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French Figure Skating Championships

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Recurring national figure skating competition

French Figure Skating Championships
Logo of the French Federation of Ice Sports
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountryFrance France
Inaugurated1908
Previous event2025
Next event2026
Organized byFrench Federation of Ice Sports

TheFrench Figure Skating Championships (French:Championnat de France Elite) are an annualfigure skating competition organized by theFrench Federation of Ice Sports (French:Fédération Française des Sports de Glace) to crown thenational champions of France. The first official French Championships were held in 1908 inChamonix. The competition, exclusively for men, consisted ofspecial figures andfree skating;Louis Magnus was the winner. A competition for women was added the next year,pair skating was added in 1911, andice dance in 1948. The championships were interrupted during bothWorld War I andWorld War II.

Medals are awarded inmen's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior, junior, and novice levels, although not every discipline may be held every year due to a lack of participants.Alain Giletti currently holds the record for winning the most French Championships in men's singles (with ten), whileAndrée Brunet (née Joly) holds the record in women's singles (also with ten). She also holds the record in pair skating with her husbandPierre Brunet (with eleven).Jean-Paul Guhel holds the record in ice dance (with nine), although they were not all won with the same partner.

History

[edit]

TheFrench Federation of Ice Sports – originally known as theUnion des Fédérations Françaises des Sports de Glace – was founded in 1903 to oversee all winter sports in France except for skiing.[1] Championship events infigure skating,speed skating, andice hockey were held at the Palais de Glace inParis.[2] In 1908, the organization was renamed theFédération Française des Sports d'Hiver, and it oversaw figure skating,ice dance, speed skating,bobsleigh,curling, and ice hockey.[1] The first official figure skating championship event for men was held in 1908 inChamonix;Louis Magnus was the winner. A separate event for women was held the next year in Paris;[3]Yvonne Lacroix won the event.[4] Championships in pair skating began in 1911 and ice dance in 1948. Since 1941, the French Federation of Ice Sports has been known as theFédération Française des Sports de Glace.[1]

Senior medalists

[edit]
From left to right:Evgeniia Lopareva andGeoffrey Brissaud, three-time French champions inice dance;Brian Joubert, eight-time French champion inmen's singles;Léa Serna, three-time French champion inwomen's singles; andVanessa James andMorgan Ciprès, six-time French champions inpair skating

