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U.S. Junior Figure Skating Championships

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U.S. Junior Figure Skating Championships
Logo of U.S. Figure Skating
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryUnited States United States
Inaugurated1918
Previous event
2026 U.S. Championships
Next event
2027 U.S. Championships
Organized byU.S. Figure Skating

The U.S. Junior Figure Skating Championships are an annual figure skating competition organized by U.S. Figure Skating to crown the junior-level national champions of the United States.[1] Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance. The first U.S. Championships for junior-level skaters were held in 1918 in New York City, and featured the men's and women's events.[2] Skaters may qualify for the national championships by competing at either the Pacific Coast Sectional Finals, Eastern Sectional Finals, Midwestern Sectional Finals, U.S. Ice Dance Finals, or U.S. Pairs Finals. The results of the competition are among the criteria used to determine the American teams to the World Junior Championships.[3] They have been held without interruption since 1920.

Beginning with the 1988 U.S. Championships, pewter medals have been awarded to the fourth-place finishers in each event.[4] Compulsory figures, which had been a required element of men's and women's single skating since the championships began, were retired after the 1990 U.S. Championships,[5] although they continued as a separate event for men and women from 1991 to 1999,[6] when they were retired altogether.[7]

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 U.S. Championships were still held, albeit in a sealed arena with no live audience present. The sound of an audience was piped into the arena, seats were filled with fan cutouts, and the athletes' friends and families could be seen cheering them on via strategically-placed monitors.[8]

Three days after the 2025 U.S. Championships, a group of twenty-eight skaters, coaches, and family members flying to Washington, D.C., were killed when their airplane collided with a military helicopter and crashed into the Potomac River. Coaches Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov, the parents of U.S. skater Maxim Naumov, who had just won the pewter medal in the senior men's event, were among those killed.[9]

The 2027 U.S. Championships are scheduled to be held from January 5 to 10 at the Maverik Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.[10]

Qualification

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Beginning with the 2022–23 season, skaters qualify for the U.S. Championships by competing in the National Qualifying Series (NQS), a series of regional competitions running from mid-July to early October. Skaters compete in one of three sections (Pacific Coast, Midwestern, or Eastern) based on geographic location. The highest-placed skaters and teams across all competitions advance to the NQS finals (Pacific Coast Sectional Finals, Eastern Sectional Finals, Midwestern Sectional Finals, U.S. Ice Dance Finals, or U.S. Pairs Finals). The top juvenile, intermediate, and novice skaters are invited to the National High Performance Development Camp, while junior and senior skaters advance to the U.S. Championships. Athletes may also receive a bye to the NQS finals by being assigned to and competing at an international assignment from an approved list.[1]

Advancement to the U.S. Figure Skating Championships:[1]

  • Single skating: 18 spots available
    • Athletes receiving a bye
    • Top two from each section, plus the next best scores nationwide until the maximum number of entrants is met
  • Pair skating: 12 spots available
    • Athletes receiving a bye
    • Next best scores from the NQS Finals until the maximum number of entrants is met
  • Ice dance: 15 spots available
    • Athletes receiving a bye
    • Next best scores from the NQS Finals until the maximum number of entrants is met

Skaters can earn the right at the U.S. Championships without qualifying through a sectional championship by accomplishing any of the following:[1]

  1. Placing in the top five in their respective discipline at the previous U.S. Championships at the senior level
  2. Selection to the previous year's World Championship team
  3. Winning a medal at any Winter Olympic Games (excluding the team event)
  4. Qualifying for the Junior Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final or Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final
  5. Competing at three international competitions from an approved list

Medalists

[edit]

