Spanish Figure Skating Championships
Status	Active
Genre	National championships
Frequency	Annual
Country	Spain
Inaugurated	1979
Organized by	Royal Spanish Ice Sports Federation

The Spanish Figure Skating Championships (Spanish: Campeonato de España de Patinaje Artístico) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Royal Spanish Ice Sports Federation (Spanish: Real Federación Española de Deportes de Hielo) to crown the national champions of Spain. Although regional or state competitions had previously been held, the first official national figure skating championships in Spain took place in January 1979 in Bilbao.^[1] Guest skaters from Andorra and other nations in Europe have occasionally competed at the Spanish Championships.^[2]

Figure skating in Spain has long been hampered by a lack of resources, including available ice, as well as low student enrollment. In 1994, there were roughly one hundred registered skaters in all of Spain.^[3]

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. Javier Fernández currently holds the record for winning the most Spanish Championship titles in men's singles (with eight), while Marta Andrade holds the record in women's singles (with ten). Aritz Maestu holds the record in pair skating (with six), although those were not all with the same partner. Likewise, Adrián Díaz holds the record in ice dance (with seven), and also not all with the same partner.

Senior medalists

From left to right: Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté, five-time Spanish champion in men's singles; Sonia Lafuente, seven-time Spanish champion in women's singles; and Olivia Smart and Tim Dieck, three-time Spanish champions in ice dance

Women's singles

Women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1979	Bilbao	Gloria Mas	Inmaculada Tona	Laura Cierco	[1]
1980	Barcelona		No other competitors		[4]
1981	(No records found)	Charo Esteban	(No records found)		[5]
1982	Barcelona		Rosa Maria Pardo	Meritxeil Estrada
1983	Jaca		Cristina Haas	Rosa Maria Pardo	[6]
1984	(No records found)		(No records found)
1985	Puigcerdà	Marta Olozagarre	Betty Martin-Mora	Cristina Haas	[7]
1986	(No records found)	(No records found)
1987		Sandra Escoda	(No records found)		[42]
1988	Puigcerdà	Yvonne Gómez	Marta Olozagarre	Sandra Escoda
1989	Jaca		Sandra Escoda	Marta Olozagarre	[43]
1990	Barcelona	Laia Papell	Cristina Pérez	Cristina Massons	[44]
1991	Jaca	Marta Andrade	(No records found)		[9]
1992
1993
1994		Marta Andrade[13][15]	(No records found)		[10]
1995	Vielha		Susana Palés
1996			Marta Senra	Elena María Sarasa	[12]
1997	Madrid				[11]
1998			Marta Senra	Rosa Muela
1999	Vitoria-Gasteiz				[45]
2000	Jaca		Melania Albea	Carolina Fernández
2001	San Sebastián			Rosa Muela	[16]
2002	Barcelona		Alibel Alegre		[17]
2003				Melania Albea	[18]
2004	Madrid	Meritxel Baraut	No other competitors		[19]
2005		Jenifer Tena			[20]
2006	Collado Villalba
2007	Jaca	Melissandre Fuentes (Andorra)	No other competitors		[22]
2008	Madrid	No senior-level competititors			[23]
2009	Logroño				[24]
2010	Madrid	Sonia Lafuente	No other competitors		[25]
2011	Barcelona	Monica Gimeno			[26]
2012	Jaca	Sonia Lafuente	Monica Gimeno	Alisa Morozova (Great Britain)	[27]
2013	Madrid			No other competitors	[28]
2014	Jaca		Marta García		[29]
2015	Granada				[30]
2016	San Sebastián				[31]
2017	Vielha	Valentina Matos	Sonia Lafuente		[32]
2018	Jaca	No women's competitors			[33]
2019	Logroño	Valentina Matos	No other competitors		[34]
2020	San Sebastián				[35]
2021	Valdemoro	Marian Millares	Lucía Ruíz	No other competitors	[36]
2022	Jaca		Marie Kolly-Millasson	Lucía Ruíz	[37]
2023	Madrid	Marie Kolly-Millasson	Marian Millares		[38]
2024	Logroño	Emilia Murdock	Celia Vandhana	Marian Millares	[39]
2025		Nuria Rodríguez		Lucía Ruíz	[40]
2026	Jaca	Ariadna Gupta Espada	Nahia Olaizola Muguruza	Alexandra Martinez Carbó	[41]

