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Czech Figure Skating Championships

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Czech Figure Skating Championships
Logo of the Czech Skating Federation
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
Country Czech Republic
Previous event2025 Four Nationals Championships
Organised byCzech Skating Association

The Czech Figure Skating Championships (Czech: Mistrovství České republiky v krasobruslení) are held annually to crown the national champions of the Czech Republic. Skaters compete 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. The event is organized by the Czech Figure Skating Association (Czech: Český krasobruslařský svaz), the sport's national governing body.[1]

Tomáš Verner currently holds the record for the most Czech Championships won in men's singles (with ten),[2] while Eliška Březinová holds the record in women's singles (with nine).[3] Kateřina Beránková and Otto Dlabola hold the record in pair skating (with six),[4] while Kamila Hájková and David Vincour hold the record in ice dance (with five).[5]

History

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After the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1992, the independent nations of the Czech Republic and Slovakia were re-established.[6] The Czech Skating Association and the Slovak Figure Skating Association ran independent national championships until the 2006–07 season, when the two associations joined their national championships together as one event.[7] The inaugural Czech and Slovak Figure Skating Championships were held in Liberec in the Czech Republic.[7] The Czech Republic and Slovakia alternated as hosts for the combined championships until the 2008–09 season, when Poland joined and the Three Nationals Championships were officially formed.[8] Since Hungary joined during the 2013–14 season, the event has been known as the Four Nationals Championships.[9] Skaters from the four countries compete together and the results are split at the end of the competition to form national podiums.

Senior medalists

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From left to right: Georgii Reshtenko, the reigning Czech champion in men's singles; Eliška Březinová, eight-time Czech champion in women's singles; and Natálie Taschlerová and Filip Taschler, the reigning Czech champions in ice dance

Men's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1994 Třinec Jaroslav Dostál Martin Diviš No other competitors
1995 Ústí nad Labem Jaroslav Suchý Radek Horák Karel Nekola
1996 Třinec Radek Horák Jaroslav Suchý
1997 Ústí nad Labem Karel Nekola Radek Horák Petr Jaroš
1998 Brno Radek Horák Petr Jaroš Karel Nekola [10]
1999 Karviná Lukáš Rakowski Radek Horák [11]
2000 Mladá Boleslav Tomáš Šrom [12]
2001 Tomáš Verner [13]
2002 Karviná Tomáš Verner Lukáš Rakowski Radek Horák [14]
2003 Brno Ondřej Hotárek [15]
2004 Hradec Králové Michal Matloch [16]
2005 Ostrava Tomáš Janečko Lukáš Rakowski [17]
2006 České Budějovice Tomáš Verner Pavel Kaška [18]
2007 Liberec Tomáš Janečko [7]
2008 Slovakia Trenčín Michal Březina Pavel Kaška [19]
2009 Třinec Pavel Kaška Michal Matloch Petr Bidař [8]
2010 Poland Cieszyn Michal Březina Tomáš Verner Pavel Kaška [20]
2011 Slovakia Žilina Tomáš Verner Michal Březina [21]
2012 Ostrava [22]
2013 Poland Cieszyn Pavel Kaška Marco Zakouril [23]
2014 Slovakia Bratislava Michal Březina Petr Coufal [9]
2015 Hungary Budapest Michal Březina Petr Coufal Pavel Kaška [24]
2016 Třinec Jiří Bělohradský Petr Kotlařík [25]
2017 Poland Katowice Jiří Bělohradský Matyáš Bělohradský Tomáš Kupka [26]
2018 Slovakia Košice Petr Kotlařík [27]
2019 Hungary Budapest Matyáš Bělohradský Petr Kotlařík Daniel Mrázek [28]
2020 Ostrava Michal Březina Matyáš Bělohradský Jiří Bělohradský [29]
2021 Poland Cieszyn Jiří Bělohradský Georgii Reshtenko No other competitors [30]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves Matyáš Bělohradský Georgii Reshtenko [31]
2023 Hungary Budapest Petr Kotlařík [32]
2024 Turnov Georgii Reshtenko Filip Ščerba [33]
2025 Poland Cieszyn Petr Kotlařík [34]

