Polish Figure Skating Championships

The Polish Figure Skating Championships (Polish: Mistrzostwa Polski w Łyżwiarstwie Figurowym) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Polish Figure Skating Association (Polish: Polski Związek Łyżwiarstwa Figurowego) to crown the national champions of Poland. The first official Polish Championships were held in 1922 in Warsaw and consisted of events in speed skating and figure skating. Since 2014, the senior-level championships, as well as the junior-level pair skating and ice dance championships, have been held in conjunction with the skating federations of the Czech Republic, Hungary, 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 Poland.

Polish Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	Poland
Previous event	2025 Four Nationals Championships
Next event	2026 Four Nationals Championships
Organised by	Polish Figure Skating Association

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. Robert Grzegorczyk currently holds the record for winning the most Polish Championship titles in men's singles (with eight), while Elżbieta Kościk-Koczyba and Ekaterina Kurakova are tied for winning the most Polish Championship titles in women's singles (with seven each). Mariusz Siudek holds the record in pair skating (with eleven), although not all won with the same partner. Teresa Weyna and Piotr Bojańczyk hold the record in ice dance (with nine).

History

Ice skating debuted in Poland in the mid-1800s. The first artificial art rink in Poland was created in 1865 in Łazienki Park in Warsaw. The Polish Skating Association (Polish: Polski Związek Łyżwiarski) was established in 1921 to oversee both figure skating and speed skating.^[1] The first edition of the Polish Skating Championships were held the following year in Warsaw; Władysław Kuchar won the singles event, while Olga Przeździemirska and Henryk Krukowicz-Przedrzymirski won the pairs event.^[2] No competitions were held in 1925 or 1926.^[3] A separate event for women was added in 1930; Barbara Chachlewska was the inaugural women's champion.^[1] No competitions were held from 1939 to 1945 due to the occupation of Poland by Germany and the Soviet Union during World War II.^[3]

In 1957, the Polish Skating Association was divided into two separate associations: one for figure skating (Polish: Polski Związek Łyżwiarstwa Figurowego) and one for speed skating (Polish: Polski Związek Łyżwiarstwa Szybkiego).^[1] Ice dance was also added to the national championships in 1957; Anna Bursche-Lindnerowa and Leon Osadnik were the first Polish champions.^[4]

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 national 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 officially formed. The 2009 Three Nationals Championships were held in Třinec in the Czech Republic. Pavel Kaška of the Czech Republic won the men's event, while Przemysław Domański was the highest ranked Polish men's singles skater. Ivana Reitmayerová of Slovakia won the women's event, while Anna Jurkiewicz was the highest ranked Polish women's singles skater. Guest skaters Stacey Kemp and David King of Great Britain won the pairs event, while Joanna Sulej and Mateusz Chruściński were the highest ranked Polish pairs team. Kamila Hájková and David Vincour of the Czech Republic won the ice dance event, while Joanna Budner and Jan Mościcki were the highest ranked Polish ice dance team.^[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]

The 2026 Four Nationals Championships are scheduled to be held 11–13 December 2025 in Slovakia.^[9]

Senior medalists

From left to right: Vladimir Samoilov, four-time Polish champion in men's singles; Ekaterina Kurakova, seven-time Polish champion in women's singles; Ioulia Chtchetinina and Michał Woźniak, the reigning Polish champions in pair skating; and Natalia Kaliszek and Maksym Spodyriev, eight-time Polish champions in ice dance

