German Figure Skating Championships

For championships held by the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) between 1949 and 1990, see East German Figure Skating Championships.

German Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	Germany
Inaugurated	1891
Organized by	German 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. Pair skating was added in 1907, an event for women in 1911, and ice dance in 1937. 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 man 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 championship titles in women's singles (with seven each). Aljona Savchenko holds the record in pair skating (with ten), although these were not all won 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. Until 1914, skaters from Austria-Hungary frequently competed at the German Championships. Georg Zachariades, who won the 1892 and 1893 championships, was from Vienna, as was Gustav Hügel, who won the championships in 1894. The first national competition in pair skating was held in 1907 in Altona, for women in Olomouc in 1911, and for ice dance in Cologne in 1937. Competition was frequently interrupted early on, especially from 1915 to 1919 due to World War I.^[2]

In March 1938, the Anschluss – the annexation of the Federal State of Austria into the German Reich – took place. Austria became part of the German Empire and the citizens of Austria became de facto German citizens.^[3] They were, therefore, eligible to compete in the German Figure Skating Championships. Edi Rada won the men's championship in 1943; Marta Musilek won the women's championships in 1942, 1943, and 1944; Herta and Emil Ratzenhofer won the pairs championship in 1944; and Jutta Stöhr and Fritz Hackl won the ice dance championship in 1944.^[2]

Gold medal from the 1952 German Figure Skating Championships, won by Ria Baran and Paul Falk in pair skating

Following the collapse of the Third Reich in 1945 and its defeat in World War II, Germany was divided between the Western Bloc led by the United States and the Eastern Bloc led by the Soviet Union. Two separate German countries emerged: the Federal Republic of Germany (German: Bundesrepublik Deutschland), also known as West Germany; and the German Democratic Republic (German: Deutsche Demokratische Republik), also known as East Germany.^[4] The East German Figure Skating Championships (German: DDR Eiskunstlauf Meisterschaften) were held annually from 1949 to 1990.^[5] From 1947 to 1990, separate figure skating championships were held in West Germany; those results are considered the historical results of the German Figure Skating Championships.^[2]

The dissolution of East Germany occurred on 3 October 1990, leading to its reintegration into the Federal Republic of Germany to form present-day Germany.^[6] Following the reunification of Germany, East German skaters began competing at the German Championships, and many former East German skaters became champions of the newly reunified Germany, including Mirko Eichhorn, Alexander König, René Lohse, Axel Rauschenbach, Peggy Schwarz, Ingo Steuer, Kati Winkler, and Ronny Winkler.^[7] The German Championships have been held without interruption since 1947.

The 2026 German Championships are scheduled to be held from 8 to 13 December 2025 in Oberstdorf.^[8]