Men's singles

[edit]
Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Pewter Ref.
1918 New York City Sherwin Badger Emil Fuchs No other competitors [2]
1919 No competition held [11]
1920 New York City Oscar Richard Charles Wyman Emil Fuchs No pewter medals awarded [12]
1921 Philadelphia George Greenslee Raymond Harvey Einar Josephson & Charles McCarthy (tied) [13]
1922 Boston Louis Van Washburn Charles Wyman Charles Rotch [14]
1923 New Haven George Braakman Heaton Robertson [15]
1924 Philadelphia Egbert Carey Jr. [16]
1925 New York City Ferrier Martin Joseph Savage [17]
1926 Boston Roger Turner [18]
1927 New York City Frederick Goodridge Gail Borden II Roy Shipstad [19]
1928 New Haven J. Lester Madden George Hill [20]
1929 New York City George Hill Joseph Savage William Nagle [21]
1930 Providence Gail Borden II Heaton Robertson Robert Rothman [22]
1931 Boston Joseph Savage Lyman Wakefield Robin Lee [23]
1932 New York City Robin Lee Bruce Mapes George Boltres [24]
1933 New Haven William Swallender Lyman Wakefield [25]
1934 Philadelphia George Boltres Wilfred MacDonald Richard Hapgood [26]
1935 New Haven Erie Relter Bruce Mapes Ollie Haupt Jr. [27]
1936 New York City Bernard Fox Ollie Haupt Jr. Eugene Reichel [28]
1937 Chicago Ollie Haupt Jr. Eugene Turner [29]
1938 Philadelphia Eugene Turner Leonard Brennan Edward Berkson [30]
1939 Saint Paul Arthur Vaughn Jr. Arthur Preusch Jr. Bud Brennan [31]
1940 Cleveland Bobby Specht Murray Galbraith Sheldon Galbraith [32]
1941 Boston William Grimditch Jr. Arthur Preusch Jr. Edward LeMaire [33]
1942 Chicago Walter Sahlin Edward LeMaire Robert Premer [34]
1943 New York City Edward LeMaire Marcus Nelson James Lochead Jr. [35]
1944 Minneapolis James Lochead Jr. Michael McGean Robert Swenning [36]
1945 New York City Richard Button [37]
1946 Chicago John Lettengarver Charles Brinkman [38]
1947 Berkeley Robert Swenning Dudley Richards Charles Brinkman [39]
1948 Colorado Springs Hayes Alan Jenkins Walter Bainbridge Jr. Donald Jacoby [40]
1949 Richard Dwyer Donald Jacoby Dudley Richards [41]
1950 Washington, D.C. Donald Laws Barry Gorman Evy Scotvold II [42]
1951 Seattle Dudley Richards Evy Scotvold II David Jenkins [43]
1952 Colorado Springs Ronald Robertson Armando Rodriguez [44]
1953 Hershey David Jenkins William Nick Tim Brown [45]
1954 Los Angeles Tim Brown Raymond Blommer William Nick [46]
1955 Colorado Springs Tom Moore Robert Lee Brewer Barlow Nelson [47]
1956 Philadelphia Robert Lee Brewer Barlow Nelson Bradley Lord [48]
1957 Berkeley Bradley Lord James Short Lorin Caccamise [49]
1958 Minneapolis James Short Gregory Kelley [50]
1959 Rochester Gregory Kelley Don Mike Anthony Frank Carroll [51]
1960 Seattle Douglas Ramsay Bruce Heiss [52]
1961 Colorado Springs Monty Hoyt Scott Allen David Edwards [53]
1962 Boston Thomas Litz Gary Visconti Buddy Zack [54]
1963 Long Beach Billy Chapel Richard Callaghan Tim Wood [55]
1964 Cleveland Tim Wood Duane Maki Richard Callaghan [56]
1965 Lake Placid Paul McGrath Robert Black Ron Frank [57]
1966 Berkeley John Misha Petkevich James Disbrow W. Patrick Lalor [58]
1967 Omaha Roger Bass Gordon McKellen Torrey Sun [59]
1968 Philadelphia Kenneth Shelley Richard Inglesi John Baldwin [60]
1969 Seattle John Baldwin Doug Berndt Kenneth Class [61]
1970 Tulsa Richard Ewell III Jimmy Demogines Mahlon Bradley [62]
1971 Buffalo David Santee Mahlon Bradley Scott Cramer [63]
1972 Long Beach Terry Kubicka Scott Cramer John Carlow [64]
1973 Minneapolis John Carlow Jr. Bill Schneider [65]
1974 Providence Randy Gardner Ken Newfield Perry Jewell [66]
1975 Oakland Tim Zink Perry Jewell Scott Sherman [67]
1976 Colorado Springs Scott Hamilton Mark Cockerell Dave Kinser [68]
1977 Hartford Robert Wagenhoffer Reggie Stanley Reggie Raiford [69]
1978 Portland Brian Boitano Patrick Hughes James Santee [70]
1979 Cincinnati James Santee Bobby Beauchamp Stuart Bailey [71]
1980 Atlanta Tom Dickson Paul Wylie Jim White [72]
1981 San Diego Paul Wylie John Filbig James Cygan [73]
1982 Indianapolis James Cygan Daniel Doran Christopher Bowman [74]
1983 Pittsburgh Christopher Bowman Angelo D'Agostino Daniel Doran [75]
1984 Salt Lake City William Lawe Winfrid Mayer Doug Mattis [76]
1985 Kansas City Doug Mattis Erik Larson Rudy Galindo [77]
1986 Uniondale Mark Mitchell [78]
1987 Tacoma Todd Eldredge Patrick Brault Craig Heath [79]
1988 Denver Christopher Mitchell Aren Nielsen Cameron Birky Shepherd Clark [4]
1989 Baltimore Shepherd Clark Colin Vander Veen John Baldwin Jr. Scott Davis [80]
1990 Salt Lake City Scott Davis Michael Chack Steven B. Smith [5]
1991 Minneapolis Damon Allen John Baldwin Jr. Ryan Hunka [6]
1992 Orlando Ryan Hunka Daniel Hollander John Baldwin Jr. John Bevan [81]
1993 Phoenix Michael Weiss Matthew Kessinger John Bevan Clifford Retamar [82]
1994 Detroit Jere Michael Jason Sylvia Matthew Kessinger [83]
1995 Providence Matthew Kessinger Trifun Zivanovic Ryan Jahnke Derrick Delmore [84]
1996 San Jose Timothy Goebel Jeff Merica Justin Dillon [85]
1997 Nashville Matt Savoie Justin Dillon Michael Edgren Kurt Fromknecht [86]
1998 Philadelphia Scott Smith Braden Overett Kurt Fromknecht Daniel Lee [87]
1999 Salt Lake City Ryan Bradley Don Baldwin Parker Pennington Johnny Weir [88]
2000 Cleveland Evan Lysacek Parker Pennington Benjamin Miller Daniel Lee [89]
2001 Boston Parker Pennington Benjamin Miller Michael Villarreal Shaun Rogers [90]
2002 Los Angeles Nicholas LaRoche Shaun Rogers Benjamin Miller Matthew Lind [91]
2003 Dallas Dennis Phan Jordan Brauninger Adam Aronowitz Christopher Toland [92]
2004 Atlanta Christopher Toland Jason Wong Wesley Campbell Tommy Steenberg [93]
2005 Portland Jeremy Abbott Craig Ratterree Michael Peters Douglas Razzano [94]
2006 St. Louis Stephen Carriere Jonathan Trinh Geoffry Varner Daisuke Murakami [95]
2007 Spokane Eliot Halverson Brandon Mroz Austin Kanallakan Curran Oi [96]
2008 Saint Paul Adam Rippon Andrew Gonzales Richard Dornbush [97]
2009 Cleveland Ross Miner Keegan Messing Alexander Johnson Grant Hochstein [98]
2010 Spokane Jason Brown Joshua Farris Max Aaron Scott Dyer [99]
2011 Greensboro Max Aaron Alexander Zahradnicek Alexander Aiken Steven Evans [100]
2012 San Jose Nathan Chen Timothy Dolensky Philip Warren Harrison Choate [101]
2013 Omaha Vincent Zhou Shotaro Omori Nathan Chen Jimmy Ma [102]
2014 Boston Nathan Chen Jordan Moeller Jimmy Ma Chase Belmontes [103]
2015 Greensboro Andrew Torgashev Kevin Shum Paolo Borromeo Alexei Krasnozhon [104]
2016 Saint Paul Tomoki Hiwatashi Alexei Krasnozhon Paolo Borromeo [105]
2017 Kansas City Alexei Krasnozhon Camden Pulkinen Ryan Dunk Eric Sjoberg [106]
2018 San Jose Camden Pulkinen Dinh Tran Maxim Naumov Ryan Dunk [107]
2019 Detroit Ryan Dunk Joonsoo Kim Peter Liu [108]
2020 Greensboro Maxim Naumov Eric Sjoberg Liam Kapeikis Lucas Altieri [109]
2021 Las Vegas Eric Prober Joseph Klein Samuel Mindra Jacob Sanchez [110]
2022 Nashville Kai Kovar Will Annis Maxim Zharkov Joseph Klein [111]
2023 San Jose Lucas Broussard Jacob Sanchez Robert Yampolsky Daniil Murzin [112]
2024 Columbus Lucius Kazanecki Taira Shinohara Aleksandr Fegan Beck Strommer [113]
2025 Wichita Lorenzo Elano Aleksandr Fegan Patrick Blackwell Kirk Haugeto [114]
2026 St. Louis Patrick Blackwell Caleb Farrington Louis Mallane Nicholas Brooks [115]

