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Hungarian Figure Skating Championships

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Hungarian Figure Skating Championships
Logo of the Hungarian National Skating Federation
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryHungary Hungary
Inaugurated1900
Previous event2025 Four Nationals Championships
Next event2026 Four Nationals Championships
Organized byHungarian National Skating Federation

The Hungarian Figure Skating Championships (Hungarian: Magyarország évi Műkorcsolyázó Bajnoksága) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Hungarian National Skating Federation (Hungarian: Magyar Országos Korcsolyázó Szövetség) to crown the national champions of Hungary. The first official Hungarian Championships were held in 1900 in Budapest and consisted of events in speed skating and figure skating. Men and women competed in the same event until 1924, when a separate women's event was held. Pair skating was added in 1928 and ice dance in 1949. There were periodic interruptions early on, especially during World War I, but the championships have been held without interruption since 1946. Since 2014, the senior-level championships, as well as the junior-level pairs and ice dance championships, have been held in conjunction with the skating federations of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia as part of the Four Nationals Figure Skating Championships. Junior-level singles skaters and novice-level skaters in all disciplines compete in a separate competition that is exclusive to Hungary.

Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although not every discipline is held every year due to a lack of participants. László Vajda currently holds the record for winning the most Hungarian Championship titles in men's singles (with ten), while Júlia Sebestyén holds the record in women's singles (with nine). Marianna Nagy and László Nagy hold the record in pair skating (with eight), and Krisztina Regőczy and András Sallay hold the record in ice dance (with nine).

History

[edit]

The first official Hungarian Championships were held in 1900 in Budapest and consisted of events in speed skating and figure skating.[1] National skating competitions in Hungary have almost exclusively been held in Budapest. Men and women competed in the same championship event until 1924, when a separate women's event was added.[2] Pair skating was added in 1928,[3] and ice dance in 1949.[4] There were periodic interruptions early on, especially during World War I, but the championships have been held without interruption since 1946.

Hungary currently holds its senior-level championships, as well as its junior-level pairs and ice dance championships, as part of the Four Nationals Figure Skating Championships. After the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1992, the Czech Skating Association and the Slovak Figure Skating Association ran independent national championships until the 2006–07 season, when the two associations joined their championships together as one event.[5] The Czech Republic and Slovakia alternated as hosts for the combined championships until the 2008–09 season, when Poland joined and the Three Nationals Figure Skating Championships were formed.[6] Since the addition of Hungary during the 2013–14 season, the event has been known as the Four Nationals Figure Skating Championships.[7] The four nations rotate as hosts, while skaters from the four countries compete together and the results are then split at the end of the competition to form national podiums.[8]

In 2021, Hungary held their own national championships when the COVID-19 pandemic made travel to the 2021 Four Nationals Championships in Cieszyn, Poland, unfeasible.[9] The 2026 Four Nationals Championships are scheduled to be held from 11 to 13 December 2025 in Prešov, Slovakia.[8]

Senior medalists

[edit]
Aleksandr Vlasenko at the 2024 World Championships
Mariia Ignateva and Danijil Szemko at the 2024 World Championships
Maria Pavlova and Alexei Sviatchenko at the 2024 World Championships
Ivett Tóth at the 2018 European Championships
From left to right: Aleksandr Vlasenko, three-time Hungarian champion in men's singles; Mariia Ignateva and Danijil Szemko, four-time Hungarian champions in ice dance; Maria Pavlova and Alexei Sviatchenko, two-time Hungarian champions in pair skating; and Ivett Tóth, six-time Hungarian champion in women's singles

Singles

[edit]

Prior to the establishment of a separate event for women in 1924, men and women competed in the same event.[2]

Singles event medalists
Year Location Gold[10] Silver Bronze Ref.
1900 Budapest Árpád Wein No other competitors [1]
1901 Tivadar Meszléri [11]
1902 No competition held [10]
1903 Jenő Márkus Tibor Földváry Arthur Deseő [12]
1904 Sándor Urbány Jr. Lily Kronberger No other competitors [13]
1905 Anton Steiner Sándor Urbány Jr. Márton Gordan [14]
1906 Sándor Urbány Jr. No other competitors [15]
1907 [16]
1908 Lily Kronberger [17]
1909 Andor Szende No other competitors [18]
1910 [19]
1911 Andor Szende No other competitors [20]
1912 Otió Mövius No other competitors [21]
1913–21 No competitions due to World War I [10]
1922 Andor Szende József Lápocsy Livió Tóth [22]
1923 No competition held [10]

