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Dutch Figure Skating Championships

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Recurring figure skating competition

Dutch Figure Skating Championships
Logo of the International Challenge Cup (Dutch Figure Skating Championships)
StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
VenueIJssportcentrum Tilburg
LocationTilburg
CountryNetherlands Netherlands
Inaugurated1950
Organized byRoyal Dutch Skating Federation

TheDutch Figure Skating Championships (Dutch:Nederlandse kampioenschappen kunstschaatsen) are an annualfigure skating competition organized by the Royal Dutch Skating Federation (Dutch:Koninklijke Nederlandsche Schaatsenrijders Bond) to crown thenational champions of the Netherlands. While regional figure skating championships were held in the Netherlands prior to 1950,[1] official national championships were not recognized until 1950.[2] Since 2017, the Dutch Championships have been contested as part of theInternational Challenge Cup, the marquee figure skating competition of the Netherlands. The top Dutch competitors at this international competition are recognized as the Dutch national champions.[3][4] No competition was held in 2021 due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.[5]

Medals are awarded inmen's singles, women's singles,pair skating, andice dance at the senior and junior levels, although not every discipline is held every year due to a lack of participants.Wouter Toledo holds the record for winning the most Dutch Championship titles in men's singles (with seven), whileKaren Venhuizen holds the record in women's singles (with nine).Daria Danilova andMichel Tsiba hold the record in pair skating (with three), and Marie-Louise Gijtenbeek and Xander Gijtenbeek hold the record in ice dance (with seven).

In January 2026, the Royal Dutch Skating Federation (KNSB) reported that membership numbers in its twenty-five clubs have more than doubled over the past five years. "These are great figures, which we are, of course, very happy with," said Berit Gunderson, discipline manager for figure skating at the KNSB. "More and more people are choosing figure skating."[6] New members reported taking up figure skating as a means to improve themselves; they also identified the social aspect and inspiration from an elite skater as reasons for joining. Gunderson referred to the "Lindsay effect", citingLindsay van Zundert as "a true ambassador who has undoubtedly inspired girls to take up figure skating".[6] Van Zundert competed at the2022 Winter Olympics, the first Dutch woman to compete in figure skating at the Olympics since 1976,[6] and was also one of twoflag bearers to represent the Netherlands at the opening ceremony.[7]

Senior medalists

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Niki Wories at the 2018 Autumn Classic International
Daria Danilova and Michel Tsiba at the 2020 European Championships
Chelsea Verhaegh and Sherim van Geffen at the 2025 World Championships
Boyito Mulder at the 2011 European Championships
From left to right:Niki Wories, eight-time Dutch champion inwomen's singles;Daria Danilova andMichel Tsiba, two-time Dutch champions inpair skating;Chelsea Verhaegh andSherim van Geffen, three-time Dutch champions inice dance; andBoyito Mulder, four-time Dutch champion inmen's singles