Women's singles

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Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Pewter Ref.
1918 New York City Clara Frothingham Rosaline Dunn Lillian Cramer No pewter medal awarded [2]
1919 No competition held [11]
1920 New York City Rosaline Dunn Sonia Wilson Beatrix Loughran No pewter medals awarded [12]
1921 Philadelphia Beatrix Loughran Guinevere Knott Rosalie Knapp [13]
1922 Boston Helen Stantial Rosalie Knapp Guinevere Knott [14]
1923 New Haven Rosalie Knapp Ada Bauman Miss Cabot [15]
1924 Philadelphia Maribel Vinson Guinevere Knott Julia Honan [16]
1925 New York City Ada Bauman Julia Honan Gertrude Meredith [17]
1926 Boston Julia Honan Grace Munstock Hulda Berger [18]
1927 New York City Suzanne Davis Margaret Bennett [19]
1928 New Haven Virginia Badger Hulda Berger Evelyn Chandler Mapes [20]
1929 New York City Evelyn Chandler Mapes Grace Madden [21]
1930 Providence Hulda Berger Louise Weigel Margaret Bennett [22]
1931 Boston Margaret Bennett Grace Madden [23]
1932 New York City Louise Weigel Estelle Weigel Audrey Peppe [24]
1933 New Haven Estelle Weigel Valerie Jones Grace Madden [25]
1934 Philadelphia Valerie Jones Frances Johnson Polly Blodgett [26]
1935 New Haven Polly Blodgett A.V. Kloss [27]
1936 New York City Katherine Durbrow Joan Tozzer Mary Weigel [28]
1937 Chicago Joan Tozzer Frances Johnson Jane Vaughn [29]
1938 Philadelphia Charlotte Walther Dorothy Snell Mary C. Taylor [30]
1939 Saint Paul Gretchen Merrill Shirley Bowman [31]
1940 Cleveland Ramona Allen Betsy Nichols Roberta Jenks [32]
1941 Boston Donna Atwood Roberta Jenks Phebe Tucker [33]
1942 Chicago Dorothy Goos Janette Ahrens Betsy Nichols [34]
1943 New York City Hildegarde Balmain Mabel MacPherson [35]
1944 Minneapolis Madelon Olson Shirley Lander Joan Yocum [36]
1945 New York City Eileen Seigh Yvonne Sherman Joan Swanston [37]
1946 Chicago Barbara Jones Shirley Lander [38]
1947 Berkeley Yvonne Sherman Barbara Torrano Helen Uhl [39]
1948 Colorado Springs Virginia Baxter Margaret Graham Faris Nourse [40]
1949 Sonya Klopfer Gloria Peterson [41]
1950 Washington, D.C. Tenley Albright Slavka Kohout [42]
1951 Seattle Frances Dorsey Janet Gerhauser Patricia Firth [43]
1952 Colorado Springs Carol Heiss Patricia Firth Betty Lynne Stogner [44]
1953 Hershey Patricia Firth Catherine Machado Mary Ann Dorsey [45]
1954 Los Angeles Catherine Machado Sherry Dorsey Claralynn Lewis [46]
1955 Colorado Springs Nancy Heiss Janice Marie Crappa Sherry Dorsey [47]
1956 Philadelphia Joan Schenke Lynn Finnegan [48]
1957 Berkeley Carol Joyce Wanek Stephanie Westerfeld [49]
1958 Minneapolis Barbara Ann Roles Stephanie Westerfeld Laurence Owen [50]
1959 Rochester Laurence Owen Rhode Lee Michelson [51]
1960 Seattle Karen Howland Rhode Lee Michelson Vicky Fisher [52]
1961 Colorado Springs Lorraine Hanlon Carol Noir Lynn Thomas [116]
1962 Boston Christine Haigler Myrna Bodek Albertina Noyes [117]
1963 Long Beach Albertina Noyes Joya Utermohlen Peggy Fleming [55]
1964 ClevelandCarol NoirTaffy PergamentLouise Wakefield[118]
1965 Lake Placid Sharon Bates Pamela Schneider Sondra Lee Holmes [57]
1966 Berkeley Janet Lynn Gail Newberry Wendy Jones [58]
1967 Omaha Julie Lynn Holmes Patty Grazier Flizie Gorgan [119]
1968 Philadelphia Barbara Ray Lise Gantz Wen-An Sun [120]
1969 SeattleLouise VaccaMary Lynn GeldermanAudrey King[121]
1970 Tulsa Juli McKinstry Dorothy Hamill Melissa Militano [62]
1971 Buffalo Melissa Militano Mary Marley Patricia Shelley [63]
1972 Long Beach Wendy Burge Laurie Brandel Barbara Salomon [64]
1973 Minneapolis Laurie Brandel Linda Fratianne Kim McIsaac [65]
1974 Providence Barbara Smith Teresa FoyTracey Cahill [66]
1975 Oakland Lisa-Marie Allen Jeanne Chapman Leslie Glenn [67]
1976 Colorado Springs Carrie Rugh Sandy Lenz [68]
1977 Hartford Sandy Lenz Cindy Perpich Clarissa Perrella [69]
1978 Portland Jill Sawyer Alicia Risberg Cindy Moyers [70]
1979 Cincinnati Elaine Zayak Jacki Farrell Lynn Smith [71]
1980 Atlanta Vikki de Vries Tiffany Chin Melissa Jeanne Thomas [122]
1981 San Diego Jill Frost Kelly Webster Jennifer Newman [123]
1982 Indianapolis Lorilee Pritchard Staci McMullin Kathy Rissmiller [124]
1983 Pittsburgh Kathryn Adams Yvonne Gómez Rosanna Tovi [75]
1984 Salt Lake City Allison Oki Tracey Ernst Jana Sjodin [76]
1985 Kansas City Jill Trenary Tracey Damigella Holly Cook [77]
1986 Uniondale Cindy Bortz Julie Wasserman E. Rory Flack [78]
1987 Tacoma Jeri Campbell Kristi Yamaguchi Tonia Kwiatkowski [79]
1988 Denver Dena Galech Jennifer Leng Shenon Badre Jessica Mills [4]
1989 Baltimore Kyoko Ina Jessica Mills Tisha Walker Geremi Weiss [80]
1990 Salt Lake City Alice Sue Claeys Geremi Weiss Dana MacDonald Nicole Bobek [5]
1991 Minneapolis Lisa Ervin Joanna Ng Karen Anne Gooley Tristen Vega [6]
1992 Orlando Carolina Song Lisa Matras Lefki Terzakis Teresa Aiello [81]
1993 Phoenix Michelle Cho Jenna Pitman Teresa Aiello Tanya Street [82]
1994 Detroit Jennifer Karl Amanda Ward Lisa Bell Crisha Gossard [83]
1995 Providence Sydne Vogel Tara Lipinski Brittney McConn Amy D'Entremont [84]
1996 San Jose Shelby Lyons Erin Sutton Diana Miro Serena Phillips [85]
1997 Nashville Andrea Gardiner Erin Pearl Morgan Rowe J.J. Matthews [86]
1998 Philadelphia Sarah Hughes Andrea Aggeler Erin Pearl Naomi Nari Nam [87]
1999 Salt Lake City Sara Wheat Sasha Cohen Jennifer Kirk Elizabeth Kwon [88]
2000 Cleveland Ann Patrice McDonough Lisa Nesuda Kathryn Orscher Dirke O'Brien Baker [89]
2001 Boston Joan Cristobal Alissa Czisny Lindsey Weber Colette Irving [90]
2002 Los Angeles Louann Donovan Jennifer Don Felicia Beck Adriana DeSanctis [91]
2003 Dallas Erica Archambault Natalie Mecher Danielle Kahle Alexandra Patterson [92]
2004 Atlanta Kimmie Meissner Katy Taylor Brianna Perry Erin Reed [93]
2005 Portland Sandra Jean Rucker Christine Zukowski Megan Oster Tenile Victorsen [94]
2006 St. Louis Megan Hyatt Rachael Flatt Melissa Bulanhagui Ashley Wagner [95]
2007 Spokane Mirai Nagasu Caroline Zhang Ashley Wagner Blake Rosenthal [96]
2008 Saint Paul Alexe Gilles Angela Maxwell Brittney Rizo Kristine Musademba [97]
2009 Cleveland DeeDee Leng Ellie Kawamura Christina Gao Kristiene Gong [98]
2010 Spokane Agnes Zawadzki Yasmin Siraj Lindsay Davis Kiri Baga [99]
2011 Greensboro Courtney Hicks Lauren Dinh Katarina Kulgeyko McKinzie Daniels [100]
2012 San Jose Gracie Gold Ashley Cain Hannah Miller Barbie Long [101]
2013 Omaha Polina Edmunds Mariah Bell Barbie Long Karen Chen [102]
2014 Boston Amber Glenn Tyler Pierce Ashley Shin Bradie Tennell [103]
2015 Greensboro Bradie Tennell Olivia Serafini Vivian Le Elena Taylor [104]
2016 Saint Paul Emily Chan Vivian Le Megan Wessenberg Rebecca Peng [105]
2017 Kansas City Kaitlyn Nguyen Starr Andrews Ashley Lin Emmy Ma [106]
2018 San Jose Alysa Liu Pooja Kalyan Ting Cui Hanna Harrell [107]
2019 Detroit Gabriella Izzo Audrey Shin Emilia Murdock Sarah Jung [108]
2020 Greensboro Lindsay Thorngren Isabeau Levito Calista Choi Isabelle Inthisone [109]
2021 Las Vegas Isabeau Levito Kanon Smith Clare Seo Ava Marie Ziegler [125]
2022 Nashville Clare Seo Ava Marie Ziegler Josephine Lee Katie Shen [126]
2023 San Jose Soho Lee Keira Hilbelink Elyce Lin-Gracey Sherry Zhang [127]
2024 Columbus Logan Higase-Chen Cleo Park Emilia Nemirovsky [113]
2025 Wichita Sophie Joline von Felten Skylar Lautowa-Peguero Jessica Jurka [114]
2026 St. Louis Angela Shao Annika Chao Hannah Kim Jessica Jurka [115]

