German Figure Skating Championships

German Figure Skating Championships
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StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryGermany Germany
Inaugurated1891
Previous event2025 German Championships
Next event2026 German Championships
Organized byGerman Ice Skating Union

The German Figure Skating Championships (German: Deutsche Meisterschaften im Eiskunstlaufen) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the German Ice Skating Union (German: Deutsche Eislauf-Union) to crown the national champions of Germany. The first official German championships were held in 1891 in Munich; A. Schmitson was the winner. Pair skating was added in 1907, an event for women in 1911, and ice dance in 1950. Between 1949 and 1990, East Germany and West Germany held separate championships; the West German championships are considered the official German championships.

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. Werner Rittberger, the skater who is credited with inventing the loop jump,[1] holds the record for winning the most German championship titles in men's singles (with eleven), while Ellen Brockhöft and Nicole Schott are tied for winning the most championships in women's singles (with seven each). Aljona Savchenko holds the record in pair skating (with ten), although not all with the same partner. Three teams are tied for winning the most German championship titles in ice dance: Angelika Buck and Erich Buck; Kati Winkler and René Lohse; and Nelli Zhiganshina and Alexander Gazsi (with six each).

History

While unofficial German figure skating championships were held from 1887 to 1889 in Hamburg, the first official championship event was held in Munich in 1891. A. Schmitson won this inaugural event.[2] In its early years, Germany and the Austrian part of Austria-Hungary had joint championships. The second German champion Georg Zachariades, for example, was from Vienna, as was Gustav Hügel, who won in 1894. The first German Nationals in pair skating were held in 1907 in Altona, for women in Olomouc in 1911, and for ice dance in Cologne in 1950.

After the Anschluss – the annexation of the Federal State of Austria into Nazi Germany in March 1938 – Austrian skaters competed in the German Championships until World War II ended and Austria regained its independence.[3] In 1945 and 1946, no championships were held at all.

From 1949 to 1990, East Germany and West Germany held separate national championships. Winners in West Germany were called German Champions and are therefore covered in the tables below. In East Germany, the winners were called GDR Champions (German: DDR-Meister). The medalists from the National Championships in East Germany are listed at East German Figure Skating Championships.

The 2026 German Championships are scheduled to be held 8–13 December in Oberstdorf.[4]

Senior medalists

From left to right: Nikita Starostin, the reigning German champion in men's singles; Minerva Fabienne Hase and Nikita Volodin, five-time German champions in pair skating; Jennifer Janse van Rensburg and Benjamin Steffan, four-time German champions in ice dance; and Nicole Schott, seven-time German champion in women's singles

