
2006 Sheffield Sophie Johnson Lauren Walker Karla Quinn [77]
2007 Nottingham Karly Robertson Phillipa Pickard Laura Kean [78]
2008 Sheffield Karla Quinn Amy Tanner Katie Powell [79]
2009 Nottingham Charlotte Robbins Katie Powell Stephanie Rigley [80]
2010 Sheffield Taylor Ronald Natasha McKay [81]
2011 Katie Powell Toni Murray Amani Fancy [82]
2012 Isabella Larkin [83]
2013 Lana Bagen Natasha McKay [84]
2014 Emily Hayward Danielle Harrison Anastasia Vaipan-Law [85]
2015 Danielle Harrison Anna Litvinenko Lana Bagen [86]
2016 Emily Hayward Lana Bagen Anna Litvinenko [87]
2017 Kristen Spours Anastasia Vaipan-Law [88]
2018 [89]
2019 [90]
2020 Elena Komova Jasmine Cressey Molly Robotham [91]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [92]
2022 Sheffield Elena Komova Christie Anne Shannon Alana Pang [93]
2023 Alexa Severn Alana Pang Emma Lyons [94]
2024 Alice Smith [95]
2025 Leilah Patten Arina Vorobeva Alice Smith [96]

Pairs

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1998 Hull
  • Rebecca Corne
  • Richard Rowlands
  • Rebecca Wake
  • Neal Bone
 [69]
1999 Milton Keynes
  • Rebecca Wake
  • Neal Bone
 No other competitors [70]
2000 Belfast
  • Rebecca Corne
  • Richard Rowlands
  • Charlotte Carmody
  • Neal Bone
 [71]
2001 Ayr
  • Olivia McCoy
  • Jaymes Monte
 [72]
2002 Basingstoke No junior pairs competitors [73]
2003 Dumfries
  • Stephanie Smith
  • Jaymes Monte
  • Nicola McNab
  • Matthew Herbert
 No other competitors [74]
2004 Sheffield
  • Stephanie Smith
  • Jaymes Monte
 [75]
2005 Nottingham No other competitors [76]
2006 Sheffield No junior pairs competitors [77]
2007 Nottingham
  • Sally Hoolin
  • Jake Bennett
  • Tamara Drake
  • Edward Alton
 No other competitors [78]
2008 Sheffield [79]
2009 Nottingham
  • Sally Hoolin
  • Jakub Safranek
 No other competitors [80]
2010 Sheffield
  • Catherine Clement
  • James Hunt
 [81]
2011 [82]
2012
  • Sally Hoolin
  • James Hunt
 [83]
2013
  • Sofia Tymchyshyn
  • Daniel Clark
 No other competitors [84]
2014
  • Molly Lanaghan
  • Jake Astill
 No other competitors [85]
2015
  • Molly Lanaghan
  • Jake Astill
 No other competitors [86]
2016
  • Harriet Beatson
  • Jack Newberry
 [87]
2017
  • Gabrielle Levesque
  • Ben Penhaligon
 No other competitors [88]
2018
  • Emilia Drury
  • Aidan Brown
 [89]
2019 No junior pairs competitors [90]
2020 [91]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [92]
2022 Sheffield
  • Charlotte Hodgkinson
  • Elliot Appleby
  • Neamh Davison
  • Shailesh Caller
 No other competitors [93]
2023
  • Lucy Hay
  • Kyle McLeod
 [94]
2024 No other competitors [95]
2025
  • Zarah Wood
  • Alex Lapsky
  • Sophie Dracas
  • Pelham Wright
 No other competitors [96]

Ice dance

[edit]
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1998 Hull
  • Sharon Hill
  • Andrew Hallam
  • Amanda Galloway
  • Daniel Smith
  • Eve Bentley
  • Christopher Lomax
 [69]
1999 Milton Keynes
  • Charlotte Goodman
  • Oleg Tolkach
 [70]
2000 Belfast
  • Eve Bentley
  • Andrew Hallam
[71]
2001 Ayr
  • Eve Bentley
  • Andrew Hallam
  • Corrine Jones
  • Alessandro Dipietrantonio
 [72]
2002 Basingstoke
  • Chloe Millard
  • David Davies
  • Joanna May
  • Andrew Smykowski
 [73]
2003 Dumfries
  • Nicola Trippick
  • Damon Latimer
[74]
2004 Sheffield
  • Nicola Trippick
  • Damon Latimer
  • Michelle Royds
  • Jamie Whyte
 [75]
2005 Nottingham
  • Emma Murphy
  • Harry Souter
 [76]
2006 Sheffield
  • Lindsey Woolstencroft
  • Jamie Whyte
  • Rowan Musson
  • John Horne
 [77]
2007 Nottingham No other competitors [78]
2008 Sheffield
  • Lindsey Cohen
  • Evan Roberts
  • Sarah Coward
  • Michael Coward
 [79]
2009 Nottingham
  • Genevieve Deutch
  • Evan Roberts
[80]
2010 Sheffield
[81]
2011
  • Sophie Jones
  • Richard Sharpe
 [82]
2012
  • Katelouise Bagnall
  • Rory Shanahan
  • Sophie Jones
  • Richard Sharpe
 [83]
2013
  • Millie Paterson
  • Edward Carstairs
  • Charlotte Dyson
  • Paul Dredge
 [84]
2014
  • Eleanor Hirst
  • Jake Fearnley
 [85]
2015
  • Ekaterina Fedyushchenko
  • Lucas Kitteridge
  • Robynne Tweedale
  • Edward Carstairs
[86]
2016
  • Gwenneth Sletten
  • Elliot Verburg
  • Ekaterina Fedyushchenko
  • Lucas Kitteridge
[87]
2017
  • Jessica Marjot
  • Aleksandr Jemeljanov
 [88]
2018
[89]
2019
  • Lucy Hancock
  • Billy Wilson-French
 [90]
2020
  • Lucy Hancock
  • Billy Wilson-French
 [91]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [92]
2022 Sheffield
  • Sophia Bushell
  • Alex Lapsky
 [93]
2023
  • Ashlie Slatter
  • Atl Ongay-Perez
  • Molly Hairsine
  • Alessio Surenkov-Gultchev
 [94]
2024
  • Ashlie Slatter
  • Atl Ongay-Perez
  • Lou Koch
  • Alexander Buchholdt
 No other competitors [95]
2025
  • Mimi Marler Davies
  • Joseph Black
  • Molly Harisine
  • Alessio Surenkov-Gultchev
  • Kiah Whieldon
  • Jamie Hammond
 [96]

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