Pairs

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Junior pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Pewter Ref.
1923 New Haven
  • Ruth Chapman
  • Joseph Chapman
  • Mrs. Sloan
  • Heaton Robertson
 No other competitors [15]
1924 Philadelphia
  • Sydney Goode
  • James Greene
  • Mrs. H.W. Howe
  • H.W. Howe
 No pewter medals awarded [16]
1925 New York City
  • Sydney Goode
  • James Greene
  • Dorothy Weld
  • Richard Hapgood
 [17]
1926 Boston
  • Virginia Slattery
  • Ferrier Martin
 [18]
1927 New York City
  • Dorothy Weld
  • Richard Hapgood
 [19]
1928 New Haven
  • Dorothy Weld
  • Richard Hapgood
  • Ethel Bijur
  • Bedell Harned
 [20]
1929 New York City
  • Dorothy Weld
  • Richard Hapgood
  • Ethel Bijur
  • Bedell Harned
 No other competitors [21]
1930 Providence
  • Virginia Martin
  • Ferrier Martin
  • Dorothea Sanders
  • Heaton Robertson
 No pewter medals awarded [22]
1931 Boston
  • Nancy Follett
  • Fred Parmenter
  • Ethel Bijur
  • Bedell Harned
[23]
1932 New York City
  • Virginia Martin
  • Ferrier Martin
[24]
1933 New Haven
  • Eva Schwerdt
  • William Bruns Jr.
  • Jane Nicholson
  • E.A. Hellmund
 [25]
1934 Philadelphia
  • Mrs. R. English
  • Mr. L. Fogassey
 [26]
1935 New Haven
  • Mrs. R. English
  • Mr. L. Fogassey
[27]
1936 New York City
  • Mrs. Arthur Preusch
  • Arthur Preusch
 [28]
1937 Chicago
  • Helen Barrett
  • Ted Harper
[29]
1938 Philadelphia
  • Annah Hall
  • William Penn-Gaskell Hall III
  • Ruth English
  • Louis Pitts
  • Angeline Knapp
  • J.N. Pike
 [30]
1939 Saint Paul
  • Betty Lee Bennett
  • John Kinney
  • Nettie Prantel
  • George Boltres
 [31]
1940 Cleveland
  • Dorothy Glazier
  • Stephen Tanner
  • Nettie Prantel
  • George Boltres
  • Jean Matzke
  • Robert Matzke
 [32]
1941 Boston
  • Joanne Frazier
  • James Greene
 [33]
1942 Chicago
[34]
1943 New York City
  • Betty Schalow
  • Arthur Preusch Jr.
  • Ruth Flint
  • Lyman Wakefield Jr.
 [35]
1944 Minneapolis
  • Sally Blair
  • Huntington Blair
 [36]
1945 New York City
  • Betty Jean Higgins
  • Lyman Wakefield Jr.
 [37]
1946 Chicago
  • Barbara De Julio
  • Herman Maricich
 [38]
1947 Berkeley
  • Marilyn McDonald
  • Harlan Bennett
 [39]
1948 Colorado Springs
  • Anne Hall
  • James Philips
  • Jane Schellentrager
  • Riki Bliss
 [40]
1949
  • Mary Louisa Haas
  • Jack Woodstrom
 [41]
1950 Washington, D.C.
  • Caryl Johns
  • Jack Jost
  • Beverly Young
  • Robert Keyes
 [42]
1951 Seattle
  • Caryl Johns
  • Jack Jost
  • Barbara Ziem
  • Armando Rodriguez
[43]
1952 Colorado Springs
  • Sharon Choate
  • Richard Bromley
  • Barbara Davis
  • William Lemmon
  • Patsy Ann Buck
  • Martin Coonan
 [44]
1953 Hershey
  • Norma McCullagh
  • Robert Goodfellow Jr.
  • Mary Kay Keller
  • Richard Keller
  • Susan Sebo
  • Lee Carroll Owen
 [45]
1954 Los Angeles
  • Dawn May
  • David Hertz
  • Sandra Hardin
  • James Barlow
[46]
1955 Colorado Springs
  • Patricia Kilgore
  • James Barlow
  • Mary Kay Keller
  • Richard Keller
 [47]
1956 Philadelphia
  • Mary Kay Keller
  • Richard Keller
  • Sharon Constable
  • John Hertz
 [48]
1957 Berkeley
  • Sharon Constable
  • John Hertz
  • Margaret Jurmo
  • Roy Pringle
 [49]
1958 Minneapolis
  • Gayle Freed
  • Karl Freed
  • Mary Lou Raymond
  • Jack Nankervis
 [50]
1959 Rochester
  • Gail Kizer
  • Lonnie Kane
 [51]
1960 Seattle
  • Mary McGrath
  • Jeff Flowers
 [52]
1961 Colorado Springs
[128]
1962 Boston
  • Elizabeth George
  • Paul George
  • Joanne Heckert
  • Gary Clark
 [129]
1963 Long Beach [55]
1964 Cleveland
  • Barbara Yaggi
  • Gene Floyd
  • Barbara Hartwig
  • Bobby Mecay
  • Dianne Boucas
  • Roger Collard
 [130]
1965 Lake Placid
  • Page Paulsen
  • Larry Dusich
  • Betty Lewis
  • Richard Gilbert
 [57]
1966 Berkeley
  • Betty Jean Lewis
  • Richard Gilbert
[58]
1967 Omaha
  • Michelle Viaux
  • Roger Collard
 [59]
1968 Philadelphia
  • Tisha Baird
  • Richard Inglesi
  • Jill Ritchie
  • Ralph Meredith
 [60]
1969 Seattle
  • Kathy Normile
  • Gregory Taylor
 [131]
1970 Tulsa
  • Laurie Brandel
  • James Hulick
  • Cathy Mishkin
  • Donald Bonacci
 [62]
1971 Buffalo
  • Cynthia Van Valkenburg
  • James Hulick
  • Gale Fuhrman
  • Joel Fuhrman
  • Michelle McCladdie
  • Richard Ewell
 [63]
1972 Long Beach
  • Michelle McCladdie
  • Richard Ewell III
  • Suki Hoagland
  • Mike Sahlin
  • Georgia Truffini
  • Bill McPike
 [64]
1973 Minneapolis
[65]
1974 Providence
  • Lisa Carey
  • Douglas Varvais
  • Rebecca Loghrey
  • Mike Chaplin
 [66]
1975 Oakland
  • Lorene Mitchell
  • Donald Mitchell
  • Lori Mills
  • David Kirby
  • Lyndy Marron
  • Hal Marron
 [67]
1976 Colorado Springs
  • Tracy Prussack
  • Scott Prussack
  • Dana Reisman
  • Ed Reisman