Men’s singles

Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold[5] Silver Bronze Ref.
1891 Munich A. Schmitson Carl Kaiser No other competitors [2]
1892 Frankfurt Georg Zachariades Oscar Uhlig
1893 Hamburg Fritz Ahrendt Franz Zilly
1894 Austria-Hungary Opava[a] Gustav Hügel Georg Zachariades Alfred Klement
1895 Bonn Gilbert Fuchs Gustav Hügel No other competitors
1896 Darmstadt No other competitors
1897 Berlin Karl Zenger Alfred Klement Kurt Dannenberg
1898–99 No competitions held
1900 Berlin Wilhelm Zenger Fritz Otto No other competitors
1901 Austria-Hungary Opava[a] Emil Schindler Fritz Otto
1902 No competition held
1903 Leipzig Ludwig Niedermeyer Eugen Dreyer No other competitors
1904 Braunschweig Heinrich Burger H. Hofmann Ernst Lassahn
1905 Bonn Karl Zenger Heinrich Burger Martin Gordan
1906 Munich Heinrich Burger Karl Zenger
1907 Altona Eugen Dreyer No other competitors
1908 No competition held
1909 Munich Gilbert Fuchs Erich Gutleben Georg Velisch
1910 No competition held
1911 Hanover Werner Rittberger Alfons Zintl No other competitors
1912 Berlin Artur Vieregg Otto Möwius
1913 Alfons Zintl Hugo Metzner
1914 Austria-Hungary Opava[a] Hugo Metzner Willy Kaldenbach
1915–19 No competitions due to World War I
1920 Berlin Werner Rittberger Paul Franke Artur Vieregg
1921
1922 Riessersee Artur Vieregg Paul Franke
1923 Paul Franke Artur Vieregg
1924 Berlin
1925 Titisee
1926 Berlin
1927 Paul Franke Werner Rittberger Herbert Haertel
1928 Füssen Werner Rittberger Paul Franke
1929 Opole[b] Paul Franke Ernst Baier No other competitors
1930 Wrocław[c] Leopold Maier-Labergo Herbert Haertel
1931 Schierke Theo Laß Otto Vierlinger
1932 Riessersee Ernst Baier Herbert Haertel
1933 Opole[b] Ernst Baier Benno Wellmann Karl Beuttel
1934 Braunlage Herbert Haertel Theo Laß
1935 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Günther Lorenz
1936 Günther Lorenz Herbert Haertel
1937 Hamburg Horst Faber
1938 Cologne
1939 Berlin Horst Faber Edi Rada Ulrich Kuhn
1940 Vienna Hellmut May
1941 Essen
1942 Berlin Erich Zeller Ulrich Kuhn
1943 Vienna Edi Rada Horst Faber Erich Zeller
1944 Düsseldorf Horst Faber Edi Rada
1945–46 No competitions due to World War II
1947 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Horst Faber No other competitors
1948 Krefeld Ulrich Kuhn Freimut Stein
1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
1950 Krefeld Hermann Braun
1951 Hamburg Freimut Stein No other competitors
1952 Düsseldorf Freimut Stein Klaus Loichinger
1953 Krefeld Kurt Weilert
1954 Berlin Werner Kronemann
1955 Tilo Gutzeit Manfred Schnelldorfer Werner Kronemann
1956 Cologne Manfred Schnelldorfer Tilo Gutzeit Hans-Jürgen Bäumler
1957 Berlin Hans-Jürgen Bäumler Günter Tyroler [6]
1958 Munich Tilo Gutzeit Hans-Jürgen Bäumler [2]
1959 Berlin
1960 Essen Sepp Schönmetzler
1961 Oberstdorf Sepp Schönmetzler Fritz Kessler [7]
1962 Frankfurt Sepp Schönmetzler Fritz Kessler Peter Krick [2]
1963 Berlin Manfred Schnelldorfer Sepp Schönmetzler Hugo Dümmler
1964 Oberstdorf Hugo Dümmler Jürgen Eberwein [8]
1965 Cologne Sepp Schönmetzler Peter Krick Bodo Bockenauer [9]
1966 Füssen Peter Krick Bodo Bockenauer Reinhard Ketterer [10]
1967 West Berlin Ralph Borghard Jürgen Eberwein [11]
1968 Essen Jürgen Eberwein Klaus Grimmelt [12]
1969 Cologne Reinhard Ketterer Klaus Grimmelt Erich Sutor [13]
1970 Oberstdorf Klaus Grimmelt Reinhard Ketterer Edgar Schneider [14]
1971 West Berlin Erich Reifschneider Harald Kuhn
1972 Bad Nauheim Harald Kuhn Klaus Thiele [15]
1973 Krefeld Erich Reifschneider[16] Harald Kuhn [17]
1974 Augsburg Klaus Thiele Gerd-Walter Gräbner [18]
1975 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Gerd-Walter Gräbner Klaus Thiele
1976 Bremerhaven Gerd-Walter Gräbner Thomas Nieder Kurt Kürzinger
1977 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Kurt Kürzinger Gerd-Walter Gräbner [19]
1978 Dortmund Rudi Cerne Gerd-Walter Gräbner Thomas Nieder [20]
1979 Herne Norbert Schramm Thomas Nieder Heiko Fischer [21]
1980 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Rudi Cerne Norbert Schramm [22]
1981 Unna Norbert Schramm[23] Rudi Cerne
1982 Mannheim Heiko Fischer[23] Norbert Schramm
1983 Oberstdorf Norbert Schramm Rudi Cerne
1984 Unna Norbert Schramm Heiko Fischer [23]
1985 Bremerhaven Heiko Fischer Richard Zander Thomas Wieser [24]
1986 Mannheim Joachim Edel
1987 West Berlin Richard Zander Thomas Wieser Oliver Dechert [25]
1988 Unna Heiko Fischer Richard Zander Daniel Weiss
1989 West Berlin Richard Zander Daniel Weiss Oliver Dechert [26]
1990 Oberstdorf Daniel Weiss Richard Zander [27]
1991 Berlin Mirko Eichhorn Ronny Winkler [28]
1992 Unna Mirko Eichhorn Ronny Winkler Daniel Weiss
1993 Mannheim Ronny Winkler Patrick-Rene Reinhardt Gizo Bliadze [29]
1994 Herne Mirko Eichhorn Patrick-Rene Reinhardt [30]
1995 Oberstdorf Andrejs Vlaščenko Ronny Winkler Mirko Eichhorn [31]
1996 Berlin Michael Hopfes [32]
1997 Oberstdorf Michael Hopfes Jens ter Laak [33]
1998 Berlin Sven Meyer Andrejs Vlaščenko Michael Hopfes [34]
1999 Oberstdorf Andrejs Vlaščenko Stefan Lindemann [35]
2000 Berlin Stefan Lindemann Michael Hopfes Silvio Smalun [36]
2001 Oberstdorf Silvio Smalun Andrejs Vlaščenko Michael Hörrmann [37]
2002 Berlin Stefan Lindemann Silvio Smalun [38]
2003 Oberstdorf Silvio Smalun Stefan Lindemann Andrejs Vlaščenko [39]
2004 Berlin Stefan Lindemann Andrejs Vlaščenko Silvio Smalun [40]
2005 Oberstdorf Silvio Smalun Martin Liebers [41]
2006 Berlin [42]
2007 Oberstdorf Philipp Tischendorf [43]
2008 Dresden Clemens Brummer Peter Liebers [44]
2009 Oberstdorf Peter Liebers Clemens Brummer Philipp Tischendorf [45]
2010 Mannheim Stefan Lindemann Peter Liebers Daniel Dotzauer [46]
2011 Oberstdorf Peter Liebers Denis Wieczorek Christopher Berneck [47]
2012 Paul Fentz Martin Rappe [48]
2013 Hamburg Franz Streubel Paul Fentz [49]
2014 Berlin [50]
2015 Stuttgart Franz Streubel Paul Fentz Christopher Berneck [51]
2016 Essen Niko Ulanovsky [52]
2017 Berlin Peter Liebers Franz Streubel [53]
2018 Frankfurt Paul Fentz Peter Liebers Catalin Dimitrescu [54]
2019 Stuttgart Thomas Stoll [55]
2020 Oberstdorf Jonathan Hess Thomas Stoll [56]
2021 Dortmund Denis Gurdzhi Louis Weissert Fabian Piontek [57]
2022 Neuss Paul Fentz Kai Jagoda Nikita Starostin [58]
2023 Oberstdorf Nikita Starostin Lotfi Sereir [59]
2024 Berlin Kai Jagoda Nikita Starostin Denis Gurdzhi [60]
2025 Oberstdorf Nikita Starostin Luca Fünfer Kai Jagoda [61]
  1. ^ a b c Opava, in present-day Czech Republic, was at this point in time called Troppau and was part of Austria-Hungary.
  2. ^ a b Opole, in present-day Poland, was at this point in time called Oppeln and was part of the German Empire.
  3. ^ Wrocław, in present-day Poland, was at this point in time called Breslau and was part of the German Empire.


