2019_Swiss_Figure_Skating_Championships

Swiss Figure Skating Championships

Recurring figure skating competition

The Swiss Figure Skating Championships (officially named German: Schweizermeisterschaften Elite Kunstlaufen und Eistanzen and French: Championnats Suisses Elite Patinage Artistique et Danse sur Glace) are a figure skating competition held annually to crown the national champions of Switzerland. Medals may be awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and ice dancing, although not every discipline has been held in every year due to a lack of participants.

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Season	Location	Gold^[1]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1919	St. Moritz	Alfred Mégroz
1921	St. Moritz	Alfred Mégroz
1924	St. Moritz	Alfred Mégroz
1926	Davos	Georges Gautschi
1927	St. Moritz	Georges Gautschi
1930–31	Zürich	Georges Gautschi
1931–32	Zürich	Heinz Cattani
1932–33	Engelberg	Ernst Keller
1933–34	Bern	Ernst Keller
1934–35	Basel	Lucian Büeler
1935–36	Arosa	Lucian Büeler
1936–37	Davos	Lucian Büeler
1937–38	Bern	Hans Gerschwiler
1938–39	Arosa	Hans Gerschwiler
1939–40	Arosa	Karl Enderlin
1940–41	Glarus	Karl Enderlin
1941–42	Arosa	Karl Enderlin
1942–43	Lausanne	Fritz Dürst
1943–44	Davos	Kurt Sönning
1944–45	Zürich	Karl Enderlin
1945–46	Davos	Hans Gerschwiler
1946–47	Arosa	Hans Gerschwiler
1947–48	Davos	Hans Gerschwiler
1948–49	Lausanne	Kurt Sönning
1949–50	Basel	Kurt Sönning
1950–51	Klosters	François Pache
1951–52	Flims	François Pache
1952–53	Arosa	Hubert Köpfler
1953–54	Villars-sur-Ollon	François Pache
1954–55	Flims	Hans Müller
1955–56	Basel	François Pache
1956–57	Arosa	Hubert Köpfler
1957–58	Zürich	François Pache
1958–59	Lausanne	Hubert Köpfler
1959–60	Winterthur	Hubert Köpfler
1960–61	Arosa	Hubert Köpfler
1961–62	Neuchâtel	François Pache
1962–63	Zürich	Markus Germann
1963–64	Winterthur	Markus Germann
1964–65	Genève	Hans-Jürg Studer
1965–66	Luzern	Hans-Jürg Studer
1966–67	Basel	Daniel Höner
1967–68	Zürich	Daniel Höner
1968–69	Lausanne	Daniel Höner
1969–70	Winterthur	Daniel Höner
1970–71	St. Gallen	Daniel Höner
1971–72	Bern	Daniel Höner
1972–73	Basel	Daniel Höner
1975–76	Bern	Martin Sochor
1976–77	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Richard Furrer
1977–78	Herisau	Daniel Fürer
1978–79	Aarau	Oliver Höner
1979–80	Bern	Oliver Höner
1980–81	Lausanne	Richard Furrer
1981–82	Zürich	Oliver Höner
1982–83	Arosa	Richard Furrer
1983–84	Genève	Oliver Höner
1984–85	Lausanne	Oliver Höner
1985–86	Porrentruy	Oliver Höner
1986–87	Bern	Oliver Höner
1987–88	Luzern	Oliver Höner
1988–89	Zürich	Oliver Höner
1989–90	Lausanne	Oliver Höner
1990–91	Olten	Oliver Höner
1991–92	Monthey	Patrick Meier
1992–93	Bern	Nicolas Binz
1993–94	Neuchâtel	Patrick Meier
1994–95	Davos	Marius Negrea
1995–96	Lugano	Patrick Meier
1996–97	Grindelwald	Patrick Meier
1997–98	Schaffhausen	Patrick Meier	Oscar Peter	Nicolas Binz
1998–99	Lausanne	Patrick Meier	Oscar Peter	No other competitors
1999–2000	Lugano	Patrick Meier	Oscar Peter	No other competitors	^[2]
2000–01	Genève	Stéphane Lambiel	Patrick Meier	Oscar Peter
2001–02	Zürich	Stéphane Lambiel	Jamal Othman	Oscar Peter	^[3]
2002–03	Zug	Stéphane Lambiel	Raphaël Bohren	Oscar Peter
2003–04	Neuchâtel	Stéphane Lambiel	Patrick Meier	Jamal Othman
