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Italian Figure Skating Championships

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Italian Figure Skating Championships
Logo of the Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryItaly Italy
Inaugurated1914
Organized byItalian Ice Sports Federation

The Italian Figure Skating Championships (Italian: Campionati italiani di pattinaggio di figura) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Italian Ice Sports Federation (Italian: Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio) to crown the national champions of Italy. The first Italian Championships were held in 1914 at the Lago di Ghirla, and featured events for men and couples.[1] An event for women was added in 1921.[2] The first artificial ice rink in Italy – the Palazzo del Ghiaccio in Milan – was built in 1923, which allowed skating competitions to be held that weren't dependant on the weather.[3] Early championships often featured events in both speed skating and figure skating.[1][4][5] Competitions were interrupted during both World War I and World War II. Ice dance debuted as a national event in 1969.

Medals are awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior and junior levels, although not every discipline is held every year due to a lack of participants. Alberto Bonacossa and Carlo Fassi are currently tied for winning the most Italian Championship titles in men's singles (with ten each). Fassi also holds the record in pair skating with Grazia Barcellona (also with ten), while Carolina Kostner holds the record in women's singles (with nine). Barbara Fusar-Poli and Maurizio Margaglio hold the record in ice dance (with nine), although Fusar-Poli won an additional championship with a previous partner.

Senior medalists

[edit]
Daniel Grassl at the 2025 Skate America
Lara Naki Gutmann at the 2025 Skate America
Sara Conti and Niccolò Macii at the 2024 World Championships
Charlène Guignard and Marco Fabbri at the 2025 World Championships
The reigning Italian figure skating champions (from left to right): Daniel Grassl (men's singles); Lara Naki Gutmann (women's singles); Sara Conti and Niccolò Macii (pair skating); and Charlène Guignard and Marco Fabbri (ice dance)

