Estonian Figure Skating Championships

The Estonian Figure Skating Championships (Estonian: Eesti Meistrivõistlused) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Estonian Skating Union (Estonian: Eesti Uisuliit) to crown the national champions of Estonia. The first Estonian Championships were held in 1917 in Tallinn, and there were numerous interruptions to the championships during the Soviet occupation of Estonia.

Estonian Figure Skating Championships
Logo of the Estonian Skating Union
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	Estonia
Inaugurated	1917
Previous event	2025
Next event	2026
Organized by	Estonian Skating Union

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. Alfred Hirv holds the record for winning the most Estonian Championship titles in men's singles (with ten), while Vaike Paduri holds the record in women's singles (with fourteen). Eduard Hiiop holds the record in pair skating (with ten), although these were not with the same partner. Nikolai Salnikov holds the record in ice dance (with eight), and also not with the same partner.

History

The Estonian Championships were first held in Tallinn in 1917.^[1] Johannes Johanson won the inaugural men's event,^[1] Hilda Laane won the women's event,^[2] and Johanson and Laane won the pairs event.^[3] Ice dance was added as an event in 1948.^[4] Until World War II, figure skating was overseen by the Estonian Winter Sports Union.^[5] During the Soviet annexation and occupation of Estonia (1940–91), Estonian skaters could also compete in the Soviet Figure Skating Championships.^[6][7] 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.^[5]

In recent years, Estonia's presence in international figure skating has been greatly elevated, due in part to hosting a number of high-profile events, including the 2020 and 2022 World Junior Figure Skating Championships,^[8][9] the 2022 and 2025 European Figure Skating Championships,^[10][11][12] and the 2022 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships.^[13]

Senior medalists

The reigning Estonian figure skating champions: Mihhail Selevko (men's singles), Niina Petrõkina (women's singles), and Solène Mazingue and Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko (ice dance)

Men's singles

Since 2019, Mihhail Selevko has won the men's event four times (2019, 2023–25),^[14] while his older brother Aleksandr has won the event three times (2020–22).^[15] Their friendly competitiveness has elevated the quality and status of figure skating in Estonia over the past several years.^[16] In 2023, Mihhail Selevko stated that "Estonian figure skating has made significant progress in the past few seasons, which is great to witness."^[17]