Men's singles

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Men's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1950The HaguePaul EngelfrietNo other competitors[2]
1951
1952–57No men's competitors
1958Wouter ToledoNo other competitors[8]
1959[2]
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964Arnoud HendriksNo other competitors
1965Arnoud Hendriks[a]No other competitors
1966Arnoud Hendriks
1967
1968
1969's-Hertogenbosch
1970HeerenveenRob OuwerkerkNo other competitors
1971Eindhoven
1972GroningenRob Ouwerkerk[b]No other competitors
1973HeerenveenRob OuwerkerkRichard PennekampNo other competitors
1974AmsterdamNo other competitors
1975The HagueRob Ouwerkerk[b]
1976–78No men's competitors
1979AmsterdamGerard van HattemNo other competitors
1980GroningenKoos van HattemArend Basile
1981No other competitors
1982EindhovenEd van CampenRené van Campen
1983HeerenveenEd van Campen[c]No other competitors
1984ZoetermeerEd van CampenRené van CampenNo other competitors
1985's-HertogenboschAlcuin Schulten
1986EindhovenAlcuin SchultenEd van CampenJohan van der Neut
1987ZoetermeerJohan van der NeutNo other competitors
1988GroningenAlex VranckenJohan van der Neut
1989GeleenNo other competitors
1990GroningenMarcus DeenAlex Vrancken
1991AmsterdamMarcus DeenAlcuin SchultenNo other competitors
1992The HagueAlcuin SchultenMarcus Deen
1993HeerenveenMarcus DeenNo other competitors
1994Zoetermeer
1995TilburgThomas HopmanNo other competitors
1996Zoetermeer[10]
1997Groningen[11]
1998TilburgThomas HopmanMarcus Deen[12]
1999Maurice LimThomas Hopman[13]
2000AmsterdamMichaël LimThomas Hopman[14]
2001EindhovenThomas HopmanNo other competitors[15]
2002GroningenNo men's competitors[16]
2003AmsterdamThomas HopmanNo other competitors[17]
2004GroningenNo men's competitors[18]
2005The HagueRuben ReusNo other competitors[2]
2006's-HertogenboschChristian GijtenbeekRuben ReusNo other competitors[19]
2007UtrechtNo other competitors[20]
2008Tilburg[21]
2009HeerenveenBoyito MulderChristian GijtenbeekNo other competitors[22]
2010EindhovenNo other competitors[23]
2011GroningenChristian GijtenbeekNo other competitors[24]
2012TilburgFlorian GostelieChristian Gijtenbeek[25]
2013DordrechtFlorian GostelieChristian GijtenbeekNo other competitors[26]
2014AmsterdamThomas KennesFlorian GostelieChristian Gijtenbeek[27]
2015's-HertogenboschMichel TsibaFlorian Gostelie[28]
2016The Hague[29]
2017No other competitors[30]
2018Michel Tsiba[31]
2019Thomas Kennes[32]
2020[33]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[5]
2022TilburgNo men's competitors[34]
2023Iwan van HulstNo other competitors[35]
2024–26No men's competitors

Women's singles

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Women's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1950The HagueRietje van ErkelTrees CoolLidy Stoppelman[36]
1951Lidy StoppelmanRietje van ErkelJoan Haanappel
1952Joyce MathyiNellie Maas
1953Nellie MaasJoan Haanappel
1954Nellie MaasJoan HaanappelSjoukje Dijkstra
1955Joan HaanappelSjoukje DijkstraLenie Edelman
1956Jeanine Ferir
1957Lilian van der Graaf
1958Jeanine Ferir[8]
1959Sjoukje DijkstraJoan Haanappel[36]
1960Willy ten Hoopen
1961Truusje GeradtsLilian van der Graaf
1962No other competitors
1963Truusje GeradtsLily Verbeek
1964Madeleine Hendriks
1965Anneke Heijdt[d]Magdaleen Fesevur[d]Madeleine Hendriks[d]
1966Anneke HeijdtAstrid FeiertagMadeleine Hendriks
1967Rieneke ZendijkAstrid Feiertag
1968No other competitors
1969's-HertogenboschLia DoesYvonne BrinkWillie de Zoete
1970HeerenveenWang-La LiuYvonne Brink
1971EindhovenDianne de LeeuwLia DoesSophie Verlaan
1972Groningen
1973HeerenveenSophie VerlaanAnne-Marie Verlaan
1974Amsterdam
1975The HagueAnne-Marie VerlaanSophie Verlaan
1976
1977AmsterdamAnne-Marie VerlaanSophie VerlaanRudina Pasveer
1978TilburgAstrid Jansen in de WalRudina PasveerBibiane Pruyn
1979AmsterdamHerma van der Horst
1980GroningenLi Scha Wang
1981Rudina PasveerLi Scha WangMargo van Dijk
1982EindhovenIngrid AaldersRoslund van Horn
1983HeerenveenLi Scha WangRudina PasveerMargo van Dijk
1984ZoetermeerTjin Li Wang
1985's-HertogenboschTjin Li WangBarbara van den HoogenLi Scha Wang
1986EindhovenLi Scha WangMagdi StolcenbergenTjin Li Wang
1987ZoetermeerJeltje SchultenAstrid Winkelman
1988GroningenAstrid WinkelmanMarion Krijgsman
1989GeleenJeltje SchultenMarion KrijgsmanDaniëlla Roymans
1990GroningenAstrid WinkelmanJeltje Schulten
1991AmsterdamMarion KrijgsmanMonique van der Velden
1992The HagueConnie StuiverMonique van der Velden
1993HeerenveenMonique van der VeldenMarion KrijgsmanNanda van de Berg
1994ZoetermeerNo other competitors
1995TilburgGeorgina de WitHaya Leenards
1996ZoetermeerGeorgina de WitSelma Duijn[10]
1997GroningenSelma DuijnGeorgina de WitJessica Lim[11]
1998TilburgMarion KrijgsmanJessica LimSelma Duijn[12]
1999Karin JanssensJessica Lim[13]
2000AmsterdamKaren VenhuizenMarion Krijgsman[14]
2001EindhovenAngelika Naaktgeboren[15]
2002GroningenMartine ZuiderwijkSylvana Herrero[16]
2003AmsterdamJoëlle Bastiaans[17]
2004GroningenJoëlle BastiaansMartine Zuiderwijk[18]
2005The HagueMartine ZuiderwijkSharon Resseler[36]
2006's-Hertogenbosch[19]
2007UtrechtJacqueline Voll[20]
2008TilburgEva LimJacqueline Voll[21]
2009HeerenveenManouk Gijsman[22]
2010EindhovenNathalie Klaassen[23]
2011GroningenJoyce den HollanderManouk GijsmanManon van Huijgevoort[24]
2012TilburgManouk GijsmanEva LimMichelle Couwenberg[25]
2013DordrechtMichelle CouwenbergKim BellJoyce den Hollander[26]
2014AmsterdamEva LimNiki WoriesMila Morelissen[27]
2015's-HertogenboschNiki WoriesMila MorelissenKim Bell[28]
2016The HagueNicolien van Beek[29]
2017No other competitors[30]
2018Kyarha van TielNo other competitors[31]
2019[32]
2020Lenne van GorpKyarha van Tiel[33]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[5]
2022TilburgLindsay van ZundertNiki WoriesNo other competitors[34]
2023No other competitors[35]
2024No women's competitors[38]
2025Niki WoriesSaskia OudejansJolanda Vos[39]
2026Jolanda VosSaskia Oudejans[40]