Men's singles

[edit]
Men's event medalists
YearLocationGold[1]SilverBronzeRef.
1908ChamonixLouis MagnusM. LacroixCharles Sabouret[5]
1909M. de Mouzilly-Saint-MarsLucien Trugard[6]
1910ParisFrancis Pigueron[7]
1911Albert Heidé[8]
1912Lucien TrugardCharles Sabouret[9]
1913Francis PigueronLucien TrugardAndré Malinet[10]
1914José CarvajalUnited KingdomBasil Williams(Great Britain)[11]
1915–19No competitions due toWorld War I[1]
1920ParisFrancis PigueronAdolphe DinesmannAndré Malinet[12]
1921Font-Romeu
1922ParisPierre BrunetAdolphe Dinesmann[13]
1923Chamonix[14]
1924ParisPierre BrunetGeorges TorchonNo other competitors[15]
1925Louis BarbeyStéphane Rodrigues-Henriques[16]
1926Pierre Brunet[a]No other competitors[17]
1927Pierre BrunetJean HenrionGeorges Torchon
1928Louis Barbey[18]
1929ChamonixCharles SabouretNo other competitors[19]
1930Mont RevardJean HenrionStéphane Rodrigues-Henriques[20]
1931Font-RomeuGeorges Torchon[21]
1932ParisJean HenrionPierre BrunetGeorges Torchon[22]
1933Georges TorchonGérard Rodrigues-Henriques[23]
1934ChamonixGérard Rodrigues-HenriquesNo other competitors[24]
1935ParisNo other competitors[25]
1936Jacques FavartGérard Rodrigues-Henriques[26]
1937No other competitors[27]
1938[28]
1939Tony Font[29]
1940–41No competitions due toWorld War II[1]
1942ParisJacques FavartGuy PigierPaul Gaudin[30]
1943–45No competitions due toWorld War II[1]
1946ParisPaul GaudinTony FontGuy Pigier[31]
1947Guy PigierJean Vivès[32]
1948
1949Tony FontJean VivèsNo other competitors[33]
1950
1951Alain GilettiJean VivèsNo other competitors[34]
1952Alain Giletti
1953Jean VivèsNo other competitors
1954Alain Calmat[35]
1955Lyon[1]
1956Boulogne-Billancourt
1957
1958ParisAlain CalmatAlain Giletti[36]
1959Boulogne-BillancourtAlain GilettiAlain Calmat[1]
1960
1961Robert Dureville
1962Alain CalmatRobert DurevilleAlain Trouillet
1963Philippe Pélissier[37]
1964[1]
1965Patrick Péra[38]
1966Patrick PéraPhilippe Pélissier[1]
1967
1968LyonPhilippe PélissierJacques Mrozek
1969Boulogne-Billancourt
1970Jacques MrozekDidier Gailhaguet
1971Megève
1972ChamonixDidier GailhaguetWilly Bargauan
1973StrasbourgJacques MrozekPascal DelormeChristophe Boyadjian
1974Boulogne-BillancourtDidier GailhaguetGilles Beyer
1975ReimsGilles BeyerJean-Christophe Simond
1976Asnières-sur-SeineJean-Christophe SimondChristophe Boyadjian