Men's singles

[edit]
Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold[10] Silver Bronze Ref.
1924 Budapest Pál Jaross József Lápocsy No other competitors [2]
1925 Antal Finster [23]
1926 [24]
1927 József Lápocsy Antal Finster No other competitors [25]
1928 Marcell Wittmann Elemér Kocsuba [3]
1929 Márton Vadas István Szendrő [26]
1930 Márton Vadas József Lápocsy Ferenc Kertész [27]
1931 Ferenc Kertész Dénes Pataky [28]
1932 [29]
1933 Dénes Pataky Elemér Terták [30]
1934 [31]
1935 Elemér Terták Ferenc Kertész [32]
1936 [33]
1937 Elemér Terták István Hostyánszky [34]
1938 Ferenc Kertész Dénes Pataky [35]
1939 Kristóf Kállay Zoltán Király [36]
1940 Kristóf Kállay Ede Király No other competitors [37]
1941 Béla Bareza-Rotter [38]
1942 No other competitors [39]
1943 Gyula Csepella [40]
1944 Ede Király Kristóf Kállay [41]
1945 No competition held [10]
1946 Ede Király Ferenc Kálmán Gyula Csepella [42]
1947 [43]
1948 [44]
1949 István Hostyánszky Gábor Vida [4]
1950 György Czakó [45]
1951 György Czakó Gábor Vida Miklós Kucharovitz [46]
1952 Miklós Kucharovitz István Szenes [47]
1953 István Szenes No other competitors [48]
1954 György Czakó István Szenes Henryk Szymocha [49]
1955 István Szenes György Czakó No other competitors [50]
1956 [51]
1957 Miklós Kucharowitz Gábor Vida [52]
1958 Miklós Rácz No other competitors [53]
1959 Jenő Ébert No other competitors [54]
1960 Károly Ujlaky [55]
1961 Jenő Ébert Károly Ujlaky [56]
1962 Károly Ujlaky No other competitors [57]
1963 Jenő Ébert László Viglás No other competitors [58]
1964 Zoltán Horváth László Viglás [59]
1965 No other competitors [60]
1966 Gábor Kiliti [61]
1967 [62]
1968 [63]
1969 Zoltán Horváth László Vajda [64]
1970 László Vajda István Simon No other competitors [65]
1971 János Böröcz [66]
1972 [67]
1973 János Böröcz Sándor Joó [68]
1974 Sándor Nagy István Simon [69]
1975 István Simon János Böröcz [70]
1976 Sándor Nagy Attila Ömböly [71]
1977 István Simon Sándor Nagy [72]
1978 [73]
1979 Attila Ömböly [74]
1980 István Simon Attila Ömböly Imre Raábe [75]
1981 Imre Raábe Attila Ömböly [76]
1982 András Száraz Sándor Nagy [77]
1983 Imre Raábe No other competitors [78]
1984 Gábor Gágyar [79]
1985 Imre Raábe András Száraz Akos Bánhidi [80]
1986 András Száraz Imre Raábe Gábor Gágyar [81]
1987 Péter Kovács [82]
1988 [83]
1989 Péter Kovács János Skáre [84]
1990 No other competitors [85]
1991 Péter Kovács Zoltán Kőszegi Balázs Grenczer [86]
1992 Balázs Grenczer Péter Kovács Zoltán Kőszegi [87]
1993 Szabolcs Vidrai Zoltán Tóth [88]
1994 Zsolt Kerekes Szabolcs Vidrai Zoltán Tóth [89]
1995 Zoltán Kőszegi [90]
1996 Szabolcs Vidrai Zoltán Tóth [91]
1997 Zoltán Kőszegi Márton Domokos [92]
1998 No other competitors [93]
1999 Zoltán Tóth [94]
2000 Dunaújváros Bertalan Zákány [95]
2001 Zoltán Tóth Szabolcs Vidrai Bertalan Zákány [96]
2002 Budapest Bertalan Zákány Zoltán Tóth No other competitors [97]
2003 Zoltán Tóth Bertalan Zákány [98]
2004 [99]
2005 György Beck [100]
2006 Bertalan Zákány Tigran Vardanjan [101]
2007 Tigran Vardanjan Márton Markó No other competitors [102]
2008 Mark Magyar [103]
2009 Márton Markó [104]
2010 Márton Markó Tigran Vardanjan [105]
2011 Tigran Vardanjan Kristóf Forgó Márton Markó [106]
2012 Márton Markó No other competitors [107]
2013 [108]
2014 Slovakia Bratislava [109]
2015 Budapest Kristóf Forgó No other competitors [110]
2016 Czech Republic Třinec Alexander Maszljanko Alexander Borovoj Máté Böröcz [111]
2017 Poland Katowice Alexander Borovoj András Csernoch No other competitors [112]
2018 Slovakia Košice Alexander Maszljanko Alexander Borovoj Máté Böröcz [113]
2019 Budapest Alexander Borovoj Alexander Maszljanko András Csernoch [114]
2020 Czech Republic Ostrava András Csernoch Máté Böröcz No other competitors [115]
2021 Budapest Alexander Maszljanko [116]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves Aleksandr Vlasenko Mózes József Berei [117]
2023 Budapest Aleksandr Vlasenko Mózes József Berei Aleksei Vlasenko [118]
2024 Czech Republic Turnov Aleksei Vlasenko No other competitors [119]
2025 Poland Cieszyn [120]
2026 Slovakia Prešov No other competitors [121]

