Finnish Figure Skating Championships
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryFinland
First1908
OrganizedSkating Finland

The Finnish Figure Skating Championships (Finnish: Taitoluistelun SM-kilpailut) are an annual figure skating competition organized by Skating Finland (Suomen Taitoluisteluliitto; formerly known as the Finnish Figure Skating Association) to crown the national champions of Finland. The first Finnish Championships were held in 1908 in Helsinki, and featured only men.[1] An event for pair skating was added in 1911,[2] women in 1917,[3] and ice dance in 1981.[4] Competitions were frequently interrupted early on, including in 1940 due to the Winter War.[5] The championships were also cancelled in 2021 on account of the COVID-19 pandemic.[6]

Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior and junior levels, although each discipline may not necessarily be held every year due to a lack of participants. Marcus Nikkanen currently holds the record for winning the most Finnish Championship titles in men's singles (with ten), while Maj-Len Helin holds the record in women's singles (with eight). Lars Björkman holds the record in pair skating (with seven), although these were not all won with the same partner. Juulia Turkkila and Matthias Versluis are tied with Susanna Rahkamo and Petri Kokko for winning the most titles in ice dance (with six each); however, Kokko won two additional titles with a previous partner.

Senior medalists

Men's singles

Senior men's event medalists
YearLocationGold[5]SilverBronzeRef.
1908HelsinkiSakari IlmanenWalter JakobssonNo other competitors[1]
1909Aleksander HuuriH. KestiSergei van der Vliet[7]
1910Walter JakobssonBjörnsson SchaumanAleksander Huuri[8]
1911Sakari IlmanenNo other competitors[2]
1912Sakari IlmanenWalter Jakobsson[9]
1913Björnsson SchaumanArne HjeltH. Kesti[10]
1914[11]
1915Walter JakobssonNo other competitors[12]
1916Henri Bardy[13]
1917TampereWalter Jakobsson[14]
1918No competition held[5]
1919HelsinkiBjörnsson SchaumanGunnar JakobssonHenri Bardy[15]
1920TurkuSakari IlmanenNo other competitors[16]
1921HelsinkiBjörnsson SchaumanGunnar Jakobsson[17]
1922Gunnar JakobssonMarcus Nikkanen[18]
1923Gunnar JakobssonMarcus NikkanenBertil Nikkanen[19]
1924Sakari IlmanenGunnar JakobssonFrans Kinnari[20]
1925–26No competitions held[5]
1927HelsinkiMarcus NikkanenGunnar JakobssonFrans Kinnari[21]
1928Bertil Nikkanen[22]
1929Bertil NikkanenFrans Kinnari[23]
1930TampereFrans KinnariBertil Nikkanen[24]
1931HelsinkiBertel NikkanenMartin GyldénNo other competitors[25]
1932Gunnar JakobssonBertel NikkanenMartin Gyldén[26]
1933Bertel NikkanenMartin GyldénNo other competitors[27]
1934Marcus NikkanenBertel NikkanenMartin Gyldén[28]
1935Martin GyldénNo other competitors[29]
1936Martin GyldénMarcus Nikkanen[30]
1937Bertel NikkanenNo other competitors[31]
1938Marcus NikkanenMartin GyldénBertel Nikkanen[32]
1939Bertel NikkanenNo other competitors[33]
1940No competition due to the Winter War[5]
1941HelsinkiBirger NymanLars BjörkmanAarne Ellilä[34]
1942–44No men's competitors due to World War II[5]
1945Marcus NikkanenLars BjörkmanBirger Nyman[35]
1946Bertel Nikkanen[36]
1947Lars BjörkmanKalle TuulosBirger Nyman[37]
1948Erkki Loimuneva[38]