1977AmiensPierre LamineGilles Beyer
1978BelfortGilles BeyerMichel LotzChristophe Boyadjian
1979ToursJean-Christophe SimondPatrice Macrez
1980ReimsPatrice MacrezGilles Beyer
1981AngletDidier Monge
1982Asnières-sur-SeinePhilippe Paulet
1983BordeauxLaurent DepouillyFernand Fédronic
1984Megève[39]
1985BelfortFernand FédronicPhilippe RoncoliLaurent Depouilly[40]
1986FranconvilleLaurent DepouillyFrédéric Harpagès[1]
1987ÉpinalPhilippe RoncoliFrédéric HarpagèsFernand Fédronic[41]
1988GrenobleFrédéric LipkaAxel Médéric[42]
1989CaenAxel MédéricÉric MillotNicolas Pétorin[1]
1990AnnecyÉric MillotPhilippe CandeloroFrédéric Harpagès
1991ReimsNicolas Pétorin[43]
1992ColombesNicolas PétorinPhilippe Candeloro[44]
1993GrenoblePhilippe CandeloroNicolas Pétorin[45]
1994Athis-MonsPhilippe CandeloroÉric MillotThierry Cérez[46]
1995Bordeaux[1]
1996Albertville
1997AmiensThierry CérezLaurent Tobel
1998BesançonThierry CérezLaurent TobelGabriel Monnier[47]
1999LyonLaurent TobelVincent RestencourtThierry Cérez[48]
2000CourchevelStanick JeannetteGabriel MonnierVincent Restencourt[49]
2001BriançonFrédéric Dambier[50]
2002GrenobleGabriel MonnierBrian Joubert[51]
2003Asnières-sur-SeineBrian JoubertStanick JeannetteFrédéric Dambier[52]
2004BriançonFrédéric DambierStanick Jeannette[53]
2005RennesSamuel Contesti[54]
2006BesançonSamuel ContestiAlban Préaubert[55]
2007OrléansYannick PonseroSamuel Contesti[56]
2008MegèveAlban Préaubert[57]
2009ColmarYannick PonseroFlorent Amodio[58]
2010MarseilleFlorent AmodioYannick Ponsero[59]
2011ToursBrian JoubertFlorent Amodio[60]
2012Dammarie-lès-LysChafik Besseghier[61]
2013StrasbourgFlorent AmodioChafik BesseghierRomain Ponsart[62]
2014VaujanyBrian JoubertChafik Besseghier[63]
2015MegèveRomain Ponsart[64]
2016ÉpinalChafik BesseghierFlorent AmodioSimon Hocquaux[65]
2017CaenKévin AymozChafik BesseghierRomain Ponsart[66]
2018NantesChafik BesseghierKévin Aymoz[67]
2019VaujanyKévin AymozAdam Siao Him FaAdrien Tesson[68]
2020DunkirkRomain Ponsart[69]
2021Vaujany[70]
2022Cergy-PontoiseLuc Economides[71]
2023RouenAdam Siao Him FaKévin AymozFrançois Pitot[72]
2024VaujanyLuc Economides[73]
2025AnnecyKévin AymozFrançois PitotLuc Economides[74]
  1. ^WhilePierre Brunet finished in first place at the 1926 French Championships, he did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the French Champion.[17]