Women's singles

[edit]
Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold[10] Silver Bronze Ref.
1924 Budapest Gitta Tóth Istvánné Nemes No other competitors [2]
1925 Lotti Stieber Ms. Ozarovszkyné [23]
1926 Lotti Stieber Silvia Tóth [24]
1927 No other competitors [25]
1928 Edit Hecht Lotti Stieber Piroska Levitzky [3]
1929 Piroska Levitzky Silvia Tóth Erzsébet Révay [26]
1930 Lotti Stieber Magda Imrédy [27]
1931 Magda Imrédy Vilma Nyilas [28]
1932 Magda Imrédy Vilma Nyilas Nadinka Szilassy [29]
1933 Nadinka Szilassy Piroska Levitzky [30]
1934 Piroska Levitzky Magda Imrédy & Vilma Nyilas (tie) [31]
1935 Nadinka Szilassy Éva Botond Klári Erdös [32]
1936 Éva Botond Nadinka Szilassy Györgyi Botond [33]
1937 Nadinka Szilassy Klári Erdös Éva Botond [34]
1938 [35]
1939 Éva Botond Györgyi Botond Ágnes Szécsi [36]
1940 Éva Saáry [37]
1941 Györgyi Botond Éva Saáry Mária Saáry [38]
1942 Andrea Kékesy [39]
1943 Mária Saáry [40]
1944 [41]
1945 No competition held [10]
1946 Éva Saáry Mária Saáry Andrea Kékesy [42]
1947 Mária Saáry Éva Saáry [43]
1948 Györgyi Botond [44]
1949 Éva Saáry Jolán Kékessy [4]
1950 Klára Erdős Eszter Jurek [45]
1951 Éva Saáry Márta Peterdy [46]
1952 Hédi Pálinkás [122]
1953 Hédi Pálinkás Márta Peterdy Marietta Kovács [48]
1954 Eszter Jurek Hédi Pálinkás [49]
1955 Helga Zöllner [50]
1956 Helga Zöllner Edda Jurek [51]
1957 Helga Zöllner Eszter Jurek [52]
1958 [53]
1959 Edda Jurek Éva Csoma [54]
1960 [55]
1961 Éva Csoma Edda Jurek [56]
1962 Zsuzsa Szentmiklóssy [57]
1963 Zsuzsa Szentmiklóssy Zsuzsa Almássy Edit Simsik [58]
1964 Zsuzsa Almássy Zsuzsa Szentmiklóssy [59]
1965 Zsuzsa Szentmiklóssy Zsuzsa Almássy Mária Szöllösi [60]
1966 Zsuzsa Almássy Zsuzsa Szentmiklóssy Zsófia Wagner [61]
1967 [62]
1968 Zsófia Wagner Zsuzsa Homolya [63]
1969 [64]
1970 [65]
1971 Vera Varga Ms. Halász [66]
1972 Zsuzsa Almássy Vera Varga [67]
1973 Vera Varga Zsuzsa Homolya Krisztina Homolya [68]
1974 Ágnes Erős Vera Varga Ildikó Segesdy [69]
1975 [70]
1976 Ildikó Segesdy Mónika Sultész Ildikó Berendi [71]
1977 Ágnes Erős Ildikó Segesdy Mónika Sultész [72]
1978 Ildikó Berendi [73]
1979 [74]
1980 Ildikó Segesdy Éva Farkas Ms. Sluth [75]
1981 Éva Demeny No other competitors [76]
1982 Nóra Miklósy Judit Szalay Ms. Sárközi [77]
1983 Tamara Téglássy Judit Szalay [78]
1984 Tamara Téglássy Judit Szalay Ms. Sárközi [79]
1985 Rita Baráth [80]
1986 Rita Baráth Bea Folláth [81]
1987 Éva Plaszkó [82]
1988 Éva Plaszkó Ms. Gránicz [83]
1989 Éva Farkas Katalint Rózsa [84]
1990 Ms. Sarkadi Anita Markóczy [85]
1991 Zsófia Kulcsár [86]
1992 Krisztina Czakó Emília Nagy [87]
1993 Éva Gegő Zsófia Kulcsár [88]
1994 Emília Nagy Szilviát Szabó [89]
1995 Júlia Sebestyén Diána Póth [90]
1996 Diána Póth Barbara Maros [91]
1997 Júlia Sebestyén [92]
1998 [93]
1999 Diána Póth Júlia Sebestyén Katalin Szakál [94]
2000 Dunaújváros Tamara Dorofejev [95]
2001 Tamara Dorofejev Diána Póth [96]
2002 Budapest Júlia Sebestyén Tamara Dorofejev Viktória Pavuk [97]
2003 Diána Póth Tamara Dorofejev [98]
2004 Viktória Pavuk [99]
2005 Diána Póth Bianka Pádár [100]
2006 Katherine Hadford [101]
2007 Viktória Pavuk [102]
2008 Katherine Hadford Viktória Pavuk [103]
2009 Bianka Pádár Katherine Hadford [104]
2010 Katherine Hadford Chelsea-Rose Chiappa [105]
2011 Viktória Pavuk Chelsea-Rose Chiappa Bianka Pádár [106]
2012 Chelsea-Rose Chiappa Regina Borbély Annamária Szolga [107]
2013 Eszter Szombathelyi Bernadett Szakács [108]
2014 Slovakia Bratislava Ivett Tóth Bernadett Szakács Eszter Szombathelyi [109]
2015 Budapest Eszter Szombathelyi No other competitors [110]
2016 Czech Republic Třinec Fruzsina Medgyesi Júlia Bátori [111]
2017 Poland Katowice Ivett Tóth Júlia Bátori Eszter Szombathelyi [112]
2018 Slovakia Košice Fruzsina Medgyesi Ivett Tóth Dária Jakab [113]
2019 Budapest Ivett Tóth Fruzsina Medgyesi Kloé Rozgonyi [114]
2020 Czech Republic Ostrava Regina Schermann Bernadett Szigeti [115]
2021 Budapest Júlia Láng [116]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves [117]
2023 Budapest Katinka Anna Zsembery Lili Krizsanovski [118]
2024 Czech Republic Turnov Regina Schermann Dária Zsirnov Katinka Anna Zsembery [119]
2025 Poland Cieszyn Vivien Papp Regina Schermann No other competitors [120]
2026 Slovakia Prešov [121]