Men's singles

Men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[3]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1922	Warsaw	Władysław Kuchar	Roman Kikiewicz	Józef Łapiński	[2]
1923	Lviv[a]	Roman Kikiewicz	Władysław Kuchar	No other competitors	[10]
1924	Warsaw		Zygmunt Ziemski		[11]
1925–26	No competitions held				[3]
1927	Warsaw	Roman Kikiewicz	No other competitors		[12]
1928	Lviv[a]		Władysław Kuchar	No other competitors	[13]
1929			Zbigniew Iwasiewicz		[14]
1930	Warsaw				[15]
1931	Katowice	Zbigniew Iwasiewicz	Mr. Noskiewicz	Mr. Marmal	[16]
1932	Zakopane		Bolesław Staniszewski		[17]
1933	Katowice			Walter Grobert[18]
1934	Warsaw	Bolesław Staniszewski	Zbigniew Iwasiewicz	Paweł Breslauer[18]	[19]
1935	Katowice	Walter Grobert	Bolesław Staniszewski		[20]
1936		Paweł Breslauer[18]
1937	Katowice		Walter Grobert	Henryk Kosiorek	[21]
1938	Zakopane	Walter Breslauer[18]	Paweł Breslauer		[22]
1939	Łódź
1940–46	No competitions due to World War II				[3]
1947	Warsaw	Henryk Kosiorek	Józef Standzina	No other competitors	[23]
1948	No competition held				[3]
1949		Paweł Wrocławski	Bolesław Staniszewski	Walter Grobert
1950	Zakopane	Leon Osadnik	Karol Sojka	Bolesław Staniszewski	[24]
1951		Karol Sojka	Leon Osadnik	Walter Grobert	[25]
1952		Leon Osadnik	Karol Sojka	Józef Standzina	[26]
1953	Katowice	Karol Sojka	Leon Osadnik	Henryk Szymocha	[27]
1954	Warsaw	Leon Osadnik	Emanuel Koczyba		[28]
1955		Zygmunt Kaczmarczyk		Leon Osadnik
1956	Zakopane	Emanuel Koczyba[29]	Bogusław Hnatyszyn[4]
1957	Warsaw	Zygmunt Kaczmarczyk	Henryk Hanzel	Bogusław Hnatyszyn	[4]
1958					[30]
1959	Katowice	Henryk Hanzel	Franciszek Spitol	J. Czakon	[31]
1960	Bydgoszcz			Jerzy Zawadzki	[32][33]
1961		Franciszek Spitol[32]
1962	Warsaw		Jan Erlich	Jerzy Zawadzki	[34]
1963
1964			Jerzy Zawadzki	Zdzisław Pieńkowski	[35]
1965			Zdzisław Pieńkowski	Jerzy Zawadzki	[36]
1966	Łódź	Zdzisław Pieńkowski	Franciszek Spitol
1967		Piotr Roszko
1968	Łódź	Zdzisław Pieńkowski	Piotr Roszko	J. Czakon	[37]
1969	Warsaw	Piotr Roszko	Zdzisław Pieńkowski		[38]
1970	Łódź	Zdzisław Pieńkowski	Piotr Roszko	Mr. Szteinke	[39]
1971		Mieczysław Szmuchert	J. Czakon	Jacek Tascher	[40]
1972	Katowice	Ludwik Jankowski
1973	Łódź	Jacek Tascher	A. Kempiński	Marek Chrolenko	[41]
1974		Jacek Żylski	Ludwik Jankowski	Jacek Tascher	[42]
1975	Gdańsk	Jacek Tascher		Grzegorz Głowania	[43]
1976	Warsaw	Grzegorz Głowania		Jacek Żylski	[44]
1977	Janowiec		Jacek Żylski	Jacek Tascher	[45]
1978	Warsaw		Ludwik Jankowski	M. Kubik	[46]
1979	Łódź	Ludwik Jankowski	Grzegorz Głowania	Jacek Żylski	[47]
1980	Gdańsk	Grzegorz Głowania	Ludwik Jankowski		[48]
1981		Grzegorz Filipowski	Grzegorz Głowania	Grzegorz Karnia	[49]
1982	Łódź			Zbigniew Głowania	[50]
1983	Oświęcim				[51]
1984	Łódź		Wojciech Gwinner	Andrzej Strzelec	[52]
1985				Przemysław Noworyta	[53]
1986	Kraków
1987	Oświęcim	Przemysław Noworyta
1988	Gdańsk
1989	Łódź		Jakub Domagałę	Marek Sząszor	[54]
1990	Oświęcim	Marek Sząszor	Ryszarda Kierwela	Jakub Domagałę	[55]
1991	Łódź	Tomasz Domkowski
1992	Tarnów	Robert Grzegorczyk[56]
1993		Marek Sząszor
1994	Warsaw	Zbigniew Komorowski	Robert Grzegorczyk	Marek Sząszor	[57]
1995		Robert Grzegorczyk		Adam Zalegowski
1996	Oświęcim		Zbigniew Komorowski	Marek Sząszor
1997	Warsaw		Marek Sząszor	Marek Sączewski
1998
1999	Sosnowiec		Marek Szaszor	No other competitors	[58]
2000	Warsaw		Bartosz Domański		[59]
2001				Patryk Szałaśny	[60]
2002		Bartosz Domański	Krzysztof Komosa	No other competitors	[61]
2003	Sosnowiec				[62]
2004	Łódź	Maciej Kuś		Łukasz Daros	[63]
2005	Opole		Przemysław Domański	Krzysztof Komosa	[64]
2006	Krynica-Zdrój	Przemysław Domański	Bartosz Domański	Maciej Lewandowski	[65]
2007	Oświęcim		Mateusz Chruściński	Konstantin Tupikow	[66]
2008		Konstantin Tupikov	Przemysław Domański	Maciej Cieplucha	[67]
2009	Třinec	Przemysław Domański	Konstantin Tupikov	Kamil Białas	[68]
2010	Cieszyn	Maciej Cieplucha	Kamil Białas	Sebastian Iwasaki	[69]
2011	Žilina	Przemysław Domański	Maciej Cieplucha	Patrick Myzyk	[70]
2012	Ostrava	Maciej Cieplucha	Sebastian Iwasaki	Kamil Białas	[71]
2013	Cieszyn	Patrick Myzyk	Kamil Białas	Kamil Dymowski	[72]
2014	Bratislava	Maciej Cieplucha	Krzysztof Gała		[73]
2015	Budapest	Patrick Myzyk		Łukasz Kędzierski	[74]
2016	Třinec	Igor Reznichenko	Patrick Myzyk	Krzysztof Gała	[75]
2017	Katowice	Krzysztof Gała	Igor Reznichenko	Ryszard Gurtler	[76]
2018	Košice	Igor Reznichenko	Krzysztof Gała	Olgierd Febbi	[77]
2019	Budapest				[78]
2020	Ostrava	Mikhail Mogilen	Łukasz Kędzierski	Miłosz Witkowski	[79]
2021	Cieszyn	Kornel Witkowski			[80]
2022	Spišská Nová Ves	Vladimir Samoilov	Kornel Witkowski		[81]
2023	Budapest		Miłosz Witkowski	Kornel Witkowski	[82]
2024	Turnov		Matvii Yefymenko	Jakub Lofek	[83]
2025	Cieszyn		Kornel Witkowski		[84]