Women's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1994 Třinec Irena Zemanová Kateřina Beránková Lenka Kulovaná
1995 Ústí nad Labem Kateřina Beránková Lenka Kulovaná Irena Zemanová
1996 Třinec Lenka Kulovaná Kateřina Beránková Karolína Hofferová
1997 Ústí nad Labem Kateřina Blohonová
1998 Brno Kateřina Blohonová Veronika Skalická [10]
1999 Karviná Annette Dytrtová Veronika Dytrtová Petra Lehká [11]
2000 Mladá Boleslav Eva Chudá Lenka Šeniglová Veronika Dytrtová [12]
2001 Lucie Krausová [13]
2002 Karviná Veronika Dytrtová Lenka Šeniglová [14]
2003 Brno Petra Lukáčíková Marta Klímová [15]
2004 Hradec Králové Petra Lukáčíková Ivana Hudziecová Dina Babická [16]
2005 Ostrava Pavla Skotalová Ivana Hudziecová [17]
2006 České Budějovice Ivana Hudziecová Petra Lukáčíková Hana Charyparová [18]
2007 Liberec Nella Simaová Klára Nováková [7]
2008 Slovakia Trenčín Nella Simaová Hana Charyparová [19]
2009 Třinec Ivana Hudziecová Martina Boček [8]
2010 Poland Cieszyn Martina Boček Nella Simaová [20]
2011 Slovakia Žilina Kristina Kostková Eliška Březinová [21]
2012 Ostrava Eliška Březinová Klára Světlíková Nastasia Lobachevskaya [22]
2013 Poland Cieszyn Laura Raszyková Jana Coufalová [23]
2014 Slovakia Bratislava Eliška Březinová Elizaveta Ukolova [9]
2015 Hungary Budapest [24]
2016 Třinec Michaela Lucie Hanzlíková Anna Dušková [25]
2017 Poland Katowice Michaela Lucie Hanzlíková Eliška Březinová Natálie Kratěnová [26]
2018 Slovakia Košice Eliška Březinová Dahyun Ko Michaela Lucie Hanzlíková [27]
2019 Hungary Budapest Klára Štěpánová Aneta Janiczková [28]
2020 Ostrava Nikola Rychtaříková Kateřina Fričová [29]
2021 Poland Cieszyn Oluša Gajdošová [30]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves Ellen Slavíčková [31]
2023 Hungary Budapest Barbora Vránková Eliška Březinová Nikola Rychtaříková [32]
2024 Turnov Michaela Vraštáková [33]
2025 Poland Cieszyn Michaela Vraštáková Barbora Vránková [34]

Pairs

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1994 Třinec
No other competitors
1995 Ústí nad Labem
  • Kristýna Matěnová
  • Martin Diviš
1996 Třinec No other competitors
1997 Ústí nad Labem
  • Pavla Ročková
  • Martin Diviš
1998 Brno [10]
1999 Karviná [11]
2000 Mladá Boleslav
No other competitors [12]
2001
[13]
2002 Karviná
[14]
2003 Brno
  • Andrea Vargová
  • Marek Sedlmajer
  • Adéla Zilvarová
  • Miroslav Verner
 [15]
2004 Hradec Králové
No other competitors [16]
2005 Ostrava No pairs competitors [17]
2006 České Budějovice No other competitors [18]
2007–10 No pairs competitors
2011 Slovakia Žilina No other competitors [21]
2012 Ostrava No other competitors [22]
2013–19 No pairs competitors
2020 Ostrava [a] No other competitors [35]
2021 Poland Cieszyn [30]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves No pairs competitors [31]
2023 Hungary Budapest No other competitors [32]
2024 Turnov [33]
2025 Poland Cieszyn No pairs competitors [34]
  1. ^ As Jelizaveta Žuková had not yet been released from Russia to compete internationally, she and Martin Bidař competed in the 2020 Czech Championships, but not the 2020 Four Nationals Championships.

Ice dance

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1994 Třinec
  • Lucie Jeřábková
  • Martin Andrašovský
1995 Ústí nad Labem No other competitors
1996 Třinec
1997 Ústí nad Labem
  • Alena Kramplová
  • Jan Nerad
  • Monika Kramná
  • Petr Janák
1998 Brno
  • Alena Kramplová
  • Jan Nerad
 [10]
1999 Karviná
  • Martina Kvarcáková
  • Ota Jandejsek
 [11]
2000 Mladá Boleslav
  • Martina Kvarcáková
  • Ota Jandejsek
 No other competitors [12]
2001
  • Martina Kvarcáková
  • Ota Jandejsek
 [13]
2002 Karviná No other competitors [14]
2003 Brno [15]
2004 Hradec Králové [16]
2005 Ostrava [17]
2006 České Budějovice No other competitors [18]
2007 Liberec [7]
2008 Slovakia Trenčín No other competitors [19]
2009 Třinec [8]
2010 Poland Cieszyn No other competitors [20]
2011 Slovakia Žilina [21]
2012 Ostrava
[22]
2013 Poland Cieszyn No other competitors [23]
2014 Slovakia Bratislava No other competitors [9]
2015 Hungary Budapest [24]
2016 Třinec No ice dance competitors [25]
2017 Poland Katowice
  • Nicole Kuzmichová
  • Alexandr Sinicyn
 No other competitors [26]
2018 Slovakia Košice No other competitors [27]
2019–21 No ice dance competitors
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves No other competitors [31]
2023 Hungary Budapest No other competitors [32]
2024 Turnov No other competitors [33]
2025 Poland Cieszyn No other competitors [34]