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[7]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1891	Munich	A. Schmitson	Carl Kaiser (Austria-Hungary)[a]	No other competitors	[2]
1892	Frankfurt	Georg Zachariades (Austria-Hungary)[a]	Oscar Uhlig
1893	Hamburg		Fritz Ahrendt	Franz Zilly
1894	Opava[b]	Gustav Hügel (Austria-Hungary)[a]	Georg Zachariades (Austria-Hungary)[a]	Alfred Klement (Austria-Hungary)[a]
1895	Bonn	Gilbert Fuchs	Gustav Hügel (Austria-Hungary)[a]	No other competitors
1896	Darmstadt		No other competitors
1897	Berlin	Karl Zenger	Alfred Klement (Austria-Hungary)[a]	Kurt Dannenberg
1898–99	No competitions held
1900	Berlin	Wilhelm Zenger	Fritz Otto	No other competitors
1901	Opava[b]		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	Opava[b]	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[c]	Paul Franke	Ernst Baier	No other competitors
1930	Wrocław[d]	Leopold Maier-Labergo	Herbert Haertel
1931	Schierke		Theo Laß	Otto Vierlinger
1932	Riessersee		Ernst Baier	Herbert Haertel	[9]
1933	Opole[c]	Ernst Baier	Benno Wellmann	Karl Beuttel	[2]
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 (Austria)[e]	Ulrich Kuhn	[10]
1940	Vienna			Hellmut May (Austria)[e]	[2]
1941	Essen
1942	Berlin	Erich Zeller		Ulrich Kuhn
1943	Vienna	Edi Rada (Austria)[e]	Horst Faber	Erich Zeller
1944	Düsseldorf	Horst Faber	Edi Rada (Austria)[e]
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	[11]
1958	Munich		Tilo Gutzeit	Hans-Jürgen Bäumler	[2]
1959	Berlin
1960	Essen			Sepp Schönmetzler
1961	Oberstdorf		Sepp Schönmetzler	Fritz Kessler	[12]
1962	Frankfurt	Sepp Schönmetzler	Fritz Kessler	Peter Krick	[2]
1963	Berlin	Manfred Schnelldorfer	Sepp Schönmetzler	Hugo Dümmler
1964	Oberstdorf		Hugo Dümmler	Jürgen Eberwein	[13]
1965	Cologne	Sepp Schönmetzler	Peter Krick	Bodo Bockenauer	[14]
1966	Füssen	Peter Krick	Bodo Bockenauer	Reinhard Ketterer	[15]
1967	West Berlin		Ralph Borghard	Jürgen Eberwein	[16]
1968	Essen		Jürgen Eberwein	Klaus Grimmelt	[17]
1969	Cologne	Reinhard Ketterer	Klaus Grimmelt	Erich Sutor	[18]
1970	Oberstdorf	Klaus Grimmelt	Reinhard Ketterer	Edgar Schneider	[19]
1971	West Berlin		Erich Reifschneider	Harald Kuhn	[20]
1972	Bad Nauheim	Harald Kuhn		Klaus Thiele	[21]
1973	Krefeld	Erich Reifschneider	Harald Kuhn		[22]
1974	Augsburg		Klaus Thiele	Gerd-Walter Gräbner	[23]
1975	Garmisch-Partenkirchen		Gerd-Walter Gräbner	Klaus Thiele	[24]
1976	Bremerhaven	Gerd-Walter Gräbner	Thomas Nieder	Kurt Kürzinger	[25]
1977	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Kurt Kürzinger		Gerd-Walter Gräbner	[26]
1978	Dortmund	Rudi Cerne	Gerd-Walter Gräbner	Thomas Nieder	[27]
1979	Herne	Norbert Schramm	Thomas Nieder	Heiko Fischer	[28]
1980	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Rudi Cerne	Norbert Schramm		[29]
1981	Unna	Norbert Schramm	Rudi Cerne		[30]
1982	Mannheim	Heiko Fischer		Norbert Schramm	[31]
1983	Oberstdorf		Norbert Schramm	Rudi Cerne	[32]
1984	Unna	Norbert Schramm	Heiko Fischer		[33]
1985	Bremerhaven	Heiko Fischer	Richard Zander	Thomas Wieser	[34]
1986	Mannheim			Joachim Edel	[35]
1987	West Berlin	Richard Zander	Thomas Wieser	Oliver Dechert	[36]
1988	Unna	Heiko Fischer	Richard Zander	Daniel Weiss	[37]
1989	West Berlin	Richard Zander	Daniel Weiss	Oliver Dechert	[38]
1990	Oberstdorf	Daniel Weiss	Richard Zander		[39]
1991	Berlin		Mirko Eichhorn	Ronny Winkler	[40]
1992	Unna	Mirko Eichhorn	Ronny Winkler	Daniel Weiss	[41]
1993	Mannheim	Ronny Winkler	Patrick-Rene Reinhardt	Gizo Bliadze	[42]
1994	Herne		Mirko Eichhorn	Patrick-Rene Reinhardt	[43]
1995	Oberstdorf	Andrejs Vlaščenko	Ronny Winkler	Mirko Eichhorn	[44]
1996	Berlin			Michael Hopfes	[45]
1997	Oberstdorf		Michael Hopfes	Jens ter Laak	[46]
1998	Berlin	Sven Meyer	Andrejs Vlaščenko	Michael Hopfes	[47]
1999	Oberstdorf	Andrejs Vlaščenko	Stefan Lindemann		[48]
2000	Berlin	Stefan Lindemann	Michael Hopfes	Silvio Smalun	[49]
2001	Oberstdorf	Silvio Smalun	Andrejs Vlaščenko	Michael Hörrmann	[50]
2002	Berlin	Stefan Lindemann		Silvio Smalun	[51]
2003	Oberstdorf	Silvio Smalun	Stefan Lindemann	Andrejs Vlaščenko	[52]
2004	Berlin	Stefan Lindemann	Andrejs Vlaščenko	Silvio Smalun	[53]
2005	Oberstdorf		Silvio Smalun	Martin Liebers	[54]
2006	Berlin				[55]
2007	Oberstdorf		Philipp Tischendorf		[56]
2008	Dresden	Clemens Brummer	Peter Liebers		[57]
2009	Oberstdorf	Peter Liebers	Clemens Brummer	Philipp Tischendorf	[58]
2010	Mannheim	Stefan Lindemann	Peter Liebers	Daniel Dotzauer	[59]
2011	Oberstdorf	Peter Liebers	Denis Wieczorek	Christopher Berneck	[60]
2012			Paul Fentz	Martin Rappe	[61]
2013	Hamburg		Franz Streubel	Paul Fentz	[62]
2014	Berlin				[63]
2015	Stuttgart	Franz Streubel	Paul Fentz	Christopher Berneck	[64]
2016	Essen			Niko Ulanovsky	[65]
2017	Berlin	Peter Liebers		Franz Streubel	[66]
2018	Frankfurt	Paul Fentz	Peter Liebers	Catalin Dimitrescu	[67]
2019	Stuttgart		Thomas Stoll		[68]
2020	Oberstdorf		Jonathan Hess	Thomas Stoll	[69]
2021	Dortmund	Denis Gurdzhi	Louis Weissert	Fabian Piontek	[70]
2022	Neuss	Paul Fentz	Kai Jagoda	Nikita Starostin	[71]
2023	Oberstdorf	Nikita Starostin		Lotfi Sereir	[72]
2024	Berlin	Kai Jagoda	Nikita Starostin	Denis Gurdzhi	[73]
2025	Oberstdorf	Nikita Starostin	Luca Fünfer	Kai Jagoda	[74]
2026

