Olympians Who Won a Medal at the European Figure Skating Championships (398)
Description
Host cities:
- 1891 Hamburg (GER) 23-24 January 1881
- 1892 Wien (Vienna (AUT) 24 January 1882
- 1893 Berlin (GER) 21-23 January 1883 (officially declared invalid in 1895)
- 1894 Wien (Vienna (AUT) 28 January 1884
- 1895 Budapest (HUN) 26 January 1885
- 1898 Trondheim (NOR) 26 February 1898
- 1899 Davos (SUI) 14 January 1899
- 1900 Berlin (GER) 21 January 1900
- 1901 Wien (Vienna (AUT) 13 January 1901
- 1904 Davos (SUI) 16-17 January 1904
- 1905 Bonn (GER) 22 January 1905
- 1906 Davos (SUI) 28-29 January 1906
- 1907 Berlin (GER) 26-27 January 1907
- 1908 Warszawa (Warsaw) (POL) 18 January 1908
- 1909 Budapest (HUN) 23-24 January 1909
- 1910 Berlin (GER) 10-11 February 1910
- 1911 St. Petersburg (RUS) 12 February 1911
- 1912 Stockholm (SWE) 10-11 February 1912
- 1913 Oslo (NOR) 1-2 February 1913
- 1914 Wien (Vienna (AUT) 1-2 February 1914
- 1922 Davos (SUI)
- 1923 Oslo (NOR)
- 1924 Davos (SUI)
- 1925 Triberg (GER)
- 1926 Davos (SUI)
- 1927 Wien (Vienna (AUT)
- 1928 Opava (TCH)
- 1929 Davos (SUI)
- 1930 Berlin (GER) (men), Wien (Vienna (AUT) (first competition for ladies and pairs)
- 1931 Wien (Vienna (AUT) (men), St. Moritz (SUI) (ladies and pairs)
- 1932 Paris (FRA)
- 1933 London (GBR)
- 1934 Seefeld (AUT) (men), Praha (Prague) (TCH) (ladies and pairs)
- 1935 St. Moritz (SUI) 23-26 January 1935
- 1936 Berlin (GER)
- 1937 Praha (Prague) (TCH)
- 1938 St. Moritz (SUI) (men and ladies), Opava (TCH) (pairs)
- 1939 Davos (SUI) 27-29 January 1939 (men), London 23-24 January 1939 (ladies), Zakopane (POL) 4 February 1939 (pairs)
- 1947 Davos (SUI) 31 January-2 February 1947 (Canada, United States, and Australia allowed to participate and to win medals)
- 1948 Praha (Prague) (TCH) (Canada and United States allowed to participate and to win medals)
- 1949 Milano (ITA) 28-30 January 1949
- 1950 Oslo (NOR) 17-19 February 1950
- 1951 Zürich (SUI) 2-4 February 1951
- 1952 Wien (Vienna (AUT) 4-6 February 1952
- 1953 Dortmund (FRG) 22-25 January 1953
- 1954 Bolzano (ITA) 28-31 January 1954 (first ice dancing competition)
- 1955 Budapest (HUN) 27-30 January 1955
- 1956 Paris (FRA) 19-21 January 1956
- 1957 Wien (Vienna (AUT) 14-16 February 1957
- 1958 Bratislava (TCH) 30 January-2 February 1958
- 1959 Davos (SUI)
- 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (FRG) 4-7 February 1960
- 1961 West-Berlin (FRG) 26-29 January 1961
- 1962 Genève (Geneva) (SUI) 27 February-3 March 1962
- 1963 Budapest (HUN) 5-10 February 1963
- 1964 Grenoble (FRA) 14-18 January 1964
- 1965 Moskva (Moscow) (URS) 11-15 February 1965
- 1966 Bratislava (TCH) 1-5 February 1966
- 1967 Ljubljana (YUG)
- 1968 Västerås (SWE) 23-27 January 1968
- 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (FRG)
- 1970 Leningrad (URS) 4-8 February 1970
- 1971 Zürich (SUI) 2-7 February 1971
- 1972 Göteborg (Gothenburg) (SWE) 11-15 January 1972
- 1973 Köln (Cologne) (FRG) 6-11 February 1973
- 1974 Zagreb (YUG) 29 January-2 February 1974
- 1975 København (Copenhagen) (DEN) 28 January-2 February 1975
- 1976 Genève (Geneva) (SUI) 13-18 January 1976
- 1977 Helsinki (FIN) 25-30 January 1977
- 1978 Strasbourg (FRA) 31 January-5 February 1978
- 1979 Zagreb (YUG) 30 January-4 February 1979
- 1980 Göteborg (Gothenburg) (SWE) 22-27 January 1980
- 1981 Innsbruck (AUT) 3-8 February 1981
- 1982 Lyon (FRA) 2-7 February 1982
- 1983 Dortmund (FRG) 1-6 February 1983
- 1984 Budapest (HUN) 11-15 January 1984
- 1985 Göteborg (Gothenburg) (SWE) 4-10 February 1985
- 1986 København (Copenhagen) (DEN) 28 January-2 February 1986
- 1987 Sarajevo (YUG) 3-8 February 1987
- 1988 Praha (Prague) (TCH) 12-17 January 1988
- 1989 Birmingham (GBR) 17-22 January 1989
- 1990 Leningrad (URS) 30 January-4 February 1990
- 1991 Sofia (BUL) 22-27 January 1991
- 1992 Lausanne (SUI) 21-26 January 1992
- 1993 Helsinki (FIN) 12-17 January 1993
- 1994 København (Copenhagen) (DEN) 17-23 January 1994
- 1995 Dortmund (GER) 29 January-5 February 1995
- 1996 Sofia (BUL) 22-28 January 1996
- 1997 Paris (FRA) 19-26 January 1997
- 1998 Milano (ITA) 11-18 January 1998
- 1999 Praha (Prague) (CZE) 24-31 January 1999
