South Korean Figure Skating Championships

South Korean Figure Skating Championships
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StatusActive
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
CountrySouth Korea South Korea
Organized byKorea Skating Union

The South Korean Figure Skating Championships (Korean: 한국 피겨스케이팅 선수권 대회) are an annual figure skating competition organized by the Korea Skating Union to crown the national champions of South Korea. 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

Cha Jun-hwan at the 2025 World Championships
You Young at the 2024 World Championships
Hannah Lim and Ye Quan at the 2023 Grand Prix de France
From left to right: Cha Jun-hwan, ten-time South Korean champion in men's singles; You Young, five-time South Korean champion in women's singles; and Hannah Lim and Ye Quan, three-time South Korean champions in ice dance

Men's singles

Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1955 Hwacheon Lee Myung Kim Jong-shik No other competitors
1956 Yeoncheon Lee Hae-jeong Lee Yoo-sung Bang Myung-seok
1957 Seoul Oh Kyung-hak Lee Hae-jeong
1958 Cheorwon Yang Du-shik Lee Yoo-sung
1959 Yeoncheon Yang Du-shik Lee Yoo-sung Ji Jeol-un
1960 Seoul Ji Jeol-un
1961 Ji Jeol-un
1962 No men's competitors
1963 Ji Jeol-un Ko Yong-heum Shin Keon-jo
1964 Ko Yong-heum Ji Jeol-un
1965 Lee Kwang-young No other competitors
1966–67 No men's competitors
1968 Lee Kwang-young No other competitors
1969
1970 No men's competitors
1971 Kim Hoon No other competitors
1972–74 No men's competitors
1975 Han Soo-bong No other competitors
1976 No men's competitors
1977 Han Soo-bong No other competitors
1978
1979–82 No men's competitors
1983 Cho Jae-hyung
1984–86 No men's competitors
1987 Jung Sung-il
1988–89 No men's competitors
1990 Jung Sung-il
1991 No men's competitors
1992 Jung Sung-il Kim Se-yol
1993 No men's competitors
1994 Jung Sung-il Lee Kyu-hyun
1995 Kim Se-jin
1996 Lee Kyu-hyun No other competitors
1997 Jin Yun-ki No other competitors
1998 No other competitors
1999
2000
2001 Lee Dong-whun Kim Do-hwan [1]
2002 No other competitors
2003 Lee Dong-whun No other competitors [2]
2004 Lee Dong-whun Cha Sang-chan Choi In-hwa [3]
2005 No other competitors [4]
2006 [5]
2007 [6]
2008 Goyang [7]
2009 Kim Min-seok Cha Oh-reum Lee Dong-whun [8]
2010 Seoul Lee Dong-won No other competitors [9]
2011 Lee Dong-won Kim Min-seok Lee June-hyoung [10]
2012 Kim Jin-seo Lee June-hyoung Kim Min-seok [11]
2013 Lee June-hyoung Kim Jin-seo Lee Dong-won [12]
2014 Goyang Kim Jin-seo Lee June-hyoung [13]
2015 Seoul Lee June-hyoung Kim Jin-seo Cha Jun-hwan [14]
2016 [15]
2017 Gangneung Cha Jun-hwan Lee Si-hyeong [16]
2018 Seoul Lee June-hyoung [17]
2019 Lee June-hyoung Lee Si-hyeong [18]
