Soviet Figure Skating Championships
StatusDefunct
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
Years active1924–1992
OrganizedFigure Skating Federation of the USSR[1]

The Soviet Figure Skating Championships (Russian: Чемпионат СССР по фигурному катанию) – also known as the USSR Figure Skating Championships – were an annual figure skating competition organized by the Figure Skating Federation of the USSR (Russian: Федерации фигурного катания СССР) to crown the national champions of the Soviet Union. The first Soviet Championships were held in 1924 in Moscow. Competitions were frequently interrupted early on, particularly leading up to and during World War II, while the final Soviet Championships were held in 1991 in Kyiv. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, many of the former Soviet republics held their own national figure skating championships.

Medals were awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance. Sergei Chetverukhin and Alexandre Fadeev are tied for winning the most Soviet Championship titles in men's singles (with six each), Julia Katkhanova holds the record in women's singles (also with six), and Tatyana Tolmachova () and Alexander Tolmachev hold the record in pair skating (with ten). Lyudmila Pakhomova and Aleksandr Gorshkov hold the record in ice dance (with six), although Pakhomova won an additional three titles with a previous partner.

History

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics – more commonly referred to as the USSR or the Soviet Union – was established in 1922 following World War I and the Russian Revolution.[2] The first Soviet Figure Skating Championships were held in 1924 in Moscow,[3] and continued to 1941 with frequent interruptions leading up to World War II. Competitions were held without interruption from 1945 onwards. Ice dance made its debut at the 1946 Soviet Championships.[4] The figure skating competitions at the 1958 Spartakiad of the RSFSR (Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic) served as the 1958 Soviet Championships;[5] the same was true for the 1974 and 1978 Spartakiads of the Peoples of the USSR.[6][7] The last installment was held in December 1991 in Kyiv, in what was then the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic.[8]

After the collapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991, Russia and the other eleven Soviet republics emerged as independent nations.[9] Numerous Soviet medalists went on to have successful careers competing in the Russian Figure Skating Championships: Alexei Urmanov won four Russian men's titles from 1993 to 1996,[10] Maria Butyrskaya won six women's titles between 1993 and 1999,[11] Marina Eltsova and Andrei Bushkov won four pairs titles between 1993 and 1998,[12][13] Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov won the pairs title in 1996,[14] Oksana Grishuk and Evgeni Platov won the ice dance title in 1996,[15] and Anjelika Krylova and Vladimir Fedorov won the ice dance titles in 1993 to 1994.[16][17] Krylova went on to win an additional three titles with another partner.[18] Viktor Petrenko won the men's title at the 1994 Ukrainian Figure Skating Championships,[19] while Julia Vorobieva became a seven-time national champion of Azerbaijan.[20]