Pairs

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Pairs event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1950–93No pairs competitors prior to 1994[41]
1994Zoetermeer
No other competitors
1995Tilburg
1996Zoetermeer[10]
1997–2018No pairs competitors
2019The HagueNo other competitors[32]
2020[33]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[5]
2022TilburgNo other competitors[34]
2023[35]
2024No pairs competitors[38]
2025No other competitors[39]
2026No pairs competitors[40]

Ice dance

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Ice dance event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1950–55No ice dance competitors prior to 1956[42]
1956The Hague
  • Catharina Odink
  • Jacobus Odink
  • Kitty Muysenberg
  • Philip van der Mast
No other competitors
1957
  • Corrie van Rossum
  • Anton Knaap
1958[8]
1959
  • Agatha Ruygrok
  • Kees Stolze
[42]
1960
  • Jopie Wolff
  • Nico Wolff
No other competitors
1961
1962
  • Jopie Wolff
  • Nico Wolff
  • Catharina Odink
  • Jacobus Odink
No other competitors
1963
  • Truusje Geradts
  • Ronald du Burck
1964
1965
  • Truusje Geradts
  • Ronald du Burck
No other competitors
1966
1967
1968–87No ice dance competitors
1988Groningen
  • Joanne van Leeuwen
  • Eerde van Leeuwen
  • Wil Visser
  • Feike Neef
No other competitors
1989GeleenNo other competitors
1990Groningen
1991Amsterdam
  • Marjo 't Hart
  • Hans 't Hart
No other competitors
1992The Hague
1993Heerenveen
  • Chouw Lan Chan
  • Arthur Kosten
1994Zoetermeer
  • Anita Chaudhuri
  • Hans 't Hart
No other competitors
1995Tilburg
1996–99No ice dance competitors
2000Amsterdam
  • Marie-Louise Gijtenbeek
  • Xander Gijtenbeek
No other competitors[14]
2001Eindhoven[15]
2002Groningen[16]
2003Amsterdam[17]
2004Groningen[18]
2005The Hague[42]
2006's-Hertogenbosch[19]
2007–19No ice dance competitors
2020The HagueNo other competitors[33]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[5]
2022TilburgNo other competitors[34]
2023No other competitors[35]
2024[38]
2025[39]
2026No other competitors[40]
Notes
  1. ^Arnoud Hendriks did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Dutch Champion.[9]
  2. ^abRob Ouwerkerk did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Dutch Champion.[9]
  3. ^Ed van Campen did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Dutch Champion.[9]
  4. ^abcNone of the women competing at the 1965 Dutch Championships achieved the minimum required score to be named the Dutch Champion.[37]