1. Lviv, in present-day Ukraine, was at this point in time called Lwów and was part of the Second Polish Republic.

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[3]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1930	Lviv[a]	Barbara Chachlewska	Marta Rudnicka	Helena Kulbicka	[85]
1931	Katowice	Barbara Śniadecka	Ms. Cukiertówna	No other competitors	[16]
1932	Zakopane	Edyta Popowiczowa	Barbara Śniadecka	Ms. Cukiertówna	[17]
1933	Katowice		Elza Czorówna	Irena Fiala	[86]
1934	Warsaw		Anna Bzdokówna	Elza Czorówna	[18]
1935	Katowice		Jadwiga Preiss	Joanna Ziaja
1936	Warsaw	Erna Szajbertówna[18]		Jalina Rajewska[87]
1937	Katowice		Joanna Ziaja	Jadwiga Preiss	[21]
1938	Zakopane			Elza Czorówna	[22]
1939	Łódź
1940–46	No competitions due to World War II				[3]
1946		Jadwiga Dąbrowska
1947	Warsaw		Janina Leszczyńska-Jajszczok		[23]
1948	No competition held				[3]
1949		Anna Bursche-Lindner	Joanna Ziaja
1950	Zakopane			Janina Leszczyńska-Jajszczok	[24]
1951			Jadwiga Dąbrowska	Joanna Ziaja	[25]
1952				Janina Leszczyńska-Jajszczok	[26]
1953	Katowice			Barbara Jankowska	[27]
1954	Warsaw	Barbara Jankowska[88][29]	Ms. Macura	Janina Wawrzyniak	[28]
1955			Janina Wawrzyniak	Ms. Machinek
1956	Zakopane
1957	Warsaw		Krystyna Wąsik	Janina Wawrzyniak	[4]
1958				Barbara Langer	[30]
1959	Katowice	Krystyna Wąsik	Ms. Macura		[31]
1960	Bydgoszcz	Barbara Jankowska[33]	Krystyna Wąsik[33][32]
1961		Krystyna Wąsik[32]
1962	Warsaw	Elżbieta Kościk-Koczyba	Krystyna Skorupa	Ms. Haberówną	[34]
1963
1964			Halina Bartlakowska	Ms. Robakowska	[35]
1965				Ms. Haberówną	[36]
1966	Łódź
1967
1968	Łódź		Barbara Warmińska	Halina Bartlakowska	[37]
1969	Warsaw	Mirosława Nowak	Urszula Zielińska	Barbara Warmińska	[38]
1970	Łódź		Barbara Warmińska	Urszula Zielińska	[39]
1971		Urszula Zielińska	Mirosława Nowak	Barbara Warmińska	[40]
1972	Katowice
1973	Łódź		Halina Szczyrba	Grażyna Dudek	[41]
1974		Grażyna Dudek	Barbara Warmińska	Halina Szczyrba	[42]
1975	Gdańsk		Maria Kotyrba	Anna Garbacz	[43]
1976	Warsaw				[44]
1977	Janowiec		Anna Garbacz	Maria Kotyrba	[45]
1978	Warsaw		Helena Chwila	Urszula Mucha	[46]
1979	Łódź	Helena Chwila	Anna Garbacz	Grażyna Dudek	[47]
1980	Gdańsk		Urszula Mucha	Monika Kowalska	[48]
1981			Beata Nechrzter	Beata Bober	[49]
1982	Łódź	Barbara Każmierczak	Helena Chwila		[50]
1983	Oświęcim	Mirela Gawłowska		Barbara Każmierczak	[51]
1984	Łódź	Helena Chwila	Mirela Gawłowska		[52]
1985		Mirela Gawłowska	Helena Chwila		[53]
1986	Kraków
1987	Oświęcim
1988	Gdańsk
1989	Łódź		Agatę Szmajchal	Małgorzatę Górską	[54]
1990	Oświęcim	Beata Zielińska	Beatę Burcoń	Olimpię Pabian	[55]
1991	Łódź	Zuzanna Szwed[56]	Beata Zielińska
1992	Tarnów		Anna Rechnio
1993				Magdalena Górska
1994	Warsaw	Anna Rechnio	Zuzanna Szwed		[57]
1995		Zuzanna Szwed	Anna Rechnio	Katarzyna Walczak
1996	Oświęcim			Sabina Wojtala
1997	Warsaw	Anna Rechnio	Zuzanna Szwed
1998			Sabina Wojtala	Zuzanna Szwed
1999	Sosnowiec	Sabina Wojtala	Anna Rechnio	Rita Chałubińska	[58]
2000	Warsaw			Katarzyna Zembroń	[59]
2001			Iwona Szczepka	No other competitors	[60]
2002				Aleksandra Żelichowska	[61]
2003	Sosnowiec		Anna Jurkiewicz	Oktawia Ścibior	[62]
2004	Łódź	Anna Zawada	Maria Mordarska	Aleksandra Żelichowska	[63]
2005	Opole	Ilona Senderek	Magdalena Leski	Maria Mordarska	[64]
2006	Krynica-Zdrój	Sabina Wojtala	Ilona Senderek	Adriana Grabowska	[65]
2007	Oświęcim	Anna Jurkiewicz	Katarzyna Dusik	Ilona Senderek	[66]
2008			Aneta Michałek	Laura Czarnotta	[67]
2009	Třinec		Alexandria Riordan	No other competitors	[68]
2010	Cieszyn	Aneta Michałek	Anna Jurkiewicz	Olga Szelc	[69]
2011	Žilina	Anna Jurkiewicz	Aneta Michałek	Krystyna Klimczak	[70]
2012	Ostrava	Alexandra Kamieniecki	Agata Kryger		[71]
2013	Cieszyn	Agata Kryger	Aneta Michałek	Marta Olczak	[72]
2014	Bratislava		Alexandra Kamieniecki	Marcelina Lech	[73]
2015	Budapest		Agnieszka Rejment	Anna Siedlecka	[74]
2016	Třinec	Aleksandra Rudolf		Colette Kaminski	[75]
2017	Katowice	Elżbieta Gabryszak			[76]
2018	Košice		Oliwia Rzepiel		[77]
2019	Budapest	Ekaterina Kurakova	Elżbieta Gabryszak	Magdalena Zawadzka	[78]
2020	Ostrava		Oliwia Rzepiel	Elżbieta Gabryszak	[79]
2021	Cieszyn		Elżbieta Gabryszak	Natalia Lerka	[80]
2022	Spišská Nová Ves			Agnieszka Rejment	[81]
2023	Budapest		Karolina Białas	Zofia Grzegorzewska	[82]
2024	Turnov		Laura Szczesna	Karolina Białas	[83]
2025	Cieszyn				[84]