1949Kalle TuulosNo other competitors[39]
1950TurkuLars BjörkmanNo other competitors[40]
1951OuluMikko Virtanen[41]
1952PoriNo other competitors[42]
1953HelsinkiLars BjörkmanNo other competitors[43]
1954Turku[44]
1955HämeenlinnaNo other competitors[45]
1956HelsinkiRagnar WikströmNo other competitors[46]
1957Ragnar WikströmOsmo Sikio[47]
1958TurkuJarmo HeinonenNils Kankkonen[48]
1959No competition held[5]
1960KuopioRagnar WikströmNils KankkonenRaimo Poutiainen[49]
1961RovaniemiIlkka Varhee[50]
1962Mikkeli[51]
1963Seinäjoki[52]
1964Lauttasaari[53]
1965LahtiRaimo PoutiainenNo other competitors[54]
1966HelsinkiIlkka VarheeTapio SeppäläNo other competitors[55]
1967Ragnar WikströmIlkka VarheeTapio Seppälä[56]
1968Tapio SeppäläPekka Leskinen[57]
1969TampereRagnar WikströmPekka LeskinenIlkka Varhee[58]
1970HelsinkiPekka LeskinenRagnar Wikström[59]
1971No other competitors[60]
1972–74No men's competitors[5]
1975HelsinkiPekka LeskinenNo other competitors[61]
1976–77No men's competitors[5]
1978HelsinkiAntti KontiolaNo other competitors[62]
1979TamperePanu AaltoNo other competitors[63]
1980HelsinkiNo other competitors[64]
1981[65]
1982No men's competitors[5]
1983Antti KontiolaJukka ImmonenNo other competitors[66]
1984Oula JääskeläinenHarri Kousa[67]
1985Oula JääskeläinenNo other competitors[68]
1986[69]
1987TampereJari KauppiNo other competitors[70]
1988TurkuJari KauppiMarko KuukasjärviJanne Kivimäki[71]
1989HelsinkiOula JääskeläinenMarko Kuukasjärvi[72]
1990TampereMarko KuukasjärviNo other competitors[73]
1991HelsinkiOula Jääskeläinen[74]
1992Markus LeminenNo other competitors[75]
1993Turku[76]
1994VantaaOula JääskeläinenMarkus LeminenNo other competitors[77]
1995HelsinkiMarkus LeminenJukka Kalliomäki[78]
1996EspooAntti Koskinen[79]
1997HelsinkiJukka KalliomäkiPasi HonkanenNo other competitors[80]
1998Markus LeminenEduard PyöriäinenTero Hämäläinen[81]
1999JoensuuTero HämäläinenPasi Honkanen[82]
2000TampereJoni JuvonenTero Hämäläinen[83]
2001MikkeliEduard Pyöriäinen[84]
2002HelsinkiVisa TuominenJoni Juvonen[85]
2003TurkuAri-Pekka NurmenkariMikko MinkkinenAntti Aalto[86]
2004VantaaAntti AaltoMikko Minkkinen[87]
2005OuluTommi PiiroinenJoni Juvonen[88]
2006TampereValtter VirtanenMikko Minkkinen[89]
2007MikkeliTommi Piiroinen[90]
2008RaumaMikko MinkkinenAri-Pekka NurmenkariValtter Virtanen[91]
2009HelsinkiAri-Pekka NurmenkariValtter VirtanenLasse Sääkslahti[92]
2010JyväskyläMikko MinkkinenValtter Virtanen[93]
2011TurkuBela PappValtter VirtanenAri-Pekka Nurmenkari[94]
2012TampereAri-Pekka NurmenkariMatthias VersluisBela Papp[95]
2013JoensuuValtter VirtanenViktor Zubik[96]
2014EspooMatthias VersluisValtter VirtanenBela Papp[97]
2015VantaaValtter VirtanenTomi PulkkinenViktor Zubik[98]
2016MikkeliRoman GalayMatthias Versluis[99]
2017TampereNo other competitors[100]
2018KouvolaBela PappRoman Galay[101]
2019Roman GalayValtter VirtanenNo other competitors[102]
2020VantaaLauri Lankila[103]
2021HelsinkiCompetition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[6]
2022PoriValtter VirtanenMakar SuntsevJan Ollikainen[104]
2023JoensuuMatias Lindfors[105]
2024HelsinkiMakar SuntsevValtter VirtanenArttu Juusola[106]
2025RaumaValtter VirtanenArttu JuusolaJan Ollikainen[107]
2026LahtiMatias LindforsMakar SuntsevValtter Virtanen[108]