Pairs

[edit]
Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold[10] Silver Bronze Ref.
1928 Budapest
  • Istvánné Nemes
  • Mr. Nemes
 [3]
1929
  • Ily Phillipovits
  • Rudolf Dillinger
 [26]
1930
  • Ily Phillipovits
  • Rudolf Dillinger
 [27]
1931
  • Lucy Galló
  • Rudolf Dillinger
  • Éva Tusák
  • Zoltán Balázs
 [28]
1932 [29]
1933 [30]
1934 [31]
1935 [32]
1936 [33]
1937
  • Éva Tusák
  • Zoltán Balázs
  • Magda Imrédy
  • Ferenc Kertész
 [34]
1938
  • Erika Bass
  • Béla Barcza-Rotter
  • Magda Szakács
  • Ernő Ormos
 [35]
1939
  • Nadinka Szilassy
  • Ferenc Kertész
 [36]
1940
  • Nadinka Szilassy
  • Ferenc Kertész
 No other competitors [37]
1941
  • Nadinka Szilassy
  • Ferenc Kertész
 [38]
1942
  • Zsuzsa Matusik
  • Rudolf Molnár
 [39]
1943 [40]
1944
  • Zsuzsa Matusik
  • Rudolf Molnár
 No other competitors [41]
1945 No competition held [10]
1946
  • Györgyi Botond
  • Ferenc Kertész
 [42]
1947 No other competitors [43]
1948
  • Györgyi Botond
  • Ferenc Kertész
 [44]
1949 No other competitors [4]
1950
[45]
1951 [46]
1952 [123]
1953
No other competitors [48]
1954
[124]
1955 No other competitors [50]
1956
  • Erika Tóth
  • Georges Czako
 [51]
1957 No other competitors [52]
1958 No pairs competitors [53]
1959
  • Mária Terlanday
  • László Kondi
  • Mária Csordás
  • Miklós Rácz
 No other competitors [125]
1960 No pairs competitors [55]
1961
  • Mária Csordás
  • László Kondi
  • Mária Terlanday
  • Miklós Rácz
 No other competitors [56]
1962 [57]
1963
  • Edit Simsik
  • Mr. Kurucz
 [58]
1964
  • Edit Simsik
  • Mr. Kurucz
 No other competitors [59]
1965 No other competitors [60]
1966 [61]
1967
  • Ibolya Jakabffy
  • László Kondi
 [62]
1968 [63]
1969
  • Éva Farkas
  • Tamas Korpás
 No other competitors [64]
1970
  • Éva Farkas
  • Tamas Korpás
 No other competitors [65]
1971
  • Éva Farkas
  • Gábor Kiliti
 [66]
1972 [67]
1973–2007 No pairs competitors [10]
2008 Budapest
  • Natalie Ganem
  • Kristóf Trefil
 No other competitors [103]
2009 No pairs competitors [104]
2010
  • Viktória Hacht
  • Kristóf Trefil
 No other competitors [105]
2011–15 No pairs competitors [10]
2016 Czech Republic Třinec
No other competitors [111]
2017–19 No pairs competitors
2020 Czech Republic Ostrava No other competitors [115]
2021 Budapest [116]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves No other competitors [117]
2023 Budapest No other competitors [118]
2024 Czech Republic Turnov [119]
2025 Poland Cieszyn No pairs competitors [120]
2026 Slovakia Prešov No other competitors [121]

Ice dance

[edit]
Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold[126] Silver Bronze Ref.
1949 Budapest
  • Aranka Tóth
  • Endre Tóth
  • Edith Parádi
  • Josef Parádi
  • Ms. Helmerné
  • Mr. Tölgyesy
 [4]
1950
  • Edith Parádi
  • Josef Parádi
  • Aranka Tóth
  • Endre Tóth
  • Ms. Helmerné
  • Mr. Regös
 [45]
1951
  • Rozsa Madarász
  • Gyula Madarász
  • Edith Parádi
  • Josef Parádi
 [46]
1952
  • Aranka Tóth
  • Endre Tóth
  • Rozsa Madarász
  • Gyula Madarász