- 2000 Wien (Vienna (AUT) 6-13 February 2000
- 2001 Bratislava (SVK) 21-28 January 2001
- 2002 Lausanne (SUI) 14-20 January 2002
- 2003 Malmö (SWE) 20-26 January 2003
- 2004 Budapest (HUN) 2-8 February 2004
- 2005 Torino (ITA) 25-30 January 2005
- 2006 Lyon (FRA) 17-22 January 2006
- 2007 Warszawa (Warsaw) (POL) 22-28 January 2007
- 2008 Zagreb (CRO) 21-27 January 2008
- 2009 Helsinki (FIN) 20-25 January 2009
- 2010 Tallinn (EST) 18-24 January 2010
- 2011 Bern (SUI) 24-30 January 2011
- 2012 Sheffield (GBR) 23-29 January 2012
- 2013 Zagreb (CRO) 23-27 January 2013
- 2014 Budapest (HUN) 13-19 January 2014
- 2015 Stockholm (SWE) 26 January-1 February 2015
- 2016 Bratislava (SVK) 25-31 January 2016
- 2017 Ostrava (CZE) 25-29 January 2017
- 2018 Moskva (Moscow) (RUS) 15-21 January 2018
- 2019 Minsk (BLR) 21-27 January 2019
- 2020 Graz (AUT) 20-26 January 2020
- 2021 Zagreb (CRO) 25-31 January 2021
| Athlete | Nation(s) | Sport(s) | Role(s) | Era | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birgit Lorenz |  GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 0–0–2 1983 Dortmund bronze: pairs; 1984 Budapest bronze: pairs |
| Dagmar Lurz |  GER FRG |
FSK | Olympics / Referee / Other | 1976—2010 | 0–4–0 1977 Helsinki silver: singles; 1978 Strasbourg silver: singles; 1979 Zagreb silver: singles; 1980 Göteborg silver: singles |
| Manuela Mager | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1980 | 0–0–1 1978 Strasbourg bronze: pairs |
| Oleg Makarov |  RUS URS |
FSK | Olympics | 1984—1988 | 2–3–0 1985 Göteborg silver: pairs; 1987 Sarajevo gold: pairs; 1988 Praha silver: pairs; 1989 Birmingham gold: pairs; 1990 Leningrad silver: pairs |
| Maurizio Margaglio |  ITA |
FSK | Olympics | 1998—2006 | 1–2–0 2000 Wien silver: ice dancing; 2001 Bratislava gold: ice dancing; 2002 Lausanne silver: ice dancing |
| Maksim Marinin | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2002—2006 | 5–1–0 2001 Bratislava silver: pairs; 2002 Lausanne gold: pairs; 2003 Malmö gold: pairs; 2004 Budapest gold: pairs; 2005 Torino gold: pairs; 2006 Lyon gold: pairs |
| Brigitte Martin |  FRA |
FSK | Non-starter | 1968 | 0–0–1 1967 Ljubljana bronze: ice dancing |
| Hana Mašková |  CZE TCH |
FSK | Olympics | 1964—1968 | 1–2–0 1967 Ljubljana silver: singles; 1968 Västerås gold: singles; 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: singles |
| Roy Mason |  GBR |
FSK | Referee | 1988 | 0–0–1 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: ice dancing |
| Bruno Massot | GER |
FSK | Olympics | 2018 | 0–2–0 2016 Bratislava silver: pairs; 2017 Ostrava silver: pairs |
| Yevgeniya Medvedeva |  ROC |
FSK | Olympics | 2018 | 2–1–0 2016 Bratislava gold: singles; 2017 Ostrava gold: singles; 2018 Moskva silver: singles |
| Sarah Meier |  SUI |
FSK | Olympics | 2002—2010 | 1–2–0 2007 Warszawa silver: singles; 2008 Zagreb silver: singles; 2011 Bern gold: singles |
| Gretchen Merrill |  USA |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 0–1–0 1947 Davos silver: singles |
| Éric Millot | FRA |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 0–0–1 1993 Helsinki bronze: singles |
| Andrey Minenkov | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1976—1980 | 2–3–2 1976 Genève silver: ice dancing; 1977 Helsinki gold: ice dancing; 1978 Strasbourg gold: ice dancing; 1979 Zagreb silver: ice dancing; 1980 Göteborg bronze: ice dancing; 1981 Innsbruck silver: ice dancing; 1982 Lyon bronze: ice dancing |
| Aleksey Mishin | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1968 | 0–1–1 1968 Västerås silver: pairs; 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: pairs |
| Nataliya Mishkutyonok | RUS EUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 2–0–3 1989 Birmingham bronze: pairs (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Leningrad bronze: pairs (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Sofia gold: pairs (competed for the Soviet Union); 1992 Lausanne gold: pairs (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States); 1994 København bronze: pairs (competed for Russia) |