Women's singles

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Women's event medalists
YearLocationGold[1]SilverBronzeRef.
1909ParisYvonne LacroixAnita NahmiasNo other competitors[4]
1910Anita NahmiasNo other competitors[75]
1911Simone Poujade[76]
1912Anita Del Monte-NahmiasSimone PoujadeNo other competitors[77]
1913Simone PoujadeAnita Del Monte-Nahmias[78]
1914Yvonne Bourgeois[79]
1915–19No competitions due toWorld War I[1]
1920No women's competitors
1921Font-RomeuAndrée JolyYvonne BourgeoisNo other competitors[80]
1922Paris[81]
1923Font-Romeu[82]
1924ParisNo other competitors[83]
1925Gaby BarbeyNo other competitors[16]
1926Janine Hagnauer[84]
1927No other competitors[17]
1928Gaby BarbeyJanine Hagnauer[85]
1929ChamonixJacqueline BrownMarguerite Bouvier[19]
1930Mont RevardMlle BrownNo other competitors[20]
1931Font-RomeuGaby ClericettiJanine HagnauerJacqueline Bossoutrot-Vaudecrane[21]
1932ParisJacqueline Bossoutrot-VaudecranePierrette Vivès[22]
1933[86]
1934ChamonixJanine HagnauerJacqueline Bossoutrot-Vaudecrane[24]
1935ParisJacqueline Bossoutrot-VaudecraneNo other competitors[25]
1936Mlle Schweich[26]
1937Jacqueline Bossoutrot-VaudecraneGaby ClericettiColette Diot[27]
1938[87]
1939Belgium Betty Hendrickx(Belgium)Jacqueline Bossoutrot-Vaudecrane[a]BelgiumMicheline Lannoy(Belgium)[29]
1940–41No competitions due toWorld War II[88]
1942ParisDenise FayolleDenise GaudinClaude Martin-Chauffier[30]
1943–45No competitions due toWorld War II[88]
1946ParisDenise FayolleJacqueline du BiefJanine Lafitte[31]
1947Jacqueline du Bief[89]Denise FayolleClaude Martin-Chauffier[32]
1948Liliane Caffin-MadauleNo other competitors[90]
1949Colette Laurendeau[33]
1950
1951Nadine DamienNo other competitors[91]
1952
1953Liliane Caffin-MadauleChristiane MoreuxNadine Damien
1954Maryvonne HuetGilberte Naboudet[35]
1955LyonMichèle Allard[1]
1956Boulogne-BillancourtMichèle AllardDany Rigoulot
1957Maryvonne HuetCorinne AltmannNo other competitors
1958Dany RigoulotNicole ErdosNicole Hassler[36]
1959Nicole HasslerCorinne Altmann[1]
1960Nicole HasslerDanièle GiraudNo other competitors
1961Dany RigoulotNicole HasslerDanièle Giraud
1962Nicole HasslerDanièle GiraudLaurence Berjoan
1963Micheline JoubertGeneviève Burdel[37]
1964Denise Neanne[1]
1965Sylvaine DubanDenise Neanne[38]
1966Micheline Joubert[1]
1967Sylvaine Duban
1968LyonJoëlle Cartaux
1969Boulogne-BillancourtJoëlle CartauxArielle ContamineChristiane Duchatel
1970Elisabeth Louesdon
1971MegèveMarie-Claude BierreMarie-Hèlène Panet
1972ChamonixMarie-Claude BierreJoëlle Cartaux