Men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1917	Tallinn	Johannes Johanson	Eduard Kõppo	Adolf Feldmann	[1]
1918		Eduard Kõppo	No other competitors
1919	No competition held
1920	Tartu	Aleksander Reeder	No other competitors
1921			Arthur Tedder	I. Peres
1922	Tallinn	Arthur Tedder	Aleksander Reeder	Eduard Hiiop
1923			Friedrich Grünreich
1924		Aleksander Reeder	Arthur Tedder	Friedrich Grünreich
1925	No competition held
1926	Tartu	Aleksander Reeder	Alfred Hirv	Eduard Hiiop
1927	Tallinn		Eduard Hiiop	Voldemar Tomasson
1928		Friedrich Grünreich		No other competitors
1929		Alfred Hirv
1930	Tartu
1931	Tallinn		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	Tartu	Alfred Hirv	Valdur Toovere	Axel Auer
1938	Tallinn		Axel Auer	Valdur Toovere
1939	No competition held
1940	Tallinn	Alfred Hirv	Eugen Päsmel	Uno Zimmermann
1941–46	No competitions due to World War II
1947	Tallinn	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	Tallinn	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	Riga	Peep Piibar	Peeter Laur	Rolf Pachel
1962	Tallinn	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				Alexei Kozlov	[18]
1997					[19]
1998			Alexei Kozlov	Roman Martõnenko	[20]
1999			Roman Martõnenko	Alexei Kozlov	[21]
2000			Alexei Kozlov	Roman Martõnenko	[22]
2001		Alexei Kozlov	Margus Hernits	Aleksei Saks	[23]
2002		Margus Hernits	No other competitors		[24]
2003		Alexei Kozlov	Dmitri Antoni	No other competitors	[25]
2004			Denis Skrjabin	Aleksandr Kiudmaa	[26]
2005–07	No men's competitors
2008	Tartu	Viktor Romanenkov	No other competitors		[27]
2009					[28]
2010	Tallinn				[29]
2011	Narva				[30]
2012	Tallinn		Samuel Koppel	No other competitors	[31]
2013				Daniel Albert Naurits	[32]
2014				No other competitors	[33]
2015		Samuel Koppel	Daniil Žurav	Aleksandr Selevko	[34]
2016		Daniil Žurav	Aleksandr Selevko	Jegor Zelenjak	[35]
2017		Daniel Albert Naurits	Daniil Žurav	Samuel Koppel	[36]
2018			Samuel Koppel	No other competitors	[37]
2019		Mihhail Selevko	Daniel Albert Naurits	Aleksandr Selevko	[38]
2020		Aleksandr Selevko	Mihhail Selevko	Daniel Albert Naurits	[39]
2021			Arlet Levandi	Mihhail Selevko	[40]
2022					[41]
2023		Mihhail Selevko	Aleksandr Selevko	Arlet Levandi	[42]
2024					[43]
2025					[44]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1917	Tallinn	Hilda Laane	Kauschin[a]	Elisabet Laane	[2]
1918–19	No competitions held
1920	Tartu	Tatjana Voitjankovskaja	No other competitors
1921		Tatjana Janson	Elvine Stamm	Ellen Frey
1922	Tallinn	Hilda Leonova
1923				Märk[a]
1924			No other competitors
1925	No competition held
1926	Tartu	Ellen Frey	Hilja Martna	Elvine Stamm
1927	Tallinn		Hilda Leonova	No other competitors
1928		Helmi Kaarik	Gerda Bresinsky
1929		Ottilie Markus	Alice Günther
1930	Tartu	Vaike Kaljuvee	Ottilie Markus
1931	Tallinn		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	Tartu		No other competitors
1938	Tallinn		Lia Villemson	Grace Saksen
1939	No competition held
1940	Tallinn	Vaike Kaljuvee	Grace Saksen	Lia Villemson
1941–46	No competitions due to World War II
1947	Tallinn	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	Tallinn	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	Riga	Reet Piibar	Tiiu Tamm	Anne Ritslaid
1962	Tallinn
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		Olga Vassiljeva		Jekaterina Golovatenko	[18]
1997		Liina-Grete Lilender	Jekaterina Golovatenko	Olga Vassiljeva	[19]
1998		Olga Vassiljeva		Liina-Grete Lilender	[20]
1999					[21]
2000					[22]
2001					[23]
2002			Liina-Grete Lilender	Maria Levitan	[24]
2003				Jelena Abolina	[25]
2004		Jelena Glebova	Olga Vassiljeva	Liina-Grete Lilender	[26]
2005			Sanna Remes	Jelena Muhhina	[45]
2006		Jelena Muhhina	Jelena Glebova	Olga Ikonnikova	[46]
2007		Jelena Glebova	Svetlana Issakova	Jelena Muhhina	[47]
2008	Tartu	Svetlana Issakova	Johanna Allik	Olga Ikonnikova	[27]
2009		Jelena Glebova	Jasmine Alexandra Costa	Johanna Allik	[28]
2010	Tallinn		Johanna Allik	Svetlana Issakova	[29]
2011	Narva	Gerli Liinamäe	Svetlana Issakova	Jelena Glebova	[30]
2012	Tallinn	Jelena Glebova	Gerli Liinamäe	Svetlana Issakova	[31]
2013			Svetlana Issakova	Helery Hälvin	[32]
2014		Helery Hälvin	Gerli Liinamäe	Eike Langerbaur	[33]
2015		Gerli Liinamäe	Helery Hälvin	Diana Reinsalu	[34]
2016		Helery Hälvin	Jelizaveta Leonova	Kristina Škuleta-Gromova	[35]
2017			Gerli Liinamäe	Annely Vahi	[36]
2018		Gerli Liinamäe	Kristina Škuleta-Gromova	Eva-Lotta Kiibus	[37]
2019			Eva-Lotta Kiibus	Kristina Škuleta-Gromova	[38]
2020		Eva-Lotta Kiibus	Niina Petrõkina	Amalia Zelenjak	[39]
2021			Gerli Liinamäe	Kristina Škuleta-Gromova	[40]
2022		Niina Petrõkina	Eva-Lotta Kiibus	Nataly Langerbaur	[41]
2023			Nataly Langerbaur	Gerli Liinamäe	[42]
2024		Elina Goidina		Kristina Lisovskaja	[43]
2025		Niina Petrõkina	Elina Goidina	Maria Eliise Kaljuvere	[44]