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[7]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1911	Olomouc[f]	Elsa Rendschmidt	Grete Strasilla (Austria-Hungary)[a]	No other competitors	[2]
1912	Berlin	Luise Strasilla (Austria-Hungary)[a]	Thea Frenssen
1913		Thea Frenssen	No other competitors
1914	Opava[b]		Margarete Janotta (Austria-Hungary)[a]	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	[9]
1933	Opole[c]	Maxi Herber	Edith Michaelis	Gerda Ibscher	[2]
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 (Austria)[e]	Marta Musilek (Austria)[e]
1940	Munich
1941	Garmisch-Partenkirchen		Marta Musilek (Austria)[e]	Inge Jell
1942	Vienna	Marta Musilek (Austria)[e]	Inge Jell	Madeleine Müller (Austria)[e]
1943	Hamburg
1944	Munich		Eva Pawlik (Austria)[e]	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	[11]
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	[12]
1962	Frankfurt	Inge Paul	Doris Weinhausen		[2]
1963	Berlin	Karin Gude	Inge Paul	Angelika Wagner
1964	Oberstdorf	Inge Paul	Uschi Keszler		[13]
1965	Cologne	Uschi Keszler	Angelika Wagner	Hannelore Wagner	[14]
1966	Füssen	Angelika Wagner	Uschi Keszler	Monika Feldmann	[75]
1967	West Berlin	Monika Feldmann	Petra Ruhrmann	Eileen Zillmer	[76]
1968	Essen				[77]
1969	Cologne	Eileen Zillmer	Renate Zehnpfennig	Bärbel Fimmen	[18]
1970	Oberstdorf		Marion von Cetto		[19]
1971	West Berlin		Judith Beyer	Gundi Niesen	[78]
1972	Bad Nauheim	Gerti Schanderl	Isabel de Navarre	Angelika Kräger	[21]
1973	Krefeld			Dagmar Lurz	[22]
1974	Augsburg			Petra Wagner	[79]
1975	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Isabel de Navarre	Gerti Schanderl	Dagmar Lurz	[24]
1976	Bremerhaven	Gerti Schanderl	Isabel de Navarre		[80]
1977	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Dagmar Lurz	Gerti Schanderl	Garnet Ostermeier	[26]
1978	Dortmund		Garnet Ostermeier	Karin Riediger	[27]
1979			Karin Riediger	Petra Ernert	[28]
1980	Garmisch-Partenkirchen			Christina Riegel	[29]
1981	Unna	Karin Riediger	Manuela Ruben		[30]
1982	Mannheim	Manuela Ruben	Claudia Leistner	Karin Riediger	[31]
1983	Oberstdorf			Cornelia Tesch	[32]
1984	Unna		Cornelia Tesch	Heike Gobbers	[33]
1985	Bremerhaven	Claudia Leistner	Patricia Neske	Cornelia Tesch	[34]
1986	Mannheim		Cornelia Tesch	Susanne Becher	[35]
1987	West Berlin		Susanne Becher	Cornelia Renner	[36]
1988	Unna		Marina Kielmann	Carola Wolff	[37]
1989	West Berlin		Patricia Neske	Marina Kielmann	[38]
1990	Oberstdorf	Patricia Neske	Marina Kielmann	Carola Wolff	[39]
1991	Berlin	Marina Kielmann	Patricia Neske	Evelyn Großmann	[40]
1992	Unna			Simone Lang	[41]
1993	Mannheim		Simone Lang	Tanja Szewczenko	[42]
1994	Herne	Tanja Szewczenko	Katarina Witt	Marina Kielmann	[43]
1995	Oberstdorf		Marina Kielmann	Simone Lang	[44]
1996	Berlin	Astrid Hochstetter	Tanja Szewczenko	Andrea Diewald	[45]
1997	Oberstdorf	Eva-Maria Fitze	Andrea Diewald	Veronika Dytrt	[46]
1998	Berlin	Tanja Szewczenko	Eva-Maria Fitze	Caroline Gülke	[47]
1999	Oberstdorf	Eva-Maria Fitze	Tanja Szewczenko		[48]
2000	Berlin	Susanne Stadlmüller	Zoya Douchine	Tanja Szewczenko	[49]
2001	Oberstdorf		Caroline Gülke	Andrea Diewald	[50]
2002	Berlin	Katharina Häcker	Andrea Diewald	Eva-Maria Fitze	[51]
2003	Oberstdorf	Annette Dytrt	Katharina Häcker	Kristina Beutelrock	[52]
2004	Berlin		Denise Zimmerman	Constanze Paulinus	[53]
2005	Oberstdorf		Sarah-Michelle Villanueva	Christiane Berger	[54]
2006	Berlin		Christiane Berger	Marietheres Huonker	[55]
2007	Oberstdorf	Kristin Wieczorek		Constanze Paulinus	[56]
2008	Dresden	Sarah Hecken	Isabel Drescher	Annette Dytrt	[57]
2009	Oberstdorf	Annette Dytrt	Constanze Paulinus	Caroline Gülke	[58]
2010	Mannheim	Sarah Hecken	Shira Willner	Julia Pfrengle	[59]
2011	Oberstdorf		Katharina Häcker	Christina Erdel	[60]
2012		Nicole Schott	Isabel Drescher	Katharina Zientek	[61]
2013	Hamburg	Sarah Hecken	Nathalie Weinzierl	Sandy Hoffmann	[62]
2014	Berlin	Nathalie Weinzierl	Sarah Hecken	Nicole Schott	[63]
2015	Stuttgart	Nicole Schott	Nathalie Weinzierl	Lutricia Bock	[64]
2016	Essen	Lutricia Bock		Nicole Schott	[65]
2017	Berlin	Nathalie Weinzierl	Lea Johanna Dastich	Annika Hocke	[66]
2018	Frankfurt	Nicole Schott	Nathalie Weinzierl	Lea Johanna Dastich	[67]
2019	Stuttgart			Ann-Christin Marold	[68]
2020	Oberstdorf		Aya Hatakawa	Kristina Isaev	[69]
2021	Dortmund	Aya Hatakawa	Nathalie Weinzierl	Dora Hus	[70]
2022	Neuss	Nicole Schott	Kristina Isaev	Elisabeth Jäger	[71]
2023	Oberstdorf				[72]
2024	Berlin	Kristina Isaev	Sarah Marie Pesch	Hanna Keiss	[73]
2025	Oberstdorf			Anna Grekul	[74]
2026