| Irina Moiseyeva | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1976—1980 | 2–3–2 1976 Genève silver: ice dancing; 1977 Helsinki gold: ice dancing; 1978 Strasbourg gold: ice dancing; 1979 Zagreb silver: ice dancing; 1980 Göteborg bronze: ice dancing; 1981 Innsbruck silver: ice dancing; 1982 Lyon bronze: ice dancing |
| Sophie Moniotte | FRA |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1998 | 0–1–1 1995 Dortmund silver: ice dancing; 1997 Paris bronze: ice dancing |
| Sonja Morgenstern | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1968—1972 | 0–0–1 1972 Göteborg bronze: singles |
| Vladimir Morozov | ROC |
FSK | Olympics | 2018—2022 | 2–2–2 2015 Stockholm bronze: pairs; 2016 Bratislava bronze: pairs; 2017 Ostrava gold: pairs; 2018 Moskva gold: pairs; 2019 Minsk silver: pairs; 2020 Graz silver: pairs |
| Tamara Moskvina | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1968 | 0–1–1 1968 Västerås silver: pairs; 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: pairs |
| Jana Mrázková | CZETCH |
FSK | Olympics | 1960—1964 | 0–0–1 1961 West-Berlin bronze: singles |
| Mariya Mukhortova | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2010 | 0–1–2 2008 Zagreb silver: pairs; 2009 Helsinki bronze: pairs; 2010 Tallinn bronze: pairs |
| László Nagy |  HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1948—1956 | 2–4–1 1949 Milano silver: pairs; 1950 Oslo gold: pairs; 1952 Wien bronze: pairs; 1953 Dortmund silver: pairs; 1955 Budapest gold: pairs; 1956 Paris silver: pairs; 1957 Wien silver: pairs |
| Marianna Nagy | HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1948—1956 | 2–4–1 1949 Milano silver: pairs; 1950 Oslo gold: pairs; 1952 Wien bronze: pairs; 1953 Dortmund silver: pairs; 1955 Budapest gold: pairs; 1956 Paris silver: pairs; 1957 Wien silver: pairs |
| Vadim Naumov | RUSEUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 0–1–4 1991 Sofia bronze: pairs (competed for the Soviet Union); 1992 Lausanne bronze: pairs (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States); 1993 Helsinki bronze: pairs (competed for Russia); 1994 København silver: pairs (competed for Russia); 1995 Dortmund bronze: pairs (competed for Russia) |
| Tatyana Navka |  BLRRUS |
FSK | Olympics | 1994—2006 | 3–0–1 2003 Malmö bronze: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 2004 Budapest gold: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 2005 Torino gold: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 2006 Lyon gold: ice dancing (competed for Russia) |
| Ondrej Nepela | TCH SVK |
FSK | Olympics | 1964—1972 | 5–0–3 1966 Bratislava bronze: singles; 1967 Ljubljana bronze: singles; 1968 Västerås bronze: singles; 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: singles; 1970 Leningrad gold: singles; 1971 Zürich gold: singles; 1972 Göteborg gold: singles; 1973 Köln gold: singles |
| Patricia Neske | GER |
FSK | Olympics | 1992 | 0–0–2 1989 Birmingham bronze: singles (competed for West Germany); 1992 Lausanne bronze: singles |
| Jennifer Nicks | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1948—1952 | 1–1–2 1950 Oslo bronze: pairs; 1951 Zürich bronze: pairs; 1952 Wien silver: pairs; 1953 Dortmund gold: pairs |
| John Nicks | GBR |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1948—1952 | 1–1–2 1950 Oslo bronze: pairs; 1951 Zürich bronze: pairs; 1952 Wien silver: pairs; 1953 Dortmund gold: pairs |
| Marcus Nikkanen |  FIN |
FSK | Olympics | 1928—1936 | 0–0–1 1930 Berlin bronze: singles |
| Franz Ningel | GERFRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1956—1960 | 0–1–5 1955 Budapest bronze: pairs (competed for West Germany); 1956 Paris bronze: pairs (competed for West Germany); 1957 Wien bronze: pairs (competed for West Germany); 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: pairs (competed for West Germany); 1961 West-Berlin silver: pairs (competed for West Germany); 1962 Genève bronze: pairs (competed for West Germany) |
| Andreas Nischwitz | FRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1980 | 0–1–0 1981 Innsbruck silver: pairs |
| Sergey Novitsky | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2006—2010 | 1–0–2 2008 Zagreb bronze: ice dancing; 2009 Helsinki gold: ice dancing; 2010 Tallinn bronze: ice dancing |