  • Danelle Porter
  • John Maddison
 [68]
1977 Hartford
  • Maria DiDomenico
  • Larry Schrier
  • Mary Lou Robinson
  • Ray Belmonte
 [69]
1978 Portland
  • Maria DiDomenico
  • Larry Schrier
  • Beth Flora
  • Ken Flora
  • Leanne LaBrake
  • Jeffrey LaBrake
 [70]
1979 Cincinnati
  • Rosemary Sweeney
  • Daniel Salera
[71]
1980 Atlanta
  • Deborah Lynch
  • Keith Green
  • Maryan Amaral
  • Bryan Amaral
 [122]
1981 San Diego
  • Deborah Lynch
  • Keith Green
  • Cara Gill
  • Craig Gill
 [132]
1982 Indianapolis
  • Amy Lynn Grossman
  • Robert Davenport
 [133]
1983 Pittsburgh
  • Sandy Hurtubise
  • Karl Kurtz
  • Sue Falzone
  • Michael Blicharski
 [75]
1984 Salt Lake City
  • Ginger Tse
  • Archie Tse
  • Jeannine Jones
  • Tony Jones
[76]
1985 Kansas City
  • Deveny Deck
  • Luke Hohmann
[77]
1986 Uniondale
  • Shanda Smith
  • Brandon Smith
 [78]
1987 Tacoma
  • Kellie Lynn Creel
  • David McGoveran
  • Michelle Laughlin
  • Mark Naylor
  • Julianne Thompson
  • Brian Geddeis
 [79]
1988 Denver
  • Kenna Bailey
  • John Denton
  • Jennifer Heurlin
  • John Frederiksen
  • Natasha Kuchiki
  • Richard Alexander
[4]
1989 Baltimore
  • Jennifer Heurlin
  • John Frederiksen
  • Natasha Kuchiki
  • Richard Alexander
  • Angela Deneweth
  • John Liotta
 [80]
1990 Salt Lake City
  • Tristan Vega
  • Richard Alexander
  • Susan Ann Purdy
  • Scott Chiamulera
  • Aimee Offner
  • Brian Helgenberg
  • Kara Paxton
  • Brad Cox
 [5]
1991 Minneapolis
  • Aimee Offner
  • Brian Helgenberg
  • Cambria Goodman
  • Steven Moore
  • Kara Paxton
  • Brad Cox
  • Nicole Sciarrotta
  • Gregory Sciarrotta
 [6]
1992 Orlando
  • Nicole Sciarrotta
  • Gregory Sciarrotta
  • Dawn Piepenbrink
  • Nick Castaneda
  • Robin Heckler
  • Jeff Tilley
  • Andrea Catoia
  • Paul Dulebohn
 [81]
1993 Phoenix
  • Robin Heckler
  • Jeff Tilley
  • Liberte Sheldon
  • Russ Scott
  • Cheryl Marker
  • Todd Price
 [82]
1994 Detroit
  • Nicole Bateson-Rock
  • Keith Tindall
  • Cheryl Marker
  • Todd Price
 [83]
1995 Providence
  • Erin Elbe
  • Jeffrey Weiss
  • Nicole Perry
  • Paul Dulebohn
 [84]
1996 San Jose
  • Natalie Vlandis
  • Jered Guzman
  • Naomi Grabow
  • Benjamin Oberman
[85]
1997 Nashville
[86]
1998 Philadelphia
[87]
1999 Salt Lake City
  • Sima Ganaba
  • Amir Ganaba
  • Megan Sierk
  • Dustin Sierk
[88]
2000 Cleveland
  • Sima Ganaba
  • Amir Ganaba
  • Megan Sierk
  • Dustin Sierk
 [89]
2001 Boston
  • Deborah Blinder
  • Jeremy Allen
  • Christen Dean
  • Joshua Murphy
 [90]
2002 Los Angeles
  • Janice Mayne
  • Josh Martin
[91]
2003 Dallas
  • Amy Howerton
  • Steven Pottenger
  • Brittany Vise
  • Nicholas Kole
  • Chelsea Meador
  • Josh Martin
 [92]
2004 Atlanta
  • Sydney Schmidt
  • Christopher Pottenger
 [93]
2005 Portland
[94]
2006 St. Louis
[95]
2007 Spokane
  • Bianca Butler
  • Joseph Jacobsen
  • Jessica Rose Paetsch
  • Jon Nuss
 [96]
2008 Saint Paul
  • Jessica Rose Paetsch
  • Jon Nuss
  • Tracy Tanovich
  • Michael Chau
  • Chelsi Guillen
  • Danny Curzon
  • Andrea Best
  • Trevor Young
 [97]
2009 Cleveland
  • Tracy Tanovich
  • Michael Chau
[98]
2010 Spokane
[99]
2011 Greensboro
  • Brynn Carman
  • A.J. Reiss
 [100]
2012 San Jose
[101]
2013 Omaha
[102]
2014 Boston
  • AnnaMarie Pearce
  • Jason Pacini
  • Elise Middleton
  • Anthony Evans
 [103]
2015 Greensboro
  • Caitlin Fields
  • Ernie Utah Stevens
  • Olivia Allan
  • Austin Hale
  • Lindsay Weinstein
  • Jacob Simon
 [104]
2016 Saint Paul
  • Lindsay Weinstein
  • Jacob Simon
  • Meiryla Findley
  • Austin Hale
  • Madeleine Gallagher
  • Justin Highgate-Brutman
 [105]
2017 Kansas City
  • Nica Digerness
  • Danny Neudecker
  • Elli Kopmar
  • Jonah Barrett
  • Alexandria Yao
  • Austin Hale
  • Lindsay Weinstein
  • Jacob Simon
 [106]
2018 San Jose
  • Sarah Feng
  • TJ Nyman
  • Laiken Lockley
  • Keenan Prochnow
[107]
2019 Detroit
  • Laiken Lockley
  • Keenan Prochnow
  • Isabelle Martins
  • Ryan Bedard
  • Maria Mokhova
  • Ivan Mokhov
 [108]
2020 Greensboro
  • Winter Deardorff
  • Mikhail Johnson
  • Cate Fleming
  • Jedidiah Isbell
 [109]
2021 Las Vegas
  • Isabelle Martins
  • Ryan Bedard
  • Catherine Rivers
  • Timmy Chapman
 [134]
2022 Nashville
  • Catherine Rivers
  • Timmy Chapman
  • Megan Wessenberg
  • Blake Eisenbach
 [135]
2023 San Jose
  • Ellie Korytek
  • Timmy Chapman
  • Lilianna Murray
  • Jordan Gillette
 [136]
2024 Columbus
  • Sydney Cooke
  • Matthew Kennedy
  • Adele Zheng
  • Andy Deng
 [113]
2025 Wichita
  • Reagan Moss
  • Jakub Galbavy
  • Saya Carpenter
  • Jon Maravilla
  • Sofia Jarmoc
  • Luke Witkowski
 [114]
2026 St. Louis
  • Sofia Jarmoc
  • Luke Witkowski
  • Milada Kovar
  • Jared McPike
  • Alena Kerr
  • Sam Herbert
 [115]

