Romanian Figure Skating Championships
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryRomania
First1924
OrganisedRomanian Skating Federation

The Romanian Figure Skating Championships (Romanian: Campionatul național de patinaj artistic) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Romanian Skating Federation (Romanian: Federația Română de Patinaj) to crown the national champions of Romania. The original Romanian Skating Federation was founded in 1924, but was dissolved in 2018 due to financial irregularities.[1] Without a national federation, skaters relied on their local skating clubs to arrange financing from the Romanian Olympic and Sports Committee, as well as to schedule international competitions. In 2025, Maria Coroamă oversaw the resurrection of the national skating federation; the impetus was Julia Sauter qualifying to compete for Romania at the 2026 Winter Olympics.[2] The Romanian Skating Federation was officially reconstituted in May 2026; Coroamă was named the federation's president.[3]

The first national championships were held in 1924 in Bucharest and featured events in figure skating, speed skating, and ice hockey.[4] Early competitions were periodically interrupted due to unfavorable weather conditions, as skating events were held outdoors and depended on lakes or rinks being suitably frozen.[5] No competitions were held from 1941 to 1945 or from 1947 to 1948 due to World War II. Since 2000, the Romanian Championships have often been held in conjunction with the Crystal Skate of Romania, Romania's marquee figure skating competition.[6] The top Romanian competitors at this competition are recognized as the Romanian national champions.[7] In 2024 and 2025, the junior championships were held in conjunction with the EduSport Trophy.[8][9] In 2026, the senior championships were held in conjunction with Skate Fehervar in Székesfehérvár, Hungary.[10]

Medals are awarded in men's and women's singles at the senior and junior levels, although each discipline may not necessarily be held every year due to a lack of participants. There has not been competition in pair skating in Romania since 1993. Cornel Gheorghe holds the record for winning the most Romanian Championship titles in men's singles (with eleven), Roxana Luca holds the record in women's singles (with ten), and Irina Timcic and Alfred Eisenbeisser hold the record in pair skating (with seven).