Junior medalists

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Men's singles

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Junior men's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1975The HagueGerard van Hattem[a]No other competitors[2]
1976Gerard van Hattem
1977AmsterdamEddy HendrixGerard van HattemKoos van Hattem
1978Tilburg
1979AmsterdamKoos van HattemNo other competitors
1980–82No junior men's competitors
1983HeerenveenAlex Vrancken[b]No other competitors
1984ZoetermeerAlcuin SchultenJohan van der NeutAlex Vrancken
1985's-HertogenboschJohan van der NeutAlex VranckenNo other competitors
1986EindhovenNo junior men's competitors
1987ZoetermeerAlex VranckenNo other competitors
1988GroningenNo junior men's competitors
1989GeleenMarcus DeenMartijn NasNo other competitors
1990GroningenMartijn NasNo other competitors
1991AmsterdamLauren Geurts
1992The HagueEdwin VisserLauren GeurtsNo other competitors
1993HeerenveenNo junior men's competitors
1994ZoetermeerThomas HopmanNo other competitors
1995TilburgMaurice Lim
1996Zoetermeer
1997GronigenMichael LimNo other competitors[11]
1998Tilburg[12]
1999–2001No junior men's competitors[2]
2002GroningenNo junior men's competitors[16]
2003AmsterdamRuben ReusNo other competitors[17]
2004Groningen[18]
2005–07No junior men's competitors[2]
2008TilburgBoyito MulderNo other competitors[21]
2009HeerenveenBen KoenderinkFlorian GostelieNo other competitors[22]
2010EindhovenThomas KennesToby Connock[23]
2011GroningenNo junior men's competitors[24]
2012TilburgThomas KennesNo other competitors[25]
2013DordrechtSebastian MellabMichel Tsiba[26]
2014AmsterdamMichel TsibaNo other competitors[27]
2015's-HertogenboschErik HruszowyMarco van den Hoed[28]
2016The Hague[29]
2017Michel TsibaNo other competitors[30]
2018–19No junior men's competitors
2020Didier DijkstraNo other competitors[33]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[5]
2022–26No junior men's competitors since 2020

Women's singles

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Junior women's event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1973HeerenveenCorrie VerlaanIlona BlokpoelBibiane Pruyn[36]
1974AmsterdamHerma van der HorstMonique VerlaanMarieke Mortier
1975The HagueMonique VerlaanRudina PasveerPetra Verburgt
1976Karen ZandvoortPetra VerburgtMarieke Mortier
1977AmsterdamSylvia HoltesLi Scha WangMonique Wever
1978TilburgLi Scha WangIngrid AaldersJanna Bazuin
1979AmsterdamMargo van DijkMarie-Louise van de KrukVeronie Boumans
1980GroningenMicaëla SchilperoordTjin Li Wang
1981Tjin Li WangBarbara van den Hoogen
1982EindhovenBarbara van den HoogenLiselotte SchreppersHermi Otteman
1983HeerenveenLiselotte SchreppersAngelique HeyersRenate Bakker
1984ZoetermeerAngelique HeyersMonique SchippersHermi Otteman
1985's-HertogenboschMireille van BoggetClaudia VinckenJeltje Schulten
1986EindhovenAstrid WinkelmanDaniëlla Roymans
1987ZoetermeerDaniëlla RoymansHeidi MennenMonique van der Velden
1988GroningenLinda van AndelMonique van der VeldenAngelique Visser
1989GeleenConnie StuiverChou-Lan Can
1990GroningenNancy BroedersChantal van SonNanda van de Berg
1991AmsterdamCharmaine MarechalLieke van de ArkKatja Kossmayer
1992The HagueKatja KossmayerWendy Ammerlaan
1993HeerenveenHaya LeenardsDebby RoemLiliana Tom
1994ZoetermeerMelanie CarringtonJessica LimSelma Duijn
1995TilburgSylvana HerreroKim RolloosSibel Ertekin
1996ZoetermeerMartine ZuiderwijkSibel ErtekinAriënne van Heusden
1997GronigenKarin JanssensClaire ErkelensMartine Zuiderwijk[11]
1998TilburgKaren Venhuizen[12]
1999Martine ZuiderwijkAngelika NaaktgeborenClaire Erkelens[13]
2000AmsterdamAngelika NaaktgeborenClaire MuyselaarJoëlle Bastiaans[14]
2001EindhovenJoëlle BastiaansEmmie de RooyClaire Muyselaar[15]
2002GroningenEmmie de RooyMarijn StokElisabeth van der Elst[16]
2003AmsterdamKim van BergenhenegouwenKyra VancrayelyngheChamera Chan Jong Chu[17]
2004GroningenSharon ResselerJacqueline Voll[18]
2005The HagueNathalie van UffelenSanne in ’t HofIsabelle van Beek[36]
2006's-HertogenboschChristel de HaanEva LimNathalie van Uffelen[19]
2007UtrechtEva LimJamie van Besouw[20]
2008TilburgManouk GijsmanMichelle CouwenbergJamie van Besouw[21]
2009HeerenveenManouk van HuijgevoortMarylie JongKim Bell[22]
2010EindhovenJoyce den HollanderMichelle CouwenbergMila Morelissen[23]
2011GroningenLaura PonzioKim Bell[24]
2012TilburgKim BellMila MorelissenAnne-Sophie Goossens[25]
2013DordrechtNiki WoriesAnne-Sophie GoossensJanne van den Biggelaar[26]
2014AmsterdamAnne-Sophie GoossensRozemarijn GoossensChanel den Olden[27]
2015's-HertogenboschJanne van den BiggelaarDaisy VreenegoorLena Slagter[28]
2016The HagueKyarha van TielLinden van BemmelDaya Aerts[29]
2017Daisy VreenegoorCaya ScheepensLinden van Bemmel[30]
2018Caya ScheepensLenne van GorpSophie Bijkerk[31]
2019Lindsay van ZundertCaya Scheepens[32]
2020Mikai van OmmerenDani Loonstra[33]
2021Competition cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[5]
2022Dani LoonstraJulia van DijkIsabella Smit[34]
2023TilburgJolanda VosEmilia SoloukhinNazomi van Bergen Bravenboer[35]
2024Emilia SoloukhinJolanda VosNaomi Wessels[38]
2025Lucca DijkhuizenRoos HarkemaKahlan Gooijer[39]
2026No other competitors[40]