| René Novotný | CZETCH |
FSK | Olympics | 1988—1994 | 0–1–0 1995 Dortmund silver: pairs (competed for the Czech Republic) |
| Yuliya Obertas | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2006 | 0–1–0 2005 Torino silver: pairs |
| Rolf Oesterreich | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1976 | 0–3–0 1974 Zagreb silver: pairs; 1975 København silver: pairs; 1976 Genève silver: pairs |
| Kurt Oppelt |  AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1952—1956 | 1–1–1 1953 Dortmund bronze: pairs; 1954 Bolzano silver: pairs; 1956 Paris gold: pairs |
| Olga Orgonista | HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1932 | 2–0–0 1930 Wien gold: pairs; 1931 St. Moritz gold: pairs |
| Valda Osborn | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1952 | 1–0–0 1953 Dortmund gold: singles |
| Haig Oundjian | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1968—1972 | 0–0–1 1971 Zürich bronze: singles |
| Yury Ovchinnikov | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1972—1976 | 0–0–1 1975 København bronze: singles |
| Oleg Ovsyannikov | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 1998 | 1–3–1 1995 Dortmund bronze: ice dancing; 1996 Sofia silver: ice dancing; 1997 Paris silver: ice dancing; 1998 Milano silver: ice dancing; 1999 Praha gold: ice dancing |
| Lyudmila Pakhomova | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics / Non-Medal | 1968—1976 | 6–1–1 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: ice dancing; 1970 Leningrad gold: ice dancing; 1971 Zurich gold: ice dancing; 1972 Göteborg silver: ice dancing; 1973 Köln gold: ice dancing; 1974 Zagreb gold: ice dancing; 1975 København gold: ice dancing; 1976 Genève gold: ice dancing |
| Gabriella Papadakis | FRA |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 2018—2022 | 5–1–0 2015 Stockholm gold: ice dancing; 2016 Bratislava gold: ice dancing; 2017 Ostrava gold: ice dancing; 2018 Moskva gold: ice dancing; 2019 Minsk gold: ice dancing; 2020 Graz silver: ice dancing |
| Mary Parry | GBR |
FSK | Referee | 1994 | 0–0–1 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: ice dancing |
| Igor Pashkevich |  AZERUS |
FSK | Olympics | 1994—1998 | 0–1–0 1996 Sofia silver: singles (competed for Russia) |
| Dénes Pataky | HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1936 | 0–1–0 1934 Seefeld silver: singles |
| Erik Pausin | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1936 | 0–3–0 1937 Praha silver: pairs; 1938 Opava silver: pairs; 1939 Zakopane silver: pairs (competed for Germany) |
| Ilse Pausin | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1936 | 0–3–0 1937 Praha silver: pairs; 1938 Opava silver: pairs; 1939 Zakopane silver: pairs (competed for Germany) |
| Eva Pawlik | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 1–1–0 1948 Praha silver: singles; 1949 Milano gold: singles |
| Nathalie Péchalat | FRA |
FSK | Olympics | 2006—2014 | 2–0–0 2011 Bern gold: ice dancing; 2012 Sheffield gold: ice dancing |
| Gwendal Peizerat | FRA |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1998—2002 | 2–2–1 1998 Milano bronze: ice dancing; 1999 Praha silver: ice dancing; 2000 Wien gold: ice dancing; 2001 Bratislava silver: ice dancing; 2002 Lausanne gold: ice dancing |
| Patrick Péra | FRA |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1968—1972 | 0–2–1 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: singles; 1970 Leningrad silver: singles; 1972 Göteborg bronze: singles |
| Marina Pestova | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1980 | 0–1–1 1980 Göteborg bronze: pairs; 1982 Lyon silver: pairs |
| Viktor Petrenko | URS UKREUN |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1988—1994 | 3–1–2 1987 Sarajevo bronze: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1988 Praha bronze: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Leningrad gold: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Sofia gold: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1992 Lausanne silver: singles (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States); 1994 København gold: singles (competed for Ukraine) |