Women's singles

Senior women's event medalists
YearLocationGold[5]SilverBronzeRef.
1917ViipuriLudowika JakobssonNo other competitors[3]
1918No competition held[5]
1919HelsinkiAnna-Lisa AllardtNo other competitors[15]
1920No women's competitors[5]
1921Svea Ruotsi (Sweden)[a]Ludowika Jakobsson[a]No other competitors[17]
1922Gunnel NysténMary LindebergVali Sevón[18]
1923Anna-Greta HenrikssonGunnel Nystén[19]
1924Mary LindebergSalli Särkipato[20]
1925–26No competitions held[5]
1927HelsinkiAnna-Greta HenrikssonRauha PerkiöIlma Suuronen[21]
1928Gunnel NystenAnna-Greta Henriksson[22]
1929Rauha Perkiö[23]
1930TampereIlma SuuronenRauha Perkiö[24]
1931HelsinkiIlma SuuronenGunnel Nysten[25]
1932Gunnel (Nysten) RelanderIlma SuuronenMary Lindeberg[26]
1933Ilma SuuronenMary LindebergAune Lähteenmäki[27]
1934Mary LindebergIlma Suuronen[28]
1935Mildred Engström[29]
1936Ilma SuuronenMaj-Len HelinNo other competitors[109]
1937Maj-Len HelinIlma SuuronenMary Lindeberg[31]
1938Sisko Terho[110]
1939TampereSirkka Mikkolainen[111]
1940No competition due to the Winter War[5]
1941HelsinkiMaj-Len HelinIlma SuuronenSirkka Mikkolainen[112]
1942Leena Pietilä[113]
1943Sirkka MikkolainenLeena Pietilä[114]
1944Leena PietiläRiitta Linna[115]
1945Liisa HelanteräSirkka Mikkolainen[35]
1946Leena PietiläHarriet PantaeniusKirsti Sinkkonen[36]
1947Liisa HelanteräKirsti Linna[37]
1948Kirsti LinnaHarriet PantaeniusRiitta Linna[116]
1949HämeenlinnaLeena PietiläKirsti LinnaLiisa Airisto[117]
1950TurkuRiitta LinnaUlla Andersson[40]
1951HelsinkiKirsti LinnaRiitta Linna[118]
1952PoriRiitta LinnaUlla Andersson[42]
1953HelsinkiKirsti LinnaSirkka Lehto[43]
1954TurkuKirsti LinnaRiitta Linna[44]
1955HämeenlinnaRiitta LinnaKirsti Linna[45]
1956HelsinkiKirsti LinnaElvi HalmeAnja Ollinen[46]
1957Elina EnestamEeva Angervp[47]
1958TurkuTaina Savolainen[48]
1959No competition held[5]
1960KuopioKaarina KukkonenMaire NylundKirsti Linna[49]
1961RovaniemiMaire NylundKaarina KukkonenEeva-Lisa Rehman[50]
1962MikkeliPia VingisaarAnna-Maija RissanenKaarina Kukkonen[51]
1963SeinäjokiAnna-Maija RissanenPia VingisaarMarja-Liisa Jäntti[52]
1964LauttasaariMarja-Leena Kekkonen[53]
1965Lahti[54]
1966HelsinkiPia VingisaarAnna-Maija RissanenLeena Patero[55]
1967Inger Melander[56]
1968Inger MelanderAnu-Liisa NumminenTuula Nylund[57]
1969TampereAnna-Maija KivimäkiInger Melander[58]
1970HelsinkiAnu-Liisa NumminenPia-Maria LindénAnna-Maija Kivimäki[59]
1971Tarja SädeAnja Franssila[60]
1972Tarja NäsiTarja SädePia-Maria Lindén[119]
1973Hannele KoskinenSusan BromanTarja Näsi[120]
1974Susan BromanHannele KoskinenNiina Kyöttinen[121]
1975Niina KyöttinenSusan Broman[61]
1976Susan BromanKristiina Wegelius[122]
1977Kristiina WegeliusNiina Kyöttinen[123]
1978Hannele KoskinenNiina KyöttinenMaria Lowin[62]
1979TampereSusan BromanPia SnellmanNiina Kyöttinen[63]
1980HelsinkiPia SnellmanPäivi NieminenRiita Kivioja[64]
1981Kristiina WegeliusPia Snellman[65]
1982Liisa Seitsonen[124]
1983Susanna PeltolaNina Östman[66]
1984Susanna PeltolaAnu NieminenMarika Tolvanen[67]
1985Elise AhonenNina ÖstmanRiita Heino[68]
1986Elina HänninenTiia-Riikka Pietikäinen[69]
1987TampereTiia-Riikka PietikäinenElise AhonenElina Hänninen[70]
1988TurkuElina HänninenMari Niskanen[71]
1989HelsinkiMari NiskanenMila Kajas[72]
1990TampereMeri KarvosenojaMerja Heikkinen[73]
1991HelsinkiMila KajasKaisa KellaMiia Pulkkinen[74]
1992[75]
1993TurkuTuire KuronenKaisa Kella[76]
1994VantaaKaisa KellaHannele LundströmTuire Kuronen[77]
1995HelsinkiMila KajasJenni Numminen[78]
1996EspooMila KajasKaisa KellaAlisa Drei[79]
1997HelsinkiAlisa DreiSanna-Maija WikstenAnnukka Laukkanen[125]
1998HelsinkiAnnukka LaukkanenMiia Marttinen[81]
1999JoensuuSanna-Maija WikstenAlisa DreiElina Kettunen[82]
2000TampereSusanna Pöykiö[83]
2001MikkeliElina KettunenSusanna Pöykiö[84]
2002HelsinkiSusanna PöykiöElina KettunenAlisa Drei[85]
2003TurkuAlisa DreiMiia Marttinen[86]
2004VantaaTytti Tervonen[87]
2005OuluSusanna PöykiöKiira KorpiElina Kettunen[88]
2006TampereAlisa DreiKiira Korpi[89]
2007MikkeliLaura LepistöAlisa Drei[90]
2008RaumaLaura LepistöKiira KorpiSusanna Pöykiö[91]
2009HelsinkiKiira KorpiLaura Lepistö[92]
2010JyväskyläLaura LepistöKiira Korpi[93]
2011TurkuKiira KorpiBeata PappCecilia Törn[94]
2012TampereJuulia TurkkilaBeata Papp[95]
2013JoensuuAlisa Mikonsaari[96]
2014EspooJuulia TurkkilaLiubov EfimenkoEmilia Toikkanen[97]
2015VantaaKiira KorpiJenni SaarinenViveca Lindfors[98]
2016MikkeliAnni JärvenpääJuulia Turkkila[99]
2017TampereEmmi PeltonenViveca Lindfors[100]
2018KouvolaViveca LindforsJenni Saarinen[101]
2019Viveca LindforsEmmi Peltonen[102]
2020VantaaEmmi PeltonenJenni SaarinenLinnea Ceder[103]
2021HelsinkiCompetition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[6]
2022PoriJenni SaarinenLinnea CederEmmi Peltonen[104]
2023JoensuuJanna JyrkinenNella PelkonenMinja Peltonen[105]
2024HelsinkiNella PelkonenOlivia LiskoOona Ounasvuori[106]
2025RaumaOlivia LiskoLinnea CederJanna Jyrkinen[107]
2026LahtiIida KarhunenOlivia LiskoLinnea Ceder[108]

