Latvian Figure Skating Championships

The Latvian Figure Skating Championships (Latvian: Latvijas Čempionāts daiļslidošanā) are a competition held annually to crown the national champions of Latvia. Medals may be awarded in men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and ice dancing.

In the 2011–12 season, the championships were held as an open international competition. In the 2016–17 season, a combined Latvian-Lithuanian event was organized. The results were then separated to form national podiums.

Medalists

Men
Season Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–2000
2000–01Konstantin KostinDmitri KassRoman Dantelejevs
2001–01–
2004–05		No competitors
2005–06Roman DantelejevsAndrejs BrovenkoDmitri Kass
2006–07–
2008–09		No competitors
2009–10RigaGirts JekabsonsNo other Latvian competitors
2010–11RigaGirts JekabsonsNo other Latvian competitors
2011–12RigaDmitri KagirovSarkis HayrapetyanGirts Jekabsons[1]
2012–13–
2014–15		No competitors
2015–16RigaDeniss VasiļjevsGļebs BasinsLukas Kaugars[2]
2016–17VentspilsDeniss VasiļjevsGļebs BasinsNo other competitors[3]
2017–18RigaDeniss VasiļjevsNo other competitors[4]
2018–19RigaNo competitors[5]

Ladies
Season Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
1992–93Valeria Trifancova
1993–94Valeria Trifancova
1994–95Valeria Trifancova
1995–96Valeria Trifancova
1996–97Valeria Trifancova
1997–98Valeria Trifancova
1998–99Valeria Trifancova
1999–2000Valeria Trifancova
2000–01Jūlija TeplihaAleksandra PetushkoMaria Balaba
2001–02Aleksandra PetushkoOlga ZadvornovaMaria Balaba
2002–03Aleksandra PetushkoMaria BalabaElena Kovalova
2003–04Maria BalabaElena KovalovaOlga Zadvornova
2004–05Maria BalabaElena KovalovaOlga Zadvornova
2005–06Olga ZadvornovaMaria BalabaStasija Rage
2006–07Jūlija TeplihaMaria BalabaAnna Strazdina
2007–08RigaStasija RageNo other competitors
2008–09RigaŽanna PugačaNo other Latvian competitors
2009–10RigaŽanna PugačaNo other Latvian competitors
2010–11RigaŽanna PugačaStasija RageKristine Ozola
2011–12RigaAlīna FjodorovaStasija RageDana Gerasimova[1]
2012–13RigaNo competitors[6]
2013–14JelgavaAlīna FjodorovaNo other competitors[7]
2014–15TukumsAngelīna KučvaļskaIeva GaileKarlina Monika Pole[8]
2015–16RigaAngelīna KučvaļskaAlīna FjodorovaNo other competitors[2]
2016–17VentspilsAngelīna KučvaļskaNo other Latvian competitors[3]
2017–18RigaDiāna ŅikitinaDarja ŠatibelkoNo other Latvian competitors[4]
2018–19RigaAngelīna KučvaļskaElizabete JubkāneAnastasija Pavlovica[5]

Pairs
Season Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–2000
2000–01Natalia Jefremova / Andrejs BrovenkoJelena Sirokhvatova / Jurijs SalmanovsNo other competitors
2001–02Jelena Sirokhvatova/ Jurijs SalmanovsNo other competitors
2002–03Olga Boguslavska / Andrejs BrovenkoNo other competitors
2003–04Olga Boguslavska / Andrejs BrovenkoNo other competitors
2004–05Olga Boguslavska / Andrejs BrovenkoNo other competitors
2005–06–
2018–19		No competitors

Ice dance
Season Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97
1997–98
1998–99
1999–2000
2000–01–
2006–07		No competitors
2007–08RigaElena Garkusina / Aleksandrs MotorinsNo other competitors
2008–09–
2016–17		No competitors
2017–18RigaAurelija Ipolito / Malcolm JonesNo other competitors[4]
2018–19RigaNo competitors[5]

Junior medalists

Men
Season Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
2011–12RigaSlavik HayrapetyanGermans SalashsMaksims Kirilovs[1]
2012–13RigaNo competitors[6]
2013–14JelgavaDeniss VasiļjevsGļebs BasinsNo other competitors[7]
2014–15TukumsDeniss VasiļjevsNo other competitors[8]
2015–16RigaDaniels RoschiksNo other competitors[2]
2016–17VentspilsDaniels RoschiksNo other competitors[3]
2017–18RigaKims Georgs PavlovsDaniels RoschiksAleksejs Mazaļevskis[4]
2018–19RigaKims Georgs PavlovsNo other competitors[5]

Ladies
Season Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
2011–12RigaKarina RutlaukaIeva GaileSamanta Kovalkova[1]
2012–13RigaAlīna FjodorovaIeva GaileAngelīna Kučvaļska[6]
2013–14JelgavaAngelīna KučvaļskaIeva GaileKristīne Gaile[7]
2014–15TukumsDiāna ŅikitinaDarja ŠatibelkoVlada Ljaha[8]
2015–16RigaDiāna ŅikitinaAleksandra ButkoAnželika Kļujeva[2]
2016–17VentspilsElizabete JubkāneDarja ŠatibelkoNikoļa Mažgane[3]
2017–18RigaAnete LāceNikoļa MažganePolina Andrejeva[4]
2018–19RigaAnete LāceArina SomovaPolina Andrejeva[5]

Advanced novice medalists

Men
Season Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
2011–12RigaDeniss VasiļjevsGļebs BasinsDaniels Roschiks[1]
2012–13RigaDeniss VasiļjevsAleksejs VolkobojsDaniels Roschiks[6]
2013–14JelgavaIgors TatarinovsNo other competitors[7]
2014–15TukumsDaniels RoschiksIgors TatarinovsNo other competitors[8]
2015–16RigaKims Georgs PavlovsNo other competitors[2]
2016–17VentspilsKims Georgs PavlovsAleksejs MazaļevskisNo other competitors[3]
2017–18–
2018–19		No competitors[4][5]

Ladies
Season Location Gold Silver Bronze Details
2011–12RigaDarja ŠatibelkoAngelīna KučvaļskaDiāna Ņikitina[1]
2012–13RigaDiāna ŅikitinaDarja ŠatibelkoValerija Angerman[6]
2013–14JelgavaDiāna ŅikitinaAnželika KļujevaVlada Ljaha[7]
2014–15TukumsJelizaveta MinčenkoAnželika KļujevaNikoļ Mažgane[8]
2015–16RigaMarta Krista ZītarePolina AndrejevaAnete Lāce[2]
2016–17VentspilsAlina UrušadzePolina AndrejevaJelizaveta Minčenko[3]
2017–18RigaNo competitors[4]
2018–19RigaMaria BolshevaAnastasija KongaZasmina Jefremenko[5]

References
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  2. "Latvijas Cempionats 2015–16". slidas.sauc.lv. 13 December 2015. Archived from the original on 11 December 2015.
  3. "Latvian (Open) Champ. 2016". Skate Latvia. Archived from the original on 5 December 2016.
  4. "Latvian Championships 2017". slidas.sauc.lv. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
  5. "Latvian Championship 2018". slidas.sauc.lv. Retrieved 22 January 2019.
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