2004–05	Lausanne	Stéphane Lambiel	Jamal Othman	Moris Pfeifhofer
2005–06	Biasca	Stéphane Lambiel	Jamal Othman	Raphaël Bohren	^[4]
2006–07	Genève	Stéphane Lambiel	Jamal Othman	Moris Pfeifhofer
2007–08	Winterthur	Stéphane Lambiel	Moris Pfeifhofer	Jamal Othman
2008–09	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Jamal Othman	Tomi Pulkkinen	Mikael Redin	^[5]
2009–10	Lugano	Stéphane Lambiel	Jamal Othman	Mikael Redin
2010–11	Zug	Mikael Redin	Laurent Alvarez	Stéphane Walker	^[6]
2011–12	Basel	Laurent Alvarez	Stéphane Walker	Mikael Redin	^[7]
2012–13	Genève	Stéphane Walker	Nicolas Dubois	Mikael Redin	^[8]
2013–14	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Stéphane Walker	Mikael Redin	Nicola Todeschini	^[9]
2014–15	Lugano	Nicola Todeschini	Vincent Cuérel	Nicolas Dubois	^[10]
2015–16	Prilly	Stéphane Walker	Nicola Todeschini	Nicolas Dubois	^[11]
2016–17	Lucerne	Stéphane Walker	Lukas Britschgi	Nurullah Sahaka	^[12]
2017–18	Neuchâtel	Stéphane Walker	Nicola Todeschini	Lukas Britschgi	^[13]
2018–19	Wetzikon	Lukas Britschgi	Nurullah Sahaka	Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté	^[14]
2019–20	Biel/Bienne	Lukas Britschgi	Nurullah Sahaka	Nicola Todeschini	^[15]
2020–21	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic				^[16]
2021–22	Lucerne	Lukas Britschgi	Egor Murashov	Nurullah Sahaka	^[17]
2022–23	Chur	Nurullah Sahaka	Micha Steffen	Noah Bodenstein	^[18]
2023–24	Küsnacht	Lukas Britschgi	Georgii Pavlov	Nico Steffen	^[19]

Season	Location	Gold^[20]	Silver	Bronze	Details
1930–31	Zürich	Edith Gautschi
1931–32	Zürich	Edith Gautschi
1932–33	Engelberg	Guldborg Sjuresen
1933–34	Bern	Guldborg Sjuresen
1934–35	Basel	Angela Anderes
1935–36	Arosa	Angela Anderes
1936–37	Davos	Angela Anderes	Herta Frey-Dexler	Inge Manger
1937–38	Bern	Inge Manger
1938–39	Arosa	Angela Anderes
1939–40	Arosa	Angela Anderes
1940–41	Glarus	Ilse Schottlander
1941–42	Arosa	Ursula Arnold
1942–43	Lausanne	Doris Blanc
1943–44	Davos	Ursula Arnold
1944–45	Zürich	Maja Hug
1945–46	Davos	Maja Hug
1946–47	Arosa	Maja Hug
1947–48	Davos	Maja Hug
1948–49	Lausanne	Maja Hug
1949–50	Basel	Maja Hug
1950–51	Klosters	Yolande Jobin
1951–52	Flims	Susi Wirz
1952–53	Arosa	Doris Zerbe
1953–54	Villars	Georgette Fischer
1954–55	Flims	Georgette Fischer
1955–56	Basel	Alice Fischer
1956–57	Arosa	Alice Fischer
1957–58	Zürich	Rita Müller
1958–59	Lausanne	Liliane Crosa
1959–60	Winterthur	Liliane Crosa
1960–61	Arosa	Fränzi Schmidt
1961–62	Neuchâtel	Fränzi Schmidt
1962–63	Zürich	Dorette Bek
1963–64	Winterthur	Fränzi Schmidt
1964–65	Genève	Pia Zürcher
1965–66	Luzern	Pia Zürcher
1966–67	Basel	Pia Zürcher
1967–68	Zürich	Charlotte Walter
1968–69	Lausanne	Charlotte Walter
1969–70	Winterthur	Charlotte Walter
1970–71	St. Gallen	Charlotte Walter
1971–72	Bern	Charlotte Walter
1972–73	Basel	Karin Iten
1973–74	Genève	Karin Iten
1974–75	Villars	Karin Iten
1975–76	Bern	Danielle Rieder		Denise Biellmann
1976–77	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Danielle Rieder	Denise Biellmann
1977–78	Herisau	Danielle Rieder	Denise Biellmann
1978–79	Aarau	Denise Biellmann
1979–80	Bern	Denise Biellmann
1980–81	Lausanne	Denise Biellmann
1981–82	Zürich	Myriam Oberwiler
1982–83	Arosa	Sandra Cariboni
1983–84	Genève	Myriam Oberwiler
1984–85	Lausanne	Claudia Villiger
1985–86	Porrentruy	Claudia Villiger