Senior medalists

Men's singles

Senior men's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1924BucharestElemer HirschC. LupuD. Navrea[11]
1925Cluj-NapocaAurel PuşcaşiuLajos Beke[12]
1926Chernivtsi[a]dnul. Linul[13]
1927Cluj-NapocaAurel Puşcaşiu[14]
1928Brașovdnul. LunoLajos BekeAurel Puşcaşiu[15]
1929Cluj-NapocaLajos BekeAurel PuşcaşiuBéla Horosz[16]
1930Béla HoroszLajos BekeNo other competitors[17]
1931BrașovAurel Puşcaşiu[18]
1932Cluj-NapocaLajos BekeBéla HoroszKár Habermann[19]
1933BucharestBéla HoroszDorin StanciulescuMaxim Bindea[20]
1934Maxim BindeaKár Habermann[21]
1935Chernivtsi[a]Roman TuruşancoDorin Stanciulescu[22]
1936No competition held
1937BrașovMaxim BindeaRoman TuruşancoH. Fischer[23]
1938Red LakeŞtefan Balaş[24]
1939Red Lake[b]Ştefan Balaşdnul. Hankódnul. Szende[5]
1940Cluj-NapocaRoman Turuşancodnul. JeneyNo other competitors[25]
1941–45No competitions held due to World War II
1946Cluj-NapocaRoman TuruşancoMaxim BindeaŞtefan Balaş[26]
1947–48No competitions held due to World War II
1949Cluj-NapocaRoman TuruşancoMaxim BindeaŞtefan Balaş[27]
1950Maxim BindeaValeriu BonţidiieNo other competitors[28]
1951No competition held
1952Miercurea CiucMaxim BindeaRoman TuruşancoNo other competitors[29]
1953Cluj-NapocaRoman TuruşancoMaxim BindeaMircea Sadoveanu[30]
1954BrașovŞtefan Balaş[31]
1955Ştefan BalaşTeo Cristian[32]
1956Cluj-NapocaMaxim Bindea[33]
1957Miercurea CiucMaxim BindeaŞtefan Balaş[34]
1958BucharestRoman TuruşancoMaxim BindeaŞtefan Hudak[35]
1959Cluj-NapocaRadu Ionian[36]
1960BucharestRadu IonianPetru GallCarol Hertl[37]
1961V. NeaguPetru Gall[38]
1962L. Nanaşi[39]
1963Carol HertlMarcel Comanici[40]
1964Marcel ComaniciCarol Hertl[41]
1965Marcel ComaniciNicolae Bellu[42]
1966Mihai Stoenescu[43]
1967Mihai StoenescuMarcel ComaniciNicolae Bellu[44]
1968Marcel ComaniciNicolae BelluMihai Stoenescu[45]
1969Gheorghe FazekasMarcel ComaniciDragos Sandu[46]
1970[47]
1971Mircea IonOctavian Goga[48]
1972Miercurea CiucAtanase Bulete[49]
1973BucharestAtanase BuleteMircea Ion[50]
1974Miercurea CiucMen's competition cancelled due to inclement weather[51]
1975BucharestMircea IonAtanase BuleteA. Georgescu[52]
1976Miercurea Ciuc[53]
1977Leonard AzzolaAdrian VasileAtanase Bulete[54]
1978Mircea IonAdrian Vasile[55]
1979GalațiBogdan Krutii[56]
1980BucharestAdrian VasileLiviu GhicaA. Anghel[57]
1981Bogdan KrutiiAdrian VasileLiviu Ghica[58]
1982GalațiAdrian VasileBogdan Krutii[59]
1983Marius Negrea[60]
1984[61]
1985Miercurea CiucMarius NegreaBogdan Krutii[62]
1986BucharestBogdan KrutiiCornel Gheorghe[63]
1987Miercurea CiucCornel GheorgheMarian PrisăcaruKovács György[64]
1988GheorgheniMarius NegreaMarian Prisăcaru[65]
1989GalațiZsolt KerekesMarius Negrea[66]
1990BucharestMarius NegreaLuis Taifas[67]
1991Zsolt Kerekes[68]
1992Marius NegreaCornel GheorgheLuis Taifas[69]
1993Cornel GheorgheZsolt KerekesMarius Negrea[70]
1994Miercurea CiucMarius NegreaBálint Miklós[71]
1995BucharestLuis TaifasGheorghe Chiper[72]
1996Marius Negrea[73]
1997Miercurea CiucMarius NegreaGheorghe Chiper[74]
1998BucharestGheorghe ChiperLuis Taifas[75]
1999Gheorghe ChiperCornel GheorgheBálint Miklós[76]
2000Adrian Matei[77]
2001Bálint Miklós[78]
2002Carol Braileanu[79][80]
2003Zoltán KelemenNo other competitors[81]
2004Miercurea CiucAdrian Matei[82]
2005BucharestGheorghe ChiperAdrian Matei[83]
2006Adrian MateiZoltán Kelemen[84]
2007Zoltán KelemenZsolt Kósz[85]
2008Zsolt KószVlad Ionescu[86]
2009No other competitors[87]
2010BrașovVlad IonescuZsolt Kósz[88]
2011[89]
2012[90]
2013No other competitors[91]
2014[92]
2015No men's competitors[93]
2016Dorjan KecskesNo other competitors[94]
2017Miercurea Ciuc[95]
2018Bucharest[96]
2019Andrei TanaseDorjan KecskesNo other competitors[97]
2020OtopeniDorjan KecskesNo other competitors[98]
2021Miercurea Ciuc[99]
2022Dorjan Kecskes[c][100]
2023OtopeniChristian NainerAndrei Tudor-DominicAnelin-George Enache[101]
2024–26No men's competitors