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2007	Jaca	Javier Fernández	Javier Raya	Manuel Legaz	[22]
2008	Madrid			Aritz Maestu	[23]
2009	Logroño				[24]
2010	Madrid	Javier Raya	Felipe Montoya	Alejandro Soler	[25]
2011	Barcelona	Víctor Bustamante	Daniel Périz	Javier Cano	[26]
2012	Jaca		Javier Cano	No other competitors	[27]
2013	Madrid		Héctor Alonso	Javier Cano	[28]
2014	Jaca			Tòn Cónsul	[29]
2015	Granada	Aleix Gabara	Tòn Cónsul	Héctor Alonso	[30]
2016	San Sebastián	Héctor Alonso		Aleix Gabara	[31]
2017	Vielha	Tòn Cónsul	Aleix Gabara	Héctor Alonso	[32]
2018	Jaca	Aleix Gabara	Gaizka Madejón	Iker Oyarzabal	[33]
2019	Logroño		Arnau Joly Atanasio	Pablo García	[34]
2020	San Sebastián	Pablo García		Iker Oyarzabal	[35]
2021	Valdemoro	Iker Oyarzabal	Euken Alberdi	Miguel Martos	[36]
2022	Jaca	Euken Alberdi	Christian Vaquero Toro	Daniel Rouco Morcillo	[37]
2023	Madrid	Daniel Rouco Morcillo	Adrián Jimenez de Baldomero	Mahery Randrianarivony	[38]
2024	Logroño	Adrián Jiménez de Baldomero	André Zapata		[39]
2025		André Zapata	Raül Garcia Shibinskaya (Andorra)	Guiu Oliver Verbón	[40]
2026	Jaca		Arturo Alonso Fernández	Raül Garcia Shibinskaya (Andorra)	[41]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists

Year	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
2007	Jaca	Sonia Lafuente	Irene Aguilar	Lydia Fuentes	[22]
2008	Madrid		Laura Fernández	Irene Aguilar	[23]
2009	Logroño		Marta García	Noella Rodriguez	[24]
2010	Madrid	Lénaëlle Gilleron-Gorry (France)[a]	Pauline Arnaud (France)[a]	Anaïs Ventard (France)[a]	[25]
2011	Barcelona	Celia Robledo	Marta García	María Jiménez	[26]
2012	Jaca	Elena Mangas		Marta Cuní	[27]
2013	Madrid	Marta García	Elena Mangas	Idoia Fuentes	[28]
2014	Jaca	Maria Martínez		Maeva Gallarda	[29]
2015	Granada	Maeva Gallarda	Júlia Ribas	Irene Manau	[30]
2016	San Sebastián		Valentina Matos	Idoia Fuentes	[31]
2017	Vielha	Laura Barquero	Belén Álvarez	Daniela Blanco	[32]
2018	Jaca	Belén Álvarez	Anna Bertran	Claudia Justo de Andrés	[33]
2019	Logroño	Marian Miralles	Belén Álvarez	Sara Andreu	[34]
2020	San Sebastián		Lucía Ruíz	Alba Patiño	[35]
2021	Valdemoro	Nuria Rodríguez	Celia Vandhana Garnacho		[36]
2022	Jaca	Júlia Rodríguez		Paula Maragrido (Andorra)	[37]
2023	Madrid	Celia Vandhana Garnacho	Nahia Olaizola	Nuria Rodríguez Serrano	[38]
2024	Logroño	Nahia Olaizola	Alexandra Martínez	Sara Schiavone	[39]
2025		Noa Seguí	Carlota García	Ariadna Gupta	[40]
2026	Jaca	Adriana Seguí	Noa Seguí	Daniela López Romero	[41]

Records

From left to right: Javier Fernández won eight Spanish Championship titles in men's singles; Adrián Díaz won seven Spanish Championship titles in ice dance, four of which while partnered with Sara Hurtado; and Aritz Maestu won six Spanish Championship titles in pair skating, two of which while partnered with Laura Barquero.

Notes

References

External links

• Royal Spanish Ice Sports Federation (in Spanish)
• Spanish Championships at Skating Scores