 [127]
1953
  • Rozsa Madarász
  • Gyula Madarász
  • Edith Parádi
  • Josef Parádi
  • Aranka Tóth
  • Endre Tóth
 [48]
1954
  • Aranka Tóth
  • Endre Tóth
  • Edith Parádi
  • Josef Parádi
 [124]
1955 [50]
1956
[51]
1957
  • Alice Peters
  • Zoltán Tölgyesi
  • Ms. Badacsonyi
  • Mr. Badacsonyi
 [52]
1958
  • Aranka Tóth
  • Endre Tóth
  • Magda Porkoláb
  • Géza Hajós
 [53]
1959
  • Mária Kamarás
  • Elek Riedl
 [128]
1960 [55]
1961
  • Aranka Tóth
  • Endre Tóth
 [56]
1962
[57]
1963
  • Ms. Kéray
  • Mr. Lizák
 [58]
1964
[59]
1965 [60]
1966
  • Andrea Sepsy
  • Elek Riedl
 [61]
1967 [62]
1968 [63]
1969
  • Andrea Sepsy
  • Pál Ketting
 [64]
1970 [65]
1971
  • Ms. Blahó
  • Gyuriéké Lénárt
 [66]
1972
  • Ms. Csörgö
  • Mr. Benussi
  • Ms. Dohány
  • Pál Ketting
 [67]
1973
  • Ms. Dohány
  • Gyuriéké Lénárt
  • Ms. Busa
  • Mr. Misota
 [68]
1974 No other competitors [69]
1975
  • Ms. Katona
  • Mr. Benussi
 [70]
1976
  • Ms. Kárpáth
  • Mr. Palásty
 [71]
1977
  • Ms. Szabó
  • Mr. A. Szabó
 [72]
1978
  • Ms. Kárpáth
  • Mr. Palásty
 [73]
1979 [74]
1980 [75]
1981
  • Ms. R. Nagy
  • Mr. A. Szabó
 [76]
1982
  • Ms. Világos
  • Mr. Béres
 [77]
1983 No other competitors [78]
1984
  • Kinga Wertán
  • János Demeter
 [79]
1985
  • Kinga Wertán
  • János Demeter
  • Ms. Gack
  • Mr. Gack
 [80]
1986
  • Ms. E. Száraz
  • Mr. Partos
 [81]
1987
  • Ms. Gack
  • Mr. Gack
 [82]
1988
  • Ms. Lengyel
  • Mr. Kolecsánszky
 [83]
1989 [84]
1990
  • Krisztina Kerekes
  • Mr. Kolecsánszky
 [85]
1991
  • Krisztina Kerekes
  • Mr. Kolecsánszky
 No other competitors [86]
1992–93 No ice dance competitors [87][88]
1994
  • Noémi Vedres
  • Endre Szentirmai
 No other competitors [89]
1995
  • Linda Tarjáni
  • Endre Szentirmai
 [90]
1996
  • Mónika Schreier
  • Péter Schreier
 [91]
1997
  • Erika Obrtál
  • Zoltán Papp
 [92]
1998
No other competitors [93]
1999
[94]
2000 Dunaújváros
  • Andrea Hackl
  • Tamás Sári
 [95]
2001
  • Ms. Somogyi
  • Mr. Zsibrita
 [96]
2002 Budapest
No other competitors [97]
2003 [98]
2004
  • Cassandra Nyerges
  • Balázs Gebhardt
 [99]
2005
  • Ms. Lalátka
  • Mr. Bálint
  • Ms. Mándics
  • Mr. Sáritz
 [100]
2006 No other competitors [101]
2007 [102]
2008 No other competitors [103]
2009 [104]
2010 No other competitors [105]
2011 [106]
2012 No other competitors [107]
2013
  • Tamara Turóczi
  • Daniel Mayer
 [108]
2014 Slovakia Bratislava No other competitors [109]
2015 Budapest
  • Szilvia Magyar
  • Dániel Majer
  • Beatrix Pipek
  • József Kalman
 No other competitors [110]
2016–17 No ice dance competitors
2018 Slovakia Košice No other competitors [113]
2019 Budapest
  • Emily Monaghan
  • Ilias Fourati
[114]
2020 Czech Republic Ostrava
  • Emily Monaghan
  • Ilias Fourati
  • Leia Dozzi
  • Michael Valdez
 No other competitors [115]
2021 Budapest [116]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves No other competitors [117]
2023 Budapest No other competitors [118]
2024 Czech Republic Turnov [119]
2025 Poland Cieszyn [120]
2026 Slovakia Prešov [121]