Women's singles

Year Location Gold[5] Silver Bronze Ref.
1911 Austria-Hungary Olomouc[a] Elsa Rendschmidt Grete Strasilla No other competitors [2]
1912 Berlin Luise Strasilla Thea Frenssen
1913 Thea Frenssen No other competitors
1914 Austria-Hungary Opava[b] Margarete Janotta No other competitors
1915–16 No competitions due to World War I
1917 Berlin Thea Frenssen Margarete Klebe Margarethe Winter
1918 Opole[c] Elaine Winter Margarete Klebe
1919 Berlin Elaine Winter Margarete Klebe Elisabeth Böckel
1920 Ellen Brockhöft
1921 Ellen Brockhöft Elisabeth Böckel Frieda Schneider
1922 Riessersee Elaine Winter Ellen Brockhöft Elisabeth Böckel
1923 Ellen Brockhöft Elisabeth Böckel No other competitors
1924 Berlin No other competitors
1925 Titisee Elisabeth Böckel No other competitors
1926 Berlin Gerda Veit
1927 Elisabeth Böckel Gerda Veit
1928 Füssen Katrin Flebbe Elaine Winter
1929 Opole[c] Katrin Flebbe Gerda Veit No other competitors
1930 Wrocław[d] No other competitors
1931 Schierke
1932 Riessersee Edith Michaelis Maxi Herber Paula Schmidt
1933 Opole[c] Maxi Herber Edith Michaelis Gerda Ibscher
1934 Braunlage Paula Schmidt
1935 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Irmi Hartung Victoria Lindpaintner
1936 Victoria Lindpaintner Maxi Herber Irmi Hartung
1937 Hamburg Lydia Veicht Martha Maria Mayerhans
1938 Cologne Maxi Herber Sophie Schmidt
1939 Krefeld Hanne Nierenberger Marta Musilek
1940 Munich
1941 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Marta Musilek Inge Jell
1942 Vienna Marta Musilek Inge Jell Madeleine Müller
1943 Hamburg
1944 Munich Eva Pawlik Inge Jell
1945–46 No competitions due to World War II
1947 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Inge Jell Irene Braun Gudrun Olbricht
1948 Krefeld Irene Braun Marlies Schroer
1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Helga Dudzinski Irene Braun Inge Minor
1950 Cologne Erika Kraft
1951 Hamburg Gundi Busch
1952 Düsseldorf Erika Kraft Gundi Busch Helga Dudzinski
1953 Krefeld Gundi Busch Helga Dudzinski Rosi Pettinger
1954 Berlin Rosi Pettinger Lilo Kürzinger
1955 Rosi Pettinger Erika Rucker No other competitors
1956 Cologne Ina Bauer
1957 Berlin Ina Bauer Gabriele Weidert Gitta Hägler [6]
1958 Munich Dorle Kirchhofer Petra Damm [2]
1959 Berlin Bärbel Martin Ursel Barkey
1960 Essen Bärbel Martin Ursel Barkey Karin Gude
1961 Oberstdorf Karin Gude Bärbel Martin Ursel Barkey [7]
1962 Frankfurt Inge Paul Doris Weinhausen [2]
1963 Berlin Karin Gude Inge Paul Angelika Wagner
1964 Oberstdorf Inge Paul Uschi Keszler [8]
1965 Cologne Uschi Keszler Angelika Wagner Hannelore Wagner [9]
1966 Füssen Angelika Wagner Uschi Keszler Monika Feldmann [62]
1967 West Berlin Monika Feldmann Petra Ruhrmann Eileen Zillmer
1968 Essen [63]
1969 Cologne Eileen Zillmer Renate Zehnpfennig Bärbel Fimmen [13]
1970 Oberstdorf Marion von Cetto [14]
1971 West Berlin Judith Beyer Gundi Niesen
1972 Bad Nauheim Gerti Schanderl Isabel de Navarre Angelika Kräger [15]
1973 Krefeld Dagmar Lurz [17]
1974 Augsburg Petra Wagner [64]
1975 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Isabel de Navarre Gerti Schanderl Dagmar Lurz [16]
1976 Bremerhaven Gerti Schanderl Isabel de Navarre [65]
1977 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Dagmar Lurz Gerti Schanderl Garnet Ostermeier [19]
1978 Dortmund Garnet Ostermeier Karin Riediger [20]
1979 Karin Riediger Petra Ernert [21]
1980 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Christina Riegel [22]
1981 Unna Karin Riediger Manuela Ruben
1982 Mannheim Manuela Ruben Claudia Leistner Karin Riediger
1983 Oberstdorf Cornelia Tesch
1984 Unna Cornelia Tesch Heike Gobbers [23]
1985 Bremerhaven Claudia Leistner Patricia Neske Cornelia Tesch [24]
1986 Mannheim Cornelia Tesch Susanne Becher
1987 West Berlin Susanne Becher Cornelia Renner [25]
1988 Unna Marina Kielmann Carola Wolff
1989 West Berlin Patricia Neske Marina Kielmann [26]
1990 Oberstdorf Patricia Neske Marina Kielmann Carola Wolff [27]
1991 Berlin Marina Kielmann Patricia Neske Evelyn Großmann [28]
1992 Unna Simone Lang
1993 Mannheim Simone Lang Tanja Szewczenko [29]
1994 Herne Tanja Szewczenko Katarina Witt Marina Kielmann [30]
1995 Oberstdorf Marina Kielmann Simone Lang [31]
1996 Berlin Astrid Hochstetter Tanja Szewczenko Andrea Diewald [32]
1997 Oberstdorf Eva-Maria Fitze Andrea Diewald Veronika Dytrt [33]
1998 Berlin Tanja Szewczenko Eva-Maria Fitze Caroline Gülke [34]
1999 Oberstdorf Eva-Maria Fitze Tanja Szewczenko [35]
2000 Berlin Susanne Stadlmüller Zoya Douchine Tanja Szewczenko [36]
2001 Oberstdorf Caroline Gülke Andrea Diewald [37]
2002 Berlin Katharina Häcker Andrea Diewald Eva-Maria Fitze [38]
2003 Oberstdorf Annette Dytrt Katharina Häcker Kristina Beutelrock [39]
2004 Berlin Denise Zimmerman Constanze Paulinus [40]
2005 Oberstdorf Sarah-Michelle Villanueva Christiane Berger [41]
2006 Berlin Christiane Berger Marietheres Huonker [42]
2007 Oberstdorf Kristin Wieczorek Constanze Paulinus [43]
2008 Dresden Sarah Hecken Isabel Drescher Annette Dytrt [44]
2009 Oberstdorf Annette Dytrt Constanze Paulinus Caroline Gülke [45]
2010 Mannheim Sarah Hecken Shira Willner Julia Pfrengle [46]
2011 Oberstdorf Katharina Häcker Christina Erdel [47]
2012 Nicole Schott Isabel Drescher Katharina Zientek [48]
2013 Hamburg Sarah Hecken Nathalie Weinzierl Sandy Hoffmann [49]
2014 Berlin Nathalie Weinzierl Sarah Hecken Nicole Schott [50]
2015 Stuttgart Nicole Schott Nathalie Weinzierl Lutricia Bock [51]
2016 Essen Lutricia Bock Nicole Schott [52]
2017 Berlin Nathalie Weinzierl Lea Johanna Dastich Annika Hocke [53]
2018 Frankfurt Nicole Schott Nathalie Weinzierl Lea Johanna Dastich [54]
2019 Stuttgart Ann-Christin Marold [55]
2020 Oberstdorf Aya Hatakawa Kristina Isaev [56]
2021 Dortmund Aya Hatakawa Nathalie Weinzierl Dora Hus [57]
2022 Neuss Nicole Schott Kristina Isaev Elisabeth Jäger [58]
2023 Oberstdorf [59]
2024 Berlin Kristina Isaev Sarah Marie Pesch Hanna Keiss [60]
2025 Oberstdorf Anna Grekul [61]
  1. ^ Olomouc, in present-day Czech Republic, was at this point in time called Olmütz and was part of Austria-Hungary.
  2. ^ Opava, in present-day Czech Republic, was at this point in time called Troppau and was part of Austria-Hungary.
  3. ^ a b c Opole, in present-day Poland, was at this point in time called Oppeln and was part of the German Empire.
  4. ^ Wrocław, in present-day Poland, was at this point in time called Breslau and was part of the German Empire.