1986–87	Bern	Claudia Villiger
1987–88	Luzern	Stéfanie Schmid
1988–89	Zürich	Stéfanie Schmid
1989–90	Lausanne	Michèle Claret
1990–91	Olten	Sabrina Tschudi
1991–92	Monthey	Nicole Skoda
1992–93	Bern	Nathalie Krieg
1993–94	Neuchâtel	Nathalie Krieg
1994–95	Davos	Janine Bur	Nathalie Krieg	Lucinda Ruh
1995–96	Lugano	Lucinda Ruh
1996–97	Grindelwald	Anina Fivian	Lucinda Ruh
1997–98	Schaffhausen	Anina Fivian	Lucinda Ruh	Christel Borghi
1998–99	Lausanne	Christel Borghi	Sarah Meier	Lucinda Ruh
1999–2000	Lugano	Sarah Meier	Kimena Brog-Meier	Nicole Skoda	^[2]
2000–01	Genève	Sarah Meier	Kimena Brog-Meier	Simone Walthard
2001–02	Zürich	Kimena Brog-Meier	Viviane Käser	Roberta Piazzini	^[3]
2002–03	Zug	Sarah Meier	Kimena Brog-Meier	Corinne Djoungong
2004–05	Lausanne	Sarah Meier	Kimena Brog-Meier	Cindy Carquillat
2005–06	Biasca	Sarah Meier	Bettina Heim	Cindy Carquillat	^[4]
2006–07	Genève	Sarah Meier	Bettina Heim	Myriam Leuenberger
2007–08	Winterthur	Sarah Meier	Viviane Käser	Noémie Silberer
2008–09	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Nicole Graf	Romy Bühler	Noémie Silberer	^[5]
2009–10	Lugano	Sarah Meier	Bettina Heim	Romy Bühler
2010–11	Zug	Bettina Heim	Romy Bühler	Myriam Leuenberger	^[6]
2011–12	Zug	Romy Bühler	Myriam Leuenberger	Nicole Graf	^[7]
2012–13	Genève	Tina Stürzinger	Anna Ovcharova	Nicole Graf	^[8]
2013–14	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Anna Ovcharova	Tanja Odermatt	Tina Stürzinger	^[9]
2014–15	Lugano	Eveline Brunner	Anna Ovcharova	Tanja Odermatt	^[10]
2015–16	Prilly	Tanja Odermatt	Shaline Rüegger	Yasmine Yamada	^[11]
2016–17	Lucerne	Yasmine Yamada	Yoonmi Lehmann	Jérômie Repond	^[12]
2017–18	Neuchâtel	Alexia Paganini	Yoonmi Lehmann	Yasmine Yamada	^[13]
2018–19	Wetzikon	Alexia Paganini	Yasmine Yamada	Yoonmi Lehmann	^[14]
2019–20	Biel/Bienne	Alexia Paganini	Noémie Bodenstein	Yasmine Yamada	^[15]
2020–21	Competition cancelled^[16]
2021–22	Lucerne	Alexia Paganini	Yasmine Yamada	Livia Kaiser	^[17]
2022–23	Chur	Livia Kaiser	Kimmy Repond	Sarina Joos	^[18]
2023–24	Küsnacht	Kimmy Repond	Carla Anthea Gradinaru	Livia Kaiser	^[19]

Season	Location	Gold^[21]	Silver	Bronze	Details
1932–33	Engelberg	Frl. Streuli / E. Keller
1933–34	Bern	Frl. Hauser / E. Keller
1934–35	Basel	Frl. Klasi / S. Steiger
1935–36	Arosa	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1936–37	Davos	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1937–38	Bern	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1938–39	Arosa	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1939–40	Arosa	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1940–41	Glarus	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1941–42	Arosa	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1942–43	Lausanne	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1943–44	Davos	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1944–45	Zürich	Pierette Dubois / Paul Dubois
1945–46	Davos	Luny Unold / Hans Kuster
1946–47	Arosa	Luny Unold / Hans Kuster
1947–48	Davos	Luny Unold / Hans Kuster
1948–49	Lausanne	Eliane Steinemann / André Calame
1949–50	Basel	Eliane Steinemann / André Calame
1950–51	Klosters	Eliane Steinemann / André Calame
1951–52	Flims	Silvia Grandjean / Michel Grandjean
1952–53	Arosa	Silvia Grandjean / Michel Grandjean