| Denis Petrov | RUSEUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992 | 0–2–0 1991 Sofia silver: pairs (competed for the Soviet Union); 1992 Lausanne silver: pairs (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States) |
| Mariya Petrova | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2002—2006 | 2–2–4 1999 Praha gold: pairs; 2000 Wien gold: pairs; 2002 Lausanne bronze: pairs; 2003 Malmö bronze: pairs; 2004 Budapest silver: pairs; 2005 Torino bronze: pairs; 2006 Lyon bronze: pairs; 2007 Warszawa silver: pairs |
| Mollie Phillips | GBR |
FSK | Olympics / Referee / Other | 1932—1972 | 0–0–1 1933 London bronze: pairs |
| Yevgeny Platov | RUSEUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1998 | 3–2–1 1992 Lausanne bronze: ice dancing (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States); 1993 Helsinki silver: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 1994 København silver: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 1996 Sofia gold: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 1997 Paris gold: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 1998 Milano gold: ice dancing (competed for Russia) |
| Yevgeny Plyushchenko | RUS |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 2002—2014 | 7–3–0 1998 Milano silver: singles; 1999 Praha silver: singles; 2000 Wien gold: singles; 2001 Bratislava gold: singles; 2003 Malmö gold: singles; 2004 Budapest silver: singles; 2005 Torino gold: singles; 2006 Lyon gold: singles; 2010 Tallinn gold: singles; 2012 Sheffield gold: singles |
| Sergey Ponomarenko | RUSURSEUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1984—1992 | 4–3–1 1984 Budapest bronze: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1985 Göteborg silver: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1986 København silver: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1987 Sarajevo silver: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1989 Birmingham gold: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Leningrad gold: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Sofia gold: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1992 Lausanne gold: ice dancing (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States) |
| Anett Pötzsch | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1976—1980 | 4–1–1 1975 København bronze: singles; 1976 Genève silver: singles; 1977 Helsinki gold: singles; 1978 Strasbourg gold: singles; 1979 Zagreb gold: singles; 1980 Göteborg gold: singles |
| Susanna Pöykiö | FIN |
FSK | Olympics | 2006 | 0–1–1 2005 Torino silver: singles; 2009 Helsinki bronze: singles |
| Oleg Protopopov | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1960—1968 | 4–4–0 1962 Genève silver: pairs; 1963 Budapest silver: pairs; 1964 Grenoble silver: pairs; 1965 Moskva gold: pairs; 1966 Bratislava gold: pairs; 1967 Ljubljana gold: pairs; 1968 Västerås gold: pairs; 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: pairs |
| Emmy Puzinger | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1936 | 0–0–2 1937 Praha bronze: singles; 1938 St. Moritz bronze: singles |
| Edi Rada | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 1–0–1 1948 Praha bronze: singles; 1949 Milano gold: singles |
| Susanna Rahkamo | FIN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 1–0–1 1993 Helsinki bronze: ice dancing; 1995 Dortmund gold: ice dancing |
| Emil Ratzenhofer | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 0–0–2 1948 Praha bronze: pairs; 1949 Milano bronze: pairs |
| Herta Ratzenhofer | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 0–0–2 1948 Praha bronze: pairs; 1949 Milano bronze: pairs |
| Axel Rauschenbach | GER |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 0–1–0 1989 Birmingham silver: pairs (competed for East Germany) |
| Krisztina Regőczy | HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1976—1980 | 0–2–2 1977 Helsinki silver: ice dancing; 1978 Strasbourg bronze: ice dancing; 1979 Zagreb bronze: ice dancing; 1980 Göteborg silver: ice dancing |
| Tina Riegel | FRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1980 | 0–1–0 1981 Innsbruck silver: pairs |