1. Full name not recorded in official sources

Pairs

Pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1917	Tallinn	Hilda Laane Johannes Johanson	No other competitors		[3]
1918–19	No competitions held
1920	Tartu	Tatjana Voitjankovskaja I. Peres	No other competitors
1921		Tatjana Janson I. Peres	Elvine Stamm Eduard Hiiop	Ellen Frey Aleksander Reeder
1922	Tallinn	Ellen Frey Aleksander Reeder	Elvine Stamm Arthur Tedder	Hilda Laane Eduard Hiiop
1923		Hilda Laane-Leonova Eduard Hiiop		Märk Friedrich Grünreich [a]
1924			Wollmann Friedrich Grünreich [a]	Mõttus Voldemar Tomasson [a]
1925	No competition held
1926	Tartu	Ellen Frey Aleksander Reeder	Hilda Leonova Eduard Hiiop	Mõttus Voldemar Tomasson [a]
1927	Tallinn
1928		Helmi Kaarik Eduard Hiiop	Helene Michelson Friedrich Grünreich	No other competitors
1929		Helene Michelson Eduard Hiiop	Alice Günther Arthur Tedder
1930	Tartu		No other competitors
1931	Tallinn		Ottilie Markus Aleksander Reeder	No other competitors
1932		Vaike Kaljuvee Alfred Hirv	Helene Michelson Eduard Hiiop
1933		Helene Michelson Eduard Hiiop	Ottilie Markus Aleksander Reeder
1934			No other competitors
1935			Ottilie Markus Alfred Hirv	No other competitors
1936			No other competitors
1937	Tartu	Vaike Kaljuvee Robert Kärsin
1938	Tallinn	Vaike Kaljuvee Alfred Hirv	Grace Saksen Robert Kärsin	Evi Uuetoa Eugen Päsmel
1939	No competition held
1940	Tallinn	Vaike Kaljuvee Alfred Hirv	Grace Saksen Robert Kärsin	No other competitors
1941–46	No competitions due to World War II
1947	Tallinn	Tatjana Semuhhina Vassili Krõlov	Vaike Paduri Vladimir Radin	No other competitors
1948		Vaike Paduri Vladimir Radin	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	Tallinn	Ly Piir Raul Merilain	No other competitors
1956		Aida Madar Enno Oinus	Ly Piir Boris Merilain	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	Riga	Küllike Vee Ülo Sarapuu	No other competitors
1962	Tallinn		Madli Krispin Hagi Šein	No other competitors
1963			Svetlana Zahharova Ardo Rennik	Anne Piir Heinar Randrüüt
1964		Svetlana Zahharova Ardo Rennik	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	Tallinn	Irina Patalahha Vladimir Taranuhha	Marje Pajulaid Teet Ilves	No other competitors
1981			No other competitors
1982		No pairs competitors
1983	Tallinn	Kristina Brock Toomas Künnapuu	No other competitors
1984–95	No pairs competitors
1996	Tallinn	Ekaterina Nekrassova Valdis Mintals	No other competitors		[18]
1997					[19]
1998		No pairs competitors			[20]
1999		Viktoria Šklover Valdis Mintals	No other competitors		[21]
2000					[22]
2001					[23]
2002			Diana Rennik Aleksei Saks	No other competitors	[24]
2003		Diana Rennik Aleksei Saks	No other competitors		[25]
2004					[26]
2005					[45]
2006					[46]
2007		Maria Sergejeva Ilja Glebov	Diana Rennik Aleksei Saks	No other competitors	[47]
2008	Tartu		No other competitors		[27]
2009					[28]
2010	Tallinn	Natalia Zabiiako Sergei Muhhin			[29]
2011–25	No pairs competitors since 2010