Junior medalists

[edit]

Men's singles

[edit]
Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2011–13 Budapest No junior men's competitors
2014 Alexander Borovoj No other competitors [129]
2015 Alexander Maszljanko András Csernoch [130]
2016 Debrecen Alexander Maszljanko Máté Böröcz Alexander Borovoj [131]
2017 Budapest Alexander Borovoj András Csernoch [132]
2018 [133]
2019 Tamás Szoboszlai No other competitors [134]
2020 Mózes József Berei [135]
2021 Aleksandr Vlasenko [136]
2022 Mózes József Berei Máté Csaba [137]
2023 Aleksei Vlasenko [138]
2024 Aleksei Vlasenko Benedek Dózsa Kolos Rác [139]
2025 [140]

Women's singles

[edit]
Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2011 Budapest Regina Borbély Viktória Chiappa Vanda Kovács [106]
2012 Eszter Szombathelyi Vanda Kovács Viktória Chiappa [107]
2013 Ivett Tóth Bianka Friesz Laura Hammes [108]
2014 Bianka Friesz Dorka Havasi Virág Molnár [129]
2015 Fruzsina Medgyesi Júlia Bátori Bianka Friesz [130]
2016 Debrecen Ivett Tóth Fruzsina Medgyesi Júlia Bátori [131]
2017 Budapest Dária Jakab Júlia Bátori Mira Baráth [132]
2018 Júlia Láng Dóra Nagy Csenge Rabb [133]
2019 Dóra Nagy Júlia Láng Bernadett Szigeti [134]
2020 Regina Schermann Lili Krizsanovszki Nikolett Albrechtovics [135]
2021 Bernadett Szigeti Regina Schermann Katinka Zsembéry [136]
2022 Vivien Papp [137]
2023 Polina Dzsumanyijazova Léna Ekker Daria Zsirnov [138]
2024 Martina Major Boglárka Zhang [139]
2025 Léna Ekker Zsófia Stéplaki [140]

Pairs

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Junior pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2011–25 No junior pairs competitors prior to 2026
2026 Slovakia Prešov No other competitors [121]