Pairs

Pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[7]	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1907	Altona	Anna Hübler Heinrich Burger	Frieda Bellinger Hans Weber	No other competitors	[2]
1908	No competition held
1909	Munich	Anna Hübler Heinrich Burger	Ludowika Eilers Walter Jakobsson (Germany & Finland)[g]	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 (Austria-Hungary)[a]
1913		Rosa Schnell Georg Velisch	Thea Frenssen Julius Vogel	Fräulein Dultz Fritz Hecht
1914	Opava[b]	Else Lischka Oskar Hoppe (Austria-Hungary)[a]		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 Herr Zehrmann
1928	Füssen			Fräulein Hascher Hans Widmann
1929	Opole[c]		Milly Förster Hellmuth Jüngling	No other competitors
1930	Wrocław[d]
1931	Schierke		Elisabeth Böckel Wilhelm Hayek
1932	Riessersee	Wally Hempel Otto Weiß	Sieglinde Krümling Alfred Krümling	Marie Schwendtbauer Gustav Aichinger
1933	Opole[c]		Edith Walter Gerhard Rahn	Meta Gaetzschmann Hans Gaetzschmann
1934	Braunlage	Maxi Herber Ernst Baier	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	Maxi Herber Ernst Baier		Gisela Grätz Otto Weiß
1939	Berlin		Ilse Pausin Erik Pausin (Austria)[e]	Helga Schrittwieser Pepo Jauernigg (Austria)[e]	[83]
1940	Vienna			Inge Koch Günther Noack	[2]
1941	Munich			Gerda Strauch Günther Noack
1942	Cologne	Gerda Strauch Günther Noack	Ria Baran Paul Falk	Herta Ratzenhofer Emil Ratzenhofer (Austria)[e]
1943	Düsseldorf		Herta Ratzenhofer Emil Ratzenhofer (Austria)[e]	Ria Baran Paul Falk
1944	Vienna	Herta Ratzenhofer Emil Ratzenhofer (Austria)[e]	Marta Musilek Horst Faber (Austria & Germany)[e][h]	Hedi Nähle Kurt Müller
1945–46	No competitions due to World War II
1947	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Ria Baran Paul Falk	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	Marika Kilius Franz Ningel	Lili Zettl Klaus Loichinger
1955		Marika Kilius Franz Ningel	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	[11]
1958	Munich	Marika Kilius Hans-Jürgen Bäumler	Rita Blumenberg Werner Mensching		[2]
1959	Berlin		Margret Göbl Franz Ningel	Rita Blumenberg Werner Mensching
1960	Essen	Margret Göbl Franz Ningel	Marika Kilius Hans-Jürgen Bäumler
1961	Oberstdorf
1962	Frankfurt
1963	Berlin	Marika Kilius Hans-Jürgen Bäumler	Sonja Pfersdorf Günther Matzdorf	Sigrid Riechmann Wolfgang Danne
1964	Oberstdorf				[84]
1965	Cologne	Sonja Pfersdorf Günther Matzdorf	Margot Glockshuber Wolfgang Danne	Ingrid Bodendorff Volker Waldeck	[14]
1966	Füssen		Gudrun Hauss Walter Häfner	Margot Glockshuber Wolfgang Danne	[15]
1967	West Berlin	Margot Glockshuber Wolfgang Danne	Marianne Streifler Herbert Wiesinger	Brunhilde Baßler Eberhard Rausch	[85]
1968	Essen		Gudrun Hauss Walter Häfner	Marianne Streifler Herbert Wiesinger	[86]
1969	Cologne	Gudrun Hauss Walter Häfner	Marianne Streifler Herbert Wiesinger	Brunhilde Baßler Eberhard Rausch	[18]
1970	Oberstdorf	Brunhilde Baßler Eberhard Rausch	Almut Lehmann Herbert Wiesinger	Frigge Drzymalla Michael Weingart	[19]
1971	West Berlin	Almut Lehmann Herbert Wiesinger	Brunhilde Baßler Eberhard Rausch	Annette Neidlinger Michael Humbs	[87]
1972	Bad Nauheim		Corinna Halke Eberhard Rausch	Gabriele Cieplik Reinhard Ketterer	[21]
1973	Krefeld		Petra Dillmann Ulrich Hartmann	No other competitors	[22]
1974	Augsburg	Corinna Halke Eberhard Rausch	Petra Schneider Bogdan Pulcer		[23]
1975	Garmisch-Partenkirchen			Gabriele Beck Jochen Stahl	[24]
1976	Bremerhaven		Gabriele Beck Jochen Stahl	Sylvia Jäckle Axel Teschemacher	[25]
1977	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Susanne Scheibe Andreas Nischwitz		Rafaela Dondoni Mario Dondoni	[26]
1978	Dortmund			Gabi Winkler Michael Kutina	[88]
1979	Herne	Christina Riegel Andreas Nischwitz		Sylke Morell Sven Morell	[28]
1980	Garmisch-Partenkirchen			Petra Hammerlindl Matthias Möver	[29]
1981	Unna		Marina Kielmann Oliver Dörendahl	No other competitors	[89]
1982	Mannheim	Bettina Hage Stefan Zins	Isabella Caprano Daniele Caprano	Birgit Kuß Uwe Fischbeck	[90]
1983	Oberstdorf	Claudia Massari Leonardo Azzola	Birgit Kuß Uwe Fischbeck	Isabella Caprano Daniele Caprano	[91]
1984	Unna		Susanne Becher Stefan Pfrengle	Birgit Kuß Uwe Fischbeck	[33]
1985	Bremerhaven	Claudia Massari Daniele Caprano	Kerstin Kimminus Stefan Pfrengle	No other competitors	[34]
1986	Mannheim	Kerstin Kimminus Stefan Pfrengle	Marianne Ocvirek Holger Malez		[92]
1987	West Berlin	Sonja Adalbert Daniele Caprano	Kerstin Kimminus Stefan Pfrengle	Nicole Neujahr Marc Drüner	[36]