Men's singles

[edit]
Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1914 Lago di Ghirla Alberto Bonacossa Adelchi Candellero Angelo Bellani [1]
1915 Turin [6]
1916–19 No competitions due to World War I
1920 Madesimo Alberto Bonacossa[7] Signor Santagostino Signor Zanacchi [4]
1921 [2]
1922 Milan Gino Colombo Giovanni Vanni [8]
1923 Turin Adelchi Candellero [5]
1924 Milan Gino Colombo Carlo Mangiagalli [9]
1925 Turin Carlo Mangiagalli Signor De Luca [10]
1926 Milan Bruno Bonfiglio Carlo Ciceri [11]
1927
1928 Baselga di Piné Bruno Bonfiglio No other competitors [12]
1929 Milan
1930 Cortina d'Ampezzo Bruno Bonfiglio No other competitors [13]
1931
1932 Milan No men's competitors [14]
1933 Mario Verdi Vittorio Maggi No other competitors [15]
1934 Cortina d'Ampezzo Ferdinando Pernthaler Vittorio Maggi [16]
1935 Ercole Cattaneo Pippo DeVecchi [17]
1936 Madonna di Campiglio Ercole Cattaneo Pippo DeVecchi Albino Seppi [18]
1937 Milan Signor Dubini Signor Balla Signor Endrici [19]
1938 Ercole Cattaneo Signor Endrici No other competitors [20]
1939 Naples Signor Castellari Signor Ciucchi Signor Errico [21]
1940
1941 Milan Piero Talamona Signor Endrici Gianni De Mori [22]
1942
1943 Milan Carlo Fassi Roberto Sartori Signor Endrici [23]
1944-45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Milan Carlo Fassi[24] Gianni De Mori Roberto Sartori [25]
1947 [26]
1948
1949 Merano Roberto Sartori No other competitors [27]
1950 Cortina d'Ampezzo [28]
1951 Asiago Giuliano Grossi Giulio Radacovich [29]
1952 Sestriere Giulio Radacovich Ezlo Benini [30]
1953
1954 Milan [31]
1955 Turin Roberto Rubino No other competitors [32]
1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo Sergio Brosio
1957 [33]
1958 Milan
1959 Bolzano Signor Maveri [34]
1960 Asiago No other competitors [35]
1961 Milan [36]
1962 Giordano Abbondati [37]
1963 Bolzano
1964 Milan No other competitors [38]
1965 [39]
1966 Cortina d'Ampezzo [40]
1967 Genoa Stefano Bargauan No other competitors [41]
1968 Milan
1969 Merano Stefano Bargauan [42]
1970
1971 Urtijëi
1972 Milan
1973 Rolando Bragaglia No other competitors [43]
1974 Turin Rolando Bragaglia Stefano Bargauan Willy Bargauan [44]
1975 Merano
1976 Bolzano No other competitors [45]
1977–80 No men's competitors
1981 Milan Bruno Delmaestro[46]
1982 Savona
1983
1984 Urtijëi Alessandro Riccitelli[46]
1985 Belluno
1986 Aosta No other competitors [47]
1987 Mentana Moreno Inzaghi Albert Giaquinta [48]
1988 Belluno [49]
1989 Bressanone
1990
1991 Feltre Gilberto Viadana
1992 Gilberto Viadana
1993 Fabrizio Garattoni[46] Gilberto Viadana
1994
1995 Rome No other competitors [50]
1996 Angelo Dolfini
1997 Roccaraso Gilberto Viadana Fabrizio Garattoni [51]
1998 Courmayeur Angelo Dolfini No other competitors [50]
1999 Milan Angelo Dolfini Roberto Sana [52]
2000 Merano Karel Zelenka [50]
2001 Milan [53]
2002 Collalbo Paolo Bacchini [50]
2003 Lecco Karel Zelenka Paolo Bacchini Fabio Mascarello [54]
2004 Milan Marco Fabbri [55]
2005 Merano [56]
2006 Sesto San Giovanni Daniel D'Inca [57]
2007 Trento Marco Fabbri Paolo Bacchini [58]
2008 Milan Samuel Contesti Karel Zelenka [59]
2009 Pinerolo Paolo Bacchini Ruben Errampalli [60]
2010 Brescia Karel Zelenka [61]
2011 Milan Fabio Mascarello [62]
2012 Courmayeur Paul Bonifacio Parkinson [63]
2013 Milan Paul Bonifacio Parkinson Maurizio Zandron [64]
2014 Merano Ivan Righini Paul Bonifacio Parkinson Paolo Bacchini [65]
2015 Turin Matteo Rizzo Carlo Vittorio Palermo [66]
2016 Maurizio Zandron [67]
2017 Egna [68]
2018 Milan Matteo Rizzo Ivan Righini [69]
2019 Trento Daniel Grassl Matteo Rizzo Mattia Dalla Torre [70]
2020 Bergamo [71]
2021 Egna Gabriele Frangipani [72]
2022 Turin [73]
2023 Brunico Matteo Rizzo Nikolaj Memola [74]
2024 Pinerolo Nikolaj Memola Gabriele Frangipani Corey Circelli [75]
2025 Varese Daniel Grassl Nikolaj Memola Gabriele Frangipani [76]
2026 Bergamo Matteo Rizzo Corey Circelli [77]

