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Belarusian Figure Skating Championships

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Belarusian Figure Skating Championships
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
VenueMinsk-Arena
LocationMinsk
CountryBelarus Belarus
Inaugurated1992
Organised bySkating Union of Belarus

The Belarusian Figure Skating Championships are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Skating Union of Belarus (Russian: Белорусский союз конькобежце) to crown the national champions of Belarus. 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.

Senior medalists

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Sergei Davydov at the 2007 European Championships
Viktoriia Safonova at the 2020 European Championships
Tatiana Danilova and Mikalai Kamianchuk at the 2016 European Championships
Viktoria Kavaliova and Yurii Bieliaiev at the 2016 European Championships
From left to right: Sergei Davydov, eight-time Belarusian champion in men's singles; Viktoriia Safonova, six-time Belarusian champion in women's singles; Tatiana Danilova and Mikalai Kamianchuk, two-time Belarusian champions in pair skating; and Viktoria Kavaliova and Yurii Bieliaiev, five-time Belarusian champions in ice dance

Men's singles

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Men's event medalists
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1992 Alexander Murashko
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001 Sergei Davydov Igor Rolinski Sergei Shiliaev [1]
2002
2003 Sergei Shiliaev Dmitri Malochnikov [2]
2004 Pavel Kersha [3]
2005 Alexandr Kazakov Sergei Shiliaev [4]
2006 [5]
2007
2008 Dmitri Kagirov [6]
2009 Alexandr Kazakov Dmitri Kagirov Mikhail Karaliuk [7]
2010 Pavel Ignatenko Vitali Luchanok [8]
2011 Vitali Luchanok Alexei Mialionkhin Mikhail Karaliuk [9]
2012 Mikhail Karaliuk Vitali Luchanok Dmitri Kagirov [10]
2013 Pavel Ignatenko Mikhail Koroliuk [11]
2014 Vitali Luchanok [12]
2015 Anton Karpuk [13]
2016 Alexei Mialionkhin Pavel Ignatenko Yakau Zenko [14]
2017 Anton Karpuk Alexei Mialionkhin Evgeni Puzanov [15]
2018 Yakau Zenko Anton Karpuk [16]
2019 Evgeni Puzanov Mikalai Kazlou [17]
2020 Evgeni Puzanov Alexander Lebedev Konstantin Milyukov [18]
2021 Konstantin Milyukov Evgeni Puzanov Mikalai Kazlou [19]
2022 Vasil Barakhouski [20]
2023 Alexander Lebedev Evgeni Puzanov [21]
2024 Evgeni Puzanov Alexander Lebedev Vasil Barakhouski [22]
2025 Vasil Barakhouski Georgij Kozlovskij [23]

Women's singles

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Women's event medalists
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1993 Inna Ovsiannikova
1994
1995 Maria Nikitochkina
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001 Julia Soldatova Jana Zarovskaya Kristina Mikhailova [1]
2002
2003 Evgenia Melnik Kristina Mikhailova Valeria Yaroshevich [2]
2004 Julia Sheremet Kristina Mikhailova [3]
2005 [4]
2006 Julia Sheremet Kristina Mikhailova Yuna Drobyshevskaya [5]
2007 Kristina Mikhailova Julia Sheremet
2008 Julia Sheremet Victoria Liahova Ekaterina Pakhamovich [6]
2009 Victoria Liahova Julia Sheremet [7]
2010 Ekaterina Pakhamovich Victoria Liahova Anastasia Gribko [8]
2011 Nastassia Hrybko Kseniya Bakusheva Victoria Liahova [9]
2012 Kristina Zakharanka [10]
2013 Victoria Liahova Janina Makeenka [11]
2014 Darya Batura Janina Makeenka Kseniya Bakusheva [12]
2015 Janina Makeenka Elizaveta Avsyukevich Darya Batura [13]
2016 Darya Batura Mariya Saldakaeva [14]
2017 Hanna Paroshina Elizaveta Malinovskaya Janina Makeenka [15]
2018 Aliaksandra Chepeleva Maryia Saldakayeva Elizaveta Malinovskaya [16]
2019 Lizaveta Khlypauka [17]
2020 Viktoriia Safonova Milana Ramashova Nastassia Sidarenka [18]
2021 Varvara Kisel Milana Ramashova [19]
2022 Milana Ramashova Aliaksandra Chepeleva [20]
2023 Valeriya Ezhova Anastasiya Makarova [21]
2024 Elizaveta Pikulik [22]
2025 Elizaveta Pikulik Elizaveta Kostyuk [23]