Ice dance

[edit]
Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Pewter Ref.
1943 New York City
  • Dorothy Glazier
  • Lyman Wakefield Jr.
  • Kathe Mehl
  • Allen Van Alstyne
 No pewter medals awarded [35]
1944 Minneapolis
  • Marilyn Grace
  • William Hoyt
  • Elisabeth Daub
  • William Hickok
 [36]
1945 New York City
  • Yvonne Cameron
  • Dean Cameron
  • Vivian Halliday
  • Richard Queisser
 [37]
1946 Chicago
  • Vivian Queisser
  • Richard Queisser
  • Vera Halliday
  • E. Tefft Barker
  • Camilla Cliff
  • Sidney Moore
 [38]
1947 Berkeley
  • Renee Stein
  • Sidney Moore
[39]
1948 Colorado Springs
  • Vera Halliday
  • Edward Picken
[40]
1949
  • Vera Ruth Elliott
  • Rex Cook
 [41]
1950 Washington, D.C.
  • Caryl Johns
  • Jack Jost
  • Vera Halliday
  • Edward Picken
 [42]
1951 Seattle
  • Caryl Johns
  • Jack Jost
  • Terryl Johnson
  • Gerald Woodstrom
  • Jane Holmes
  • Carl Chamberlin
 [43]
1952 Colorado Springs
  • Elizabeth Chambers
  • Roger Chambers Jr.
  • Katrine Neil
  • William Neil
  • Kristina Hunting
  • Thomas Sherritt
 [44]
1953 Hershey
  • Katrine Neil
  • William Neil Jr.
  • Rose Mary Lyons
  • Joseph Nowack
 [45]
1954 Los Angeles
  • Barbara Stein
  • Ray Sato
 [46]
1955 Colorado Springs
  • Barbara Stein
  • Ray Sato
  • Charlene Adams
  • Lee Carroll Owen
 [47]
1956 Philadelphia
  • Claire O'Neill
  • John Bejshak Jr.
 [48]
1957 Berkeley
  • Claire O'Neill
  • John Bejshak Jr.
  • Gail Kizer
  • John E. Allen
 [49]
1958 Minneapolis
[50]
1959 Rochester [51]
1960 Seattle [52]
1961 Colorado Springs
  • Rosemary McEvoy
  • Ralph Owen
 [116]
1962 Boston
  • Carole MacSween
  • Raymond Chenson
  • Peggy Eastman
  • Richard Hirsch
 [137]
1963 Long Beach
  • Carole MacSween
  • Raymond Chenson
  • Darlene Streich
  • Charles Fetter Jr.
  • Sally Crook
  • Edward Smith Jr.
 [55]
1964 Cleveland
  • Dale Lynne
  • Russell Bowen
  • Sandra Schwomeyer
  • James Pennington
 [138]
1965 Lake Placid
  • Sandra Schwomeyer
  • James Pennington
  • Dolly Rodenbaugh
  • Thomas Lescinski
 [57]
1966 Berkeley
  • Dolly Rodenbaugh
  • Thomas Lescinski
  • Barrett Brown
  • Gary Palmer
  • Suzanne Gillespie
  • John Bickel
 [58]
1967 Omaha
  • Debbi Gerken
  • Keith Galgot
  • Susan Roberts
  • Bill Roberts
  • Caren Cady
  • Warren Danner
 [139]
1968 Philadelphia
  • Joan Bitterman
  • Brad Hislop
  • Margaret Millier
  • Don Bachlott
  • Caren Cady
  • Danny Danner
 [60]
1969 Seattle
  • Candace Johnstone
  • Bruce Bowland
  • Paula Stolbach
  • Richard Stolbach
  • Carol Paulsen
  • Jerry Leonard
 [140]
1970 Tulsa
  • Mary Bonacci
  • Gerard Lane
  • Jane Pankey
  • Richard Horne
  • Cathleen Casey
  • Francis Cassella
 [62]
1971 Buffalo
  • Cathleen Casey
  • Francis Cassella
  • Myra Chrien
  • David Chrien
  • Beatrice Sexton
  • James Thorn
 [63]
1972 Long Beach
  • Shareen Finley
  • Curt Finley
  • Andrea Peterson
  • Guy Sexton
 [64]
1973 Minneapolis
  • Jennifer Young
  • David Young
  • Joy Cushner
  • Stephen Kanter
 [65]
1974 Providence
  • Jennifer Young
  • David Young
  • Deborah Mansfield
  • Frederick Maynard III
  • Carolyn Fortuna
  • Robert Mock
 [66]
1975 Oakland
  • Deborah Mansfield
  • Frederick Maynard III
  • Jo Ann Schneider
  • Richard Griffin
 [67]
1976 Colorado Springs
  • Bonnie Burton
  • William Burton
[68]
1977 Hartford
  • Sue Park
  • Patrick Shannon
 [69]
1978 Portland
  • Becky Lee Baker
  • Rick Berg
[70]
1979 Cincinnati
  • Robi Shepard
  • Kelly Witt
 [71]
1980 Atlanta
  • Terri Slater
  • David Lipowitz