Pairs

Year Location Gold[5] Silver Bronze Ref.
1907 Altona
  • Frieda Bellinger
  • Hans Weber
 No other competitors [2]
1908 No competition held
1909 Munich
  • Finland
  • Frau Sonder
  • Robert Sonder
1910 No competition held
1911 Berlin
  • Alice Rolle
  • Bruno Grauel
  • Frau Weber
  • Hans Weber
 No other competitors
1912
  • Hedwig Winzer
  • Hugo Winzer
  • Else Lischka
  • Oskar Hoppe
1913
  • Rosa Schnell
  • Georg Velisch
  • Thea Frenssen
  • Julius Vogel
  • Fräulein Dultz
  • Fritz Hecht
1914 Austria-Hungary Opava[a]
  • Else Lischka
  • Oskar Hoppe
 No other competitors
1915–19 No competitions due to World War I
1920 Berlin
  • Margarete Klebe
  • Paul Metzner
  • Hedwig Winzer
  • Hugo Winzer
 No other competitors
1921 No pairs competitors
1922 Riessersee
  • Grete Weise
  • Georg Velisch
  • Margarete Klebe
  • Paul Metzner
  • Fräulein Hoffmann
  • Bruno Grauel
1923
  • Fräulein Hoffmann
  • Rudolf Eilers
 No other competitors
1924 Berlin
  • Else Flebbe
  • Rudolf Eilers
 No other competitors
1925 Titisee
  • Milly Förster
  • Hellmuth Jüngling
  • Marie Schwendtbauer
  • Gustav Aichinger
  • Hedwig Winzer
  • Hugo Winzer
1926 Berlin
  • Ilse Kishauer
  • Herbert Haertel
  • Milly Förster
  • Hellmuth Jüngling
 No other competitors
1927
  • Ilse Kishauer
  • Ernst Gaste
  • Marie Schwendtbauer
  • Gustav Aichinger
  • Else Flebbe
  • Zehrmann
1928 Füssen
  • Fräulein Hascher
  • Hans Widmann
1929 Opole[b]
  • Milly Förster
  • Hellmuth Jüngling
 No other competitors
1930 Wrocław[c]
1931 Schierke
  • Elisabeth Böckel
  • Wilhelm Hayek
1932 Riessersee
  • Wally Hempel
  • Otto Weiß
  • Sieglinde Krümling
  • Alfred Krümling
  • Marie Schwendtbauer
  • Gustav Aichinger
1933 Opole[b]
  • Edith Walter
  • Gerhard Rahn
  • Meta Gaetzschmann
  • Hans Gaetzschmann
1934 Braunlage
  • Wally Hempel
  • Otto Weiß
  • Marianne Hoffschildt
  • Rudi Marx
1935 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Lisa Ruf
  • Simon Stock
1936
  • Eva Prawitz
  • Otto Weiß
1937 Hamburg
  • Eva Prawitz
  • Otto Weiß
  • Inge Koch
  • Günther Noack
  • Liselotte Roth
  • Bruno Walter
1938 Cologne
  • Gisela Grätz
  • Otto Weiß
1939 Berlin
  • Ilse Pausin
  • Erik Pausin
  • Helga Schrittwieser
  • Pepo Jauernigg
1940 Vienna
  • Inge Koch
  • Günther Noack
1941 Munich
  • Gerda Strauch
  • Günther Noack
1942 Cologne
  • Gerda Strauch
  • Günther Noack
  • Herta Ratzenhofer
  • Emil Ratzenhofer
1943 Düsseldorf
  • Herta Ratzenhofer
  • Emil Ratzenhofer
1944 Vienna
  • Herta Ratzenhofer
  • Emil Ratzenhofer
  • Marta Musilek
  • Horst Faber
  • Hedi Nähle
  • Kurt Müller
1945–46 No competitions due to World War II
1947 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Hedwig Trauth
  • Wilhelm Trauth
 No other competitors
1948 Krefeld
  • Irma Fischlein
  • Lothar Müller
  • Marlies Schroer
  • Hans Schwarz
1949 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Marlies Schroer
  • Hans Schwarz
  • Margit Lauer
  • Karl Waldeck
1950 Cologne
  • Inge Minor
  • Karl Braun
1951 Hamburg
1952 Düsseldorf
  • Inge Minor
  • Karl Braun
 No other competitors
1953 Krefeld
  • Helga Krüger
  • Peter Voß
  • Eva Neeb
  • Karl Probst
  • Margit Lauer
  • Balz-Willy Göntges
1954 Berlin
  • Inge Minor
  • Karl Braun
  • Lili Zettl
  • Klaus Loichinger
1955
  • Lili Zettl
  • Klaus Loichinger
  • Eva Neeb
  • Karl Probst
1956 Cologne
  • Eva Neeb
  • Karl Probst
  • Rita Paucka
  • Peter Kwiet
1957 Berlin
  • Rita Paucka
  • Peter Kwiet
  • Monika Wolf
  • Jürgen Weber
 [6]
1958 Munich
  • Rita Blumenberg
  • Werner Mensching
 [2]
1959 Berlin
  • Margret Göbl
  • Franz Ningel
  • Rita Blumenberg
  • Werner Mensching
1960 Essen
  • Margret Göbl
  • Franz Ningel
1961 Oberstdorf
1962 Frankfurt
1963 Berlin
  • Sonja Pfersdorf
  • Günther Matzdorf
  • Sigrid Riechmann
  • Wolfgang Danne
1964 Oberstdorf [66]
1965 Cologne
  • Sonja Pfersdorf
  • Günther Matzdorf
  • Margot Glockshuber
  • Wolfgang Danne
  • Ingrid Bodendorff
  • Volker Waldeck
 [9]
1966 Füssen
  • Gudrun Hauss
  • Walter Häfner
  • Margot Glockshuber
  • Wolfgang Danne
 [10]
1967 West Berlin
  • Margot Glockshuber
  • Wolfgang Danne
  • Marianne Streifler
  • Herbert Wiesinger
  • Brunhilde Baßler
  • Eberhard Rausch
1968 Essen
  • Gudrun Hauss
  • Walter Häfner
  • Marianne Streifler
  • Herbert Wiesinger
 [67]
1969 Cologne
  • Gudrun Hauss
  • Walter Häfner
  • Marianne Streifler
  • Herbert Wiesinger
  • Brunhilde Baßler
  • Eberhard Rausch
 [13]
1970 Oberstdorf
  • Brunhilde Baßler
  • Eberhard Rausch
  • Almut Lehmann
  • Herbert Wiesinger
  • Frigge Drzymalla
  • Michael Weingart
 [14]
1971 West Berlin
  • Almut Lehmann
  • Herbert Wiesinger
  • Brunhilde Baßler
  • Eberhard Rausch
  • Annette Neidlinger
  • Michael Humbs
1972 Bad Nauheim