1. Lviv, in present-day Ukraine, was at this point in time called Lwów and was part of the Second Polish Republic.

Pairs

Pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[3]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1922	Warsaw	Olga Przeździemirska Henryk Krukowicz-Przedrzymirski	Józefina Kowalewska Zygmunt Ziemski	No other competitors	[2]
1923	Lviv[a]		Zofia Bilorówna Tadeusz Kowalski	Lhotska Mieczysława Mr. Łapiński	[10]
1924	Warsaw		Irena Szwejcer Mr. Pełczyński	No other competitors	[11]
1925–26	No competitions held				[3]
1927	Warsaw	Zofia Bilorówna Tadeusz Kowalski	Irena Szwejcer Mr. Pełczyński	Barbara Śniadecka Cpt. Klimczakz	[12]
1928	Lviv[a]		No other competitors		[13]
1929			Marta Rudnicka Alfred Theuer	No other competitors
1930				Barbara Chachlewska Narcyz Pełczyński	[85]
1931	Vilnius[b]			Barbara Śniadecka Mr. Padowski	[16]
1932	Zakopane			Wanda Żmudzińscy Mr. Żmudzińscy	[17]
1933	Katowice			No other competitors
1934			Barbara Chachlewska Alfred Theuer	Stefania Kalus Erwin Kalus [18]
1935	Katowice				[89]
1936		Stefania Kalus Erwin Kalus [18]
1937	Katowice		Barbara Chachlewska Alfred Theuer	No other competitors	[21]
1938	Zakopane				[22]
1939	Łódź
1940–46	No competitions due to World War II				[3]
1947	Warsaw	Barbara Łaniewska Bogdan Owczarek	Janina Leszczyńska-Jajszczok Józef Standzina		[23]
1948	No competition held				[3]
1949		Joanna Ziają Paweł Wrocławski	No other competitors
1950	Zakopane		Janina Leszczyńska-Jajszczok Karol Sojka	No other competitors
1951		Janina Leszczyńska-Jajszczok Karol Sojka [90][91]
1952
1953	Katowice		Ms. Machinek Mr. Czakon	Ms. Rodzenst Mr. Konleezny
1954	Warsaw	Anna Bursche-Lindnerowa Leon Osadnik [88][29]		No other competitors	[28]
1955			Barbara Langer Mr. Czakon	Ms. Bargiot Mr. Ledwig
1956	Zakopane
1957	Warsaw	Barbara Jankowska Zygmunt Kaczmarczyk [92]	No other competitors		[4]
1958			Irena Konieczny Klaudiusz Konieczny [32]	No other competitors
1959	Katowice		No other competitors		[31]
1960	Bydgoszcz	Krystyna Wąsik Zygmunt Kaczmarczyk [32]			[33]
1961
1962–63	No pairs competitors				[3]
1964	Warsaw	No pairs competitors			[35]
1965		Janina Poremska Piotr Sczypa [32]	Grażyna Osmańska Ryszard Górecki [93]
1966	Łódź		Halina Pawlina Adam Brodecki [94]
1967			Grażyna Osmańska Ryszard Górecki [93]
1968	Łódź		Grażyna Osmańska Adam Brodecki [93][94]	Ms. Chodorowska Jacek Grzegrzółka	[37]
1969	Warsaw				[38]
1970	Łódź
1971		Grażyna Osmańska-Kostrzewińska Adam Brodecki [93][94]	Teresa Skrzek Piotr Sczypa		[95]
1972	Katowice
1973	Łódź	Teresa Skrzek Piotr Sczypa	B. Michalska Marian Sztok	J. Wesolowska Mieczysław Szmuchert	[41]
1974			Grażyna Osmańska-Kostrzewińska Adam Brodecki [93][94]	Teresa Wrona Ludwik Żabiński	[96]
1975				Elżbieta Łuczyńska Marek Chrolenko
1976	Warsaw	Teresa Wrona Ludwik Żabiński	Elżbieta Łuczyńska Marek Chrolenko	Teresa Skrzek Piotr Sczypa	[44]
1977	Janowiec	Teresa Wrona Piotr Sczypa		Ewa Czyż Tadeusz Jankowski	[45]
1978	Warsaw	Elżbieta Łuczyńska Marek Chrolenko	Maria Jeżak Lech Matuszewski		[46]
1979	Łódź	Maria Jeżak Lech Matuszewski	Ewa Czyż Tadeusz Jankowski	Barbara Kaźmierczak Ryszard Makowski	[47]
1980	Gdańsk				[48]
1981			Helena Chwila Jacek Żylski	No other competitors	[49]
1982	Łódź	Ewa Czyż Tadeusz Jankowski [c]	No other competitors		[50]
1983–85	No pairs competitors				[3]
1985	Łódź	Iwona Oliwa Piotr Szczerbowski	No other competitors
1986	Kraków
1987	Oświęcim	Anna Wikłacz Piotr Szczerbowski [d]			[97]
1988	Gdańsk
1989	Łódź	Anna Górecka Arkadiusz Górecki [e]	Karinę Steizer Piotra Szczerbowskiego	No other competitors	[54]
1990	Oświęcim	Katarzyna Głowacka Krzysztof Korcarz [f]	No other competitors		[55]
1991	Łódź
1992	Tarnów	Beata Zielińska Mariusz Siudek [g]			[56]
1993		Beata Zielińska Mariusz Siudek	Magdalena Kolniak Janusz Komendera
1994	Warsaw	Marta Głuchowska Mariusz Siudek	Dorota Zagórska Janusz Komendera	No other competitors	[57]
1995		Dorota Zagórska Mariusz Siudek	Magdalena Sroczyńska Sławomir Borowiecki	Sabina Wojtala Janusz Komendera
1996			No other competitors
1997
1998
1999	Sosnowiec		No other competitors		[58]
2000	Warsaw				[59]
2001		No pairs competitors			[60]
2002		Dorota Zagórska Mariusz Siudek	Aneta Kowalska Artur Szeliski	No other competitors	[61]
2003	Sosnowiec		No other competitors		[62]
2004	Łódź				[63]
2005	Opole	Dominika Piątkowska Dmitri Khromin			[64]
2006	Krynica-Zdrój				[65]
2007	Oświęcim		Krystyna Klimczak Janusz Karweta [h]	No other competitors	[66]
2008		Stacey Kemp David King (Great Britain)			[67]
2009	Třinec	Joanna Sulej Mateusz Chruściński	Krystyna Klimczak Janusz Karweta	Elizabeth Harb Patryk Szałaśny	[68]
2010	Cieszyn		Elizabeth Harb Patryk Szałaśny	Magdalena Klatka Radosław Chruściński	[69]
2011	Žilina	Magdalena Klatka Radosław Chruściński	Aleksandra Malinkiewicz Sebastian Lofek	Anna Siedlecka Jakub Tyc	[70]
2012	Ostrava			Magdalena Jaskółka Piotr Snopek	[71]
2013	Cieszyn	Marcelina Lech Jakub Tyc	Marya Kozina Janusz Karweta	No other competitors	[72]
2014	Bratislava	Magdalena Klatka Radosław Chruściński	No other competitors		[73]
2015–21	No pairs competitors
2022	Spišská Nová Ves	Anna Hernik Michał Woźniak	No other competitors		[81]
2023	Budapest	No pairs competitors			[82]
2024	Turnov	Ioulia Chtchetinina Michał Woźniak	No other competitors		[83]
2025	Cieszyn				[84]