Women's singles

Senior women's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1925Cluj-NapocaAnna BojákyNo other competitors[12]
1926Chernivtsi[a][13]
1927Cluj-NapocaNo women's competitors[14]
1928BrașovRomulus Popdna. DomokosNo other competitors[15]
1929Cluj-NapocaMagda Kissdna. LinulGizi Schuller[16]
1930Romulus PopMagda KissKlári Csorba[17]
1931Brașov[18]
1932Cluj-NapocaKlári CsorbaRomulus PopMagda Kiss[19]
1933BucharestTuti Csorba[20]
1934Cluj-NapocaGerda RodewaldGonder Paller & Greta Rodenwald (tied)[102]
1935Chernivtsi[a]Gerda RodewaldTrude Guberdna. Hodlerné[22]
1936No competition held
1937BrașovTrude GuberRominca PopErzsébet Winkler[23]
1938Red LakeRominca Popdna. PappTrude Guber[24]
1939Red Lake[b]Rominca PopTrude GuberNora Walter[5]
1940Cluj-NapocaRominca PopTrude GuberBorisca Kovacs[25]
1941–45No competitions held due to World War II
1946Cluj-NapocaBorbana Covacidna. KatalinNo other competitors[26]
1947–48No competitions held due to World War II
1949Cluj-NapocaEcaterina WellmanRudi ConnerthMarieta Weinrich[27]
1950Marieta WeinrichCecilia Weinrich[28]
1951No competition held
1952Miercurea CiucEcaterina PuzstayMarieta WeinrichTrude Konnerth[29]
1953Cluj-NapocaCecilia Weinrich[30]
1954Brașov[31]
1955Marieta WeinrichEcaterina Puzstay[32]
1956Cluj-Napoca[33]
1957Miercurea CiucCecilia WeinrichEva Pálossy[34]
1958Bucharest[35]
1959Cluj-NapocaCristina PatrauleaImola Seiwarth[36]
1960BucharestCristina PatrauleaImola SeiwarthCecilia Weinrich[37]
1961Eva Seiwarth[38]
1962Irina ZaharescuRoxana Găbunea[39]
1963Elena MoişCristina PatrauleaImola Seiwarth[40]
1964Crenguţa Cumbari[41]
1965Cristina FormagiuNo other competitors[42]
1966[43]
1967Beatrice HuştiuRodica Dîdă[44]
1968Doina Ghiserel[45]
1969Beatrice HuştiuRodica DîdăConstanţa Ionescu[46]
1970Elena MoişRodica Dîdă[47]
1971Elena MoişDoina Mitricică[48]
1972Miercurea CiucDoina MitricicăElena MoişMariana Ionel[49]
1973BucharestGabriela VoicaSilvana Suciu[50]
1974Miercurea CiucElena MoişDoina Mitricică[51]
1975BucharestDoina MitricicăSilvana SuciuBeatrice Huştiu[52]
1976Miercurea CiucBeatrice HuştiuGabriela Voica[53]
1977Gabriela VoicaCornelia PicuMariana Chiţu[54]
1978Cornelia PicuGabriela VoicaTereza Nencu[55]
1979GalațiIrina NichiforovCornelia Picu[56]
1980BucharestGabriela VoicaTereza NencuDana Rădulsecu[57]
1981Mariana ChiţuGabriela VoicaManuela Bădiţoiu[58]
1982GalațiViorica NicuIrina Nichiforov[59]
1983Viorica NicuIrina NichiforovBrigite Sigmund[60]
1984Mariana ChiţuManuela BădiţoiuSimona D'Albon[61]
1985Miercurea CiucKinga SzállasiCsilla SándorMaria Grusz[62]
1986BucharestGreti MártonAnca CristescuNicoleta Cimpoieşu[63]
1987Miercurea CiucNicoleta CimpoieşuEva Gegő[64]
1988GheorgheniBeatrisz KurcsakovskiMarina Bellu[65]
1989GalațiCodruţa MoiseanuFabiola VişinoiuBeatrisz Kurcsakovski[66]
1990BucharestBeatrice KurcsacovszkiAndrea Munteanu[67]
1991Raluca Duda[68]
1992Noémi Bedö[69]
1993Beatrisz KurcsakovskiCodruţa MoiseanuOana Danciu[70]
1994Miercurea CiucRamona CruceruOana DanciuKinga Székely[71]
1995BucharestOana VeliscuMădălina MateiNoémi Bedö[72]
1996Roxana LucaNoémi BedöOana Veliscu[73]
1997Miercurea CiucNoémi BedöRoxana Luca[74]
1998BucharestMădălina MateiRoxana Luca[75]
1999Roxana LucaNoémi BedöMădălina Matei[76]
2000Simona Pungă[77]
2001Simona PungăDiana Dragomir[78]
2002Roxana Boamfă[79][80]
2003Roxana BoamfăMaria BaleaSimona Pungă[81]
2004Miercurea CiucSimona PungăRoxana BoamfăTünde Gáll[82]
2005BucharestRoxana LucaRoxana SimionescuMaria Balea[83]
2006Tünde GállRoxana Boamfă[84]
2007Lisa Larissa IpatiMaria Balea[85]
2008Tünde Gáll[86]
2009GalațiAnita Nagy[103]
2010Sabina PaquierSabina Măriuță[104]
2011BrașovSabina MăriuțăAnca IonescuAnita Nagy[89]
2012Denisa SanduRaisa RijenovskiNo other competitors[90]
2013Sabina Măriuță[91]
2014Julia SauterNo other competitors[92]
2015[93]
2016Zselyke Kenéz[94]
2017Miercurea CiucJulia Sauter[95]
2018OtopeniZselyke KenézIrina PredaNo other competitors[96]
2019Julia SauterAmanda StanCristiana Mihaela Silca[97]
2020Ana-Sofia BescheaAndreea UrecheCristia Calcan[98]
2021Miercurea CiucAna-Maria IonNo other competitors[99]
2022Julia SauterAna-Sofia BescheaAna-Maria Ion[100]
2023OtopeniAndreea Ramona VoicuAndreea Denisa Comanescu[101]
2024Ana-Sofia BescheaAndreea Ramona Voicu[105]
2025Teodora Maria Gheorghe[106]
2026Székesfehérvár[107]