Women's singles

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Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1921 Madesimo Marisa Bonacossa[9][7] [2]
1922 Milan Mimi Merati Rosetta Gagliardi [8]
1923 Turin Sandra Franchi Margherita Weidlich [5]
1924 Milan Mimi Merati [9]
1925 Turin Sandra Franchi Margherita Weidlich Marisa Bonacossa [10]
1926 Milan Marisa Bonacossa Irene Volpato Anna Cattaneo (née Dubini) [11]
1927
1928 Baselga di Piné No other competitors [12]
1929 Milan
1930 Cortina d'Ampezzo Irene Volpato No other competitors [13]
1931
1932 Milan [14]
1933 No other competitors [15]
1934 Cortina d'Ampezzo Giovanni Foschiani Erica Bianchi No other competitors [16]
1935 Anna Cattaneo Leila Bottini [17]
1936 Madonna di Campiglio No other competitors [18]
1937 Milan Lidia Schid Erica Bianchi Signorina Celotti [78]
1938 Anna Cattaneo Leila Bottini Costanza Vigorelli [20]
1939 Naples Egilda Cecchini Signorina Crimaldi Signorina Testa [21]
1940
1941 Milan Costanza Vigorelli Anna Combi Carla Bellinzona [22]
1942
1943 Milan Costanza Vigorelli Carla Bellinzona Fedora Nuremberg [23]
1944-45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Milan Costanza Vigorelli Carla Bellinzona Grazia Barcellona [25]
1947 Grazia Barcellona Fedora Nuremberg [26]
1948 Grazia Barcellona[79]
1949 Merano Franca Re Liliana Aquilano [27]
1950 Cortina d'Ampezzo [28]
1951 Asiago [29]
1952 Sestriere Liliana Aquilano Didi Manzoli [30]
1953 Cortina d'Ampezzo Fiorella Negro
1954 Milan Luisella Gasperi Manuela Angeli [31]
1955 Turin Emma Giardini Luisella Gasperi [32]
1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo Manuela Angeli
1957 Emma Giardini Carla Tichatschek Anna Galmarini
1958 Milan Carla Tichatschek Anna Galmarini No other competitors [80]
1959 Bolzano [34]
1960 Asiago Anna Galmarini Carla Tichatschek Marialuisa Boscato [35]
1961 Milan Christa Fassi [36]
1962 Sandra Brugnera [37]
1963 Bolzano
1964 Milan
1965 [39]
1966 Cortina d'Ampezzo Rita Trapanese[46][81] [40]
1967 Genoa (Text on source indecipherable) [41]
1968 Milan [82]
1969 Merano [42]
1970
1971 Urtijëi
1972 Milan
1973 Cinzia Frosio Manuela Bertelè [43]
1974 Turin Franca Bianconi [44]
1975 Merano Susanna Driano[46]
1976 Bolzano
1977 Merano Franca Bianconi Signorina Schrott Signorina Ferretti [83]
1978 Susanna Driano[46]
1979 Milan
1980
1981 Milan Karin Telser
1982 Savona
1983
1984 Urtijëi
1985 Belluno Paola Tosi
1986 Aosta Beatrice Gelmini Pinuccia Ferrarlo No other competitors [47]
1987 Mentana Paola Tosi Sabine Contini [48]
1988 Belluno Sabine Contini Paola Tosi [49]
1989 Bressanone Sabine Contini Beatrice Gelmini
1990 Beatrice Gelmini Paola Tosi
1991 Feltre
1992 Margaret Schlater[46]
1993 Cristina Mauri
1994 Silvia Fontana Vanessa Giunchi
1995 Rome Vanessa Giunchi [84]
1996 Silvia Fontana Vanessa Giunchi
1997 Roccaraso Tony Bombardieri Silvia Fontana [51]
1998 Courmayeur Silvia Fontana Vanessa Giunchi [84]
1999 Milan Silvia Fontana Vanessa Giunchi Elisa Pompanin [52]
2000 Merano Paola Pasetto [84]
2001 Milan Vanessa Giunchi Silvia Fontana Claudia di Constanzo [53]
2002 Collalbo Silvia Fontana Vanessa Giunchi [84]
2003 Lecco Carolina Kostner Giorgia Carrossa [54]
2004 Milan Valentina Marchei Carolina Kostner Martina Sasanelli [55]
2005 Merano Carolina Kostner Valentina Marchei Nicole Della Monica [56]
2006 Sesto San Giovanni Silvia Fontana Caterina Gabanella [57]
2007 Trento Stefania Berton Valentina Marchei [58]
2008 Milan Valentina Marchei Francesca Rio [59]
2009 Pinerolo Carolina Kostner Francesca Rio Stefania Berton [60]
2010 Brescia Valentina Marchei Carolina Kostner Alice Garlisi [61]
2011 Milan Carolina Kostner Valentina Marchei Amelia Schwienbacher [62]
2012 Courmayeur Valentina Marchei Francesca Rio Roberta Rodeghiero [63]
2013 Milan Carolina Kostner Valentina Marchei Giada Russo [64]
2014 Merano Valentina Marchei Francesca Rio Roberta Rodeghiero [65]
2015 Turin Giada Russo Roberta Rodeghiero Micol Cristini [66]
2016 Sara Casella [67]
2017 Egna Carolina Kostner Giada Russo [68]
2018 Milan Giada Russo Elisabetta Leccardi [69]
2019 Trento Alessia Tornaghi Lucrezia Beccari Lara Naki Gutmann [70]
2020 Bergamo Marina Piredda [71]
2021 Egna Lara Naki Gutmann Ginevra Lavinia Negrello Lucrezia Beccari [72]
2022 Turin Anna Pezzetta Marina Piredda [73]
2023 Brunico Ginevra Lavinia Negrello Anna Pezzetta [74]
2024 Pinerolo Sarina Joos Lara Naki Gutmann [75]
2025 Varese Anna Pezzetta Marina Piredda [76]
2026 Bergamo Lara Naki Gutmann Sarina Joos Ginevra Lavinia Negrello [77]