1. Lviv, in present-day Ukraine, was at this point in time called Lwów and was part of the Second Polish Republic.
2. Vilnius, in present-day Lithuania, was at this point in time called Wilnie and was part of the Second Polish Republic.
3. Although Ewa Czyż and Tadeusz Jankowski finished in first place, they were not awarded the title of Polish Champions.^[3]
4. Although Anna Wikłacz and Piotr Szczerbowski finished in first place, they were not awarded the title of Polish Champions because the minimum required number of entrants in the competition was not met.
5. Although Anna Górecka and Arkadiusz Górecki finished in first place, they were not awarded the title of Polish Champions.^[3]
6. Although Katarzyna Głowacka and Krzysztof Korcarz finished in first place, they were not awarded the title of Polish Champions.^[3]
7. Although Beata Zielińska and Mariusz Siudek finished in first place, they were not awarded the title of Polish Champions.^[3]
8. Krystyna Klimczak and Janusz Karweta were named the 2008 Polish Champions since the first-place finishers, Stacey Kemp and David King, were guest skaters from Great Britain.

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[3]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1956	Zakopane	Anna Bursche-Lindnerowa Leon Osadnik [29]
1957	Warsaw		Hanna Dąbrowska Zygmunt Kaczmarczyk	Ellen Adams Andrzej Stryjecki	[4]
1958		Hanna Dąbrowska Zygmunt Kaczmarczyk	No other competitors		[30]
1959	Katowice	Elżbieta Stankiewicz Emanuel Koczyba [33]			[31]
1960	Bydgoszcz		Anita Wasilewska Andrzej Stryjecki [33]
1961
1962	Warsaw
1963		Magda Erlich Jan Erlich
1964		Genowefa Malczak Piotr Jankowski			[35]
1965		Anna Utrysko Janusz Konopka
1966	Łódź	Teresa Weyna Piotr Bojańczyk	Ms. Balcerzak Mr. Binkowski	Ms. Szarlej Mr. Szarlej	[98]
1967		Genowefa Malczak Piotr Jankowski	Teresa Weyna Piotr Bojańczyk
1968	Łódź	Teresa Weyna Piotr Bojańczyk	Ms. Balcerzak Mr. Binkowski	Ewa Kołodziej Tadeusz Góra	[37]
1969	Warsaw		Ewa Kołodziej Tadeusz Góra	Halina Gordon Wojciech Bańkowski	[38]
1970	Łódź				[39]
1971					[95]
1972	Katowice
1973	Łódź		Ewa Kołodziej Tadeusz Góra	Halina Gordon Wojciech Bańkowski	[41]
1974				Teresa Dudaszewska Witold Bieńiek	[42]
1975	Gdańsk			Halina Gordon Wojciech Bańkowski	[43]
1976	Warsaw			Elżbieta Węgrzyk Andrzej Alberciak	[44]
1977	Janowiec	Halina Gordon-Półtorak Tadeusz Góra	Elżbieta Węgrzyk Andrzej Alberciak	Iwona Grabowska Kazimierz Ruszkowski	[45]
1978	Warsaw	Jolanta Wesołowska Andrzej Alberciak	Halina Gordon-Półtorak Jacek Tascher		[46]
1979	Łódź				[47]
1980	Gdańsk		Alina Mierzejewska Mirosław Plutowski	Dorota Peła Tomasz Chmielewski	[48]
1981		Iwona Bielas Jacek Jasiaczek	Jolanta Wesołowska Andrzej Alberczak	Bożena Wierzchowska Robert Kazanowski	[49]