  • Diana Georgeou
  • Ari Lieb
  • Janice Kindrachuk
  • Blake Hobson
 [141]
1981 San Diego
  • Anne Spiewak
  • Keith Lichtman
  • Kelleigh Perot
  • Ralph Ball
 [142]
1982 Indianapolis
  • Amanda Newman
  • Jerry Santoferrara
  • Lynda Malek
  • Alexander Miller
  • Kristan Lowery
  • Chip Rossbach
 [74]
1983 Pittsburgh
  • Kandi Amelon
  • Alec Binnie
  • Colleen McGuire
  • William Lyons III
 [75]
1984 Salt Lake City
  • Christina Yatsuhashi
  • Keith Yatsuhashi
  • Dorothy Rodek
  • Robert Nordozza
 [76]
1985 Kansas City
  • Tonia Kleinsasser
  • Daniel Stahl
  • Jill Helser
  • Michael Verlich
 [77]
1986 Uniondale
  • Kimberly Barget
  • James Schilling
 [78]
1987 Tacoma
  • Jennifer Benz
  • Jeffrey Benz
  • Ann-Morton Neale
  • Dee Pascoe
[79]
1988 Denver
  • Tiffany Veltre
  • Duane Greenleaf
 [4]
1989 Baltimore
  • Wendy Millette
  • James Curtis
  • Jeannine Jones
  • Michael Shroge
  • Ann-Morton Neale
  • Laurance Shaffer
 [80]
1990 Salt Lake City
  • Beth Buhl
  • Neale Smull
  • Krista Schulz
  • Jonathan Stine
  • Rachel Lane
  • Eric Meier
  • Cheryl Demkowski
  • Jeff Czarnecki
 [5]
1991 Minneapolis
  • Kimberly Callahan
  • Robert Peal
  • Rachel Lane
  • Eric Meier
  • Michelle Maier
  • Tony Darnell
  • Jennifer Nieman
  • Jonathan Stine
 [6]
1992 Orlando
  • Cheryl Demkowski
  • Sean Gales
  • Kimberley Hartley
  • Michael Sklutovsky
  • Rachel Lane
  • Tony Darnell
 [81]
1993 Phoenix
  • Kimberley Hartley
  • Michael Sklutovsky
  • Christina Fitzgerald
  • Mark Fitzgerald
  • Tiffani Tucker
  • Frank Singley
  • Carissa Green
  • Greg Maddalone
 [82]
1994 Detroit
  • Carissa Green
  • Greg Maddalone
  • Nicole Dumonceaux
  • John Repucci
 [83]
1995 Providence
  • Kristina Feliciano
  • Alex Jacoby
  • Dawn Ponte
  • Paul Frey
 [84]
1996 San Jose
  • Tami Tyler
  • Jonathan Nichols
  • Azumi Sagara
  • Jonathan Magalnick
 [85]
1997 Nashville
[86]
1998 Philadelphia
  • Crystal Beckerdite
  • Raphael Kelling
  • Cerise Henzes
  • Walter Lang
 [87]
1999 Salt Lake City
  • Crystal Lynn Beckerdite
  • Matt Healy
  • Alison Newman
  • Michel Klus
 [88]
2000 Cleveland
  • Jesica Valentine
  • Matthew Kossack
[89]
2001 Boston
  • Kakani Young
  • Ikaika Young
[90]
2002 Los Angeles
[91]
2003 Dallas
  • Flo Steed
  • Augie Hill
  • Carly Donowick
  • Leo Ungar
 [92]
2004 Atlanta
  • Kirsten Frisch
  • Augie Hill
 [93]
2005 Portland
  • Kimmerly Lauten
  • Augie Hill
  • Meghan McCullough
  • Joel Dear
 [94]
2006 St. Louis
[95]
2007 Spokane [96]
2008 Saint Paul [97]
2009 Cleveland
[98]
2010 Spokane
  • Rachel Tibbetts
  • Collin Brubaker
 [99]
2011 Greensboro
[100]
2012 San Jose [101]
2013 Omaha
  • Holly Moore
  • Daniel Klaber
 [102]
2014 Boston [103]
2015 Greensboro [104]
2016 Saint Paul [105]
2017 Kansas City [106]
2018 San Jose
[107]
2019 Detroit
[108]
2020 Greensboro [109]
2021 Las Vegas
  • Isabella Flores
  • Dimitry Tsarevski
 [143]
2022 Nashville
  • Angela Ling
  • Caleb Wein
  • Elianna Peal
  • Ethan Peal
  • Vanessa Pham
  • Jonathan Rogers
 [144]
2023 San Jose
  • Helena Carhart
  • Volodymyr Horovyi
  • Jenna Hauer
  • Benjamin Starr
  • Elianna Peal
  • Ethan Peal
 [145]
2024 Columbus
  • Elianna Peal
  • Ethan Peal
  • Jenna Hauer
  • Benjamin Starr
 [113]
2025 Wichita
  • Elianna Peal
  • Ethan Peal
  • Caroline Mullen
  • Brendan Mullen
  • Michelle Deych
  • Ryan Hu
 [114]
2026 St. Louis
  • Jasmine Robertson
  • Chase Rohner
  • Jane Calhoun
  • Mark Zheltyshev
  • Aneta Vaclavikova
  • William Lissauer
 [115]