Pairs

[edit]
Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1914 Lago di Ghirla
  • Dina Mancio-Kind
  • Adelchi Candeliero
[85]
  • Signorina Frua
  • Angelo Bellani
 No other competitors [1]
1915 Turin
  • Dina Mancio-Kind
  • Gaspare Voli
 No other competitors [6]
1916–19 No competitions due to World War I
1920 Madesimo
[7] 		No other competitors [4]
1921 [2]
1922 Milan
  • Rosetta Gagliardi
  • Giovanni Vanni
  • Mimi Merati
  • Gino Colombo
 [8]
1923 Turin
  • Dina Mancio-Kind
  • Gaspare Voli
  • Margherita Weidlich
  • Giovanni Vanni
 No other competitors [5]
1924 Milan
  • Margherita Weidlich
  • Giovanni Vanni
  • Mimi Merati
  • Gino Colombo
  • Remigia Cusini
  • Leonardo Bonzi
 [9]
1925 Turin
  • Dina Mancio-Kind
  • Gaspare Voli
 No other competitors [10]
1926 Milan
  • Irene Volpato
  • Bruno Bonfiglio
 [11]
1927
1928 Baselga di Piné
1929 Milan
1930 Cortina d'Ampezzo
  • Irene Volpato
  • Bruno Bonfiglio
 No other competitors [13]
1931
1932 Milan
  • Sandra Franchi
  • Signor Mazzoni
 [14]
1933
  • Leila Bottini
  • Vittorio Maggi
 No other competitors [15]
1934 Cortina d'Ampezzo [16]
1935
  • Signorina Andreaus
  • Signor Blaha
  • Paola Seppi
  • Albino Seppi
 [17]
1936 Madonna di Campiglio [86]
  • Paola Seppi
  • Albino Seppi
 No other competitors [18]
1937 Milan
  • Paola Seppi
  • Albino Seppi
  • Signorina Celotti
  • Signor Balla
  • Signorina Sincero
  • Signor Patrucco
 [19]
1938
  • Leila Bottini
  • Vittorio Maggi
  • Signorina Celotti
  • Signor Balla
 [87]
1939 Naples
  • Elide Bergamaschi
  • Signor Castellari
  • Egilda Cecchini
  • Signor Chierighini
  • Signorina Morgoglione
  • Signor Errico
 [21]
1940
1941 Milan
  • Anna Combi
  • Gianni De Mori
 No other competitors [22]
1942
1943 Milan No other competitors [23]
1944–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Milan [79] No other competitors [25]
1947 [26]
1948
1949 Merano No other competitors [27]
1950 Cortina d'Ampezzo
1951 Asiago
  • Luciana Malfatti
  • Giuliano Grossi
 No other competitors [29]
1952 Sestriere
  • Liliana Malfatto
  • Gianni De Mori
 No other competitors [30]
1953 Cortina d'Ampezzo
1954 Milan No other competitors [31]
1955 Turin
  • Bona Giammona
  • Giancarlo Sioli
  • Rosalia Piantella
  • Aldo Burdet
 No other competitors [32]
1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo
1957
1958 Milan
1959 Bolzano
  • Signorina Rieder
  • Signor Adrario
 [34]
1960 Asiago
  • Ilvana Zuliana
  • Roberto Castoldi
 No other competitors [35]
1961 Milan
1962
  • Signorina Gilardini
  • Signor Ceccattini
 [37]
1963 Bolzano
1964 Milan
  • Emanuela Gianoli
  • Michele Bargauan
1965 [39]
1966 Cortina d'Ampezzo [40]
1967 Genoa No other competitors [41]
1968 Milan
1969 Merano
1970
1971 Urtijëi
1972 Milan
1973
1974 Turin
1975 Merano
1976 Bolzano
1977 Merano
1978
1979 Milan
1980
1981 Milan
1982 Savona
1983
1984
1985 Belluno
1986 Aosta No pairs competitors [47]
1987 Mentana [48]
1988 Belluno [49]
1989 Bressanone
1990
1991 Feltre
1992
1993
1994
  • Marta Andrella
  • Dmitri Kaploun
1995 Rome
1996
1997–2000 No pairs competitors [88]
2001 Milan No other competitors
2002 Collalbo
2003–06 No pairs competitors
2007 Trento No other competitors [58]
2008 Milan
  • Marika Zanforlin
  • Federico Degli Esposti
 No other competitors [59]
2009 Pinerolo [60]
2010 Brescia
  • Marika Zanforlin
  • Federico Degli Esposti
 [61]
2011 Milan No other competitors [62]
2012 Courmayeur
No other competitors [63]
2013 Milan [64]
2014 Merano
[65]
2015 Turin [66]
2016 [67]
2017 Egna [68]
2018 Milan [69]
2019 Trento No other competitors [70]
2020 Bergamo [71]
2021 Egna [72]
2022 Turin [73]
2023 Brunico [74]
2024 Pinerolo [75]
2025 Varese [76]
2026 Bergamo [77]