1982	Łódź	Jolanta Wesołowska Andrzej Alberczak	Agnieszką Biedą Jackiem Tascherem		[50]
1983	Oświęcim	Bożena Wierzchowska Robert Kazanowski	Dorota Pełka Jacek Jasiaczek	Monika Kowalska Krzysztof Maryńczak	[51]
1984	Łódź
1985		Honorata Górna Andrzej Dostatni	Beata Kawełczyk Tomasz Politański	Dorota Pełka Krzysztof Maryńczak	[53]
1986	Kraków	Jolanta Zagórska Andrzej Sząszor
1987	Oświęcim	Honorata Górna Andrzej Dostatni	Beata Kawełczyk Tomasz Politański
1988	Gdańsk
1989	Łódź	Małgorzata Grajcar Andrzej Dostatni	Małgorzatę Burczyńską Jarosława Labę	Katarzynę Długoszewską Macieja Szawarejko	[54]
1990	Oświęcim		Katarzynę Długoszewską Andrzej Sząszor	Agnieszkę Walczak Radosława Machała	[55]
1991	Łódź
1992	Tarnów	Agnieszka Domańska Marcin Głowacki
1993
1994	Warsaw		Agnieszka Haaza Marcin Filocha	No other competitors	[57]
1995		Sylwia Nowak Sebastian Kolasiński	Agnieszka Domańska Marcin Głowacki	A. Balewicz R. Hess
1996
1997			Agata Błażowska Marcin Kozubek	Jolanta Bury Łukasz Zalewski
1998
1999	Sosnowiec	Agata Błażowska Marcin Kozubek	Julie Keeble Łukasz Zalewski	No other competitors	[58]
2000	Warsaw	Sylwia Nowak Sebastian Kolasiński	Agata Błażowska Marcin Kozubek	Aleksandra Kauc Filip Bernadowski	[59]
2001					[60]
2002				Agnieszka Dulej Sławomir Janicki	[61]
2003	Sosnowiec		Agnieszka Dulej Sławomir Janicki	No other competitors	[62]
2004	Łódź	Aleksandra Kauc Michał Zych		Maria Bińczyk Michał Tomaszewski	[63]
2005	Opole		No other competitors		[64]
2006	Krynica-Zdrój				[65]
2007	Warsaw	Joanna Budner Jan Mościcki			[99]
2008	Oświęcim				[67]
2009	Třinec				[68]
2010	Cieszyn	Anastasia Vykhodtseva Jan Mościcki			[69]
2011	Žilina	Alexandra Zvorigina Maciej Bernadowski	Justyna Plutowska Dawid Pietrzyński	No other competitors	[70]
2012	Ostrava		Natalia Kaliszek Michał Kaliszek		[71]
2013	Cieszyn		Justyna Plutowska Peter Gerber	Natalia Kaliszek Michał Kaliszek	[72]
2014	Bratislava	Justyna Plutowska Peter Gerber	No other competitors		[73]
2015	Budapest	Natalia Kaliszek Maksym Spodyriev	Beatrice Tomczak Damian Bińkowski	No other competitors	[74]
2016	Třinec		No other competitors		[75]
2017	Katowice				[76]
2018	Košice		Justyna Plutowska Jérémie Flemin	Anastasia Polibina Radosław Barszczak	[77]
2019	Budapest			Jenna Hertenstein Damian Binkowski	[78]
2020	Ostrava			Anastasia Polibina Pavel Golovishnikov	[79]
2021	Cieszyn		Anastasia Polibina Pavel Golovishnikov	Jenna Hertenstein Damian Binkowski	[80]
2022	Spišská Nová Ves				[81]
2023	Budapest	Anastasia Polibina Pavel Golovishnikov	Olivia Oliver Elliot Graham	Olexandra Borysova Aaron Freeman	[82]
2024	Turnov	Olivia Oliver Filip Bojanowski	Sofiia Dovhal Wiktor Kulesza	Anastasia Polibina Pavel Golovishnikov	[83]
2025	Cieszyn	Sofiia Dovhal Wiktor Kulesza	Anastasia Polibina Pavel Golovishnikov	No other competitors	[84]