Senior medalists

Men's singles

Men's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1924MoscowYuri ZeldovichNo other competitors[3]
1925–26No competitions held[21]
1927LeningradYuri ZeldovichMikhail StankevichNo other competitors[22]
1928Leonid ShaposhnikovMikhail Stankevich[23]
1929–32No competitions held[21]
1933GorkyIvan BogoyavlenskyMr. V. DmitrievMr. Strelkov[24]
[25]
1934–36No competitions held
1937MoscowPyotr ChernyshevPetr OrlovSergei Vasilyev
1938Leningrad
1939GorkySergei VasilievPetr Orlov[26]
1940No competition held[24]
1941MoscowPyotr ChernyshevSergei VasilievPetr Orlov[27]
1942–44No competitions held[21]
1945GorkySergei VasilievPyotr ChernyshevBoris Podkosi[28]
1946TallinnPetr OrlovSergei VasilievPyotr Chernyshev[4]
1947Gorky[29]
1948MoscowSergei VasilievPetr Orlov[30]
1949GorkyPyotr ChernyshevPetr Orlov[31]
1950KalininPetr OrlovB. Podkopaev[32]
1951TulaPetr OrlovSergei VasilievIvan Mitrushchenkov[33]
1952MoscowIvan MitrushchenkovValentin Zakharov[34]
1953YaroslavlValentin ZakharovPetr OrlovIvan Mitrushchenkov[35]
1954KirovOleg SimantovskyIgor Persiantsev[36]
1955MoscowIgor PersiantsevValentin Zakharov[37]
1956ArkhangelskLev MikhaylovIgor Persiantsev[38]
1957MoscowValentin ZakharovOleg Simantovsky[39]
1958Igor Persiantsev[40]
1959Igor PersiantsevOleg Simantovsky[41]
1960Oleg SimantovskyIgor Persiantsev[42]
1961Valery MeshkovAlexander Vedenin[43]
1962RigaAlexander VedeninOleg Simantovsky[44]
1963MoscowAlexander VedeninVladimir KurenbinValery Meshkov[45]
1964KirovValery MeshkovSergei ChetverukhinAlexei Mishin[46]
1965KyivAlexander VedeninValery MeshkovSergei Chetverukhin[47]
1966GorkyValery MeshkovSergei ChetverukhinVladimir Kurenbin[48]
1967KuybyshevSergei ChetverukhinVladimir KurenbinValery Meshkov[49]
1968VoskresenskValery MeshkovVladimir Kurenbin[50]
1969LeningradVladimir KurenbinSergey Volkov[51]
1970KyivSergey VolkovYuri Ovchinnikov[52]
1971Riga[53]
1972MinskVladimir KovalyovIgor Bobrin[54]
1973Rostov-on-DonSergei ChetverukhinYuri OvchinnikovSergey Volkov[55]
1974SverdlovskSergey VolkovVladimir Kovalyov[56]
1975KyivYuri OvchinnikovSergey Volkov[57]
1976VolgogradSergey VolkovYuri OvchinnikovIgor Bobrin[58]
1977VilniusVladimir KovalyovSergey Volkov[59]
1978SverdlovskIgor BobrinVladimir KovalyovKonstantin Kokora[7]
1979ZaporizhzhiaKonstantin KokoraIgor BobrinVladimir Kotin[60]
1980KharkivIgor BobrinVladimir KotinKonstantin Kokora[61]
1981OdesaAlexandre FadeevVladimir Kotin[62]
1982RigaVladimir KotinAlexandre Fadeev[63]
1983ChelyabinskAlexandre FadeevIgor BobrinVitali Egorov[64]
1984TashkentVitali EgorovLeonid KaznakovViktor Petrenko[65]
1985DnipropetrovskVladimir KotinVitali EgorovLeonid Kaznakov[66]
1986LeningradAlexandre FadeevViktor PetrenkoVitali Egorov[67]
1987Vilnius[68]
1988YerevanVladimir Kotin[69]
1989KyivDmitri GromovYuriy Tsymbalyuk[70]
1990LeningradViktor PetrenkoDmitri Gromov[71]
1991MinskViktor PetrenkoVyacheslav ZahorodnyukAlexei Urmanov[72]
1992KyivAlexei UrmanovViktor Petrenko[8]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1924MoscowNo women's competitors[3]
1925–26No competitions held[21]
1928LeningradM. PetrovaM. MatselisNo other competitors[73]
1929–32No competitions held[21]
1933GorkyTatiana GranatkinaTatyana MolchanovaNo other competitors[74]
1934–36No competitions held[24]
[25]
1937MoscowTatiana GranatkinaEvgenia Alekseeva (née Oborina)No other competitors
1938LeningradEvgenia Alekseeva (née Oborina)Nina Leplinskaya
1939GorkyJulia Katkhanova (née Nikolaeva)[26]
1940No competition held[24]
1941MoscowEvgenia Alekseeva (née Oborina)Vaike PaduriJulia Katkhanova (née Nikolaeva)[27]
1942–44No competitions held[21]
1945GorkyVaike PaduriJelena VasiljevaLidia Sokolova[28]
1946TallinnEvgenia Alekseeva (née Oborina)Vaike PaduriJulia Katkhanova (née Nikolaeva)[4]
1947GorkyJulia Katkhanova (née Nikolaeva)Tatiana Granatkina[29]
1948MoscowJulia Alexeeva[30]
1949GorkyEvgenia Alekseeva (née Oborina)Nonna Kartavenko[31]
1950KalininNonna KartavenkoMaya Belenkaya[32]
1951Tula[33]
1952Moscow[34]
1953YaroslavlNonna KartavenkoMaya BelenkayaMarina Granatkina[35]
1954KirovMaya BelenkayaEvgenia Bogdanova[36]
1955MoscowTatiana LikharevaElena Osipova[75]
1956ArkhangelskEvgenia BogdanovaTatiana LikharevaTatiana Medvedeva[38]
1957MoscowElena OsipovaEvgenia BogdanovTatiana Likhareva[39]
1958Tatiana LikharevaElena Osipova[40]
1959Irina Ershova[41]
1960Tatyana NemtsovaTamara BratusTatiana Likhareva[76]
1961Irina Grishkova[77]
1962RigaTamara Bratus (Moskvina)Irina LiuliakovaSvetlana Tarasova[78]
1963MoscowTatyana ZhukTatyana Nemtsova[79]
1964KirovTatyana NemtsovaTatyana Loginova[80]
1965KyivElena SlepovaElena Shcheglova[81]
1966GorkyGalina GrzhibovskayaTatiana Moskovskaya[48]
1967KuybyshevElena ShcheglovaElena Alexandrova[82]
1968VoskresenskGalina GrzhibovskayaElena Shcheglova[50]
1969LeningradElena ShcheglovaGalina Grzhibovskaya[83]
1970KyivElena AlexandrovaElena ShcheglovaAlla Korneva[84]
1971RigaMarina TitovaElena AlexandrovaElena Kotova[85]
1972MinskTatiana Oleneva[86]
1973Rostov-on-DonTatiana OlenevaMarina SanayaLiudmila Bakonina[55]
1974SverdlovskLiudmila BakoninaTatiana RachkovaElena Lytkina[87]
1975Kyiv[88]
1976VolgogradElena VodorezovaNatalia StrelkovaLiudmila Bakonina[89]
1977VilniusLiudmila BakoninaMarina Kulbitskaya[90]
1978SverdlovskLiudmila BakoninaMarina IgnatovaZhanna Ilyina[91]
1979ZaporizhzhiaKira IvanovaNatalia StrelkovaMarina Ignatova[92]
1980KharkivElena VodorezovaAlla Fomicheva[93]
1981OdesaKira IvanovaAlla FomichevaMarina Serova[94]
1982RigaElena VodorezovaAnna AntonovaAnna Kondrashova[95]
1983ChelyabinskAnna KondrashovaAnna Antonova[64]
1984TashkentNatalia LebedevaMarina Serova[65]
1985DnipropetrovskAnna KondrashovaKira IvanovaNatalia Lebedeva[96]
1986Leningrad[97]
1987VilniusNatalia Skrabnevskaya[98]
1988YerevanNatalia Gorbenko[99]
1989KyivNatalia GorbenkoNatalia LebedevaAnna Lozovik[100]
1990LeningradNatalia LebedevaNatalia SkrabnevskayaLarissa Zamotina[101]
1991MinskJulia VorobievaNatalia Gorbenko[72]
1992KyivTatiana RachkovaMaria Butyrskaya[8]