1. Full name not recorded in official sources

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1948	Tallinn	Vaike Paduri Robert Kärsin	Silvia Vannas Vladimir Radin	No other competitors	[4]
1949		No ice dance competitors
1950		Vaike Paduri Robert Kärsin	No other competitors
1951		Ly Rooba Elmar Jääger	Benita Parri Ants Kivilo	No other competitors
1952		Maia Temmin Rein Märtsoo	Küllike Vee Jüri Teras	Aida Madar T. Vee
1953		Vaike Paduri Vladimir Radin	No other competitors
1954	No competition held
1955[a]	Tallinn	Aida Madar & Ly Piir (tied)	No silver medals awarded	No other competitors
1956[a]		Anne Ronk & Küllike Vee (tied)		Ly Piir
1957[a]		Küllike Vee	Anne Ronk	Reet Piibar
1958		No ice dance competitors
1959		Aida Kivi Enno Oinus	No other competitors
1960		No ice dance competitors
1961[a]	Riga	Helle Merisalu	No other competitors
1962	Tallinn	No ice dance competitors
1963		Anne Ronk Peeter Laur	No other competitors
1964		Natalia Faidenko Aleksandr Rebrikov
1965		Anne Šaraškin Peeter Laur
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	Natalia Tokareva Nikolai Salnikov	Anne Naissoo Toomas Rang
1971		Natalia Tokareva Nikolai Salnikov	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		Tamara Prokopjuk Nikolai Salnikov	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		Anna Mosenkova Dmitri Kurakin	No other competitors
1994
1995
1996			Kristina Kalesnik Aleksandr Terentjev	No other competitors	[18]
1997		Kristina Kalesnik Aleksandr Terentjev	Anna Mosenkova Dmitri Kurakin	Marina Timofeieva Evgeni Striganov	[19]
1998			Marina Timofeieva Evgeni Striganov	No other competitors	[20]
1999			Anna Mosenkova Dmitri Kurakin		[21]
2000		No ice dance competitors			[22]
2001		Anna Mosenkova Sergei Sõtšov	No other competitors		[23]
2002					[24]
2003		Marina Timofeieva Evgeni Striganov			[25]
2004		Grethe Grünberg Kristjan Rand	Julia Abolina Aleksandr Škirin	Aleksandra Baurina Juri Kurakin	[26]
2005		No ice dance competitors			[45]
2006		Aleksandra Baurina Ilja Korešev	No other competitors		[46]
2007		Grethe Grünberg Kristjan Rand			[47]
2008	Tartu	No ice dance competitors			[27]
2009		Kristina Kiudmaa Aleksei Trohlev	No other competitors		[28]
2010	Tallinn	Irina Štork Taavi Rand			[29]
2011	Narva				[30]
2012	Tallinn		Hanna Maria Tammo Geido Kapp	No other competitors	[31]
2013			No other competitors		[32]
2014		No ice dance competitors			[33]
2015		Irina Štork Taavi Rand	Marina Elias Denis Koreline	Viktoria Semenjuk Artur Gruzdev	[34]
2016		Marina Elias Denis Koreline	Viktoria Semenjuk Artur Gruzdev	Katerina Bunina German Frolov	[35]
2017		Katerina Bunina German Frolov	Marina Elias Geido Kapp	No other competitors	[36]
2018		Viktoria Semenjuk Artur Gruzdev	Katerina Bunina German Frolov		[37]
2019		Katerina Bunina German Frolov	No other competitors		[38]
2020		Tatjana Bunina Ivan Kuznetsov	Darja Netjaga Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko	No other competitors	[39]
2021		No ice dance competitors			[40]
2022		Solène Mazingue Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko	Aleksandra Samersova Kevin Ojala	No other competitors	[41]
2024			No other competitors		[43]
2025		No ice dance competitors			[44]