Pairs

Senior pairs event medalists
YearLocationGold[126]SilverBronzeRef.
1911Helsinki[b]No other competitors[2]
1912–16No pairs competitors[126]
1917ViipuriNo other competitors[3]
1918No competition held[126]
1919HelsinkiNo pairs competitors
1920TurkuNo other competitors[16]
1921HelsinkiNo other competitors[17]
1922[c]No other competitors[18]
1923[19]
1924[20]
1925No competition held[126]
1926HelsinkiNo other competitors[127]
1927[21]
1928–37No pairs competitors[126]
1938Helsinki[110]
1939No other competitors[33]
1940No competition due to the Winter War[126]
1941HelsinkiNo other competitors[112]
1942–46No pairs competitors due to World War II[126]
1947No other competitors[37]
1948No other competitors[38]
1949No other competitors[39]
1950Turku[40]
1951Oulu[41]
1952PoriNo pairs competitors[42]
1953TurkuNo other competitors[128]
1954LahtiNo other competitors[129]
1955Hämeenlinna[45]
1956Helsinki[46]
1957[47]
1958Turku[48]
1959No competition held
1960Kuopio[49]
1961Mikkeli[130]
1962No other competitors[51]
1963SeinäjokiNo other competitors[52]
1964Lauttasaari[53]
1965LahtiNo other competitors[54]
1966HelsinkiNo pairs competitors[126]
1967No other competitors[56]
1968–81No pairs competitors[126]
1982HelsinkiNo other competitors[124]
1983No pairs competitors[126]
1984No other competitors[67]
1985[131]
1986–2002No pairs competitors[126]
2003TurkuNo other competitors[86]
2004–16No pairs competitors[126]
2017TampereNo other competitors[100]
2018–20No pairs competitors[126]
2021HelsinkiCompetition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[6]
2022PoriNo other competitors[104]
2023Joensuu[105]
2024Helsinki[106]
2025Rauma[107]
2026LahtiNo pairs competitors[108]