Pairs

Pairs' event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1924MoscowNo other competitors[3]
1925–26No competitions held[21]
1927Leningrad[102]
1928[73]
1929–32No competitions held[21]
1933Gorky[74]
1934–36No competitions held[24]
[25]
1937Moscow& (tied)No silver medals awarded
1938Leningrad
1939Gorky[26]
1940No competition held[24]
1941Moscow[103]
1942–44No competitions held[21]
1945Gorky[28]
1946Tallinn[4]
1947Gorky[29]
1948Moscow[30]
1949Gorky[104]
1950Kalinin[32]
1951Tula[33]
1952Moscow[34]
1953Yaroslavl[105]
1954Kirov[36]
1955Moscow& (tied)[106]
1956Arkhangelsk[107]
1957Moscow[39]
1958[108]
1959[109]
1960[110]
1961[43]
1962Riga[44]
1963Moscow[111]
1964Kirov[46]
1965Kyiv[112]
1966Gorky[48]
1967Kuybyshev[113]
1968Voskresensk[114]
1969Leningrad[115]
1970Kyiv[116]
1971Riga[53]
1972Minsk[117]
1973Rostov-on-Don[118]
1974Sverdlovsk[6]
1975Kyiv[119]
1976Volgograd[89]
1977Vilnius[120]
1978Sverdlovsk[121]
1979Zaporizhzhia[122]
1980Kharkiv[123]
1981Odesa[124]
1982Riga[125]
1983Chelyabinsk[126]
1984Tashkent[127]
1985Dnipropetrovsk[128]
1986Leningrad[129]
1987Vilnius[130]
1988Yerevan[131]
1989Kyiv[132]
1990Leningrad[101]
1991Minsk[72]
1992Kyiv[8]

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1946TallinnNo other competitors[4]
1947Gorky[133]
1948Moscow[30]
1949GorkyNo other competitors[104]
1950Kalinin[32]
1951Tula[134]
1952MoscowNo ice dance competition[34]
1953Yaroslavl[135]
1954–58No ice dance competitions
1959Moscow[109]
1960–62No ice dance competitions
1963MoscowNo other competitors[79]
1964Kirov[136]
1965Kyiv[112]
1966Gorky[48]
1967Kuybyshev[82]
1968Voskresensk[137]
1969Leningrad[83]
1970Kyiv[84]
1971Riga[85]
1972Minsk[138]
1973Rostov-on-Don[55]
1974Sverdlovsk[139]
1975Kyiv[88]
1976Volgograd[140]
1977Vilnius[59]
1978Sverdlovsk[141]
1979Zaporizhzhia[142]
1980Kharkiv[61]
1981Odesa[94]
1982Riga[63]
1983Chelyabinsk[64]
1984Leningrad[65]
1985Dnipropetrovsk[66]
1986Leningrad[67]
1987Vilnius[98]
1988Yerevan[99]
1989Kyiv[100]
1990Leningrad[101]
1991Minsk[72]
1992Kyiv[8]

Records

DisciplineMost championship titles
Skater(s)No.YearsRef.
Men's singles61967–71;
1973		[143][49]
1983;
1986–90		[64][67]
[68][69]
[70][71]
Women's singles61947–52[29][30]
[31][32]
[33][34]
Pairs101937–38;
1941;
1945–51		[144][24]
Ice dance61969–71;
1973–75		[145]
[a]91964–66;
1969–71;
1973–75
  1. ^ Lyudmila Pakhomova won three championship titles while partnered with Viktor Ryzhkin (1964–66) and six with Aleksandr Gorshkov (1969–71, 1973–75).[145]

See also

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