Ice dance

[edit]
Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1970 Merano [89]
1971 Urtijëi
1972 Milan
1973
1974 [90]
1975 Merano
1976 Bolzano
1977 Merano
1978
1979 Milan
1980
1981 Milan
1982 Savona [91]
1983
1984
1985 Belluno
1986 Aosta
  • Tania Capiello
  • Gian Piero Tiranzoni
 [47]
1987 Mentana
  • Michela Malingambi
  • Andrea Gilardi
 [48]
1988 Belluno [49]
1989 Bressanone [92]
1990
1991 Feltre
1992
1993
1994
1995 Rome No other competitors [93]
1996
1997 Roccaraso
  • Francesca Fermi
  • Andrea Baldi
 [51]
1998 Courmayeur [93]
1999 Milan
  • Francesca Fermi
  • Diego Rinaldi
  • Elisa Angeli
  • Moreno La Fiosca
 [52]
2000 Merano No other competitors [93]
2001 Milan
  • Valentina Anselmi
  • Fabrizio Pedrazzini
[53]
2002
  • Valentina Anselmi
  • Fabrizio Pedrazzini
 [94]
2003 Lecco
  • Marta Paoletti
  • Fabrizio Pedrazzini
 No other competitors [54]
2004 Milan
  • Alessia Avanzini
  • Luca Lombardi
 [55]
2005 Merano No other competitors [56]
2006 Sesto San Giovanni
[57]
2007 Trento No other competitors [58]
2008 Milan
  • Alessia Aureli
  • Marco Garavaglia
 [59]
2009 Pinerolo [60]
2010 Brescia [61]
2011 Milan [95]
2012 Courmayeur [63]
2013 Milan
[64]
2014 Merano [65]
2015 Turin [66]
2016 [67]
2017 Egna [68]
2018 Milan [69]
2019 Trento [70]
2020 Bergamo
  • Katrine Roy
  • Claudio Pietrantonio
 [71]
2021 Egna
[72]
2022 Turin [73]
2023 Brunico [74]
2024 Pinerolo [75]
2025 Varese [76]
2026 Bergamo [77]

Junior medalists

[edit]