Pairs

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Pairs event medalists
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1993
1994 Yelena Grigoryeva / Sergey Sheyko
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
  • Alexandra Ivanova
  • Evgeni Kapitulets
 No other competitors [1]
2002–05 No pairs competitors
2006
  • Anastasia Savrilskaya
  • Nikolai Kamenchuk
 No other competitors [5]
2007–08 No pairs competitors
2009
  • Alexandra Tetenko
  • Nikolai Kamenchuk
 No other competitors [7]
2010 [8]
2011
No other competitors [9]
2012 [10]
2013 No other competitors [11]
2014 [12]
2015 No other competitors [13]
2016 No other competitors [14]
2017 [15]
2018–20 No pairs competitors
2021 No other competitors [19]
2022 No other competitors [20]
2023 [21]
2024–25 No pairs competitors

Ice dance

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Ice dance event medalists
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1993
1994 Tatiana Navka / Samvel Gezalian
1995
1996
1997 Tatiana Navka / Nikolai Morozov
1998
1999
2000
2001
  • Alissa de Carbonnel
  • Alexander Malkov
 No other competitors [1]
2002
2003
  • Anna Galchenyuk
  • Alexandr Cherniayev
 [2]
2004
  • Anna Galchenyuk
  • Oleg Krupen
  • Veronika Stepchenkova
  • Sergei Plishkin
 No other competitors [3]
2005
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2006
  • Julia Tereshenko
  • Oleg Krupen
  • Azaliya Mazynskaya
  • Sergei Plishkin
 [5]
2007
2008
  • Hanna Asadchaya
  • Dmitry Lamtiugin
 [6]
2009 No other competitors [7]
2010 No other competitors [8]
2011
  • Hanna Asadchaya
  • Sergei Plishkin
 [9]
2012 No other competitors [10]
2013 [11]
2014
  • Kristina Kaunatskaya
  • Yan Lukovskij
 [12]
2015
  • Kristina Kaunatskaya
  • Yan Lukovskij
  • Violetta Shostak
  • Pavel Sokolov
 [13]
2016 No other competitors [14]
2017
  • Adelina Zvezdova
  • Uladzimir Zaitsau
 [15]
2018 No other competitors [16]
2019
  • Emilia Kolleganova
  • Vladislav Polhovskij
  • Karina Sidorenka
  • Maxim Yalenich
 [17]
2020
  • Yuliya Zhata
  • Yan Lukouski
 [18]
2021
  • Karina Sidorenka
  • Maxim Yalenich
 No other competitors [19]
2022
  • Karina Sidorenka
  • Maxim Yalenich
 [20]
2023
  • Karina Sidorenka
  • Maxim Yalenich
 No other competitors [21]
2024 [22]
2025 [23]

Junior medalists

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Men's singles

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Junior men's event medalists
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2014 Pavel Ignatenko Anton Karpuk Artsiom Tseluiko [24]
2015 Anton Karpuk Yakau Zenko [25]
2016 Yakau Zenko Anton Karpuk Evgeni Puzanov [26]
2017 Mikalai Kazlou Nikita Stepankov [27]
2018 Evgeni Puzanov Mikalai Kazlou [28]
2019 Evgeni Puzanov Yakau Zenko Mikalai Kazlou [29]
2020 [30]
2021 Alexander Lebedev Evgeni Puzanov [31]
2022 [32]
2023 Vasilij Borohovskij Nikolaj Kozlov Aleksandr Labovich [21]
2024 Pavel Gavdis Mihail Labovich [22]
2025 Georgij Kozlovskij Pavel Gavdis [33]