| Werner Rittberger | GER |
FSK | Olympics | 1928 | 0–2–2 1910 Berlin silver: singles; 1911 St. Petersburg bronze: singles; 1924 Davos bronze: singles; 1925 Triberg silver: singles |
| Matteo Rizzo | ITA |
FSK | Olympics | 2018—2022 | 0–0–1 2019 Minsk bronze: singles |
| Irina Rodnina | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1972—1980 | 11–0–0 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: pairs; 1970 Leningrad gold: pairs; 1971 Zürich gold: pairs; 1972 Göteborg gold: pairs; 1973 Köln gold: pairs; 1974 Zagreb gold: pairs; 1975 København gold: pairs; 1976 Genève gold: pairs; 1977 Helsinki gold: pairs; 1978 Strasbourg gold: pairs; 1980 Göteborg gold: pairs |
| Iryna Romanova | UKR |
FSK | Olympics | 1994—1998 | 0–0–1 1996 Sofia bronze: ice dancing |
| Emília Rotter | HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1932—1936 | 1–2–0 1930 Wien silver: pairs; 1931 St. Moritz silver: pairs; 1934 Praha gold: pairs |
| Manuela Ruben | FRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 0–1–0 1984 Budapest silver: singles |
| Jozef Sabovčík | TCHSVK |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 2–1–0 1983 Dortmund silver: singles; 1985 Göteborg gold: singles; 1986 København gold: singles |
| Ulrich Salchow |  SWE |
FSK | Olympics / Administrator | 1908—1937 | 9–0–1 1898 Trondheim gold: singles; 1899 Davos gold: singles; 1900 Berlin gold: singles; 1901 Wien bronze: singles; 1904 Davos gold: singles; 1906 Davos gold: singles; 1907 Berlin gold: singles; 1909 Budapest gold: singles; 1910 Berlin gold: singles; 1913 Oslo gold: singles |
| András Sallay | HUN |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1976—1980 | 0–2–2 1977 Helsinki silver: ice dancing; 1978 Strasbourg bronze: ice dancing; 1979 Zagreb bronze: ice dancing; 1980 Göteborg silver: ice dancing |
| Janet Sawbridge | GBR |
FSK | Non-Medal | 1968 | 0–3–3 1963 Budapest bronze: ice dancing; 1964 Grenoble silver: ice dancing; 1965 Moskva silver: ice dancing; 1968 Västerås bronze: ice dancing; 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: ice dancing; 1972 Göteborg bronze: ice dancing |
| Aljona Sawtchenko | GERUKR |
FSK | Olympics | 2002—2018 | 4–5–0 2006 Lyon silver: pairs (competed for Germany); 2007 Warszawa gold: pairs (competed for Germany); 2008 Zagreb gold: pairs (competed for Germany); 2009 Helsinki gold: pairs (competed for Germany); 2010 Tallinn silver: pairs (competed for Germany); 2011 Bern gold: pairs (competed for Germany); 2013 Zagreb silver: pairs (competed for Germany); 2016 Bratislava silver: pairs (competed for Germany); 2017 Ostrava silver: pairs (competed for Germany) |
| Massimo Scali | ITA |
FSK | Olympics | 2002—2010 | 0–2–0 2009 Helsinki silver: ice dancing; 2010 Tallinn silver: ice dancing |
| Karl Schäfer | AUT |
FSK/SWM | Olympics / Non-starter / Other | 1928—1936 | 8–1–1 1927 Wien bronze: singles; 1928 Opava silver: singles; 1929 Davos gold: singles; 1930 Berlin gold: singles; 1931 Wien gold: singles; 1932 Paris gold: singles; 1933 London gold: singles; 1934 Seefeld gold: singles; 1935 St. Moritz gold: singles; 1936 Berlin gold: singles |
| Manfred Schnelldorfer | GERFRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1960—1964 | 0–2–3 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: singles (competed for West Germany); 1961 West-Berlin bronze: singles (competed for West Germany); 1962 Genève bronze: singles (competed for West Germany); 1963 Budapest silver: singles (competed for West Germany); 1964 Grenoble silver: singles (competed for West Germany) |
| Olivier Schoenfelder | FRA |
FSK | Olympics | 2002—2010 | 1–1–1 2005 Torino bronze: ice dancing; 2007 Warszawa gold: ice dancing; 2008 Zagreb silver: ice dancing |
| Lilly Scholz | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1928 | 0–2–1 1931 St. Moritz bronze: pairs (competed as Lilly Gaillard); 1932 Paris silver: pairs (competed as Lilly Gaillard); 1933 London silver: pairs (competed as Lilly Gaillard) |
| Rainer Schönborn | FRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 0–0–1 1985 Göteborg bronze: ice dancing |