Ice dance

Senior ice dance event medalists
YearLocationGold[132]SilverBronzeRef.
1981HelsinkiNo other competitors[4]
1982–83No ice dance competitors[132]
1984HelsinkiNo other competitors[67]
1985[133]
1986[69]
1987TampereNo other competitors[70]
1988TurkuNo other competitors[71]
1989Helsinki[134]
1990TampereNo other competitors[73]
1991Helsinki[74]
1992[75]
1993TurkuNo other competitors[76]
1994VantaaNo other competitors[77]
1995Helsinki[78]
1996Espoo[79]
1997HelsinkiNo other competitors[125]
1998[81]
1999Joensuu[82]
2000–01No ice dance competitors[132]
2002HelsinkiNo other competitors[85]
2003Turku[86]
2004Vantaa[87]
2005–07No ice dance competitors[132]
2008RaumaNo other competitors[135]
2009HelsinkiNo other competitors[92]
2010Jyväskylä[93]
2011TurkuNo other competitors[94]
2012TampereNo other competitors[95]
2013Joensuu[96]
2014Espoo[97]
2015VantaaNo other competitors[98]
2016Mikkeli[99]
2017Tampere[100]
2018Kouvola[101]
2019No other competitors[102]
2020VantaaNo other competitors[103]
2021HelsinkiCompetition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[6]
2022PoriNo other competitors[104]
2023Joensuu[105]
2024Helsinki[106]
2025Rauma[107]
2026Lahti[108]

Junior medalists

Although junior-level championships were held in Finland prior to 1998, this is earliest for which full results have been documented.

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists
YearLocationGold[136]SilverBronzeRef.
1998HelsinkiAri-Pekka NurmenkariRiku PötryJoni Juvonen[137]
1999JoensuuJoni JuvonenAntti Aalto[82]
2000TampereMikko MinkkinenVisa Tuominen[83]
2001MikkeliVisa TuominenMikko Minkkinen[84]
2002HelsinkiMikko MinkkinenTommi PiironenAntti Aalto[85]
2003TurkuTommi PiironenValtter VirtanenLasse Lundström[86]
2004VantaaHenry Rautiainen[87]
2005OuluValtter VirtanenSamuli TyyskäJarno Perokorpi[88]
2006TampereSamuli TyyskäOtto KumpulainenOtto-Eemeli Laamanen[89]
2007MikkeliOtto-Eemeli LaamanenMatthias Versluis[90]
2008RaumaBela PappSamuli TyyskäOtto-Eemeli Laamanen[135]
2009HelsinkiMatthias Versluis[92]
2010JyväskyläViktor ZubikJulian LagusBela Papp[93]
2011TurkuMatthias VersluisJuho Pirinen[94]
2012TampereTino OleniusJuho PirinenErik Martoma[95]
2013Joensuu[96]
2014EspooRoman GalayTino Olenius[97]
2015VantaaTino OleniusJuho Pirinen[98]
2016MikkeliKasperi RiihimäkiLauri LankilaNo other competitors[99]
2017TampereBenjam PappLucas TiilikainenMikla Rasia[100]
2018KouvolaLauri Lankila[101]
2019Lauri LankilaLucas TiilikainenNuutti Järvinen[102]
2020VantaaJan OllikainenMakar SuntsevMattias Lindfors[103]
2021HelsinkiCompetition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[6]
2022PoriMatias LindforsJaroslav KrestyannikovArttu Juusola[104]
2023JoensuuJari KrestyannikovMatias HeinonenSeveri Varpio[105]
2024HelsinkiMatias HeinonenAnton ErkamaBenjamin Eriksson[106]
2025RaumaBenjamin ErikssonAnton Erkama[107]
2026LahtiAnton ErkamaMatias HeinonenHenri Moisio[108]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists
YearLocationGold[136]SilverBronzeRef.
1998HelsinkiSusanna PöykiöKati SimolaTiina Weckman[137]
1999JoensuuMarjut Turunen[82]
2000TampereTytti TervonenTaru KarvosenojaSoila Jalava[83]
2001MikkeliMari HirvonenSari HakolaHenni Lehtiranta[84]
2002HelsinkiSari HakolaHenna HietalaMona Grannenfelt[85]
2003TurkuLaura LepistöKiira KorpiHanna Kaijimaa[86]
2004VantaaKiira KorpiMona GrannenfeltElina Vesamäki[87]
2005OuluLaura LepistöHenriikka HietaniemiAnna Heinonen[88]
2006TampereKrista SuhonenJenni VähämaaSissi Keränen[89]
2007MikkeliJenni VähämaaSofia OtalaOona Lindahl[90]
2008RaumaAlisa MikonsaariSera Väistö[135]
2009HelsinkiNoora PitkänenSofia Otala[92]
2010JyväskyläBeata PappCecilia TörnTimila Shtrestha[93]
2011TurkuJuulia TurkkilaNea ViiriSeidi Rantanen[94]
2012TampereEveliina ViljanenEmilia ToikkanenKrista Pitkäniemi[95]
2013JoensuuLyydia MäättänenLiubov EfimenkoJenni Saarinen[96]
2014EspooJenni SaarinenEmmi PeltonenViveca Lindfors[97]
2015VantaaKaroliina LuhtonenAnni JärvenpääJoanna Kallela[98]
2016MikkeliSallianna ÖztürkJoanna KallelaEmma Niemi[99]
2017TampereSofia SulaJade RautiainenLinnea Ceder[100]
2018KouvolaVera StoltLaura Karhunen[101]
2019Fanny LindforsMilania VäänänenMai Helske[102]
2020VantaaNella PelkonenOlivia LiskoJanna Jyrkinen[103]
2021HelsinkiCompetition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[6]
2022PoriJanna JyrkinenPetra LahtiIida Karhunen[104]
2023JoensuuIida KarhunenRosa ReponenPetra Lahti[105]
2024HelsinkiPetra LahtiKarina Innos[106]
2025RaumaVenla SinisaloAnnika Pellonmaa[107]
2026LahtiVenla SinisaloAnnika PellonmaaSaaga Volkova[108]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists
YearLocationGold[138]SilverBronzeRef.
1998–99No junior pairs competitors[138]
2000TampereNo other competitors[83]
2001Mikkeli[84]
No junior pairs competitors since 2001