Women's singles

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Junior women's event medalists
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2014 Janina Makeenka Alina Suponenko Darya Batura [24]
2015 Darya Batura Elizaveta Avsyukevich Maria Bakusheva [25]
2016 Alina Suponenko Anastasia Bozhenkova Hanna Paroshina [26]
2017 Hanna Paroshina Aliaksandra Chepeleva Mariya Saldakaeva [27]
2018 Arina Gall-Savalskaya Lizaveta Khlypauka [28]
2019 Milana Ramashova Nastassia Sidarenka [29]
2020 [30]
2021 Varvara Kisel Milana Ramashova Kseniya Zhehulskaya [31]
2022 Anastasiya Makarova Varvara Kisel [32]
2023 Valeriya Ezhova Zlata Omelyanyuk Aliaksandra Malashka [21]
2024 Elizaveta Kostyuk Anna Kalinka [22]
2025 Alisa Gorislavskaya Elizaveta Pikulik Varvara Stahovich [33]

Pairs

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Junior pairs event medalists
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2014–17 No junior pairs competitors [27]
2018
  • Darya Ryabkova
  • Vladislav Gresko
 No other competitors [28]
2019–21 No junior pairs competitors
2022
  • Alina Gorina
  • Vladislav Saprykin
 No other competitors [32]
2023
  • Nadin Vityaz'
  • Maksim Hritonenko
  • Margarita Voronovich
  • Vladislav Saprykin
 No other competitors [21]
2024
  • Angelina Buraya
  • Vladislav Saprykin
 [22]
2025 No junior pairs competitors [33]

Ice dance

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Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2014
  • Kristsina Kaunatskaia
  • Yan Lukouski
 [24]
2015
  • Emilia Kolleganova
  • Vladislav Polhovskij
2016
  • Emilia Kolleganova
  • Vladislav Polhovskij
  • Polina Mishchanchuk
  • Vladimir Zaitsev
 [26]
2017
  • Emilia Kolleganova
  • Vladislav Polhovskij
  • Adelina Zvezdova
  • Vladimir Zaitsev
  • Karina Sidarenka
  • Maksim Yalenich
 [27]
2018
  • Karina Sidarenka
  • Maksim Yalenich
  • Elizaveta Novik
  • Ilia Drantusov
  • Yana Lapkes
  • Radion Ilyutko
 [28]
2019
  • Emilia Kolleganova
  • Vladislav Polhovskij
  • Karina Sidarenka
  • Maksim Yalenich
  • Natalya Pozhivilko
  • Ilya Drantusau
 [29]
2020 [30]
2021
  • Lizaveta Novik
  • Oleksandr Kukharevskyi
  • Snezhana Barmotina
  • Svyatoslav Verstakov
 [31]
2022
  • Zlata Martsishchanka
  • Vladislav Sytik
  • Natalya Pozhivilko
  • Svyatoslav Verstakov
 [32]
2023
  • Ekaterina Andreeva
  • Dmitrii Blinov
  • Natalya Pozhivilko
  • Svyatoslav Verstakov
  • Viktoriya Plaskonnaya
  • Vladislav Sytsik
 [21]
2024
  • Viktoriya Plaskonnaya
  • Vladislav Sytsik
  • Tat'Yana Hadarkevich
  • Yaroslav Sytsik
  • Karalina Krasouskaya
  • Yahor Tratsevski
 [22]
2025
  • Karalina Krasouskaya
  • Yahor Tratsevski
  • Varvara Ravgen'
  • Mihail Prusenkov
 [33]

Records

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Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 8 2001-08 [34]
Women's singles 5 2020-25 [35]
Pairs Mikalai Kamianchuk[a] 5 2010-12;
2016-17 		[36][37]
Ice dance 5 2014-18 [38]
  1. ^ Mikalai Kamianchuk won three championship titles while partnered with Lubov Bakirova (2010-12) and two with Tatiana Danilova (2016-17).

References

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