Junior medalists

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Men's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002 Děčín Michal Matloch Lukáš Rakowski Ondřej Hotárek [36]
2003 Příbram Tomáš Janečko Ondřej Hotárek Jan Matejka [37]
2004 Hradec Králové Pavel Kaška Miroslav Verner [16]
2005 Ostrava Michal Březina Jakub Šafránek Michal Řehůřek [17]
2006 České Budějovice Petr Bidař [18]
2007 Liberec Miroslav Dvořák [7]
2008 České Budějovice Petr Bidař Petr Coufal Jiří Vašíček [38]
2009 Brno Petr Coufal Jiří Vašíček Miroslav Dvořák [39]
2010 Petr Bidař Petr Coufal Jiří Vašíček [40]
2011 České Budějovice Petr Coufal Marco Zakouřil Miroslav Dvořák [41]
2012 Pardubice Tomáš Kupka Marco Zakouřil [42]
2013 Příbram Jan Kurník [43]
2014 Třinec [44]
2015 Plzeň Jiří Bělohradský Petr Kotlařík Martin Bidař [45]
2016 Matyáš Bělohradský [46]
2017 Náchod Petr Kotlařík Jiří Bělohradský Radek Jakubka [47]
2018 Liberec Radek Jakubka Matyáš Bělohradský [48]
2019 Náchod Matyáš Bělohradský Filip Ščerba Daniel Mrázek [49]
2020 Litoměřice Filip Ščerba Matyáš Bělohradský Georgii Reshtenko [50]
2021 No competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Český Těšín Georgii Reshtenko Damian Malczyk Sebastian Malczyk [51]
2023 Strakonice Damian Malczyk Jindřich Klement Vojtěch Warisch [52]
2024 Mariánské Lázně Tadeáš Václavík Jan Valtera No other competitors [53]

Women's singles

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002 Děčín Lucie Krausová Monika Králová Jana Sýkorová [36]
2003 Příbram Veronika Benesová Pavla Skotalová Petra Lukaciková [37]
2004 Hradec Králové Jana Sýkorová Zuzana Wojtovičová Pavla Skotalová [16]
2005 Ostrava Nella Simaová Petra Vaumundová Zuzana Wojtovičová [17]
2006 České Budějovice Klara Noviková [18]
2007 Liberec Barbara Albrechtová Eva Čiklová Tereza Světlíková [7]
2008 České Budějovice Barbora Švédová Nikola Procházková Klára Zoubková [38]
2009 Brno Hana Vaverková Alexandra Herbríková [39]
2010 Kristína Košíková Barbora Švédová Eliška Březinová [40]
2011 České Budějovice Veronika Paličková Adéla Jelínková Daria Zaychenko [41]
2012 Pardubice Elizaveta Ukolova Eliška Březinová Jana Coufalová [42]
2013 Příbram Klára Světlíková [43]
2014 Třinec Anna Dušková Aneta Janiczková Klára Světlíková [44]
2015 Plzeň Elizaveta Ukolova Jana Coufalová [45]
2016 Elizaveta Ukolova Michaela Lucie Hanzlíková Klára Světlíková [46]
2017 Náchod Michaela Lucie Hanzlíková Klára Štěpánová Elizabeth Harsh [47]
2018 Liberec Dahyun Ko Kateřina Fričová Nikola Rychtaříková [48]
2019 Náchod Nikola Rychtaříková Aneta Janiczková [49]
2020 Litoměřice Thea Reichmacherová Klára Štěpánová [50]
2021 No competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Český Těšín Barbora Vránková Adéla Vallová Michaela Vrašťáková [51]
2023 Strakonice Barbora Tykalová Kateřina Hanušová Adéla Vallová [52]
2024 Mariánské Lázně Jana Horčičková Barbora Tykalová Kateřina Hanušová [53]