  • Corinna Halke
  • Eberhard Rausch
  • Gabriele Cieplik
  • Reinhard Ketterer
 [15]
1973 Krefeld
  • Petra Dillmann
  • Ulrich Hartmann
 No other competitors [17]
1974 Augsburg
  • Corinna Halke
  • Eberhard Rausch
[16]
  • Petra Schneider
  • Bogdan Pulcer
 [18]
1975 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Petra Schneider
  • Bogdan Pulcer
  • Gabriele Beck
  • Jochen Stahl
1976 Bremerhaven
  • Gabriele Beck
  • Jochen Stahl
  • Sylvia Jäckle
  • Axel Teschemacher
1977 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Susanne Scheibe
  • Andreas Nischwitz
[20]
  • Gabriele Beck
  • Jochen Stahl
[21]
  • Rafaela Dondoni
  • Mario Dondoni
 [19]
1978 Dortmund
  • Gabi Winkler
  • Michal Kutina
1979 Herne
  • Christina Riegel
  • Andreas Nischwitz
[21]
  • Sylke Morell
  • Sven Morell
1980 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Petra Hammerlindl
  • Matthias Möver
 [22]
1981 Unna
  • Marina Kielmann
  • Oliver Dörendahl
 No other competitors
1982 Mannheim Bettina Hage / Stefan Zins
  • Isabella Caprano
  • Daniele Caprano
  • Birgit Kuß
  • Uwe Fischbeck
1983 Oberstdorf
  • Claudia Massari
  • Leonardo Azzola
  • Birgit Kuß
  • Uwe Fischbeck
  • Isabella Caprano
  • Daniele Caprano
1984 Unna
  • Susanne Becher
  • Stefan Pfrengle
  • Birgit Kuß
  • Uwe Fischbeck
 [23]
1985 Bremerhaven
  • Claudia Massari
  • Daniele Caprano
  • Kerstin Kimminus
  • Stefan Pfrengle
 No other competitors [24]
1986 Mannheim
  • Kerstin Kimminus
  • Stefan Pfrengle
  • Marianne Ocvirek
  • Holger Malez
1987 West Berlin
  • Sonja Adalbert
  • Daniele Caprano
  • Kerstin Kimminus
  • Stefan Pfrengle
  • Nicole Neujahr
  • Marc Drüner
 [25]
1988 Unna
  • Brigitte Groh
  • Holger Maletz
  • Anuschka Gläser
  • Stefan Pfrengle
  • Sonja Adalbert
  • Daniele Caprano
1989 West Berlin
  • Anuschka Gläser
  • Stefan Pfrengle
  • Sonja Adalbert
  • Daniele Caprano
  • Heike Hack
  • Markus Korndörfer
 [26]
1990 Oberstdorf
  • Henriette Wörner
  • Andreas Sigurdsson
  • Tatiana Demovic
  • Holer Maletz
 [27]
1991 Berlin
  • Peggy Schwarz
  • Alexander König
  • Anuschka Gläser
  • Stefan Pfrengle
 [28]
1992 Unna
  • Peggy Schwarz
  • Alexander König
1993 Mannheim
  • Jekaterina Silnitzkaya
  • Marno Kreft
  • Nadine Pflaum
  • Kristijan Simeunovic
 [29]
1994 Herne
  • Anuschka Gläser
  • Axel Rauschenbach
  • Peggy Schwarz
  • Alexander König
  • Mandy Hannebauer
  • Marno Kreft
 [30]
1995 Oberstdorf
  • Jekaterina Silnitzkaja
  • Mirko Müller
  • Silvia Dimitrov
  • Rico Rex
 [31]
1996 Berlin
  • Silvia Dimitrov
  • Rico Rex
  • Emilie Gras
  • Mirko Müller
 [32]
1997 Oberstdorf
  • Peggy Schwarz
  • Mirko Müller
  • Ulrike Rumi
  • Thomas Dörmer
 [33]
1998 Berlin
  • Peggy Schwarz
  • Mirko Müller
 No other competitors [34]
1999 Oberstdorf
  • Stefanie Weiss
  • Matthias Bleyer
  • Mariana Kautz
  • Norman Jeschke
 [35]
2000 Berlin
  • Mariana Kautz
  • Norman Jeschke
  • Katharina Rybkowski
  • Rico Rex
 [36]
2001 Oberstdorf
  • Brigitte Maier
  • Rastislav Grejtak
 No other competitors [37]
2002 Berlin
  • Sarah Jentgens
  • Mirko Müller
  • Mariana Kautz
  • Norman Jeschke
  • Nicole Nönnig
  • Matthias Bleyer
 [38]
2003 Oberstdorf
  • Eva-Maria Fitze
  • Rico Rex
  • Nicole Nönnig
  • Matthias Bleyer
  • Anika Bahn
  • Paul Pradel
 [39]
2004 Berlin
  • Eva-Maria Fitze
  • Rico Rex
  • Mikkeline Kierkgaard
  • Norman Jeschke
 [40]
2005 Oberstdorf
  • Eva-Maria Fitze
  • Rico Rex
 [41]
2006 Berlin [42]
2007 Oberstdorf
No other competitors [43]
2008 Dresden
[44]
2009 Oberstdorf
  • Mari Vartmann
  • Florian Just
 [45]
2010 Mannheim
  • Nicole Gurny
  • Martin Liebers
 No other competitors [46]
2011 Oberstdorf
  • Katharina Gierok
  • Florian Just
 [47]
2012 No other competitors [48]
2013 Hamburg
  • Annabelle Prölß
  • Ruben Blommaert
 [49]
2014 Berlin
[50]
2015 Stuttgart
  • Minerva Fabienne Hase
  • Nolan Seegert
 No other competitors [51]
2016 Essen
  • Minerva Fabienne Hase
  • Nolan Seegert
 [52]
2017 Berlin
No other competitors [53]
2018 Frankfurt
  • Minerva Fabienne Hase
  • Nolan Seegert
[54]
2019 Stuttgart
  • Minerva Fabienne Hase
  • Nolan Seegert
No other competitors [55]
2020 Oberstdorf
[56]
2022 Neuss
[58]
2023 Oberstdorf
  • Letizia Roscher
  • Luis Schuster
 [59]
2024 Berlin
  • Minerva Fabienne Hase
  • Nikita Volodin
  • Katalin Janne Salatzki
  • Lukas Roseler
 [60]
2025 Oberstdorf
  • Letizia Roscher
  • Luis Schuster
 [61]
  1. ^ Opava, in present-day Czech Republic, was at this point in time called Troppau and was part of Austria-Hungary.
  2. ^ a b Opole, in present-day Poland, was at this point in time called Oppeln and was part of the German Empire.
  3. ^ Wrocław, in present-day Poland, was at this point in time called Breslau and was part of the German Empire.