Men's singles

[edit]
Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2003 Lecco Marco Fabbri Giovanni Rinaldi No other competitors [54]
2004 Milan Federico Uslenghi Stefano Pellin Cristian Rapis [55]
2005 Merano Luca Demattè Marco Del Zotto Cristian Rapis [56]
2006 Sesto San Giovanni Ruben Errampalli Davide Meregalli Maurizio Zandron [57]
2007 Trento Luca Demattè Maurizio Zandron Davide Meregalli [58]
2008 Milan Saverio Giacomelli Gabriele Maraviglia [59]
2009 Pinerolo Filippo Ambrosini Nikita Revine [60]
2010 Brescia Filippo Ambrosini Nikita Revine Maurizio Zandron [96]
2011 Milan Nikita Revine Alessandro Pezzoli Carlo Vittorio Palermo [62]
2012 Courmayeur Carlo Vittorio Palermo Antonio Panfili Giorgio Settembrini [63]
2013 Milan Adrien Bannister Carlo Vittorio Palermo Alberto Vanz [64]
2014 Merano Matteo Rizzo Adrien Bannister Mattia Dalla Torre [65]
2015 Aosta Adrien Bannister Alessandro Fadini Paolo Balestri [66]
2016 Turin Daniel Grassl Nik Folini [67]
2017 Egna Gabriele Frangipani [68]
2018 Milan Nik Folini Gabriele Frangipani Paolo Balestri [69]
2019 Trento Gabriele Frangipani Nikolaj Memola Emanuele Indelicato [70]
2020 Bergamo Matteo Nalbone [71]
2021 Trento Raffaele Francesco Zich [72]
2022 Turin Nikolaj Memola Emanuele Indelicato Aiden Lino Alexander Buttiero Khorev [73]
2023 Brunico Matteo Nalbone Tommaso Barison [74]
2024 Varese Nikolay di Tria Edoardo Profaizer [75]
2025 Bergamo Matteo Marchioni Nikita Dossena [76]
2026 Edoardo Profaizer [77]

Women's singles

[edit]
Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2003 Lecco Martina Sasanelli Francesca Mongini Cristiana Di Natale [54]
2004 Milan Federica Constantini Caterina Gabanella Stefania Berton [55]
2005 Merano Stefania Berton Marcella De Trovato Deborah Sacchi [56]
2006 Sesto San Giovanni Marcella De Trovato Deborah Sacchi Roberta Rodeghiero [57]
2007 Trento Francesca Rio Alice Garlisi [58]
2008 Milan Alice Garlisi Silvia Lovison Mariella Schwederski [59]
2009 Pinerolo Amelia Schwienbacher Caterina Andermarcher Silvia Lovison [60]
2010 Brescia Carlotta Ortenzi Amelia Schwienbacher Caterina Andermarcher [96]
2011 Milan Micol Cristini Giada Russo Silvia Martinelli [62]
2012 Courmayeur Giada Russo Sara Casella Elettra Olivotto [63]
2013 Milan Sara Casella Guia Maria Tagliapietra Briley Pizzelanti [64]
2014 Merano Guia Maria Tagliapietra Rebecca Ghilardi Bogdana Semyryazhko [65]
2015 Aosta Lucrezia Gennaro Sara Boschiroli Giulia Foresti [66]
2016 Turin Alessia Tornaghi Lara Naki Gutmann [67]
2017 Egna Elisabetta Leccardi [68]
2018 Milan Lucrezia Beccari Lara Naki Gutmann Marina Piredda [69]
2019 Trento Marina Piredda Giuditta Sartori Ester Schwarz [70]
2020 Bergamo Ginevra Lavinia Negrello Carlotta Maria Gardini Giorgia De Nadai [71]
2021 Trento Anna Pezzetta Clara Zadra Camilla Paola Gardini [72]
2022 Turin Amanda Ghezzo Camilla Paola Gardini Chiara Minighini [73]
2023 Brunico Elena Agostinelli Guilia Barucchi [74]
2024 Varese Noemi Joos Giulia Barucchi Annalisa Ursino [75]
2025 Bergamo Beatrice Soldati Eleonora Ciferri Gioia Fiori [76]
2026 Zoe Mosca Barberis Nicole De Rosa [77]