1973StrasbourgChristine StrohlDominique Faure
1974Boulogne-BillancourtMarie-Hélène PanetSabine Fuchs
1975ReimsSabine FuchsMarie-Reine Le Gougne
1976Asnières-sur-SeineAnne-Sophie de KristoffySylvie Doulat
1977AmiensMarie-Reine Le Gougne
1978BelfortAnne-Sophie de KristoffyIsabelle DeneuxSophie Bojé
1979ToursCécile AntonelliVéronique Lamarque
1980ReimsBéatrice Farinacci
1981AngletCécile AntonelliBéatrice FarinacciAnne-Sophie de Kristoffy
1982Asnières-sur-SeineBéatrice FarinacciAnne-Sophie de KristoffySophie Cuissot
1983BordeauxAgnès GosselinBéatrice Farinacci
1984MegèveNathalie Duquesne[39]
1985BelfortFlorence CoppNathalie Duquesne[40]
1986Franconville[1]
1987ÉpinalFlorence AlbertFlorence Copp[41]
1988GrenobleClaude PériSandrine Bache[42]
1989CaenSurya BonalySandra Garde[1]
1990AnnecyLaëtitia Hubert
1991ReimsCécile Tribolet[43]
1992ColombesMarie-Pierre Leray[44]
1993GrenobleMarie-Pierre LerayLaëtitia Hubert[45]
1994Athis-Mons[46]
1995Bordeaux[1]
1996AlbertvilleVéronique FleuryMalika Tahir
1997AmiensVanessa GusméroliGwenaëlle Julien
1998BesançonLaëtitia HubertSurya BonalyVanessa Gusméroli[47]
1999LyonVanessa GusméroliChristelle Miro[48]
2000CourchevelVanessa GusméroliGwenaëlle JulienJulie Cortial[49]
2001BriançonLaëtitia HubertChristelle Miro[50]
2002GrenobleAnne-Sophie Calvez[51]
2003Asnières-sur-SeineCandice DidierAnne-Sophie CalvezChristelle Miro[52]
2004BriançonGwendoline Didier[53]
2005RennesNadège BobillierLaura Dutertre[54]
2006BesançonCéline Lacour[55]
2007OrléansAnne-Sophie CalvezCandice Didier[56]
2008MegèveGwendoline DidierChloé DépouillyJulie Cagnon[57]
2009ColmarCandice DidierMaé-Bérénice MéitéSandra Sitbon[58]
2010MarseilleLéna MarroccoGwendoline Didier[59]
2011ToursYrétha SilétéLénaëlle Gilleron-GorryMaé-Bérénice Méité[60]
2012Dammarie-lès-LysMaé-Bérénice MéitéAnaïs Ventard[61]
2013StrasbourgAnaïs VentardLaurine Lecavelier[62]
2014VaujanyMaé-Bérénice MéitéLaurine LecavelierAnaïs Ventard[63]
2015MegèveLéa Serna[64]
2016ÉpinalAlizée Crozet[65]
2017CaenLaurine LecavelierMaé-Bérénice Méité[66]
2018NantesMaé-Bérénice MéitéLaurine LecavelierLéa Serna[67]
2019VaujanyJulie Froetscher[68]
2020DunkirkMaïa MazzaraLéa Serna[69]
2021VaujanyLéa SernaLola Ghozali[70]
2022Cergy-PontoiseLorine Schild[71]
2023RouenMaïa Mazzara[72]
2024VaujanyLorine SchildStefania GladkiLéa Serna[73]
2025AnnecyStefania GladkiLéa SernaÈve Dubecq[74]
  1. ^Jacqueline Bossoutrot-Vaudecrane was named the 1939 French Champion since Betty Hendrickx, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Belgium.