2020 Uijeongbu Lee Si-hyeong Lee June-hyoung [19]
2021 Cha Young-hyun [20]
2022 Kyeong Jae-seok [21]
2023 Kim Hyun-gyeom Seo Min-kyu [22]
2024 Lee Si-hyeong [23]
2025 Seo Min-kyu Lee Si-hyeong [24]
2026 Seoul Choi Ha-bin [25]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1955HwacheonHong Yong-myungCho Jung-keunNo other competitors
1956YeoncheonKim Jung-ja
1957SeoulCho Jung-keun
1958CheorwonKim Jung-jaWon Mun-hee
1959YeoncheonLee Deok-hee
1960SeoulKim Jung-ja
1961Seoul
1963SeoulJung Nam-okLee Deok-heeKim Hae-kyung
1964SeoulKim Hae-kyungLee Deok-hee
1965SeoulKim Hae-kyungJung Nam-okLee Hyun-joo
1967SeoulLee Hyun-jooKim Hae-kyung
1968SeoulKim Young-hee
1969SeoulYun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun)
1971SeoulChang Myung-suLee In-sookYun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun)
1972SeoulLee Bu-yong
1974SeoulYun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun)Lee In-sook
1975SeoulYun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun)Lee Hyun-jooHong Hye-kyung
1976Seoul
1977SeoulLee Hyun-jooYun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun)Choo Young-soon
1978SeoulChoo Young-soonShin Hea-sookLee Bu-yong
1979SeoulShin Hea-sookChoo Young-soonLim Hye-kyung
1980SeoulYun Hyo Jean (Jean Yun)
1981SeoulLim Hye-kyung
1982Seoul
1983Seoul
1984SeoulKim Hae-sungLim Hye-kyung
1986SeoulByun Sung-jin
1987SeoulKo Sung-hee
1988SeoulChi Hyun-jungKo sung-hee
1989Seoul
1990SeoulLee Eun-heeByun Sung-jin
1992Seoul
1994SeoulPark Bun-seonKim Hee-jin
1995SeoulPark Bun-seon, Choi Hyung-kyung
1997SeoulJung Min-juChoi Hyung-kyungPark Bun-seon
1998SeoulShin Yea-ji[a]Choi Young-eun
1999SeoulLee Chu-hong
2000SeoulPark Bit-naLee Chu-hong
2001 Seoul Jung Min-ju Lee Chu-hong [1]
2002 Shin Yea-ji[a] Lee Sun-bin Choi Young-eun
2003 Yuna Kim Park Bit-na Choi Ji-eun [2]
2004 [3]
2005 Choi Ji-eun Kim Chae-hwa [4]
2006 Shin Yea-ji[b] [5]
2007 Kim Chae-hwa Shin Yea-ji[b] Choi Ji-eun [6]
2008GoyangKim Na-youngKim Hyeon-jungKim Chae-hwa[7]
2009 Yuna Kim Kim Na-young Yoon Yea-ji[8]
2010SeoulKim Hae-jinKwak Min-jeongPark So-youn[9]
2011Park So-younKwak Min-jeong[10]
2012Choi Da-bin[11]
2013Yuna Kim[12]
2014GoyangKim Hae-jin[13]
2015SeoulPark So-younChoi Da-binAn So-hyun[14]
2016SeoulYou YoungLim Eun-soo[15]
2017GangneungLim Eun-sooKim Ye-limKim Na-hyun[16]
2018SeoulYou YoungChoi Da-binLim Eun-soo[17]
2019SeoulLim Eun-sooLee Hae-in[18]
2020UijeongbuLee Hae-inKim Ye-lim[19]
2021Kim Ye-limYun Ah-sunLee Hae-in[20]
2022You YoungKim Ye-lim[21]
2023Shin Ji-a[22]
2024 Lee Hae-in Kim Chae-yeon [23]
2025 Kim Chae-yeon Shin Ji-a Kim Yu-jae [24]
2026 Seoul Shin Ji-a Kim Yu-seong Huh Ji-yu [25]
  1. 1 2 This is Shin Yea-ji, the figure skater born in 1984.
  2. 1 2 This is Shin Yea-ji, the figure skater born in 1988.