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold[5] Silver Bronze Ref.
1937 Hamburg
  • Eva Prawitz
  • Theo Laß
  • Sophie Schmidt
  • Josef Rambold
  • Irmgard Posern
  • Hans Mahlfeldt
 [2]
1938 Cologne No other competitors
1939 Essen
  • Edith Winkelmann
  • Walter Löhner
  • Trude Wagner
  • Fritz Staniek
  • Jutta Stöhr
  • Fritz Hackl
1940 Berlin
  • Jutta Stöhr
  • Fritz Hackl
  • Trude Wagner
  • Fritz Staniek
1941 Cologne
  • Hertha Branowitzer
  • Rudolf Plaschke
1942 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Trude Hörmann
  • Fritz Kolbinger
1943 Ice dance competition cancelled
1944 Berlin
  • Jutta Stöhr
  • Fritz Hackl
  • Gerda Lusch
  • Hans Bitter
  • Hermi Rittmann
  • Fritz Staniek
1945–46 No competitions due to World War II
1947–49 No ice dance competitions held
1950 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Eva Prawitz
  • Horst Faber
  • Hedwig Trauth
  • Wilhelm Trauth
  • Jutta Piotrowski
  • Hagemann
1951
  • Hella Lamprecht
  • Kurt Müller
  • Jutta Piotrowski
  • Hagemann
  • Hedwig Trauth
  • Wilhelm Trauth
1952
  • Marlies Schroer
  • Kurt Müller
  • Hedwig Trauth
  • Wilhelm Trauth
  • Erika Schiechtl
  • Hermann Schiechtl
1953 Nuremberg
  • Hedwig Trauth
  • Wilhelm Trauth
  • Maria Goeth
  • Willi Wernz
  • Margot Holzapfel
  • Helmut Loefke
1954 Cologne
  • Maria Jühe
  • Eberhard Vitger
  • Sigrid Knake
  • Gunther Koch
  • Maria Goeth
  • Willi Wernz
1955 Mannheim
  • Hedwig Trauth
  • Wilhelm Trauth
  • Maria Goeth
  • Willi Wernz
  • Rita Pauka
  • Peter Kwiet
1956 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Sigrid Knake
  • Gunther Koch
  • Gerda Wolgemuth
  • Hannes Burkhardt
1957 Berlin
  • Rita Pauka
  • Peter Kwiet
  • Elly Thal
  • Otto Huber
1958 Munich
  • Rita Pauka
  • Peter Kwiet
  • Petra Steigerwald
  • Hannes Burkhardt
 No other competitors
1959 Berlin
  • Elly Thal
  • Hannes Burkhardt
  • Anneliese Hackl
  • Ernst Stritzinger
1960 Essen
  • Margot Nissen
  • Gerhard Maier
1961 Oberstdorf
  • Martha Schamberger
  • Hans-Jürgen Schamberger
  • Margot Nissen
  • Klaus Ebel
1962 Frankfurt
  • Helga Burkhardt
  • Hannes Burkhardt
  • Rita Pauka
  • Peter Kwiet
  • Gabriele Rauch
  • Rudi Matysik
1963 Berlin
  • Martha Schamberger
  • Hans-Jürgen Schamberger
1964 Oberstdorf
  • Gabriele Rauch
  • Rudi Matysik
  • Jutta Peters
  • Wolfgang Kunz
1965 Cologne [9]
1966 Füssen
  • Angelika Buck
  • Erich Buck
  • Karin Witt
  • Heiner Kern
1967 Berlin
  • Martha Schamberger
  • Hans-Jürgen Schamberger
1968 Essen
  • Angelika Buck
  • Erich Buck
  • Edeltraud Rotty
  • Joachim Iglowstein
  • Heidi Grote
  • Reinhard Strate
 [63]
1969 Cologne
  • Waltraud Hollweg
  • Fred Schulz
 [13]
1970 Oberstdorf
  • Astrid Kopp
  • Axel Kopp
  • Sylvia Fuchs
  • Michael Fuchs
 [14]
1971 Berlin
  • Angelika Wiesner
  • Hans-Jürgen Wiesner
1972 Bad Nauheim
  • Sylvia Fuchs
  • Michael Fuchs
  • Astrid Kopp
  • Axel Kopp
 [15]
1973 Krefeld [17]
1974 Augsburg
  • Sylvia Fuchs
  • Michael Fuchs
  • Nicole Rinsant
  • Dirk Beyer
  • Gabriele Schäfer
  • Robert Dietz
 [18]
1975 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Christina Henke
  • Udo Dönsdorf
[16]
  • Gabriele Schäfer
  • Robert Dietz
  • Nicole Rinsant
  • Michael Fuchs
1976 Bremerhaven
  • Sonja Ulmann
  • Uwe Dörnenburg
1977 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Gabriele Schäfer
  • Robert Dietz
  • Sonja Ulmann
  • Uwe Dörnenburg
  • Monika Kuchler
  • Michael Kuchler
 [68]
1978 Dortmund
  • Henriette Fröschl
  • Christian Steiner
[20][21]
  • Karin Albrecht
  • Dirk Beyer
1979 Herne
  • Elke Kwiet
  • Dieter Kwiet
[21]
  • Birgit Goller
  • Peter Klisch
1980 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
  • Birgit Goller
  • Peter Klisch
  • Elke Kwiet
  • Dieter Kwiet
 [22]
1981 Unna
  • Birgit Goller
  • Peter Klisch
  • Petra Born
  • Rainer Schönborn
1982 Mannheim
  • Elke Kwiet
  • Markus Heyenbrock
1983 Oberstdorf
  • Petra Born
  • Rainer Schönborn
  • Antonia Becherer
  • Ferdinand Becherer
  • Ruth Werner
  • Peter Werner
1984 Unna
  • Susanne Kutzer
  • Niklas Heyenbrock
 [23]
1985 Bremerhaven
  • Sabine Kern
  • Stefan Kern
 [24]
1986 Mannheim
  • Antonia Becherer
  • Ferdinand Becherer
  • Andrea Weppelmann
  • Hendryk Schamberger
  • Antonia Gavazzeni
  • Sven Authorsen
1987 West Berlin [25]
1988 Unna
  • Vera Zietemann
  • Andreas Ullmann
1989 West Berlin
  • Andrea Weppelmann
  • Hendryk Schamberger
  • Petra Zietemann
  • Frank Ladd-Oshiro
  • Antonia Gavazzeni
  • Wolfgang Wetzler
 [26]
1990 Oberstdorf
  • Saskia Stähler
  • Sven Authorsen
  • Andrea Weppelmann
  • Hendryk Schamberger
 [27]
1991 Berlin
  • Jennifer Goolsbee
  • Hendryk Schamberger
  • Alexandra Golovine
  • Wolfgang Wetzler
 [28]
1992 Unna
  • Jennifer Goolsbee
  • Samuel Gezolian
  • Eva Possart
  • Stefan Possart
1993 Mannheim
  • Yvonne Schulz
  • Sven Authorsen
 [29]
1994 Herne
  • Yvonne Schulz
  • Sven Authorsen
[30]
1995 Oberstdorf
  • Yvonne Schulz
  • Sven Authorsen
 [31]
1996 Berlin
  • Tarja Kühlfluck
  • Ralf Seidel
  • Melissa Möhler
  • Michael Osthoff
 [32]
1997 Oberstdorf
  • Jennifer Goolsbee
  • Samuel Gezolian
  • Melissa Möhler
  • Michael Osthoff
  • Stephanie Rauer
  • Thomas Rauer
 [33]
1998 Berlin
  • Stephanie Rauer
  • Thomas Rauer
  • Sandra Arndt
  • Matthias Lieder
 [34]
1999 Oberstdorf
  • Alexandra Shows
  • Michael Osthoff
 [35]
2000 Berlin
  • Barbara Hantusch
  • Denis Samokhine
 [36]
2001 Oberstdorf
  • Stephanie Rauer
  • Thomas Rauer
  • Jill Vernekohl
  • Dmitri Kurakin
  • Natalie Spies
  • Sebastian Fraas
 [37]
2002 Berlin No other competitors [38]
2003 Oberstdorf
  • Miriam Steinel
  • Vladimir Tsvetkov
  • Stephanie Rauer
  • Thomas Rauer
 [39]
2004 Berlin
  • Christina Beier
  • William Beier
 No other competitors [40]
2005 Oberstdorf
  • Christina Beier
  • William Beier
  • Judith Haunstetter
  • Arne Hönlein
  • Barbara Piton
  • Alexandre Piton
 [41]
2006 Berlin
  • Judith Haunstetter
  • Arne Hönlein
 [42]
2007 Oberstdorf
No other competitors [43]
2008 Dresden
  • Christina Beier
  • William Beier
  • Carolina Hermann
  • Daniel Hermann
 [44]
2009 Oberstdorf
  • Carolina Hermann
  • Daniel Hermann
  • Tanja Kolbe
  • Sascha Rabe
 [45]
2010 Mannheim
  • Christina Beier
  • William Beier
  • Carolina Hermann
  • Daniel Hermann
[46]
2011 Oberstdorf
  • Stefanie Frohberg
  • Tim Giesen
[47]
2012
  • Carolina Hermann
  • Daniel Hermann
 [48]
2013 Hamburg
  • Kavita Lorenz
  • Ievgen Kholoniuk
 [49]
2014 Berlin No other competitors [50]
2015 Stuttgart
  • Jennifer Urban
  • Sevan Lerche
  • Nathalie Rehfeldt
  • Bennett Preiss
 [51]
2016 Essen
  • Kavita Lorenz
  • Panagiotis Polizoakis
  • Aurelija Ipolito
  • Bennett Preiss
 [52]
2017 Berlin
  • Kavita Lorenz
  • Joti Polizoakis
  • Shari Koch
  • Christian Nüchtern
 [53]
2018 Frankfurt [54]
2019 Stuttgart
  • Shari Koch
  • Christian Nüchtern
  • Jennifer Janse van Rensburg
  • Benjamin Steffan
 [55]
2020 Oberstdorf
  • Jennifer Janse van Rensburg
  • Benjamin Steffan
  • Shari Koch
  • Christian Nüchtern
 [56]
2021 Dortmund No other competitors [57]
2022 Neuss
  • Jennifer Janse van Rensburg
  • Benjamin Steffan
  • Lara Luft
  • Maximilian Pfisterer
 [58]
2023 Oberstdorf
  • Charise Matthaei
  • Max Liebers
 No other competitors [59]
2024 Berlin
  • Karla Maria Karl
  • Kai Hoferichter
 [60]
2025 Oberstdorf [61]