1988	Unna	Brigitte Groh Holger Maletz	Anuschka Gläser Stefan Pfrengle	Sonja Adalbert Daniele Caprano	[93]
1989	West Berlin	Anuschka Gläser Stefan Pfrengle	Sonja Adalbert Daniele Caprano	Heike Hack Markus Korndörfer	[38]
1990	Oberstdorf		Henriette Wörner Andreas Sigurdsson	Tatiana Demovic Holer Maletz	[39]
1991	Berlin	Mandy Wötzel Axel Rauschenbach	Peggy Schwarz Alexander König	Anuschka Gläser Stefan Pfrengle	[40]
1992	Unna	Peggy Schwarz Alexander König	Mandy Wötzel Axel Rauschenbach		[41]
1993	Mannheim	Mandy Wötzel Ingo Steuer	Jekaterina Silnitzkaya Marno Kreft	Nadine Pflaum Kristijan Simeunovic	[42]
1994	Herne	Anuschka Gläser Axel Rauschenbach	Peggy Schwarz Alexander König	Mandy Hannebauer Marno Kreft	[43]
1995	Oberstdorf	Mandy Wötzel Ingo Steuer	Jekaterina Silnitzkaja Mirko Müller	Silvia Dimitrov Rico Rex	[44]
1996	Berlin		Silvia Dimitrov Rico Rex	Emilie Gras Mirko Müller	[45]
1997	Oberstdorf		Peggy Schwarz Mirko Müller	Ulrike Rumi Thomas Dörmer	[46]
1998	Berlin	Peggy Schwarz Mirko Müller	No other competitors		[47]
1999	Oberstdorf		Stefanie Weiss Matthias Bleyer	Mariana Kautz Norman Jeschke	[48]
2000	Berlin		Mariana Kautz Norman Jeschke	Katharina Rybkowski Rico Rex	[49]
2001	Oberstdorf	Claudia Rauschenbach Robin Szolkowy	Brigitte Maier Rastislav Grejtak	No other competitors	[50]
2002	Berlin	Sarah Jentgens Mirko Müller	Mariana Kautz Norman Jeschke	Nicole Nönnig Matthias Bleyer	[51]
2003	Oberstdorf	Eva-Maria Fitze Rico Rex	Nicole Nönnig Matthias Bleyer	Anika Bahn Paul Pradel	[52]
2004	Berlin	Aljona Savchenko Robin Szolkowy	Eva-Maria Fitze Rico Rex	Mikkeline Kierkgaard Norman Jeschke	[53]
2005	Oberstdorf		Rebecca Handke Daniel Wende	Eva-Maria Fitze Rico Rex	[54]
2006	Berlin				[55]
2007	Oberstdorf		Mari Vartmann Florian Just	No other competitors	[56]
2008	Dresden			Ekaterina Vasilieva Daniel Wende	[57]
2009	Oberstdorf		Maylin Hausch Daniel Wende	Mari Vartmann Florian Just	[58]
2010	Mannheim	Maylin Hausch Daniel Wende	Nicole Gurny Martin Liebers	No other competitors	[59]
2011	Oberstdorf	Aljona Savchenko Robin Szolkowy	Mari Vartmann Aaron Van Cleave	Katharina Gierok Florian Just	[60]
2012		Maylin Hausch Daniel Wende		No other competitors	[61]
2013	Hamburg	Annabelle Prölß Ruben Blommaert			[62]
2014	Berlin	Aljona Savchenko Robin Szolkowy	Maylin Wende Daniel Wende	Mari Vartmann Aaron Van Cleave	[63]
2015	Stuttgart	Mari Vartmann Aaron Van Cleave	Minerva Fabienne Hase Nolan Seegert	No other competitors	[64]
2016	Essen	Aliona Savchenko Bruno Massot	Mari Vartmann Ruben Blommaert	Minerva Fabienne Hase Nolan Seegert	[65]
2017	Berlin	Mari Vartmann Ruben Blommaert	No other competitors		[66]
2018	Frankfurt	Aliona Savchenko Bruno Massot	Minerva Fabienne Hase Nolan Seegert	Annika Hocke Ruben Blommaert	[67]
2019	Stuttgart	Minerva Fabienne Hase Nolan Seegert	Annika Hocke Ruben Blommaert	No other competitors	[68]
2020	Oberstdorf		Annika Hocke Robert Kunkel		[69]
2022	Neuss		Alisa Efimova Ruben Blommaert		[71]
2023	Oberstdorf	Annika Hocke Robert Kunkel	Letizia Roscher Luis Schuster		[72]
2024	Berlin	Minerva Fabienne Hase Nikita Volodin	Katalin Janne Salatzki Lukas Roseler		[73]
2025	Oberstdorf		Letizia Roscher Luis Schuster		[74]
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Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold[7]	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 (Austria)[e]	Trude Wagner Fritz Staniek (Austria)[e]	Jutta Stöhr Fritz Hackl (Austria)[e]
1940	Berlin		Jutta Stöhr Fritz Hackl (Austria)[e]	Trude Wagner Fritz Staniek (Austria)[e]
1941	Cologne			Hertha Branowitzer Rudolf Plaschke (Austria)[e]
1942	Garmisch-Partenkirchen			Trude Hörmann Fritz Kolbinger (Austria)[e]
1943	Ice dance competition cancelled
1944	Berlin	Jutta Stöhr Fritz Hackl (Austria)[e]	Gerda Lusch Hans Bitter	Hermi Rittmann Fritz Staniek (Austria)[e]
1945–46	No competitions due to World War II
1947–49	No ice dance competitions
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 Matysik Rudi Matysik	Jutta Peters Wolfgang Kunz		[94]
1965	Cologne				[14]
1966	Füssen		Angelika Buck Erich Buck	Karin Witt Heiner Kern	[75]
1967	Berlin			Martha Schamberger Hans-Jürgen Schamberger	[76]
1968	Essen	Angelika Buck Erich Buck	Edeltraud Rotty Joachim Iglowstein	Heidi Grote Reinhard Strate	[77]
1969	Cologne			Waltraud Hollweg Fred Schulz	[18]
1970	Oberstdorf		Astrid Kopp Axel Kopp	Sylvia Fuchs Michael Fuchs	[19]