1. Solo ice dance competition

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1996	Tallinn	Alexei Kozlov	No other competitors		[48]
1997			Aleksei Saks	Dmitri Mihharovski	[49]
1998				Dmitri Antoni	[20]
1999		No junior men's competitors			[21]
2000		Aleksei Saks	Dmitri Antoni	No other competitors	[22]
2001					[23]
2002		Dmitri Antoni	No other competitors		[24]
2003			Ilja Glebov	No other competitors	[25]
2004		Aleksandr Kiudmaa	No other competitors		[50]
2005		Viktor Romanenkov	Sergei Muhhin	No other competitors	[45]
2006		Sergei Muhhin	Viktor Kolesnikov		[46]
2007		Viktor Romanenkov	Sergei Muhhin		[47]
2008	Tartu				[27]
2009		Samuel Koppel	No other competitors		[51]
2010	Tallinn	Viktor Romanenkov	Allar Laane	No other competitors	[52]
2011			No other competitors		[53]
2012		Daniel Albert Naurits	German Frolov	No other competitors	[31]
2013	Tartu	Samuel Koppel	Mihhail Sokolov	Maksim Pekki	[54]
2014	Tallinn	Daniil Žurav	Samuel Koppel	Jegor Zelenjak	[55]
2015		Jegor Zelenjak	Daniil Žurav	Aleksandr Selevko	[56]
2016		Daniel Albert Naurits	Aleksandr Selevko	Daniil Žurav	[57]
2017				Mihhail Selevko	[36]
2018		Aleksandr Selevko	Mihhail Selevko	Ivan Mikhajlov	[37]
2019		Mihhail Selevko	No other competitors		[38]
2020		Aleksandr Selevko	Mihhail Selevko	Arlet Levandi	[39]
2021		Arlet Levandi	Jegor Martšenko	Vladimir Taganov	[58]
2022		Mihhail Selevko	Arlet Levandi	Jegor Martšenko	[41]
2023		Arlet Levandi	Jegor Martšenko	No other competitors	[42]
2024	Tartu			Vladislav Churakov	[43]
2025	Tallinn		Vladislav Churakov	Jegor Martšenko	[44]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1996	Tallinn	Jekaterina Golovatenko	Maria Levitan	Aljona Jelina	[48]
1997			Liina-Grete Lilender	Anu Erlang	[49]
1998				Inga Lillemaa	[20]
1999		Olesja Gretšuk	Inga Lillemaa	Jevgenia Serebrjan	[21]
2000		Maria Levitan	Jelena Abolina		[22]
2001			Jevgenia Serebrjan	Olesja Gretšuk	[23]
2002		Jelena Muhhina	Jelena Glebova	Oksana Jerjomenko	[24]
2003		Jekaterina Frolova	Jelena Muhhina	Jelena Glebova	[25]
2004		Jelena Glebova		Kristiina Daub	[50]
2005			Svetlana Issakova	Jelena Muhhina	[45]
2006		Svetlana Issakova	Johanna Allik	Darja Ptitsõna	[46]
2007		Jasmine Alexandra Costa	Karmen Piirsoo	Ksenja Bolshakova	[47]
2008	Tartu				[27]
2009		Natalia Zabiiako	Ksenja Bolshakova	Helery Hälvin	[51]
2010	Tallinn	Svetlana Issakova	Johanna Allik	Jasmine Alexandra Costa	[52]
2011		Gerli Liinamäe	Svetlana Issakova		[53]
2012		Sindra Kriisa	Eike Langerbaur	Natalja Gordeeva	[31]
2013	Tartu	Gerli Liinamäe	Sindra Kriisa	Eike Langerbaur	[54]
2014	Tallinn		Eike Langerbaur	Diana Reinsalu	[55]
2015		Natalja Gordeeva	Jelizaveta Leonova	Kristina Škuleta-Gromova	[59]
2016		Kristina Škuleta-Gromova		Calista Krass	[57]
2017			Calista Krass	Annely Vahi	[36]
2018			Eva-Lotta Kiibus	Niina Petrõkina	[37]
2019		Eva-Lotta Kiibus	Niina Petrõkina	Kristina Škuleta-Gromova	[38]
2020		Niina Petrõkina	Nataly Langerbaur	Jekaterina Rudneva	[39]
2021		Amalia Zelenjak	Niina Petrõkina	Nataly Langerbaur	[58]
2022		Niina Petrõkina	Maria Eliise Kaljuvere	Marianne Must	[41]
2023				Nataly Langerbaur	[42]
2024	Tartu	Elina Goidina		Elizabeth Nõu	[43]
2025	Tallinn				[44]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1996	Tallinn	No junior pairs competitors			[48]
1997		Jekterina Nekrassova Valdis Mintals	No other competitors		[49]
1998		No junior pairs competitors			[20]
1999		Viktoria Šklover Valdis Mintals	No other competitors		[21]
2000–02	No junior pairs competitors
2003	Tallinn	Diana Rennik Aleksei Saks	No other competitors		[25]
2004		No junior pairs competitors			[50]
2005		Maria Sergejeva Ilja Glebov	No other competitors		[45]
2006					[46]
2007–09	No junior pairs competitors
2010	Tallinn	Natalya Zabiyako Sergei Muhhin	No other competitors		[52]
2011–25	No junior pairs competitors since 2010

