U. S. Figure Skating Championships

The list of U.S. figure skating champion lists the U.S. figure skating champion since 1914 and the second-, third - and fourth-placed.

The U.S. Figure Skating Championships are a of the United States Figure Skating Association ( USFSA ) organized a national tournament, which is held annually to determine the best figure skaters in the USA in the men 's, women's, pair and Eistanzkonkurrenz. In the U.S. Championships are usually referred to as " Nationals ". Besides the determination of the U.S. Master the championships also serve as a qualification criterion for the compilation of the U.S. teams in international tournaments such as the World Championships or Olympic Games.

  • 2.1 The most successful figure skaters at U.S. Championships
  • 2.2 The most successful figure skaters at U.S. Championships

Medalist

Gentlemen

Ladies

† In June 1994, the U.S. Figure Skating Association Tonya Harding decided to deprive the title. However, the results then were not changed and vacant, the first place to have to move up a place left instead of the other participants.

Couples

Ice dancing

The successful participants at U.S. Championships

The most successful figure skaters at U.S. Championships

The most successful figure skaters at U.S. Championships

Winter Olympic Games Sherwin Badger Philadelphia Boston Chris Christenson Providence, Rhode Island Robin Lee Chicago Saint Paul (Minnesota) Cleveland Berkeley, California John Lettengarver James Grogan Colorado Springs, Colorado Hayes Alan Jenkins Hershey (Pennsylvania) Ronald Robertson (figure skater) Dudley Richards Minneapolis Bradley Lord Gregory Kelley Douglas Ramsay Monty Hoyt Scott Allen Long Beach, California Thomas Litz Lake Placid, New York Tim Wood (figure skater) Omaha, Nebraska John Misha Petkevich Kenneth Shelley Buffalo, New York David Santee Terry Kubicka Charles Tickner Oakland, California Scott Cramer Hartford (Connecticut) Portland (Oregon) Atlanta Robert Wagenhoffer Indianapolis Pittsburgh Salt Lake City Paul Wylie Kansas City (Missouri) Christopher Bowman Uniondale (New York) Tacoma, Washington Denver Baltimore Todd Eldredge Orlando (Florida) Phoenix (Arizona) Timothy Goebel Johnny Weir Evan Lysacek Spokane, Washington Ryan Bradley Jeremy Abbott Brandon Mroz Greensboro (North Carolina) Ross Miner Adam Rippon Max Aaron Edith Rotch Beatrix Loughran Hedy Stenuf Gretchen Merrill Yvonne Sherman Virginia Baxter Sonya Klopfer Tenley Albright Carol Heiss Barbara Roles Laurence Owen Christine Haigler Peggy Fleming Albertina Noyes Janet Lynn Julie Lynn Holmes Suna Murray Dorothy Hamill Priscilla Hill Elaine Zayak Rosalynn Sumners Tiffany Chin Debi Thomas Caryn Kadavy Jill Trenary Kristi Yamaguchi Holly Cook Nancy Kerrigan Michelle Kwan Nicole Bobek Sydne Vogel Angela Nikodinov Sarah Hughes Sasha Cohen Jennifer Kirk Kimmie Meissner Emily Hughes Katy Taylor Alissa Czisny Mirai Nagasu Rachael Flatt Ashley Wagner Caroline Zhang Gracie Gold Peter Kennedy (figure skater) Anne Davies (figure skater) Carleton Hoffner Maribel Owen Nancy Ludington Ronald Ludington Vivian Joseph Ronald Joseph Cynthia Kauffman Ronald Kauffman Melissa Militano Mark Militano Barbara Brown (figure skater) Randy Gardner (figure skater) Kitty Carruthers Peter Oppegard Jill Watson Rudy Galindo Todd Sand Jenni Meno John Zimmerman (figure skater) Carmel Bodel Edward Bodel Donald Jacoby Carol Ann Peters Sharon McKenzie Bert Wright Andree Anderson Lorna Dyer John Carrell (figure skater) Kristin Fortune Dennis Sveum Judy Schwomeyer Jim Sladky James Millns Judy Blumberg Tanith Belbin Benjamin Agosto Meryl Davis Charlie White (figure skater) Evan Bates Maia Shibutani Alex Shibutani Maribel Vinson German Figure Skating Championships Japan Figure Skating Championships Canadian Figure Skating Championships Russian Figure Skating Championships East German Figure Skating Championships
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