Ice dance

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Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2011 Budapest
  • Mária Dér
  • Daniel Majer
  • Liliána Király
  • Szabolcs Nagy
 No other competitors [106]
2012
  • Adrienn Szemes
  • Dániel Szénási
  • Viktória Török
  • Martin Szénási
 [107]
2013
  • Szilvia Magyar
  • Dániel Illés
  • Lili Király
  • Szabolcs Nagy
  • Adrienn Szemes
  • Dániel Szénási
 [108]
2014
  • Réka Staudt
  • Máté Staudt
  • Beatrix Pipek
  • József Kálmán
 [109]
2015
  • Hanna Jakucs
  • Dániel Illés
  • Petra Garai
  • Dávid Orosházi
 [110]
2016 Czech Republic Třinec
  • Kimberly Wei
  • Illiász Fourati
  • Villő Márton
  • Danyil Semko
  • Hanna Jakucs
  • Dániel Illés
 [111]
2017 Poland Katowice
  • Hanna Jakucs
  • Dániel Illés
 No other competitors [112]
2018 Slovakia Košice
  • Villő Márton
  • Danyil Semko
  • Hanna Jakucs
  • Alessio Galli
  • Lorena Bubcso
  • Alfred Soregi-Niksz
 [113]
2019 Budapest
  • Adelina Zvezdova
  • Alfred Soregi-Niksz
 No other competitors [114]
2020 Czech Republic Ostrava
  • Katica Kedves
  • Fedor Sharonov
  • Petra Csikós
  • Patrik Csikós
 [115]
2021 Budapest
  • Katica Kedves
  • Fedor Sharonov
  • Petra Csikós
  • Patrik Csikós
 No other competitors [136]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves
  • Réka Leveles
  • Balázs Leveles
 [117]
2023 Budapest
  • Maya Benkiewics
  • Mark Shapiro
 No other competitors [118]
2024 Czech Republic Turnov
  • Villő Szilágyi
  • István Jaracs
 [119]
2025 Poland Cieszyn [120]
2026 Slovakia Prešov [121]

Records

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Júlia Sebestyén performs a spiral at the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Marianna and László Nagy perform split jumps at the 1956 Winter Olympics.
From left to right: Júlia Sebestyén has won nine Hungarian Championship titles in women's singles; and Marianna Nagy and László Nagy have won eight Hungarian Championship titles in pair skating.
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 10 1970–79 [10]
Women's singles 9 2002–10 [141]
Pairs 8 2014–22 [10]
Ice dance 9 2002–04;
2006–10 		[142]