Compulsory figures

[edit]

Competitions in compulsory figures were held for the last time at the 1999 U.S. Championships in Salt Lake City.[146]

Men's figures

[edit]
Junior men's figures event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Pewter Ref.
1991 Minneapolis Laurent Massé Mark Drouillard Scott Tonidandel Vearle Klinger [6]
1992 Orlando Jay Cochon Jeffrey Adler Eddie Gornik [81]
1993 Phoenix Everett Weiss Jeffrey Adler Shaun Ditmar Anthony Chicalace [147]
1994 Detroit Erik Schulz Anthony Chicalace John Wright Ryan Jahnke [83]
1995 Providence Christopher Malato Colin Bennett Michael Keller Jonathan Lawrence [84]
1996 San Jose Lloyd Sarbacker Robert Shmalo Christopher Mattern [85]
1997 Nashville Scott Sarbacker Christopher Mattern Colin Bennett Scott Sheets [148]

Women's figures

[edit]
Junior women's figures event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Pewter Ref.
1991 Minneapolis Casey Link Caroline Murray Jennifer Blount Sabrina Vora [6]
1992 Orlando Jessica Posada Jennifer Carlson Kristin Knotts Sara Brock [81]
1993 Phoenix Leah Hardy Shirley Pang Melanie Dupon Sarah Ohlmiller [147]
1994 Detroit Jennifer Clark Karlene Marie Machovec Cassy Papajohn Theresa Cho [83]
1995 Providence Jamie Wunderlich Lyndsey Read Kristen Varney Jennifer Rickard [84]
1996 San Jose Evelynn Raphael Elizabeth Handley Cammi Bruns Mya Rose Zapata [85]
1997 Nashville Cammi Bruns Emily Best Jessica Vieth Heather Lee [148]
1998 Philadelphia Kharen Kloeffer & Brooke Pitman (tied) No silver medals awarded Josselyn Baumgartner Alecia Moore [149]
1999 Salt Lake City Jessica Koslow & Erin White (tied) Lindsey Westbrook Kristin Griffitts [146]

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