Pairs

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Junior pairs event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1994Zoetermeer
No other competitors[41]
1995Tilburg
1996Zoetermeer
1997–2008No junior pairs competitors
2009Heerenveen
  • Marylie de Jong
  • Ben Koenderink
No other competitors[22]
2010Eindhoven
[23]
2011Groningen[24]
2012Tilburg[25]
2013Dordrecht[26]
2014–18No junior pairs competitors
2019The HagueNo other competitors[32]
2020–26No junior pairs competitors since 2019

Ice dance

[edit]
Junior ice dance event medalists
YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1989Geleen
  • Marjo 't Hart
  • Hans 't Hart
No other competitors[42]
1990Groningen
1991AmsterdamNo junior ice dance competitors
1992The Hague
  • Anita Chaudhuri
  • Robert Duyverman
  • Chouw Lan Chan
  • Arthur Kosten
No other competitors
1993HeerenveenNo other competitors
1994–95No junior ice dance competitors
1996Zoetermeer
  • Kim Rolloos
  • Edwin Visser
No other competitors
1997Gronigen[11]
1998Tilburg
  • Marie-Louise Gijtenbeek
  • Xander Gijtenbeek
No other competitors[12]
1999
  • Lisette Denkers
  • Maurice Hamerslag
No other competitors[13]
2000–05No junior ice dance competitors[42]
2006's-Hertogenbosch
  • Jill Bakker
  • Jan Hubner
No other competitors[42]
2007Utrecht[20]
2008–11No junior ice dance competitors[42]
2012Tilburg
  • Auvikki de Boon
  • Tanner White
No other competitors[25]
2013–26No junior ice dance competitors since 2012
Notes
  1. ^Gerard van Hattem did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Dutch Junior Champion.[9]
  2. ^Alex Vrancken did not achieve the minimum required score to be named the Dutch Junior Champion.[9]

Records

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Karen Venhuizen at the 2007 Nebelhorn Trophy
Daria Danilova and Michel Tsiba at the 2024 Skate Canada International
From left to right:Karen Venhuizen won nine Dutch Championship titles inwomen's singles; whileDaria Danilova andMichel Tsiba have won three Dutch Championship titles inpair skating.
Records
DisciplineMost championship titles
Skater(s)No.YearsRef.
Men's singles71958–64[43]
Women's singles92000–08[44]
Pairs32020;
2022;
2025		[45]
Ice dance
  • Marie-Louise Gijtenbeek
  • Xander Gijtenbeek
72000–06[46]

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