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2003	Sosnowiec	Group I: Mateusz Chruściński	Group I: Przemysław Domański	Group I: Krystian Tera	[62]
		Group II: Maciej Cieplucha	Group II: Janusz Karweta	Group II: Tomasz Grajcar
2004	Łódź	Przemysław Domański	Mateusz Chruściński	Maciej Lewandowski	[63]
2005	Opole	Maciej Cieplucha		Janusz Karweta	[64]
2006	Krynica-Zdrój	Mateusz Chruściński	Maciej Cieplucha	Sebastian Iwasaki	[65]
2007	Warsaw	Maciej Cieplucha	Mateusz Chruściński	Edwin Siwkowski	[99]
2008	Krynica-Zdrój		Sebastian Iwasaki	Kamil Białas	[100]
2009	Cieszyn	Sebastian Iwasaki	Edwin Siwkowski		[101]
2010	Opole	Edwin Siwkowski	Kamil Białas	Sebastian Iwasaki	[102]
2011	Oświęcim	Kamil Białas	Edwin Siwkowski	Kamil Dymowski	[103]
2012	Cieszyn	Kamil Dymowski	Krzysztof Gała	Łukasz Pazdro	[104]
2013	Oświęcim			Łukasz Kędzierski	[105]
2014	Katowice-Janów	Krzysztof Gała	Ryszard Gurtler	Wiktor Witkowski	[106]
2015	Cieszyn		Kamil Dymowski	Sebastian Szymłowski	[107]
2016	Gdańsk	Michał Woźniak	Eryk Matysiak		[108]
2017	Krynica-Zdrój	Ryszard Gurtler		Kornel Witkowski	[109]
2018		Eryk Matysiak	Ryszard Gurtler	Michał Woźniak	[110]
2019	Oświęcim	Kornel Witkowski	Miłosz Witkowski	Jakub Lofek	[111]
2020	Krynica-Zdrój		Mikchail Mogilen		[112]
	Cieszyn		Miłosz Witkowski	Egor Khlopkov	[113]
2021	Gdańsk		Mikchail Mogilen		[114]
2022	Cieszyn	Jakub Lofek	Pavlo Klimin	Jakub Roslaniec	[115]
2023	Katowice-Janów	Matvii Iefymenko	Jakub Lofek		[116]
2024	Krynica-Zdrój	Jakub Lofek	Matvii Iefymenko	Oscar Oliver	[117]
2025		Oscar Oliver	Ryszard Siudek	Kiril Kirichko	[118]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2003	Sosnowiec	Group I: Magdalena Leska	Group I: Marta Misiewicz	Group I: Anna Zawada	[62]
		Group II: Agata Srokowska	Group II: Joanna Sulej	Group II: Iwona Sadowska
2004	Łódź	Ilona Senderek	Karolina Bulak	Monika Serkowska	[63]
2005	Opole	Joanna Sulej	Agata Srokowska	Laura Czarnotta	[64]
2006	Krynica-Zdrój		Laura Czarnotta	Zsa Zsa Riordan	[65]
2007	Warsaw	Laura Czarnotta	Katarzyna Dusik		[99]
2008	Krynica-Zdrój	Aneta Michałek	Alexandria Riordan	Deanna Adela Vicari	[100]
2009	Cieszyn	Zsa Zsa Riordan	Marta Kubiak	Paulina Turkowska	[101]
2010	Opole	Agata Kryger	Aleksandra Kamieniecka	Aneta Michałek	[102]
2011	Oświęcim	Aleksandra Kamieniecka	Agata Kryger	Paulina Turkowska	[103]
2012	Cieszyn	Agata Kryger	Weronika Kasprzak	Krystyna Klimczak	[104]
2013	Oświęcim		Ada Wawrzyk	Agnieszka Rejment	[105]
2014	Katowice-Janów		Marcelina Lech	Weronika Kasprzak	[106]
2015	Cieszyn	Colette Kaminski	Elżbieta Gabryszak	Oliwia Rzepiel	[107]
2016	Gdańsk	Elżbieta Gabryszak	Oliwia Rzepiel	Aleksandra Rudolf	[108]
2017	Krynica-Zdrój	Lucyna Okhrem	Aleksandra Rudolf	Agnieszka Rejment	[109]
2018		Oliwia Rzepiel	Julia Kierul	Amelia Konik	[110]
2019	Oświęcim	Ekaterina Kurakova	Oliwia Rzepiel	Julia Kierul	[111]
2020	Krynica-Zdrój			Karolina Białas	[112]
	Cieszyn	Laura Szczesna	Natalia Lerka	Agnieszka Rejment	[113]
2021	Gdańsk	Ekaterina Kurakova	Karolina Białas	Natalia Lerka	[114]
2022	Cieszyn	Noelle Streuli	Anastazja Kolosinska	Wiktoria Malyniak	[115]
2023	Katowice-Janów		Weronika Ferlin	Aleksandra Janikowska	[116]
2024	Krynica-Zdrój			Zofia Bohenek	[117]
2025				Aleksandra Janikowska	[118]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2003	Sosnowiec	Group I: Joanna Dusik Patryk Szałaśny	Group I: Dominika Piątkowska Marcin Świątek	No other competitors	[62]
		Group II: J. Szczerbowska Ł. Chluba	Group II: A. Michałek M. Świerguła
2004	Łódź	Joanna Dusik Patryk Szałaśny	Aneta Michałek Mariusz Świerguła		[63]
2005	Opole	No junior pairs competitors			[64]
2006	Krynica-Zdrój	Krystyna Klimczak Janusz Karweta	Aneta Michałek Bartosz Paluchowski	No other competitors	[65]
2007	Warsaw		No other competitors		[99]
2008	Oświęcim		Katarzyna Wilczyk Bartosz Paluchowski	No other competitors
2009	Cieszyn	Natalia Kaliszek Michał Kaliszek	Anastasja Levshina Jakub Tyc	Katarzyna Wilczyk Piotr Snopek	[101]
2010	Opole	Anastasja Levshina Jakub Tyc	Magdalena Jaskółka Piotr Snopek	Natalia Kaliszek Michał Kaliszek	[102]
2011	Oświęcim	Anna Siedlecka Jakub Tyc	Aleksandra Malinkiewicz Sebastian Lofek	Magdalena Jaskółka Piotr Snopek	[103]
2012	Cieszyn	Magdalena Klatka Radosław Chruściński			[104]
2013	Oświęcim	Marcelina Lech Jakub Tyc	Olimpia Klusek Maciej Litwin	No other competitors	[105]
2014–23	No junior pairs competitors
2024	Krynica-Zdrój	Wiktoria Pacha Szymon Derechowski	No other competitors		[117]
2025					[118]