| Norbert Schramm | FRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 2–0–2 1981 Innsbruck bronze: singles; 1982 Lyon gold: singles; 1983 Dortmund gold: singles; 1984 Budapest bronze: singles |
| Tobias Schröter | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 0–0–1 1987 Sarajevo bronze: pairs |
| Trixi Schuba | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1968—1972 | 2–1–2 1968 Västerås bronze: singles; 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: singles; 1970 Leningrad silver: singles; 1971 Zürich gold: singles; 1972 Göteborg gold: singles |
| Knut Schubert | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 0–0–2 1983 Dortmund bronze: pairs; 1984 Budapest bronze: pairs |
| Peggy Schwarz | GDRGER |
FSK | Olympics | 1988—1998 | 0–0–1 1988 Praha bronze: pairs (competed for East Germany) |
| Sissy Schwarz | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1952—1956 | 1–1–1 1953 Dortmund bronze: pairs; 1954 Bolzano silver: pairs; 1956 Paris gold: pairs |
| Wolfgang Schwarz | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1964—1968 | 0–3–0 1966 Bratislava silver: singles; 1967 Ljubljana silver: singles; 1968 Västerås silver: singles |
| Barbara Ann Scott |  CAN |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 2–0–0 1947 Davos gold: singles; 1948 Praha gold: singles |
| Jean Scott | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1972 | 0–1–0 1973 Köln silver: singles |
| Júlia Sebestyén | HUN |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1998—2010 | 1–0–1 2003 Malmö bronze: singles; 2004 Budapest gold: singles |
| Helmut Seibt | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1948—1952 | 2–1–1 1949 Milano bronze: singles; 1950 Oslo silver: singles; 1951 Zürich gold: singles; 1952 Wien gold: singles |
| Larisa Seleznyova | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1984—1988 | 2–3–0 1985 Göteborg silver: pairs; 1987 Sarajevo gold: pairs; 1988 Praha silver: pairs; 1989 Birmingham gold: pairs; 1990 Leningrad silver: pairs |
| Margit Senf | GDRGER |
FSK | Olympics | 1964 | 0–0–1 1961 West-Berlin bronze: pairs (competed for East Germany) |
| Gabriele Seyfert | GDRGER |
FSK | Olympics | 1964—1968 | 3–2–0 1966 Bratislava silver: singles (competed for East Germany); 1967 Ljubljana gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1968 Västerås silver: singles (competed for East Germany); 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1970 Leningrad gold: singles (competed for East Germany) |
| Maksim Shabalin | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2006—2010 | 2–1–0 2007 Warszawa silver: ice dancing; 2008 Zagreb gold: ice dancing; 2010 Tallinn gold: ice dancing |
| Sergey Shakhray | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1980 | 1–2–2 1977 Helsinki bronze: pairs; 1978 Strasbourg silver: pairs; 1979 Zagreb gold: pairs; 1980 Göteborg silver: pairs; 1981 Innsbruck bronze: pairs |
| Graham Sharp | GBR |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1936—1948 | 1–3–0 1936 Berlin silver: singles; 1937 Praha silver: singles; 1938 St. Moritz silver: singles; 1939 Davos gold: singles |
| Yevgeniya Shishkova | RUSEUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 0–1–4 1991 Sofia bronze: pairs (competed for the Soviet Union); 1992 Lausanne bronze: pairs (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States); 1993 Helsinki bronze: pairs (competed for Russia); 1994 København silver: pairs (competed for Russia); 1995 Dortmund bronze: pairs (competed for Russia) |
| Anton Sikharulidze | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 1998—2002 | 2–0–1 1997 Paris bronze: pairs; 1998 Milano gold: pairs; 2001 Bratislava gold: pairs |
| Dennis Silverthorne | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 0–1–0 1947 Davos silver: pairs |
| Winnie Silverthorne | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 0–1–0 1947 Davos silver: pairs |
| Jean-Christophe Simond | FRA |
FSK | Olympics | 1976—1984 | 0–2–0 1981 Innsbruck silver: singles; 1982 Lyon silver: singles |
| Viktoriya Sinitsina | ROCRUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2014—2022 | 1–0–0 2020 Graz gold: ice dancing |