Pairs

[edit]
Pairs event medalists
YearLocationGold[1]SilverBronzeRef.
1911Paris
  • Simone Poujade
  • Francis Pigueron
[92]
1912
No other competitors[93]
1913
  • Simone Poujade
  • Francis Pigueron
[94]
1914
  • Yvonne Bourgeois
  • Robert George
No other competitors[95]
1915–19No competitions due toWorld War I[1]
1920Paris
  • Yvonne Bourgeois
  • Francis Pigueron
No other competitors[96]
1921
1922
  • Yvonne Bourgeois
  • Francis Pigueron
[97]
1923No other competitors[98]
1924[15]
1925[16]
1926
  • Marie-Louise Brunet
  • M. Theurnyssen
[99]
1927
  • Mlle Leduc
  • M. Thurneyssen
[17]
1928No other competitors[100]
1929Chamonix
[19]
1930Mont Revard
[101]
1931Font-Romeu
[21]
1932Paris
  • Mme Rodrigues
  • M. Rodrigues
[22]
1933No other competitors[102]
1934
  • Mme Rodrigues
  • M. Rodrigues
[103]
1935[25]
1936
[26]
1937
[104]
1938No other competitors[87]
1939
  • Soumi Sakomoto
  • Guy Pigier
[29]
1940–41No competitions due toWorld War II[1]
1942Paris
  • Denise Fayolle
  • Guy Pigier
  • Mme Coudray
  • M. Lormet
[30]
1943–45No competitions due toWorld War II[1]
1946ParisNo other competitors[31]
1947
  • Denise Fayolle
  • Guy Pigier
No other competitors[32]
1948No other competitors[1]
1949
1950
1951
  • Josette Arrouet
  • Thierry Tardy
No other competitors
1952No pairs competitors
1953
  • Nadine Damien
  • Jean Vivès
  • Chantal d'Orfond
  • J.P. Levy
No other competitors
1954
  • Colette Tarozzi
  • Jean Vivès
No other competitors
1955LyonNo pairs competitors
1956Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Colette Tarozzi
  • Jean Vivès
No other competitors
1957
  • Colette Tarozzi
  • Jean Vivès
No other competitors
1958
  • Anny Hirsch
  • Jean Vivès
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963No pairs competitors
1964
  • Noëlle Santerne
  • Yvan Le Théry
No other competitors
1965
  • Noëlle Santerne
  • Yvan Le Théry
No other competitors
1966
  • Anny Hirsch
  • Jean Vivès
No other competitors
1967
  • Noëlle Santerne
  • Yvan Le Théry
1968Lyon
  • Chantal Malderez
  • Gérard Malderez
1969Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Mona Szabo
  • Pierre Szabo
1970No other competitors
1971Megève
  • Pascale Kovelmann
  • Jean-Pierre Rondel
No other competitors
1972Chamonix
1973Strasbourg
1974Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Catherine Brunet
  • Philippe Brunet
1975Reims
  • Véronique Levan
  • Philippe Ramon
No other competitors
1976Asnières-sur-Seine
  • Caroline Verchère
  • Jean-Pierre Rondel
  • Catherine Brunet
  • Philippe Brunet
1977Amiens
  • Catherine Brunet
  • Philippe Brunet
  • Véronique Levan
  • Philippe Ramon
1978BelfortNo other competitors
1979Tours
1980Reims
  • Katia Dubec
  • Xavier Douillard
  • Catherine Brunet
  • Philippe Brunet
1981Anglet
  • Nathalie Borini
  • Gilles Chauvet
1982Asnières-sur-Seine
  • Cathy Gallière
  • Lionel Delieutraz
No other competitors
1983Bordeaux
1984Megève
  • Sylvie Vaquero
  • Didier Manaud
  • Christine Plisson
  • Gilles Chauvet
[39]
1985Belfort
  • Astrid Cordeau
  • Guy Renault
[40]
1986Franconville
  • Christine Plisson
  • Gilles Chauvet
  • Céline Cloix
  • Nicolas Desquenne
[1]
1987Épinal
  • Charline Mauger
  • Benoît Vandenberghe
  • Sylvie Vaquero
  • Didier Manaud
  • Christine Plisson
  • Gilles Chauvet
[41]
1988Grenoble
  • Valérie Binsse
  • Jean-Christophe Mbonyinshuti
No other competitors[42]
1989Caen
  • Valérie Binsse
  • Jean-Christophe Mbonyinshuti
No other competitors[1]
1990–91No pairs competitors
1992ColombesNo other competitors
1993Grenoble[45]
1994Athis-Mons
  • Sophie Guestault
  • François Guestault
[46]
1995Bordeaux
[1]
1996Albertville
  • Sophie Guestault
  • François Guestault
1997Amiens
  • Sophie Guestault
  • François Guestault
  • Alexandra Roger
  • Vivien Rolland
1998Besançon[47]
1999LyonNo other competitors[48]
2000Courchevel
  • Catherine Huc
  • Vivien Rolland
No other competitors[49]
2001Briançon[50]
2002Grenoble
[51]
2003Asnières-sur-Seine[52]
2004BriançonNo other competitors[53]
2005Rennes
  • Coralie Zielinski
  • Jean Louis Lacaille
[105]
2006Besançon
[55]
2007Orléans[56]
2008Megève
[57]
2009Colmar[58]
2010Marseille[59]
2011Tours
[60]
2012Dammarie-lès-Lys
  • Anne-Laure Letscher
  • Artem Patlasov
[61]
2013StrasbourgNo other competitors[62]
2014VaujanyNo other competitors[63]
2015MegèveNo other competitors[64]
2016Épinal[65]
2017Caen[66]
2018Nantes[67]
2019Vaujany[68]
2020Dunkirk[69]
2021VaujanyNo other competitors[70]
2022Cergy-Pontoise[71]
2023Rouen[72]
2024Vaujany[73]
2025Annecy[74]