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1996	Tallinn	Kristina Kolesnik Aleksandr Terentjev	Natalia Mintals Evgeni Striganov	Sille Laidma Roland Ratas	[48]
1997		Marina Timofeieva Evgeni Striganov	Sille Laidma Roland Ratas	Grethe Grünberg Kristjan Rand	[49]
1998			Seile Laidma Aleksandr Kulits	Jelena Abolina Mark Vorp	[20]
1999		Anna Adaskevitš Evgeni Striganov	No other competitors		[21]
2000		Marina Timofeieva Evgeni Striganov			[22]
2001			Jelena Abolina Aleksandr Škirin	No other competitors	[23]
2002				Silja Laidma Pjotr Golovatenko	[24]
2003			Grethe Grünberg Kristjan Rand	Julia Abolina Aleksandr Škirin	[25]
2004		Grethe Grünberg Kristjan Rand	Julia Abolina Aleksandr Škirin	Aleksandra Baurina Juri Kurakin	[50]
2005			Aleksandra Baurina Juri Kurakin	Kristina Kiudmaa Konstantin Jevgenjev	[45]
2006		Irina Štork Taavi Rand	Kristina Kiudmaa Konstantin Jevgenjev	Anastasija Tsumak Aleksei Trohlev	[46]
2007			Kristina Kiudmaa Aleksei Trohlev	No other competitors	[47]
2008	Tartu				[27]
2009		Emili Arm Rodion Bogdanov	Ainiki Niinelaid Geido Kapp		[51]
2010	Tallinn	Ainiki Niinelaid Geido Kapp	No other competitors		[52]
2011		Irina Štork Taavi Rand	Victoria-Laura Lõhmus Andrei Davõdov	Heidi Rand Anton Sambalov	[53]
2012		Johanna Allik Paul Bellantuono	Victoria-Laura Lõhmus Andrei Davõdov	No other competitors	[31]
2013	Tartu		Marina Elias Denis Koreline		[54]
2014	Tallinn	Marina Elias Denis Koreline	Ksenia Ševtšenko German Frolov		[55]
2015			Viktoria Semenjuk Artur Gruzdev	Merily Keskkula German Frolov	[60]
2016		Viktoria Semenjuk Artur Gruzdev	Katerina Bunina German Frolov	No other competitors	[57]
2017			Gioia Pucci Kevin Ojala		[61]
2018					[37]
2019			Darja Netjaga Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko		[38]
2020		Darja Netjaga Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko	Tatjana Bunina Ivan Kuznetsov		[39]
2021		Tatjana Bunina Ivan Kuznetsov	Solène Mazingue Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko	Aleksandra Samersova Kevin Ojala	[58]
2022			Isabella Suhhovskaja Trevor Sebastian Malkasaari	No other competitors	[41]
2023		No junior ice dance competitors			[42]
2024	Tartu	Ksenia Šhipunova Miron Korjagin	No other competitors		[43]
2025	Tallinn		Arina Beljajva Frederick Merilo	No other competitors	[44]

Records

Records

Discipline	Most championship titles
	Skater(s)	No.	Years	Ref.
Men's singles	Alfred Hirv	10	1929–35; 1937–38; 1940	[62]
Women's singles	Vaike Paduri	14	1930–34; 1936–38; 1940; 1947–48; 1950–52	[6]
Pairs	Eduard Hiiop[a]	10	1923–24; 1928–31; 1933–36	[63]
Ice dance	Nikolai Salnikov[b]	8	1971–78	[64]

1. Eduard Hiiop won two championship titles while partnered with Hilda Laane-Leonova (1923–24), one with Helmi Kaarik (1928), and seven with Helene Michelson (1929–31, 1933–36).
2. Nikolai Salnikov won four championship titles while partnered with Natalia Tokareva (1971–74) and four with Tamara Prokopjuk (1975–78).