1953–54	Villars	Silvia Grandjean / Michel Grandjean
1954–55	Flims	Susy Holstein / Willy Wahl
1955–56	Basel	Susy Holstein / Willy Wahl
1956–57	Arosa	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1957–58	Zürich	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1958–59	Lausanne	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1959–60	Winterthur	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1960–61	Arosa	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1961–62	Neuchâtel	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1962–63	Zürich	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1963–64	Winterthur	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1964–65	Genève	Gerda Johner / Rüdi Johner
1965–66	Luzern	Monique Mathis / Yves Aellig
1966–67	Basel	Mona Szabo / Peter Szabo
1967–68	Zürich	Mona Szabo / Peter Szabo
1968–69	Lausanne	Edith Sperl / Heinz Wirz
1969–70	Winterthur	Karin Künzle / Christian Künzle
1970–71	St. Gallen	Karin Künzle / Christian Künzle
1971–72	Bern	Karin Künzle / Christian Künzle
1972–73	Basel	Karin Künzle / Christian Künzle
1973–74	Genève	Karin Künzle / Christian Künzle
1974–75	Villars	Karin Künzle / Christian Künzle
1975–76	Bern	Karin Künzle / Christian Künzle
1976–77	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Chantal Zürcher / Paul Huber
1977–78	Herisau	Gaby Galambos / Jürg Galambos
1978–79	Aarau	Christine Eicher / Paul Huber
1979–80	Bern	Danielle Rieder / Paul Huber
1980–81	Lausanne	Gaby Galambos / Jürg Galambos
1981–82	Zürich	Gaby Galambos / Jürg Galambos
1983–84	Genève	Gaby Galambos / Jürg Galambos
1987–88	Luzern	Saskia Bourgeois / Guy Bourgeois
1988–89	Zürich	Saskia Bourgeois / Guy Bourgeois
1989–90	Lausanne	Saskia Bourgeois / Guy Bourgeois
1990–91	Olten	Saskia Bourgeois / Guy Bourgeois
1991–92	Monthey	Leslie Monod / Cédric Monod
1992–93	Bern	Leslie Monod / Cédric Monod
1993–94	Neuchâtel	Leslie Monod / Cédric Monod
2007–08	Winterthur	Anaïs Morand / Antoine Dorsaz	No other competitors
2008–09	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Anaïs Morand / Antoine Dorsaz			^[5]
2009–10	Lugano	Anaïs Morand / Antoine Dorsaz
2010–11	Zug	Anaïs Morand / Timothy Leemann			^[6]
2011–12	Basel	Anaïs Morand / Timothy Leemann			^[7]
2013–14	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Méline Habechian / Noah Scherer	Alexandra Herbríková / Nicolas Roulet	No other competitors	^[9]
2014–15	Lugano	Alexandra Herbríková / Nicolas Roulet	No other competitors		^[10]
2015–16	Prilly	Alexandra Herbríková / Nicolas Roulet	Ioulia Chtchetinina / Noah Scherer	No other competitors	^[11]
2016–17	Lucerne	Ioulia Chtchetinina / Noah Scherer	Alexandra Herbríková / Nicolas Roulet	No other competitors	^[12]
2017–18	Neuchâtel	Ioulia Chtchetinina / Mikhail Akulov	No other competitors		^[13]
2018–19	Wetzikon	Alexandra Herbríková / Nicolas Roulet			^[14]
2019–20	Biel/Bienne	Alexandra Herbríková / Nicolas Roulet			^[15]
2021–22	Lucerne	Jessica Pfund / Joshua Santillan			^[17]
2023–24	Küsnacht	Pauline Irman / Benjamin Jalovick			^[19]

Season	Location	Gold^[22]	Silver	Bronze	Details
1960–61	Arosa	Marlyse Fornachon / Charly Pichard
1961–62	Neuchâtel	Marlyse Fornachon / Charly Pichard
1962–63	Zürich	Marlyse Fornachon / Charly Pichard
1963–64	Winterthur	Rosmarie Lerf / Roland Wehinger