Junior medalists

Men's singles

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002 Chemnitz Peter Liebers Steffen Hörmann Julian Bässler [69]
2003 Oberstdorf Marcel Kotzian Philipp Tischendorf Norman Keck [70]
2004 Philipp Tischendorf Marcel Kotzian Adrian Schager [71]
2005 Norman Keck Philipp Tischendorf Denis Wieczorek [72]
2006 Berlin Daniel Dotzauer Michael Biondi Alan Riefert [42]
2007 Oberstdorf Franz Streubel Denis Wieczorek [43]
2008 Dresden Patrick Stein Christopher Berneck [44]
2009 Oberstdorf Paul Fentz Matii Landgraf Denis Wieczorek [45]
2010 Mannheim Martin Rappe Alexander Schöpke Christopher Berneck [46]
2011 Oberstdorf Niko Ulanovsky Maxim Stiefel [47]
2012 Niko Ulanovsky Alexander Schöpke Joti Polizoakis [48]
2013 Joti Polizoakis Alexander Bjelde Anton Kempf [49]
2014 [50]
2015 Anton Kempf Catalin Dimitrescu Dave Kötting [51]
2016 Berlin Catalin Dimitrescu Dave Kötting Kai Jagoda [52]
2017 Mannheim Thomas Stoll Thomas Junski Isaak Droysen [53]
2018 Chemnitz Jonathan Hess Kai Jagoda Denis Gurdzhi [54]
2019 Dortmund Denis Gurdzhi Daniel Sapozhnikov Louis Weissert [55]
2020 Mannheim Nikita Starostin [56]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Dortmund Louis Weissert Denis Gurdzhi Arthur Mai [73]
2023 Oberstdorf Luca Fünfer Hugo Willi Herrmann Alexander Vlascenko [74]
2024 Leon Rojkov [75]
2025 Genrikh Gartung Robert Wildt Hugo Willi Herrmann [61]

Women's singles

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002 Chemnitz Group I:
Denise Zimmermann 		Group I:
Melanie Meyer 		Group I:
Mari Vartmann 		[69]
Group II:
Rebecca Handke 		Group II:
Anne Sachtler 		Group II:
Laura Stosno
2003 Oberstdorf Group I:
Amanda Valentine 		Group I:
Wenke Ludwig 		Group I:
Melanie Meyer 		[70]
Group II:
Cornelia Beyermann 		Group II:
Marietheres Huonker 		Group II:
Tanja Rautenberg
2004 Group I:
Laura Linde 		Group I:
Yvonne Plechinger 		Group I:
Bettina Bayer 		[71]
Group II:
Marietheres Huonker 		Group II:
Alina Zetzsche 		Group II:
Kristina Kolberg
2005 Bettina Bayer Brigitte Blickling Katharina Teljuk [72]
2006 Berlin Group I:
Nicole Scheck 		Group I:
Bettina Bayer 		Group I:
Ina Seterbakken 		[42]
Group II:
Katja Grohmann 		Group II:
Jessica Erdin 		Group II:
Annchristin Huonker
2007 Oberstdorf Group I:
Sarah Hecken 		Group I:
Isabel Drescher 		Group I:
Katharina Gierok 		[43]
Group II:
Jessica Kosuch 		Group II:
Jessica Hujsl 		Group II:
Caroline Mey
2008 Dresden Briana Munoz Nathalie Weinzierl Bettina Bayer [44]
2009 Oberstdorf Julia Pfrengle Bettina Bayer Josephine Klinger [45]
2010 Mannheim Luisa Weber Jessica Füssinger Jennifer Urban [46]
2011 Oberstdorf Anne Zetzsche Anna Baumgartel Amani Fancy [47]
2012 Angelika Dubinski Maria Herceg Anna Baumgärtel [48]
2013 Lutricia Bock Annabelle Prölß Natalia Fartushina [49]
2014 Maria Herceg Alissa Scheidt [50]
2015 Lea Johanna Dastich Kristina Isaev [51]
2016 Berlin Kristina Isaev Annika Hocke Alissa Scheidt [52]
2017 Mannheim Jennifer Schmidt Dora Hus Ann-Christin Marold [53]
2018 Chemnitz Ann-Christin Marold Franziska Kettl Tina Helleken [54]
2019 Dortmund Elodie Eudine Katalin Janne Salatzki [55]
2020 Mannheim Nargiz Suleymanova Aya Hatakawa Anastasia Steblyanka [56]
2021 Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Dortmund Olesya Ray Aya Hatakawa Janne Salatzki [73]
2023 Oberstdorf Valentina Adrianova Anna Grekul [74]
2024 Nicol Kalugina Ina Jungmann [75]
2025 Anna Gerke Julia Grabowski [61]