1971	Berlin			Angelika Wiesner Hans-Jürgen Wiesner	[78]
1972	Bad Nauheim		Sylvia Fuchs Michael Fuchs	Astrid Kopp Axel Kopp	[21]
1973	Krefeld				[22]
1974	Augsburg	Sylvia Fuchs Michael Fuchs	Nicole Rinsant Dirk Beyer	Gabriele Schäfer Robert Dietz	[23]
1975	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Christina Henke Udo Dönsdorf	Gabriele Schäfer Robert Dietz	Nicole Rinsant Michael Fuchs	[95]
1976	Bremerhaven			Sonja Ulmann Uwe Dörnenburg	[96]
1977	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Gabriele Schäfer Robert Dietz	Sonja Ulmann Uwe Dörnenburg	Monika Kuchler Michael Kuchler	[97]
1978	Dortmund	Henriette Fröschl Christian Steiner	Karin Albrecht Dirk Beyer		[98]
1979	Herne		Elke Kwiet Dieter Kwiet	Birgit Goller Peter Klisch	[28]
1980	Garmisch-Partenkirchen		Birgit Goller Peter Klisch	Elke Kwiet Dieter Kwiet	[29]
1981	Unna	Birgit Goller Peter Klisch	Petra Born Rainer Schönborn		[89]
1982	Mannheim			Elke Kwiet Markus Heyenbrock	[90]
1983	Oberstdorf	Petra Born Rainer Schönborn	Antonia Becherer Ferdinand Becherer	Ruth Werner Peter Werner	[99]
1984	Unna			Susanne Kutzer Niklas Heyenbrock	[33]
1985	Bremerhaven			Sabine Kern Stefan Kern	[34]
1986	Mannheim	Antonia Becherer Ferdinand Becherer	Andrea Weppelmann Hendryk Schamberger	Antonia Gavazzeni Sven Authorsen	[92]
1987	West Berlin				[36]
1988	Unna			Vera Zietemann Andreas Ullmann	[93]
1989	West Berlin	Andrea Weppelmann Hendryk Schamberger	Petra Zietemann Frank Ladd-Oshiro	Antonia Gavazzeni Wolfgang Wetzler	[38]
1990	Oberstdorf	Saskia Stähler Sven Authorsen		Andrea Weppelmann Hendryk Schamberger	[39]
1991	Berlin		Jennifer Goolsbee Hendryk Schamberger	Alexandra Golovine Wolfgang Wetzler	[40]
1992	Unna	Jennifer Goolsbee Hendryk Schamberger	Kati Winkler René Lohse	Eva Possart Stefan Possart	[41]
1993	Mannheim	Jennifer Goolsbee Samuel Gezolian		Yvonne Schulz Sven Authorsen	[42]
1994	Herne		Yvonne Schulz Sven Authorsen	Kati Winkler René Lohse	[43]
1995	Oberstdorf		Kati Winkler René Lohse	Yvonne Schulz Sven Authorsen	[44]
1996	Berlin	Kati Winkler René Lohse	Tarja Kühlfluck Ralf Seidel	Melissa Möhler Michael Osthoff	[45]
1997	Oberstdorf	Jennifer Goolsbee Samuel Gezolian	Melissa Möhler Michael Osthoff	Stephanie Rauer Thomas Rauer	[46]
1998	Berlin	Kati Winkler René Lohse	Stephanie Rauer Thomas Rauer	Sandra Arndt Matthias Lieder	[47]
1999	Oberstdorf			Alexandra Shows Michael Osthoff	[48]
2000	Berlin			Barbara Hantusch Denis Samokhine	[49]
2001	Oberstdorf	Stephanie Rauer Thomas Rauer	Jill Vernekohl Dmitri Kurakin	Natalie Spies Sebastian Fraas	[50]
2002	Berlin			No other competitors	[51]
2003	Oberstdorf	Kati Winkler René Lohse	Miriam Steinel Vladimir Tsvetkov	Stephanie Rauer Thomas Rauer	[52]
2004	Berlin		Christina Beier William Beier	No other competitors	[53]
2005	Oberstdorf	Christina Beier William Beier	Judith Haunstetter Arne Hönlein	Barbara Piton Alexandre Piton	[54]
2006	Berlin		Nelli Zhiganshina Alexander Gazsi	Judith Haunstetter Arne Hönlein	[55]
2007	Oberstdorf	Nelli Zhiganshina Alexander Gazsi	No other competitors		[56]
2008	Dresden	Christina Beier William Beier	Nelli Zhiganshina Alexander Gazsi	Carolina Hermann Daniel Hermann	[57]
2009	Oberstdorf	Carolina Hermann Daniel Hermann		Tanja Kolbe Sascha Rabe	[58]
2010	Mannheim	Christina Beier William Beier	Carolina Hermann Daniel Hermann	Nelli Zhiganshina Alexander Gazsi	[59]
2011	Oberstdorf	Nelli Zhiganshina Alexander Gazsi	Stefanie Frohberg Tim Giesen	Tanja Kolbe Stefano Caruso	[60]
2012			Tanja Kolbe Stefano Caruso	Carolina Hermann Daniel Hermann	[61]
2013	Hamburg			Kavita Lorenz Ievgen Kholoniuk	[62]
2014	Berlin			No other competitors	[63]
2015	Stuttgart		Jennifer Urban Sevan Lerche	Nathalie Rehfeldt Bennett Preiss	[64]
2016	Essen	Kavita Lorenz Panagiotis Polizoakis	Katharina Müller Tim Dieck	Aurelija Ipolito Bennett Preiss	[65]
2017	Berlin	Kavita Lorenz Joti Polizoakis		Shari Koch Christian Nüchtern	[66]
2018	Frankfurt				[67]
2019	Stuttgart	Shari Koch Christian Nüchtern		Jennifer Janse van Rensburg Benjamin Steffan	[68]
2020	Oberstdorf	Katharina Müller Tim Dieck	Jennifer Janse van Rensburg Benjamin Steffan	Shari Koch Christian Nüchtern	[69]
2021	Dortmund		No other competitors		[70]
2022	Neuss	Jennifer Janse van Rensburg Benjamin Steffan	Katharina Müller Tim Dieck	Lara Luft Maximilian Pfisterer	[71]
2023	Oberstdorf		Charise Matthaei Max Liebers	No other competitors	[72]
2024	Berlin			Karla Maria Karl Kai Hoferichter	[73]
2025	Oberstdorf				[74]
2026