1965–66	Luzern	Rosmarie Lerf / Roland Wehinger
1966–67	Basel	Rosmarie Lerf / Roland Wehinger
1967–68	Zürich	Margrith Roggwiller / Eugen Jost
1968–69	Lausanne	Christiane Dällenbach / Léo Barblan
1969–70	Winterthur	Tania Grossen / Alexander Grossen
1970–71	St. Gallen	Tania Grossen / Alexander Grossen
1971–72	Bern	Silvia Bodmer / Beat Steib
1972–73	Basel	Gerda Bühler / Mathis Bächi
1973–74	Genève	Gerda Bühler / Mathis Bächi
1974–75	Villars	Gerda Bühler / Maxime Erlanger
1975–76	Bern	Gerda Bühler / Maxime Erlanger
1977–78	Herisau	Regula Lattmann / Hanspeter Müller
1978–79	Aarau	Regula Lattmann / Hanspeter Müller
1979–80	Bern	Regula Lattmann / Hanspeter Müller
1980–81	Lausanne	Regula Lattmann / Hanspeter Müller	Esther Guiglia / Roland Maeder	Graziella Ferpozzi / Marco Ferpozzi
1981–82	Zürich	Graziella Ferpozzi / Marco Ferpozzi
1982–83	Arosa	Graziella Ferpozzi / Marco Ferpozzi
1983–84	Genève	Graziella Ferpozzi / Marco Ferpozzi
1984–85	Lausanne	Gaby Schuppli / Markus Merz
1985–86	Porrentruy	Claudia Schmidlin / Daniel Schmidlin
1986–87	Bern	Désirée Schlegel / Patrik Brecht
1987–88	Luzern	Désirée Schlegel / Patrik Brecht
1988–89	Zürich	Diane Gerencser / Bernard Columberg
1989–90	Lausanne	Diane Gerencser / Bernard Columberg
1990–91	Olten	Diane Gerencser / Bernard Columberg	Yvette Rauber / Patrik Brecht	No other competitors
1991–92	Monthey	Valérie Le Tensorer / Jörg Kienzle
1992–93	Bern	Diane Gerencser / Alexander Stanislavov
1993–94	Neuchâtel	Diane Gerencser / Alexander Stanislavov
1994–95	Davos	Diane Gerencser / Alexander Stanislavov
1995–96	Lugano	Cornelia Diener / Alexej Pospelov
1997–98	Schaffhausen	Eliane Hugentobler / Daniel Hugentobler	No other competitors
1998–99	Lausanne	Eliane Hugentobler / Daniel Hugentobler
1999–2000	Lugano	Eliane Hugentobler / Daniel Hugentobler			^[2]
2000–01	Genève	Eliane Hugentobler / Daniel Hugentobler
2001–02	Zürich	Eliane Hugentobler / Daniel Hugentobler			^[3]
2004–05	Lausanne	Daniela Keller / Fabian Keller	Christel Savioz / Jean-Philippe Mathieu	Leonie Krail / Oscar Peter
2005–06	Biasca	Leonie Krail / Oscar Peter	Christel Savioz / Jean-Philippe Mathieu	No other competitors	^[4]
2006–07	Genève	Nora von Bergen / David DeFazio	Christel Savioz / Jean-Philippe Mathieu	Leonie Krail / Oscar Peter
2007–08	Winterthur	Leonie Krail / Oscar Peter	Christel Savioz / Jean-Philippe Mathieu	No other competitors
2008–09	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Leonie Krail / Oscar Peter	No other competitors		^[5]
2009–10	Lugano	Ramona Elsener / Florian Roost	Leonie Krail / Oscar Peter	No other competitors
2010–11	Zug	Ramona Elsener / Florian Roost	No other competitors		^[6]
2011–12	Basel	Ramona Elsener / Florian Roost			^[7]
2012–13	Genève	Ramona Elsener / Florian Roost			^[8]
2013–14	La Chaux-de-Fonds	Ramona Elsener / Florian Roost	Katarina Paice / Andrea Morrone	No other competitors	^[9]
2014–15	Lugano	Sandrine-Tabea Hofstetter / Jérémie Flemin	Katarina Paice / Yuri Yeremenko	No other competitors	^[10]
2015–16	Prilly	Katarina Paice / Iurii Ieremenko	No other competitors		^[11]
2016–17	Lucerne	Victoria Manni / Carlo Röthlisberger	Bailey Melton / Darian Weiss	No other competitors	^[12]
2017–18	Neuchâtel	Victoria Manni / Carlo Röthlisberger	No other competitors		^[13]