Pairs

Senior pairs' event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1924BucharestNo other competitors[11]
1925–26No pairs competitors
1927Cluj-NapocaNo other competitors[14]
1928Brașov[15]
1929Cluj-NapocaNo pairs competitors[16]
1930No other competitors[17]
1931Brașov[18]
1932Cluj-Napoca[19]
1933Bucharest[20]
1934Cluj-Napoca[102]
1935Chernivtsi[a][22]
1936No competition held
1937BrașovNo other competitors[23]
1938Red Lake[24]
1939Red Lake[b][5]
1940Cluj-NapocaNo other competitors[25]
1941–45No competitions held due to World War II
1946Cluj-NapocaNo other competitors[26]
1947–48No competitions held due to World War II
1949Cluj-Napoca[27]
1950No other competitors[28]
1951No competition held
1952Miercurea CiucNo other competitors[29]
1953Cluj-NapocaNo pairs competitors[30]
1954Brașov[108]
1955[32]
1956Cluj-Napoca[33]
1957Miercurea Ciuc[34]
1958Bucharest[35]
1959Cluj-Napoca[36]
1960BucharestNo pairs competitors[37]
1961No other competitors[38]
1962[39]
1963[40]
1964No other competitors[41]
1965No other competitors[42]
1966No other competitors[43]
1967[44]
1968[45]
1969[46]
1970No other competitors[47]
1971[48]
1972Miercurea CiucNo other competitors[49]
1973Bucharest[109]
1974Miercurea Ciuc[51]
1975–88No pairs competitors
1989Galați[66]
1990Bucharest[67]
1991[68]
1992[69]
1993No other competitors[70]
No pairs competitions since 1993

Junior medalists

While junior-level championships were held in Romania prior to 2011, this is earliest for which full results have been documented.

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2011BrașovVlad IonescuZsolt KószIancu Vergheleţ[110]
2012[111]
2013BucharestCatalin DimitrescuDaniel PatricheGraţiano Dinu[112]
2014BrașovValentin CostacheGraţiano DinuIancu Vergheleţ[113]
2015Flavius LucaValentin CostacheDorjan Kecskes[114]
2016Valentin CostacheAndrei Tanase[115]
2017Andrei TanaseNo other competitors[116]
2018Târgu Secuiesc[117]
2019OtopeniSebastian RadovanNo other competitors[118]
2020No other competitors[119]
2021Miercurea CiucLehel Tulit[99]
2022Anelin-George Enache[d]Lehel Tulit[d]No other competitors[100]
2023OtopeniAndrei Tudor-DominicNo other competitors[120]
2024Răzvan CionacAnelin-George EnacheNo other competitors[8]
2025Bálint Domahidi-Dóczy[9]
2026No other competitors[121]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2011BrașovDenisa SanduSabina MăriuțăRaisa Rijenovski[110]
2012Marya Fay VangeystelenRaisa RijenovskiAnita Nagy[111]
2013BucharestJulia SauterMarya Fay VangestelenDenisa Sandu[112]
2014BrașovZselyke KenézAna CatanăRaisa Rjenovschi[113]
2015Julia SauterAmanda StanZselyke Kenéz[114]
2016[115]
2017Amanda StanZselyke KenézCristiana Mihaela Silca[116]
2018Târgu SecuiescAna-Sofia BescheaBristena Prodea[117]
2019OtopeniBristena ProdeaRamona-Andreaa VoicuAna-Sofia Beschea[118]
2020Ana-Sofia BescheaLuiza Elena Ilie[119]
2021Miercurea CiucRamona-Andreaa VoicuAna-Sofia BescheaIngrid Ana Pricop[99]
2022Ana-Sofia BescheaLuiza-Elena IlieRuxandra Rotundu[100]
2023OtopeniLuiza-Elena IlieRuxandra RotunduIngrid Pricop[120]
2024Natalia RuncanuMaria SmarandaTara-Maria Ienciu[8]
2025Ana StratulatAdria Liliac[9]
2026Adria LiliacAndreea Cristiana Maria LazarAna Stratulat[121]
Notes
  1. ^ Chernivtsi, in present-day Ukraine, was at this point in time called Cernăuți and was part of the Kingdom of Romania.[124]
  2. ^ The 1939 Romanian Championships, originally scheduled in Bucharest, were not held due to unfavorable ice conditions. An unofficial competition was held later at the Red Lake, attended by most of Romania's top skaters.[5]
  3. ^ Dorjan Kecskes did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Romanian Champion.[125]
  4. ^ Neither skater achieved the required minimum score to be named the Romanian Junior Champion.[126]

Records

DisciplineMost championship titles
Skater(s)No.YearsRef.
Men's singles111987–91;
1993–98		[122]
Women's singles101996;
1999–2002;
2005–09		[123]
Pairs71933;
1935;
1937–38;
1954–56		[20][22]
[23][24]
[108][32]
[33]

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