Slovenian Figure Skating Championships
The Slovenian Figure Skating Championships is a figure skating competition held annually to crown the national champions of Slovenia. The event has been held under this name since 1992. From 1985 to 1991, it was called the Slovenian Republic Championships.
Medalists
Men
Men's Medalists | ||||
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Year | Location | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
1985 | Celje | Mitja Vilar | Matej Pangerlj | David Praprotnik |
1986 | Ljubljana | Mitja Vilar | David Praprotnik | Matej Pangerl |
1987 | Celje | Matej Pangerl | David Praprotnik | no other competitors |
1988 | Celje | David Praprotnik | no other competitors | |
1989 | Celje | not contested | ||
1990 | Ljubljana | Luka Klasinjec | no other competitors | |
1991 | Celje | Luka Klasinjec | no other competitors | |
1992 | Celje | Luka Klasinjec | Jan Čejvan | no other competitors |
1993 | Jesenice | Jan Čejvan | Jure Kovač | no other competitors |
1994 | Ljubljana | Jan Čejvan | no other competitors | |
1995 | Ljubljana | Jan Čejvan | no other competitors | |
1996 | Celje | Jan Čejvan | no other competitors | |
1997 | Ljubljana | Jan Čejvan | Andrej Gorkič | Janez Špoljar |
1998 | Jesenice | Jan Čejvan | Janez Špoljar | no other competitors |
1999 | Ljubljana | Jan Čejvan | Gregor Urbas | Janez Špoljar |
2000 | Ljubljana | Jan Čejvan | Gregor Urbas | Janez Špoljar |
2001 | Celje | Gregor Urbas | Jan Čejvan | Aleš Žunko |
2002 | Ljubljana | Gregor Urbas | Jan Čejvan | Damjan Ostojič |
2003 | Celje | Gregor Urbas | Jan Čejvan | Damjan Ostojič |
2004 | Jesenice | Gregor Urbas | Damjan Ostojič | Luka Čadež |
2005 | Ljubljana | Gregor Urbas | Luka Čadež | Damjan Ostojič |
2006 | Jesenice | Gregor Urbas | Damjan Ostojič | Luka Čadež |
2007 | Ljubljana | Gregor Urbas | Damjan Ostojič | Luka Čadež |
2008 | Jesenice | Gregor Urbas | Luka Čadež | No other competitors |
2009 | Ljubljana | Gregor Urbas | Luka Čadež* | No other competitors |
2010 | Celje | Gregor Urbas | No other competitors | |
2011- 2012 | No men's competition | |||
2013 | Celje |
* - Withdrew after short program
Ladies
Ladies' Medalists | ||||
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Year | Location | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
1985 | Celje | Mateja Avbreht | Metka Hladin | Violeta Mordej |
1986 | Ljubljana | Mateja Avbreht | Metka Hladin | Irina Vavhnik |
1987 | Celje | Mateja Avbreht | Mateja Grenko | Irina Vavhnik |
1988 | Celje | Mateja Avbreht | Irina Vavhnik | Irina Kucina |
1989 | Celje | Lea Vodušek | no other competitors | |
1990 | Ljubljana | Špela Perec | Mojca Kopač | Mateja Avbreht |
1991 | Celje | Mojca Kopač | Petra Klesnik | Gordana Radakovič |
1992 | Celje | Mojca Kopač | Petra Klesnik | no other competitors |
1993 | Jesenice | Mojca Kopač | Petra Klesnik | no other competitors |
1994 | Ljubljana | Mojca Kopač | Tina Berlot | no other competitors |
1995 | Ljubljana | Mojca Kopač | Petra Klesnik | no other competitors |
1996 | Celje | Mojca Kopač | Melita Čelesnik | Tina Švajger |
1997 | Ljubljana | Mojca Kopač | Tina Švajger | Klara Miletič |
1998 | Jesenice | Tina Švajger | Mojca Kopač | Alenka Mrak |
1999 | Ljubljana | Anja Beslič | Tina Švajger | Alenka Mrak |
2000 | Ljubljana | Anja Beslič | Mojca Kopač | Alenka Zidar |
2001 | Celje | Anja Bratec | Anja Beslič | Teodora Poštič |
2002 | Ljubljana | Mojca Kopač | Tina Švajger | Teodora Poštič |
2003 | Celje | Mojca Kopač | Tina Švajger | Teodora Poštič |
2004 | Jesenice | Mojca Kopač | Teodora Poštič | Anja Bratec |
2005 | Ljubljana | Darja Škrlj | Alenka Zidar | no other competitors |
2006 | Jesenice | Teodora Poštič | Alenka Zidar | Darja Škrlj |
2007 | Ljubljana | Teodora Poštič | Alenka Zidar | Darja Škrlj |
2008 | Jesenice | Teodora Poštič | Nika Čerič | Patricia Gleščič |
2009 | Ljubljana | Teodora Poštič | Nika Čerič | no other competitors |
2010 | Celje | Teodora Poštič | Patricia Gleščič | Daša Grm |
2011 | Celje | Patricia Gleščič | Daša Grm | Nika Čerič |
2012 | Ljubljana | Patricia Gleščič | Daša Grm | Nika Čerič |
2013 | Celje |
References
- Slovene Skating Union
- "INTERNATIONAL SKATING UNION Communication No. 1521 National Results 2007/2008".
- 2011–2012 results
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