2018–19	Wetzikon	Victoria Manni / Carlo Röthlisberger	Arianna Wróblewska / Stéphane Walker	No other competitors	^[14]
2019–20	Biel/Bienne	Victoria Manni / Carlo Röthlisberger	Arianna Wróblewska / Stéphane Walker	No other competitors	^[15]
2020–21	Competition cancelled^[16]
2021–22	Lucerne	Jasmine Tessari / Stéphane Walker	Fiona Pernas / German Shamraev	Arianna Sassi / Luca Morini	^[17]
2022–23	Chur	Arianna Sassi / Luca Morini	No other competitors		^[18]
2023–24	Küsnacht	Arianna Sassi / Luca Morini	Kayleigh Ella Maksymec / Félix Desmarais	Nicole Calderari / Cristian Murer	^[19]

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Details
2001–02					^[3]

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2023–24	Küsnacht	Chiara-Michaela Pazienza / Maxim Knorr	No other competitors		-} References [1] "Swiss Champions: Men". Archived from the original on 23 July 2011. [2] "Results: 1999–2000 season". Archived from the original on 26 October 2004. [3] "Results: 2001–02 season". Archived from the original on 18 December 2012. "Media reports: 2001–02 season". "Results: 2001–02 season (Junior)". Archived from the original on 18 December 2012. [4] "Results: 2005–06 season". Archived from the original on 23 July 2011. [5] "Results: 2008–09 season". Archived from the original on 18 December 2012. "Official site". [6] "Results: 2010–11 season". Archived from the original on 16 March 2012. [7] "Results: 2011–12 season". Swiss Ice Skating. [8] "Results: 2012–13 season". Swiss Ice Skating. [9] "Results: 2013–14 season". Swiss Ice Skating. [10] "Results: 2014–15 season". Swiss Ice Skating. "Official site". [11] "Results: 2015–16 season". Swiss Ice Skating. December 2015. [12] "Results: 2016–17 season". Swiss Ice Skating. December 2016. "Official site". Archived from the original on 18 December 2016.`{{cite web}}`: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link) [13] "Scheizermeisterschaften Elite (Results: 2017–18 season)". Swiss Ice Skating.^{[permanent dead link]} [14] "Schweizermeisterschaften 2019 (Results: 2018–19 season)" (in German). Swiss Ice Skating. December 2018. Archived from the original on 29 December 2018. [15] "Schweizermeisterschaften 2020 (Results: 2019–20 season)" (in German). Swiss Ice Skating. December 2019. [16] "Absage Schweizermeisterschaften Eiskunstlaufen und Eisschnelllaufen 2021" [Cancellation of the Swiss figure skating and speed skating championships in 2021] (in German). Swiss Ice Skating. January 14, 2021. [17] "Schweizermeisterschaften 2021 (Results: 2021–22 season)" (in German). Swiss Ice Skating. November 2021. [18] "Schweizermeisterschaften 2023" [Swiss Championships 2023] (in German). Swiss Ice Skating. December 2022. [19] "Figure Skating SM 2024". Swiss Ice Skating. December 2023. [20] "Swiss Champions: Ladies". Archived from the original on 23 July 2011. [21] "Swiss Champions: Pair Skating". Archived from the original on 13 October 2008. [22] "Swiss Champions: Ice Dancing". Archived from the original on 20 December 2007. Sources Journal "Eis- und Rollsport", Nr. 7, 18 February 1937, Germany External links Swiss Ice Skating Swiss champions at Swiss Skating Guide to Swiss ice skating rinks on Hello Switzerland Dead links: 2006–2007 season 2007–2008 season (in German); 2007–2008 season (in French) 2009–2010 season