Pairs

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002 Děčín
  • Adéla Zilvarová
  • Miroslav Verner
 No other competitors [36]
2003 Příbram No other competitors [37]
2004 Hradec Králové No pairs competitors [16]
2005 Ostrava
  • Klára Zoubková
  • Miroslav Verner
 No other competitors [17]
2006 České Budějovice No junior pairs competitors [18]
2007 Liberec [7]
2008 České Budějovice
  • Andrea Hollerová
  • Jakub Šafránek
 No other competitors [38]
2009 Třinec
[8]
2010 Brno [40]
2011–13 No junior pairs competitors
2014 Slovakia Bratislava No other competitors [9]
2015 Hungary Budapest [24]
2016–19 No junior pairs competitors
2020 Ostrava
  • Lucie Novotná
  • Mykyta Husakov
 No other competitors [29]
2021 Poland Cieszyn
  • Barbora Kuciánová
  • Lukáš Vochozka
 [30]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves [31]
2023 Hungary Budapest [32]
2024 Turnov
  • Debora Anna Cohen
  • Lukáš Vochozka
 [33]
2025 Poland Cieszyn
  • Johanka Zilkova
  • Matyas Becerra
  • Alzbeta Kviderova
  • Jindrich Klement
 No other competitors [34]

Ice dance

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Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2002 Děčín
  • Simona Kuvíková
  • Jirí Klowersa
 [36]
2003 Příbram
[37]
2004 Hradec Králové No ice dance competitors [16]
2005 Ostrava No other competitors [17]
2006 České Budějovice
  • Barbora Heroldová
  • Zdeněk Pazdera
  • Kristina Vamberská
  • Jakub Vambersky
 [18]
2007 Liberec No other competitors [7]
2008 České Budějovice
[38]
2009 Třinec
No other competitors [8]
2010 Poland Cieszyn No other competitors [20]
2011 Slovakia Žilina
  • Jana Čejková
  • Alexandr Sinicyn
 [21]
2012 Ostrava
  • Jana Čejková
  • Alexandr Sinicyn
  • Kateřina Koníčková
  • Matěj Lang
  • Mariya Ukolova
  • Jaroslav Brtek
 [22]
2013 Poland Cieszyn
  • Jana Čejková
  • Alexandr Sinicyn
  • Kateřina Koníčková
  • Matěj Lang
 [23]
2014 Slovakia Bratislava
  • Kateřina Koníčková
  • Matěj Lang
  • Štěpanka Tůmová
  • Gregory Brissaud
 [9]
2015 Hungary Budapest
  • Nicole Kuzmichová
  • Alexandr Sinicyn
 No other competitors [24]
2016 Třinec No other competitors [25]
2017 Poland Katowice
  • Lucy Burton
  • Thomas Ingall
 [26]
2018 Slovakia Košice [27]
2019 Hungary Budapest
  • Elisabeta Kořínková
  • Tomáš Moravec
 No other competitors [28]
2020 Ostrava
  • Denisa Cimlová
  • Vilém Hlavsa
  • Elisabeta Kořínková
  • Tomáš Moravec
 [29]
2021 Poland Cieszyn
  • Denisa Cimlová
  • Vilém Hlavsa
  • Adéla Pejchová
  • Filip Mencl
  • Barbora Zelená
  • Jáchym Novák
 [30]
2022 Slovakia Spišská Nová Ves
  • Eliška Žáková
  • Filip Mencl
 [31]
2023 Hungary Budapest
  • Natálie Blaasová
  • Filip Blaass
  • Andrea Pšurná
  • Jáchym Novák
 [32]
2024 Turnov
  • Eliška Žáková
  • Filip Mencl
  • Natálie Blaasová
  • Filip Blaass
  • Lauren Audrey Baťková
  • Jacob Yang
 [33]
2025 Poland Cieszyn
  • Diane Sznajder
  • Jáchym Novák
 [34]

Records

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Tomáš Verner at the 2009 Grand Prix Final
Eliška Březinová at the 2012 World Championships
Kamila Hájková and David Vincour at the 2008 NHK Trophy
From left to right: Tomáš Verner holds the record for the most Czech championships in men's singles (ten); Eliška Březinová holds the record for the most Czech championships in women's singles (nine); Kamila Hájková and David Vincour hold the record for the most Czech championships in ice dance (five).
Records
Event Most titles
Men's singles Tomáš Verner 10 2002–04;
2006–08;
2011–14
Women's singles Eliška Březinová 9 2012;
2014–16;
2018–22
Pairs 6 1998–2000;
2002–04
Ice dance 6 2006–10

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