Notes

1. Germany and Austria-Hungary held joint national championships until the onset of World War I in 1915.
2. Opava, in present-day Czech Republic, was at this point in time called Troppau and was part of Austria-Hungary.
3. 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.
5. During the German annexation of Austria from 1938 to 1945, citizens of Austria became de facto German citizens and were thus eligible to compete in the German Championships.
6. Olomouc, in present-day Czech Republic, was at this point in time called Olmütz and was part of Austria-Hungary.
7. Prior to her marriage to Walter Jakobsson, who was from Finland, Ludowika Eilers represented Germany in competition.^[81][82]
8. Marta Musilek was from Austria, while Horst Faber was from Germany.

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2002	Chemnitz	Peter Liebers	Steffen Hörmann	Julian Bässler	[100]
2003	Oberstdorf	Marcel Kotzian	Philipp Tischendorf	Norman Keck	[101]
2004		Philipp Tischendorf	Marcel Kotzian	Adrian Schager	[102]
2005		Norman Keck	Philipp Tischendorf	Denis Wieczorek	[103]
2006	Berlin	Daniel Dotzauer	Michael Biondi	Alan Riefert	[55]
2007	Oberstdorf		Franz Streubel	Denis Wieczorek	[56]
2008	Dresden		Patrick Stein	Christopher Berneck	[57]
2009	Oberstdorf	Paul Fentz	Matii Landgraf	Denis Wieczorek	[58]
2010	Mannheim	Martin Rappe	Alexander Schöpke	Christopher Berneck	[59]
2011	Oberstdorf		Niko Ulanovsky	Maxim Stiefel	[60]
2012		Niko Ulanovsky	Alexander Schöpke	Joti Polizoakis	[61]
2013		Joti Polizoakis	Alexander Bjelde	Anton Kempf	[62]
2014					[63]
2015		Anton Kempf	Catalin Dimitrescu	Dave Kötting	[64]
2016	Berlin	Catalin Dimitrescu	Dave Kötting	Kai Jagoda	[65]
2017	Mannheim	Thomas Stoll	Thomas Junski	Isaak Droysen	[66]
2018	Chemnitz	Jonathan Hess	Kai Jagoda	Denis Gurdzhi	[67]
2019	Dortmund	Denis Gurdzhi	Daniel Sapozhnikov	Louis Weissert	[68]
2020	Mannheim		Nikita Starostin		[69]
2021	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Dortmund	Louis Weissert	Denis Gurdzhi	Arthur Mai	[104]
2023	Oberstdorf	Luca Fünfer	Hugo Willi Herrmann	Alexander Vlascenko	[105]
2024				Leon Rojkov	[106]
2025		Genrikh Gartung	Robert Wildt	Hugo Willi Herrmann	[74]
2026

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2002	Chemnitz	Group I: Denise Zimmermann	Group I: Melanie Meyer	Group I: Mari Vartmann	[100]
		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	[101]
		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	[102]
		Group II: Marietheres Huonker	Group II: Alina Zetzsche	Group II: Kristina Kolberg
2005		Bettina Bayer	Brigitte Blickling	Katharina Teljuk	[103]
2006	Berlin	Group I: Nicole Scheck	Group I: Bettina Bayer	Group I: Ina Seterbakken	[55]
		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	[56]
		Group II: Jessica Kosuch	Group II: Jessica Hujsl	Group II: Caroline Mey
2008	Dresden	Briana Munoz	Nathalie Weinzierl	Bettina Bayer	[57]
2009	Oberstdorf	Julia Pfrengle	Bettina Bayer	Josephine Klinger	[58]
2010	Mannheim	Luisa Weber	Jessica Füssinger	Jennifer Urban	[59]
2011	Oberstdorf	Anne Zetzsche	Anna Baumgartel	Amani Fancy	[60]
2012		Angelika Dubinski	Maria Herceg	Anna Baumgärtel	[61]
2013		Lutricia Bock	Annabelle Prölß	Natalia Fartushina	[62]
2014			Maria Herceg	Alissa Scheidt	[63]
2015		Lea Johanna Dastich		Kristina Isaev	[64]
2016	Berlin	Kristina Isaev	Annika Hocke	Alissa Scheidt	[65]
2017	Mannheim	Jennifer Schmidt	Dora Hus	Ann-Christin Marold	[66]
2018	Chemnitz	Ann-Christin Marold	Franziska Kettl	Tina Helleken	[67]
2019	Dortmund		Elodie Eudine	Katalin Janne Salatzki	[68]
2020	Mannheim	Nargiz Suleymanova	Aya Hatakawa	Anastasia Steblyanka	[69]
2021	Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022	Dortmund	Olesya Ray	Aya Hatakawa	Janne Salatzki	[104]
2023	Oberstdorf		Valentina Adrianova	Anna Grekul	[105]
2024			Nicol Kalugina	Ina Jungmann	[106]
2025		Anna Gerke	Julia Grabowski		[74]
2026