Ice dance

[edit]
Ice dance event medalists
YearLocationGold[1]SilverBronzeRef.
1948Paris
  • Jacqueline Meudec
  • Henri Meudec
  • Geneviève Chamby
  • Jacques Potin
  • Micheline Mercier
  • Jean Streicher
[1]
1949–52No ice dance competitors
1953
  • Claude-Gisèle Weinstein
  • Claude Lambert
  • Fanny Besson
  • André Dauger
1954
  • Claude-Gisèle Weinstein
  • Claude Lambert
No other competitors[35]
1955Lyon[1]
1956Paris
  • Claude Lizieux
  • Jacques Mer
1957Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Annick de Trentinian
  • Jacques Mer
1958
  • Annick de Trentinian
  • Philippe Aumond
  • Bernadette Montlahuc
  • Dominique Duchesne
[36]
1959
  • Armelle Flichy
  • Pierre Brun
[1]
1960
  • Armelle Flichy
  • Pierre Brun
  • Annick de Trentinian
  • Jacques Mer
1961
  • Michèle Raisin
  • Jean-Claude Berthet
1962
1963
  • Armelle Flichy
  • Pierre Brun
[37]
1964
  • Ghislaine Bertrand-Houdas
  • Pierre Brun
No other competitors[1]
1965
  • Élyane Morand
  • Daniel Georget
1966No other competitors
1967
  • Pascale Aynes
  • Pascal Germe
  • Élisabeth Bugiel
  • Michel Bouttier
1968Lyon
  • Claude Cousté
  • Jean-Pierre Noullet
  • Mireille Klausner
  • Jean-Louis Schilz
  • Pascale Aynes
  • Pascal Germe
1969Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Éliane Vachon-France
  • Jean-Pierre Noullet
  • Anne-Claude Wolfers
  • Roland Mars
  • Élisabeth Bugiel
  • Michel Bouttier
1970Lyon
  • Élisabeth Bugiel
  • Michel Bouttier
  • Brigitte Ydrault
  • Pascal Germe
1971Boulogne-Billancourt
  • Anne-Claude Wolfers
  • Roland Mars
  • Élisabeth Bugiel
  • Michel Bouttier
1972Reims
  • Martine Coqblin
  • Pascal Germe
1973Asnières-sur-Seine
  • Claude Cousté
  • Éric Cousté
1974Viry-Châtillon
  • Frédérique Ramlot
  • Dominique Laurent
  • Marie-Joëlle Michel
  • Frédéric Garcin
1975Toulon
  • Marie-Joëlle Michel
  • Frédéric Garcin
  • Frédérique Ramlot
  • Dominique Laurent
1976Rouen
1977Tours
  • Catherine Nicod
  • Roland Teyssot
1978Belfort
1979
  • Isabelle Couquart
  • Philippe Boissier
1980Dijon
1981Toulon
  • Pascale Wlachet
  • Éric le Mercier
1982Arcachon
  • Sophie Schmidt
  • Éric Desplats
1983Épinal
  • Guillemette Ferial
  • Éric Chamoin
1984Toulouse
  • Sophie Mérigot
  • Philippe Berthe
1985Angers
  • Sophie Mérigot
  • Philippe Berthe
  • Isabelle Cousin
  • Martial Mette
[40]
1986Lyon
  • Isabelle Cousin
  • Martial Mette
  • Agnès Mommeja
  • Éric Mommeja
[1]
1987Dijon
1988Lyon[42]
1989Limoges
  • Christelle Gautier
  • Albérick Dallongeville
[1]
1990Bordeaux
1991Dijon
1992Bordeaux
[44]
1993La Roche-sur-Yon
[45]
1994Rouen[46]
1995Besançon[1]
1996Lyon
  • Agnès Jacquemard
  • Alexis Gayet
1997Bordeaux
1998Besançon[47]
1999Lyon[48]
2000Courchevel[49]
2001Briançon[50]
2002Grenoble[51]
2003Asnières-sur-Seine[52]
2004Briançon[53]
2005Rennes
  • Eve Bentley
  • Cédric Pernet
[54]
2006Besançon[55]
2007Orléans[56]
2008Megève[57]
2009Colmar[58]
2010Marseille
[59]
2011Tours[60]
2012Dammarie-lès-Lys[61]
2013Strasbourg
  • Sarah Robert-Sifaoui
  • Oleksandr Liubchenko
[62]
2014Vaujany
[63]
2015Megève
  • Péroline Ojardias
  • Michael Bramante
[64]
2016Épinal[65]
2017Caen[66]
2018Nantes
[67]
2019Vaujany[68]
2020Dunkirk[69]
2021VaujanyNo other competitors[70]
2022Cergy-Pontoise[71]
2023Rouen[72]
2024Vaujany[73]
2025Annecy[74]

Junior medalists

[edit]

Men's singles

[edit]
Junior men's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2011Cergy-PontoiseRomain PonsartThomas SosniakSimon Hocquaux[60]
2012Charleville-MézièresNoël-Antoine PierreCharles TetarGaylord Lavoisier[61]
2013ÉpinalSimon HocquauxKévin Aymoz[62]
2014WasquehalAdrien Tesson[63]
2015LyonKévin AymozDaniel Albert Naurits[64]
2016PoitiersLuc Economides[65]
2017Cergy-PontoiseAdam Siao Him FaMaxence Collet[66]
2018ParisLuc EconomidesAdam Siao Him FaLandry Le May[67]
2019Viry-ChâtillonAdam Siao Him FaXavier Vauclin[68]
2020Charleville-MézièresYann FrechonTom Bouvart[69]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic
2022Charleville-MézièresCorentin SpinarFrançois PitotIan Vauclin[71]
2023BordeauxIan VauclinIlia GogitidzeAxel Ahmed[72]
2024NiceFrançois Pitot[73]
2025Villard-de-LansGianni MotillaJean Medard[106]