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2003	Sosnowiec	Group I: Maria Bińczyk Michał Tomaszewski	Group I: Paulina Urban Marcin Trębacki	Group I: Joanna Budner Jan Mościcki	[62]
		Group II: Joanna Krysztofiak Bartłomiej Witczak	Group II: Milena Szymczyk Maciej Bernadowski	Group II: I. Brzozowska Ł. Dziòbek
2004	Łódź	Joanna Budner Jan Mościcki	Patrycja Petrus Robert Chudziński	Joanna Krysztofiak Bartłomiej Witczak	[63]
2005	Opole		Milena Szymczyk Maciej Bernadowski		[64]
2006	Krynica-Zdrój			No other competitors	[65]
2007	Warsaw	Natalia Sinkiewicz Maciej Bernadowski	Marta Lenczewska Jan Pawłowski		[99]
2008	Oświęcim	Joanna Budner Jan Mościcki	No other competitors		[67]
2009	Cieszyn	Justyna Plutowska Dawid Pietrzyński	Olga Yazkova Rafał Dawidowski	Martyna Ropega Jacek Blasiak	[101]
2010	Opole		Joanna Zając Damian Bińkowski	Olga Yazkova Rafał Dawidowski	[102]
2011	Žilina	Baily Caroll Peter Gerber	Natalia Kaliszek Michał Kaliszek	Joanna Zając Damian Bińkowski	[70]
2012	Ostrava	Natalia Kaliszek Michał Kaliszek	Joanna Zając Damian Bińkowski	Aleksandra Katkova Radosław Barszczak	[71]
2013	Cieszyn	Joanna Zając Cezary Zawadzki	No other competitors		[72]
2014	Bratislava	Beatrice Tomczak Damian Bińkowski	Natalia Kaliszek Yaroslav Kurbakov	Joanna Zając Cezary Zawadzki	[73]
2015	Krynica-Zdrój	Natalia Kaliszek Maksym Spodyriev	Oleksandra Borysova Cezary Zawadzki	Natalia Lewandowska Radosław Barszczak	[119]
2016	Třinec	Oleksandra Borysova Cezary Zawadzki	Jenna Hertenstein Damian Bińkowski	Elisa Saez Yann Thayalan	[75]
2017	Katowice	Anastasija Polibina Radosław Barszczak	Oleksandra Borysova Cezary Zawadzki	Jenna Hertenstein Damian Bińkowski	[76]
2018	Košice	Oleksandra Borysova Cezary Zawadzki	Zuzanna Sudnik Danylo Lykhopok	No other competitors	[77]
2019	Oświęcim	Oliwia Borowska Filip Bojanowski	Olivia Oliver Petr Paleev		[111]
2020	Ostrava		Olivia Oliver Joshua Andari		[79]
2021	Cieszyn	Arina Klimova Filip Bojanowski	Sofiia Dovhal Wiktor Kulesza		[80]
2022		Olivia Oliver Joshua Andari		Arina Klimova Filip Bojanowski	[115]
2023	Budapest	Sofiia Dovhal Wiktor Kulesza	No other competitors		[82]
2024	Krynica-Zdrój		Julia Berendt Mateusz Dabrowski	No other competitors	[117]
2025		Zofia Grzegorzewska Oleg Muratov	Laura Balcerska David Diadchenko	Yelyzaveta Lisova Jakub Janicki	[118]

Records

From left to right: Ekaterina Kurakova has won seven Polish Championship titles in women's singles; and Mariusz Siudek has won twelve Polish Championship titles in pair skating, nine of which were with Dorota Zagórska.

Records

Discipline	Most championship titles
	Skater(s)	No.	Years	Ref.
Men's singles	Robert Grzegorczyk	8	1992; 1995–2001	[120]
Women's singles	Elżbieta Kościk-Koczyba	7	1962–68
	Ekaterina Kurakova	7	2019–25	[121]
Pairs	Mariusz Siudek [a]	11	1993–2000; 2002–04	[122]
Ice dance	Teresa Weyna Piotr Bojańczyk	9	1968–76	[123][124]

1. Mariusz Siudek won one championship title while partnered with Beata Zielińska (1993), one with Marta Głuchowska (1994), and nine with Dorota Zagórska (1995–2000; 2002–04).