Pairs

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002 Chemnitz
  • Anika Bahn
  • Paul Pradel
 No other competitors [69]
2003 Oberstdorf
  • Anika Bahn
  • Paul Pradel
 No other competitors [70]
2004
  • Soja Belostozkaja
  • Paul Pradel
 [71]
2006 Berlin
No other competitors [42]
2009 Oberstdorf
  • Juliana Gudzhi
  • Alexander Völler
  • Vanessa Schöche
  • Andreas Müller
 No other competitors [45]
2010 Mannheim
  • Karolin Salatzki
  • Nolan Seegert
 [46]
2011 Oberstdorf
  • Linda Wenzig
  • Matti Landgraf
 No other competitors [47]
2012
  • Annabelle Prölß
  • Ruben Blommaert
  • Julia Linch
  • Konrad Hocker-Scholler
  • Christin Schotte
  • Kevin Kottek
 [48]
2013
  • Vanessa Bauer
  • Nolan Seegert
 [49]
2014
  • Julia Linckh
  • Konrad Hocker-Scholler
 No other competitors [50]
2015
  • Minori Yuge
  • Jannis Bronisefski
 [51]
2016 Berlin [52]
2017 Mannheim
  • Talisa Thomalla
  • Robert Kunkel
 [53]
2019 Stuttgart
  • Letizia Roscher
  • Luis Schuster
  • Josephine Lossius
  • Niclas Rust
 [55]
2020 Oberstdorf
  • Letizia Roscher
  • Luis Schuster
  • Josephine Lossius
  • Niclas Rust
 No other competitors [56]
2021 Dortmund No other competitors [57]
2022 Neuss [58]
2023 Oberstdorf
  • Sonja Löwenherz
  • Robert Löwenherz
  • Aliyah Ackermann
  • Tobija Harms
  • Josephine Lossius
  • Artem Rotar
 [59]
2024 Berlin
  • Anastasia Steblyanka
  • Lukas Gneiding
 [60]
2025 Oberstdorf
  • Aliyah Ackermann
  • Tobija Harms
  • Sonja Löwenherz
  • Robert Löwenherz
 No other competitors [61]

Ice dance

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002 Chemnitz
  • Christina Beier
  • William Beier
  • Maria Binczyk
  • Marco Derpa
  • Caroline Gross
  • Sascha Hanika
 [69]
2003 Oberstdorf
  • Judith Haunstetter
  • Arne Hönlein
  • Sandra Gissmann
  • Marco Derpa
 No other competitors [70]
2004
  • Rina Thieleke
  • Sascha Rabe
 [71]
2005
  • Rina Thieleke
  • Sascha Rabe
  • Carolina Hermann
  • Daniel Hermann
  • Tanja Kolbe
  • Paul Boll
 [72]
2006 Berlin
  • Tanja Kolbe
  • Paul Boll
  • Ashley Foy
  • Benjamin Blum
 [42]
2007 Oberstdorf
  • Carolina Hermann
  • Daniel Hermann
  • Tanja Kolbe
  • Sascha Rabe
  • Saskia Brall
  • Tim Giesen
 [43]
2008 Dresden
  • Ashley Foy
  • Benjamin Blum
  • Jana Werner
  • Tim Giesen
  • Ekaterina Zabolotnaya
  • Julian Wagner
 [44]
2009 Oberstdorf
  • Dominique Dieck
  • Michael Zenkner
  • Shirleen Schönfeld
  • Justin Gerke
  • Shari Koch
  • Christian Nüchtern
 [45]
2010 Mannheim
  • Stefanie Frohberg
  • Tim Giesen
  • Dominique Dieck
  • Michael Zenkner
 [46]
2011 Oberstdorf
  • Shari Koch
  • Christian Nüchtern
  • Juliane Haslinger
  • Tom Finke
 [47]
2012
  • Kathrin Häuser
  • Sevan Lerche
 [48]
2013
  • Ria Schiffner
  • Julian Salatzki
 [49]
2014
  • Polina Gorlov
  • Eduard Vishnyakov
  • Loreen Geiler
  • Sven Miersch
  • Leah-Magdalena Steffan
  • Benjamin Steffan
 [50]
2015 Stuttgart
  • Ria Schwendinger
  • Valentin Wunderlich
 [51]
2016 Berlin
  • Ria Schwendinger
  • Valentin Wunderlich
  • Charise Matthaei
  • Maximilian Pfisterer
  • Sandrine Hofstetter
  • Benjamin Steffan
 [52]
2017 Mannheim
  • Charise Matthaei
  • Maximilian Pfisterer
  • Sabrina Bittner
  • Andrei Lebed
  • Sarah Michelle Knispel
  • Maximilian Voigtländer
 [53]
2018 Frankfurt
  • Ria Schwendinger
  • Valentin Wunderlich
  • Charise Matthaei
  • Maximilian Pfisterer
  • Lara Luft
  • Asaf Kazimov
 [54]
2019 Stuttgart
  • Charise Matthaei
  • Maximilian Pfisterer
  • Lara Luft
  • Asaf Kazimov
  • Anne-Marie Wolf
  • Max Liebers
 [55]
2020 Oberstdorf
  • Lara Luft
  • Stephano Schuster
  • Anne-Marie Wolf
  • Max Liebers
  • Viktoria Lopusova
  • Asaf Kazimov
 [56]
2021 Dortmund
  • Anne-Marie Wolf
  • Max Liebers
  • Lilia Schubert
  • Kieren Wagner
 No other competitors [57]
2022 Neuss
  • Darya Grimm
  • Michail Savitskiy
  • Karla Maria Karl
  • Kai Hoferichter
  • Janne Kummer
  • Erik Kummer
 [58]
2023 Oberstdorf
  • Alexia Kruk
  • Jan Eisenhaber
 [59]
2024 Berlin
  • Lilia Schubert
  • Nikita Remeshevskiy
 [60]
2025 Oberstdorf
  • Alexia Kruk
  • Jan Eisenhaber
  • Lilia Schubert
  • Nikita Remeshevskiy
 [61]

Records

Ellen Brockhöft performs on ice.
Nicole Schott at the 2019 Internationaux de France
Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy at Art on Ice in 2014
Nelli Zhiganshina and Alexander Gazsi at the 2012 World Championship
Kati Winkler and Rene Lohse at the 2004 World Championships
From left to right: Ellen Brockhöft and Nicole Schott have each won seven German Championship titles in women's singles; Aljona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy have won eight German Championship titles in pair skating; Nelli Zhiganshina and Alexander Gazsi, and Kati Winkler and René Lohse, have each won six German Championship titles in ice dance.
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles Werner Rittberger 11 1911–13;
1920–26;
1928 		[76]
Women's singles Ellen Brockhöft 7 1921;
1923–28 		[77]
Nicole Schott 7 2012;
2015;
2018–20;
2022–23 		[78]
Pairs 8 2004–09;
2011;
2014 		[79][80]
Aljona Savchenko[a] 10 2004–09;
2011;
2014;
2016;
2018
Ice dance
  • Angelika Buck
  • Erich Buck
 6 1968–73 [5]
6 2007;
2011–15 		[81]
6 1996;
1998–2000;
2003–04 		[82][83]
  1. ^ Aljona Savchenko won eight championships while partnered with Robin Szolkowy (2004–09, 2011, 2014) and two with Bruno Massot (2016, 2018).

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