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  36. ^ a b c "Botund Éva, Terták Elemér és a Szekrényessy-testvérpár nyert műkorcsolyázóbajnokságot" [Éva Botund, Elemér Terták and the Szekrényessy siblings won the figure skating championships]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 16 January 1939. p. 8. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  37. ^ a b c "Botuond Évi, Kállay Kristóf, Szilassy-Kertész magyarország műkorcsolyázó bajnokai" [Évi Botuond, Kristóf Kállay, Szilassy-Kertész are Hungarian figure skating champions]. Uj Hirek (in Hungarian). 16 January 1940. p. 8. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  38. ^ a b c "Kállay Kris'ó meavédte bainokságát a műkorcsolyózó bajnokságokon" [Kris'ó Kállay defended championship at figure skating championships]. Keleti Ujság (in Hungarian). 14 January 1941. p. 7. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  39. ^ a b c "A tavalyi bajnokok megvédték elsőségüket" [Last year's champions defended their titles]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 8 January 1942. p. 5. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  40. ^ a b c "Ismét Kállay Kristóf szerezte meg Magyarország műkorcsolyázó bajnokságát" [Kristóf Kállay wins Hungarian figure skating championships again]. Délvidéki Magyarság (in Hungarian). 11 January 1943. p. 7. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  41. ^ a b c "Király Ede legyőzte Kállay Kristófot!" [Ede Király defeated Kristófor Kállay!]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 10 January 1944. p. 1. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  42. ^ a b c "Király Ede, Saáry Éva és a Botond-Kertész-par nyert bajnokságot" [Ede Király, Éva Saáry and the Botond-Kertész pair won championships]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 11 February 1946. p. 4. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  43. ^ a b c "Király Ede, Saáry Marika és a Kékessy Andrea-Király-pár nyert műkorcsolyázó bajnokságot" [Ede Király, Marika Saáry and the Andrea-Király Kékessy pair won figure skating championships]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 7 January 1947. p. 4. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  44. ^ a b c "Saáry Marika, Király Ede és a Kékessy-Király-par nyerte magyarország 1948. évi műkorcsolyázó bajnokságait" [Marika Saáry, Ede Király and the Kékessy-Király pair won 1948 Hungarian figure skating championships]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 5 January 1948. p. 3. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  45. ^ a b c d "Király Ede világbajnoki formában nyerte meg a magyar műkorcsolyázó-bajnokságot" [Ede Király won the Hungarian figure skating championships in world champion form]. Kis Ujság (in Hungarian). 24 January 1950. p. 8. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  46. ^ a b c d "Saáry Éva, Czakó, a Nagy- és a Madarász-kettős nyertek bajnokságot" [Éva Saáry, Czakó, the Nagy and Madarász duos won championships]. Kis Ujság (in Hungarian). 20 February 1951. p. 6. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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  48. ^ a b c d "Szép küzdelemben Pálinkás Hédi, Szenes István és a Szőllősi, Vida-pár nyerte az l. osztályú műkorcsolyázó-, a Madarász-házaspár pedig a jégtánc-bajnokságot" [In a great fight, Hédi Pálinkás, István Szenes and the Szőllősi, Vida couple won the first-class figure skating championship, and the Madarász couple won the ice dance championship.]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 18 January 1953. p. 2. Retrieved 23 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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  50. ^ a b c d "Szenes István, Jurek Eszter és a Nagy-testvérpár nyert műkorcsolyázó-bajnokságot" [István Szenes, Eszter Jurek and the Nagy siblings won figure skating championships]. Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 17 January 1955. p. 1. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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  54. ^ a b "Nagy érdeklődés mellett jól sikerült a műkorcsolyázók országos bajnoksága" [The national figure skating championship was a success with great interest]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 2 March 1959. p. 5. Retrieved 26 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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  57. ^ a b c d "A Korda, Vásárhelyi jégtáncospár sikere a banjnokságon" [The success of the ice dance pair Korda and Vásárhelyi at the championships]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 5 February 1962. p. 5. Retrieved 26 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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  69. ^ a b c "Erős, Vajda és a Regőczy, Sallai kettős" [Erős, Vajda and the Regőczy, Sallai duo]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 21 January 1974. p. 7. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  70. ^ a b c "Vajda László, Erős Ágnes és a Regőczy, Sallay kettős" [László Vajda, Ágnes Erős and the Regőczy, Sallay duo]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 13 January 1975. pp. 1, 7. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  71. ^ a b c "Vajda László, Segesdy Ildikó és a Regőczy, Sallai kettős az idei műkorcsolyázó- és jégtáncbajnok" [László Vajda, Ildikó Segesdy and the Regőczy, Sallai duo are this year's figure skating and ice dancing champions]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 7 January 1976. pp. 1, 7. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  72. ^ a b c "Erős Ágnes harmadszor, a Regőczy, Sallai táncospár hatodszor, Vajda László nyolcadszor lett bajnok" [Ágnes Erős became champion for the third time, the Regőczy-Salla dance couple for the sixth time, and László Vajda for the eighth time]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 17 January 1977. p. 7. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  73. ^ a b c "Bajnokok: a Regőczy, Sallai kettős, Erős Ági és Vajda László" [Champions: the Regőczy, Sallai duo, Ági Erős and László Vajda]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 16 January 1978. p. 16. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  74. ^ a b c "Erős vagy Segesdy?" [Erős or Segesdy?]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 7 January 1979. pp. 1–2. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  75. ^ a b c "Műkorcsolyázó és jégtánc OB: Csillogott a Regőczy, Sallai jégtáncospár" [Figure skating and ice cance championships: the Regőczy, Sallai ice dance pair sparkled]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 6 January 1980. pp. 1–2. Retrieved 26 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  76. ^ a b c "Felnőtt bajnokok: a Remport, Nagy kettős és Simon István" [Adult champions: Remport, Nagy duo and István Simon]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 19 January 1981. p. 12. Retrieved 26 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  77. ^ a b c "Bajnokok: Miklósi Nóra, Száraz András és a Péterfy, Bálint jégtánckettős" [Champions: Nóra Miklósi, András Száraz and the Péterfy, Bálint ice dance duo]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 18 January 1982. p. 9. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  78. ^ a b c "Mindenki megvédte bajnokságát" [Everyone defended their championships]. Népsport (in Hungarian). 24 January 1983. pp. 1, 7. Retrieved 24 August 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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