Pairs

Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2001–15 No pairs competitors
2016 Seoul
No other competitors [15]
2017 Gangneung [16]
2018 Seoul No other competitors [17]
2019–22 No pairs competitors
2023 Uijeongbu No other competitors [22]
2024–26 No pairs competitors

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1998 Seoul No other competitors
1999
2000
2001 [1]
2002
2003
  • Choi Sun-young
  • Lee Kyu-chui
 [2]
2004 [3]
2005 No other competitors [4]
2006 [5]
2006–13 No ice dance competitors
2014 Goyang No other competitors [13]
2015 Seoul No ice dance competitors [14]
2016 [15]
2017 Gangneung No other competitors [16]
2018 Seoul No other competitors [17]
2019 No ice dance competitors [18]
2020 Uijeongbu No other competitors [19]
2021–23 No ice dance competitors
2024 No other competitors [23]
2025 [24]
2026 Seoul [25]

Junior medalists

Men's singles

Junior men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2007 Seoul Kim Min-seok Cha Oh-reumLee Dong-won[6]
2008 Goyang [7]
2009 Lee Dong-won Lee June-hyoung Seo Min-seok [26]
2010 Seoul Lee June-hyoung Seo Min-seok No other competitors [9]
2011 Kim Jin-seo Alex Kam Kim Hwan-jin [10]
2012 Cha Jun-hwan Richard Kam [11]
2013 Richard Kam Lee Si-hyeong [12]
2014 Goyang Richard Kam Park Sung-hoon An Geon-hyeong [13]
2015 Seoul Kim Hyung-tae Kim Sang-woo Kim Geon-mo [14]
2016 Kim Sang-woo Kim Han-gil Kim Tae-hyun [15]
2017 Gangneung Cha Young-hyun Kyeong Jae-Seok Kim Sang-woo [16]
2018 Seoul Kim Han-gil Kim Hyun Park Geon-woo [17]
2019 Lee Dong-hyuk Jeong Deok-hoon Kim Jae-hyeon [18]
2020UijeongbuJeong Deok-hoonLee Jun-hyukKim Hyun-gyeom[19]
2021Lee Jun-hyukPark Hyeon-seoKim Ye-sung[20]
2022Seo Min-kyu[21]
2023Choi Ha-bin[22]
2024 Yu Dong-han Chung Jae-wook Kim Tae-hwan [23]
2025 Lee Youn-ho Kim Aa-ron Kim Ye-sung [24]

Women's singles

Junior women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2007SeoulKim Na-youngKim Hyeon-jungKim Soo-jin[6]
2008GoyangYun Yea-jiKwak Min-jeong[7]
2009Kwak Min-jeongPark So-yeonKim Hye-rin[26]
2010SeoulLee Ho-jungSeo Chae-yeon[9]
2011Cho Kyung-ahChoi HwiByun Ji-hyun[10]
2012Kim Na-hyunKim Kyu-eunKim Ju-hee[11]
2013Cho Kyung-ahChoi Min JeeLim Ah-hyun[12]
2014GoyangAn So-hyunChoi Yu-jinCho Kyung-ah[13]
2015SeoulLee Hyun-sooDo Ji-hoonKang Su-min[14]
2016SeoulKam Yun-kyungJeon Su-beenKim Na-yeong[15]
2017GangneungChoi So-eunChoi Hyun-suLee Yu-rim[16]
2018SeoulWi Seo-youngLee Si-wonLee Eun-seo[17]
2019Park Yeon-jeongKim Min-chaeKwak Mun-ju[18]
2020UijeongbuSeo Hee-wonSong Si-wooKang Joo-ha[19]
2021Shin Ji-aHan Hee-sueSong Si-woo[20]
2022Kwon Min-solKim Yu-jaeHwang Ji-young[21]
2023Kim Yu-seongLee Ji-yoonKim Ye-eun[22]
2024Jang Ha-rinKim Ji-yu[23]
2025Lee Gyu-riLee Hyo-wonKim Min-song[24]

Pairs

Junior pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2007–15 No junior pairs competitors
2016 Seoul No other competitors [15]
2017–25 No junior pairs competitors since 2016

Ice dance

Junior ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
2007–12 No junior ice dance competitors
2013 Seoul
  • Kim Ji-won
  • Oh Jae-woong
 No other competitors [12]
2014 Goyang No junior ice dance competitors [13]
2015 Seoul No other competitors [14]
2016–17 No ice dance competitors
2018 Seoul
  • Park Geun-yeong
  • Park Geon-woo
 No other competitors [17]
2019
  • Jeon Jeong-eun
  • Choi Seong-min
 [18]
2020 Uijeongbu [19]
2021 No junior ice dance competitors [20]
2022
  • Jinny Kim
  • Lee Na-mu
 No other competitors [21]
2023 [22]
2024
  • Jinny Kim
  • Lee Na-mu
 No other competitors [23]
2025 No junior ice dance competitors [24]

Records

Cha Jun-hwan at the 2025 World Championships
Yuna Kim at the 2011 World Championships
Ji Min-ji and Themistocles Leftheris at the 2017 Four Continents Championships
From left to right: Cha Jun-hwan has won ten South Korean Championship titles in men's singles; Yuna Kim won seven South Korean Championship titles in women's singles; and Ji Min-ji and Themistocles Leftheris won two South Korean Championship titles in pair skating.
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 10 2017–26 [27]
Women's singles 7 2003–06;
2009;
2013–14		 [28]
Pairs 2 2016–17 [29]
Ice dance 5 1998–2002 [30]

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