Women's singles

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Junior women's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2011Cergy-PontoiseAnaïs VentardLaurine LecavelierLéna Marrocco[60]
2012Charleville-MézièresLaurianne CirilliLaurine Lecavelier[61]
2013ÉpinalLaurine LecavelierBahia TalebNadjma Mahamoud[62]
2014WasquehalNadjma MahamoudLénaëlle Gilleron-GorryLaurine Lecavelier[63]
2015LyonJulie FroetscherLéa SernaMarina Popov[64]
2016PoitiersAlizée CrozetJulie FroetscherÉlodie Eudine[65]
2017Cergy-PontoiseSandra RamondAlizée CrozetJulie Froetscher[66]
2018ParisLéa Serna[67]
2019Viry-ChâtillonAnna KuzmenkoSwitzerlandMaïa Mazzara(Switzerland)Lorine Schild[68]
2020Charleville-MézièresMaïa MazzaraOcéane Piegad[69]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic
2022Charleville-MézièresLola GhozaliLorine SchildÈve Dubecq[71]
2023BordeauxLorine SchildClemence Mayindu[72]
2024NiceStefania GladkiÈve DubecqNinon Dapoigny[73]
2025Villard-de-LansÈve DubecqLily-Rose LaguerreLouane Wolff[106]

Pairs

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Junior pairs event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2011Cergy-Pontoise
  • Marie Diamoneka
  • Artem Patlasov
No other competitors[60]
2012–16No junior pairs competitors
2017Cergy-PontoiseNo other competitors[66]
2018Paris[67]
2019Viry-Châtillon
  • Liudmila Molchanova
  • Remi Belmonte
No other competitors[68]
2020Charleville-MézièresNo other competitors[69]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic
2022Charleville-Mézières
  • Louise Ehrhard
  • Matthis Pellegris
No other competitors[71]
2023Bordeaux[72]
2024Nice
  • Louise Ehrhard
  • Matthis Pellegris
  • Romane Télémaque
  • Lucas Coulon
  • Lise Regnier
  • Luca Nandrot
[73]
2025Villard-de-Lans
  • Romane Télémaque
  • Lucas Coulon
  • Clelia Liget-Latus
  • Allan Daniel Fisher
No other competitors[106]

Ice dance

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Junior ice dance event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2011Besançon
[60]
2012Charleville-Mézières
  • Magali Leininger
  • Maxime Caurel
  • Myriam Gassoumi
  • Clément Le Molaire
[61]
2013Épinal
[62]
2014Wasquehal
  • Myriam Gassoumi
  • Clément Le Molaire
[63]
2015Lyon
Adelina Galyavieva / Laurent Abecassis[64]
2016Poitiers
[65]
2017Cergy-Pontoise
[66]
2018Paris
  • Mathilde Viard
  • Renan Manceaux
[67]
2019Viry-Châtillon[68]
2020Charleville-Mézières
  • Célina Fradji
  • Jean-Hans Fourneaux
[69]
2021Villard de Lans[70]
2022Charleville-Mézières
  • Célina Fradji
  • Jean-Hans Fourneaux
  • Eva Bernard
  • Tom Jochum
  • Lila-Maya Seclet Monchot
  • Martin Chardain
[71]
2023Bordeaux
  • Louise Bordet
  • Thomas Gipoulou
  • Célina Fradji
  • Jean-Hans Fourneaux
  • Ambre Perrier Gianesini
  • Samuel Blanc Klaperman
[72]
2024Nice
  • Ambre Perrier Gianesini
  • Samuel Blanc Klaperman
  • Alisa Ovsiankina
  • Maximilien Rahier
[73]
2025Villard-de-Lans
  • Célina Fradji
  • Jean-Hans Fourneaux
  • Ambre Perrier Gianesini
  • Samuel Blanc Klaperman
  • Dania Mouaden
  • Théo Bigot
[106]

Records

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Andrée and Pierre Brunet skating on a pond
Andrée Brunet and her husbandPierre Brunet won a record eleven French Championships titles inpair skating.
Records
DisciplineMost championship titles
Skater(s)No.YearsRef.
Men's singles101951–57;
1959–61		[1]
Women's singles101921–30[107]
Pairs111924–33;
1935
Ice danceJean-Paul Guhel[a]91954–62[1]
  1. ^Jean-Paul Guhel won four championship titles while partnered with Fanny Besson (1954–57) and five withChristiane Guhel (1958–62).

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