Pairs

[edit]
Junior pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2003–06 No junior pairs competitors
2007 Trento
  • Carolina Gillespie
  • Daniel Aggiano
 No other competitors [58]
2008 Milan
  • Carolina Gillespie
  • Daniel Aggiano
  • Chiara Picciolini
  • Christian Rapis
 [59]
2009 Pinerolo
  • Carolina Gillespie
  • Daniel Aggiano
 No other competitors [60]
2010 Brescia
  • Marika Zanforlin
  • Federico Degli Esposti
 [96]
2011 Milan
  • Carolina Gillespie
  • Luca Demattè
 No other competitors [62]
2012 Courmayeur
  • Giulia Foresti
  • Leo Luca Sforza
  • Chiara Lafranchi
  • Benjamin Naggiar
 [63]
2013 Milan [64]
2014 Merano No other competitors [65]
2015 Aosta
[66]
2016 Turin
No other competitors [67]
2017 Egna [68]
2018 Milan
  • Sara Carli
  • Marco Pauletti
  • Giorgia Audenino
  • Fernando Fossa
 No other competitors [69]
2019 Trento
  • Vivienne Contarino
  • Marco Pauletti
[70]
2020 Bergamo
  • Giulia Papa
  • Riccardo Maria Maglio
 [71]
2021 Trento
  • Federica Simoli
  • Alessandro Zarbo
 [72]
2022 Turin
No other competitors [73]
2023 Brunico
  • Irina Napolitano
  • Edoardo Comi
  • Giorgia Burin
  • Alberto Tommasi
 No other competitors [74]
2024 Varese
  • Polina Polman
  • Gabriel Renoldi
 [75]
2025
  • Melissa Merrone
  • Alberto Tommasi
 [76]
2026 Bergamo No other competitors [77]

Ice dance

[edit]
Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2003 Lecco
[54]
2004 Milan
  • Denise Solenghi
  • Marco Garavaglia
 [55]
2005 Merano
  • Camilla Spelta
  • Marco Garavaglia
 [56]
2006 Sesto San Giovanni
  • Camilla Spelta
  • Marco Garavaglia
 [57]
2007 Trento [58]
2008 Milan
[59]
2009 Pinerolo
[60]
2011 Milan
  • Francesca Rizzo
  • Marco Manenti
  • Federica Bernardi
  • Daniel Ferrari
 [62]
2012 Courmayeur [63]
2013 Milan [64]
2014 Merano
  • Valentina Gabusi
  • Nik Mirzakhani
[65]
2015 Aosta
  • Federica Madaschi
  • Andrea Alchieri
 [66]
2016 Turin [67]
2017 Egna
  • Sara Campanini
  • Francesco Riva
 [68]
2018 Milan
  • Francesca Righi
  • Aleksei Dubrovin
 [69]
2019 Trento
  • Francesca Righi
  • Aleksei Dubrovin
  • Sara Campanini
  • Francesco Riva
 [70]
2020 Bergamo
  • Francesca Righi
  • Aleksei Dubrovin
 [71]
2021 Egna
  • Nicole Calderari
  • Marco Cilli
[72]
2022 Turin
  • Nicole Calderari
  • Marco Cilli
  • Sofia Kirichenko
  • Alessandro Bortolo Pellegrini
 [73]
2023 Brunico
  • Giorgia Galimberti
  • Matteo Libasse Mandelli
  • Alice Pizzorni
  • Massimiliano Bucciarelli
 [74]
2024 Pinerolo
  • Beatrice Ventura
  • Stefano Frasca
  • Vittoria Petracchi
  • Daniel Basile
 [75]
2025 Varese
  • Laura Finelli
  • Massimiliano Bucciarelli
 [76]
2026 Bergamo
  • Arianna Soldati
  • Nicholas Tagliabue
  • Zoe Bianchi
  • Daniel Basile
  • Melissa Cachova
  • Ivan Morozov
 [77]

Records

[edit]
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles Alberto Bonacossa 11 1914–15;
1918–28
Women's singles 9 2003;
2005–07;
2009;
2011;
2013;
2017–18 		[97]
Pairs 10 1942–43;
1946–52;
1954 		[79]
Ice dance 9 1995–2002;
2006 		[98]
[a] 10 1994–2002;
2006
  1. ^ Barbara Fusar-Poli won one championship title while partnered with Alberto Reani (1994) and nine with Maurizio Margaglio (1995–2002).

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