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2002	Chemnitz	Anika Bahn Paul Pradel	No other competitors		[100]
2003	Oberstdorf	Rebecca Handke Daniel Wende	Anika Bahn Paul Pradel	No other competitors	[101]
2004			Soja Belostozkaja Paul Pradel		[102]
2006	Berlin	Maylin Hausch Steffen Hörmann	No other competitors		[55]
2009	Oberstdorf	Juliana Gudzhi Alexander Völler	Vanessa Schöche Andreas Müller	No other competitors	[58]
2010	Mannheim		Karolin Salatzki Nolan Seegert		[59]
2011	Oberstdorf	Linda Wenzig Matti Landgraf	No other competitors		[60]
2012		Annabelle Prölß Ruben Blommaert	Julia Linch Konrad Hocker-Scholler	Christin Schotte Kevin Kottek	[61]
2013		Vanessa Bauer Nolan Seegert			[62]
2014		Julia Linckh Konrad Hocker-Scholler	No other competitors		[63]
2015		Minori Yuge Jannis Bronisefski			[64]
2016	Berlin				[65]
2017	Mannheim	Talisa Thomalla Robert Kunkel			[66]
2019	Stuttgart		Letizia Roscher Luis Schuster	Josephine Lossius Niclas Rust	[68]
2020	Oberstdorf	Letizia Roscher Luis Schuster	Josephine Lossius Niclas Rust	No other competitors	[69]
2021	Dortmund		No other competitors		[70]
2022	Neuss				[71]
2023	Oberstdorf	Sonja Löwenherz Robert Löwenherz	Aliyah Ackermann Tobija Harms	Josephine Lossius Artem Rotar	[72]
2024	Berlin			Anastasia Steblyanka Lukas Gneiding	[73]
2025	Oberstdorf	Aliyah Ackermann Tobija Harms	Sonja Löwenherz Robert Löwenherz	No other competitors	[74]
2026

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2002	Chemnitz	Christina Beier William Beier	Maria Binczyk Marco Derpa	Caroline Gross Sascha Hanika	[100]
2003	Oberstdorf	Judith Haunstetter Arne Hönlein	Sandra Gissmann Marco Derpa	No other competitors	[101]
2004				Rina Thieleke Sascha Rabe	[102]
2005		Rina Thieleke Sascha Rabe	Carolina Hermann Daniel Hermann	Tanja Kolbe Paul Boll	[103]
2006	Berlin	Tanja Kolbe Paul Boll		Ashley Foy Benjamin Blum	[55]
2007	Oberstdorf	Carolina Hermann Daniel Hermann	Tanja Kolbe Sascha Rabe	Saskia Brall Tim Giesen	[56]
2008	Dresden	Ashley Foy Benjamin Blum	Jana Werner Tim Giesen	Ekaterina Zabolotnaya Julian Wagner	[57]
2009	Oberstdorf	Dominique Dieck Michael Zenkner	Shirleen Schönfeld Justin Gerke	Shari Koch Christian Nüchtern	[58]
2010	Mannheim	Stefanie Frohberg Tim Giesen	Dominique Dieck Michael Zenkner		[59]
2011	Oberstdorf	Shari Koch Christian Nüchtern		Juliane Haslinger Tom Finke	[60]
2012			Katharina Müller Justin Gerke	Kathrin Häuser Sevan Lerche	[61]
2013			Ria Schiffner Julian Salatzki		[62]
2014		Polina Gorlov Eduard Vishnyakov	Loreen Geiler Sven Miersch	Leah-Magdalena Steffan Benjamin Steffan	[63]
2015	Stuttgart	Katharina Müller Tim Dieck	Ria Schwendinger Valentin Wunderlich		[64]
2016	Berlin	Ria Schwendinger Valentin Wunderlich	Charise Matthaei Maximilian Pfisterer	Sandrine Hofstetter Benjamin Steffan	[65]
2017	Mannheim	Charise Matthaei Maximilian Pfisterer	Sabrina Bittner Andrei Lebed	Sarah Michelle Knispel Maximilian Voigtländer	[66]
2018	Frankfurt	Ria Schwendinger Valentin Wunderlich	Charise Matthaei Maximilian Pfisterer	Lara Luft Asaf Kazimov	[67]
2019	Stuttgart	Charise Matthaei Maximilian Pfisterer	Lara Luft Asaf Kazimov	Anne-Marie Wolf Max Liebers	[68]
2020	Oberstdorf	Lara Luft Stephano Schuster	Anne-Marie Wolf Max Liebers	Viktoria Lopusova Asaf Kazimov	[69]
2021	Dortmund	Anne-Marie Wolf Max Liebers	Lilia Schubert Kieren Wagner	No other competitors	[70]
2022	Neuss	Darya Grimm Michail Savitskiy	Karla Maria Karl Kai Hoferichter	Janne Kummer Erik Kummer	[71]
2023	Oberstdorf			Alexia Kruk Jan Eisenhaber	[72]
2024	Berlin		Lilia Schubert Nikita Remeshevskiy		[73]
2025	Oberstdorf		Alexia Kruk Jan Eisenhaber	Lilia Schubert Nikita Remeshevskiy	[74]
2026

Records

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	[107]
Women's singles	Ellen Brockhöft	7	1921; 1923–28	[108]
	Nicole Schott		2012; 2015; 2018–20; 2022–23	[109]
Pairs	Aljona Savchenko Robin Szolkowy	8	2004–09; 2011; 2014	[110][111]
	Aljona Savchenko[a]	10	2004–09; 2011; 2014; 2016; 2018
Ice dance	Angelika Buck Erich Buck	6	1968–73	[7]
	Nelli Zhiganshina Alexander Gazsi		2007; 2011–15	[112]
	Kati Winkler René Lohse		1996; 1998–2000; 2003–04	[113][114]

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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