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists
YearLocationGold[139]SilverBronzeRef.
1998HelsinkiNo other competitors[137]
1999JoensuuNo junior ice dance competitors[82]
2000TampereNo other competitors[83]
2001Mikkeli[84]
2002–06No junior ice dance competitors[139]
2007Mikkeli[90]
2008RaumaNo other competitors[135]
2009Helsinki[92]
2010JyväskyläNo other competitors[93]
2011TurkuNo other competitors[94]
2012TampereNo other competitors[95]
2013Joensuu[96]
2014–15No junior ice dance competitors[139]
2016MikkeliNo other competitors[99]
2017TampereNo other competitors[100]
2018KouvolaNo junior ice dance competitors[101]
2019No other competitors[102]
2020Vantaa[103]
2021HelsinkiCompetition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[6]
2022Pori[104]
2023JoensuuNo other competitors[105]
2024Helsinki[106]
2025Rauma[107]
2026Lahti[108]

Records

DisciplineMost championship titles
Skater(s)No.YearsRef.
Men's singles101927–30;
1934–35;
1938–39;
1945–46		[140]
Women's singles81937–39;
1941–45		[5]
Pairs[d]61948–51;
1953;
1955		[126]
Ice dance61987–91;
1995		[132]
[e]81984–85;
1987–91;
1995
62019;
2022–26		[141]

Notes

  1. ^ Ludowika Jakobsson was named the 1921 Finnish Champion, because Svea Ruotsi, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Sweden.[17]
  2. ^ Prior to her marriage to Walter Jakobsson, Ludowika Eilers represented Germany in competition.[142][2]
  3. ^ Fru Grönman and Herra Kaarela did not receive the minimum required score to named the Finnish Champions.[18]
  4. ^ Lars Björkman won three championship titles while partnered with Harriet Pantaenius (1948–50), and three with Leena Pietilä (1951, 1953, 1955).[126]
  5. ^ Petri Kokko won two championship titles while partnered with Virpi Kunnas (1984–85), and six with Susanna Rahkamo (1987–91, 1995).[132]

References

  1. ^ "Kaunoluistelukilpailut" [Figure skating competitions] (in Finnish). Suomen Urheilulehti. Vol. 3. 1 April 1908. p. 190. Archived 8 August 2025 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 7 August 2025. – via National Library of Finland
  2. ^ "Suomen mestaruudesta vuodeffi 1911" [Finnish Championships 1911] (in Finnish). Helsingin Sanomat. No. 49. 1 March 1911. p. 5. Archived 8 August 2025 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 31 July 2025. – via National Library of Finland
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