| Mariusz Siudek |  POL |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1998—2006 | 0–2–2 1999 Praha silver: pairs; 2000 Wien silver: pairs; 2004 Budapest bronze: pairs; 2007 Warszawa bronze: pairs |
| Nicky Slater | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1980—1984 | 0–0–1 1983 Dortmund bronze: ice dancing |
| Sergey Slavnov | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2006 | 0–1–0 2005 Torino silver: pairs |
| Irina Slutskaya | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 1998—2006 | 7–2–0 1996 Sofia gold: singles; 1997 Paris gold: singles; 1998 Milano silver: singles; 2000 Wien gold: singles; 2001 Bratislava gold: singles; 2002 Lausanne silver: singles; 2003 Malmö gold: singles; 2005 Torino gold: singles; 2006 Lyon gold: singles |
| Aleksandr Smirnov | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2010 | 2–2–1 2008 Zagreb bronze: pairs; 2009 Helsinki silver: pairs; 2010 Tallinn gold: pairs; 2011 Bern silver: pairs; 2015 Stockholm gold: pairs |
| Lyudmila Smirnova | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1972 | 0–4–1 1970 Leningrad silver: pairs; 1971 Zürich silver: pairs; 1972 Göteborg silver: pairs; 1973 Köln silver: pairs; 1974 Zagreb bronze: pairs |
| Yelena Sokolova | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 1998—2006 | 0–2–1 2003 Malmö silver: singles; 2004 Budapest bronze: singles; 2006 Lyon silver: singles |
| Yuliya Soldatova | BLR |
FSK | Olympics | 2002 | 0–1–0 1999 Praha silver: singles |
| Adelina Sotnikova | RUS |
FSK | Olympics / YOG | 2012—2014 | 0–2–0 2013 Zagreb silver: singles; 2014 Budapest silver: singles |
| Dmitry Solovyov | ROCRUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2010—2018 | 1–3–2 2011 Bern silver: ice dancing; 2012 Sheffield silver: ice dancing; 2013 Zagreb gold: ice dancing; 2016 Bratislava bronze: ice dancing; 2017 Ostrava bronze: ice dancing; 2018 Moskva silver: ice dancing |
| Genrikh Sretensky | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1988 | 0–1–3 1986 København bronze: ice dancing; 1987 Sarajevo bronze: ice dancing; 1988 Praha silver: ice dancing; 1989 Birmingham bronze: ice dancing |
| Sally-Anne Stapleford | GBR |
FSK | Olympics / Referee | 1964—1988 | 0–1–0 1965 Moskva silver: singles |
| Maksim Stavisky |  BUL |
FSK | Olympics | 1998—2006 | 0–2–1 2003 Malmö silver: ice dancing; 2004 Budapest silver: ice dancing; 2007 Warszawa bronze: ice dancing |
| Freimut Stein | GERFRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1952 | 0–0–1 1953 Dortmund bronze: singles (competed for West Germany) |
| Heidi Steiner | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1968 | 0–0–3 1967 Ljubljana bronze: pairs; 1968 Västerås bronze: pairs; 1970 Leningrad bronze: pairs |
| Ingo Steuer | GER |
FSK | Olympics | 1994—1998 | 1–3–0 1993 Helsinki silver: pairs; 1995 Dortmund gold: pairs; 1996 Sofia silver: pairs; 1997 Paris silver: pairs |
| Martin Stixrud |  NOR |
FSK | Olympics | 1920 | 0–1–1 1912 Stockholm bronze: singles; 1923 Oslo silver: singles |
| Kseniya Stolbova | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2014 | 0–3–1 2012 Sheffield bronze: pairs; 2014 Budapest silver: pairs; 2015 Stockholm silver: pairs; 2018 Moskva silver: pairs |
| Věra Suchánková | CZETCH |
FSK | Olympics | 1956 | 2–1–0 1955 Budapest silver: pairs; 1957 Wien gold: pairs; 1958 Bratislava gold: pairs |
| Yvonne Suddick | GBR |
FSK | Non-Medal | 1968 | 0–3–2 1964 Grenoble bronze: ice dancing; 1965 Moskva bronze: ice dancing; 1966 Bratislava silver: ice dancing; 1967 Ljubljana silver: ice dancing; 1968 Västerås silver: ice dancing |
| Yvonne Sugden | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1956 | 0–2–1 1954 Bolzano bronze: singles; 1955 Budapest silver: singles; 1956 Paris silver: singles |
| Andrey Suraykin | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1972 | 0–3–0 1970 Leningrad silver: pairs; 1971 Zürich silver: pairs; 1972 Göteborg silver: pairs |
| Aleksandr Svinin | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 0–1–0 1983 Dortmund silver: ice dancing |
| Sándor Szalay | HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1932 | 2–0–0 1930 Wien gold: pairs; 1931 St. Moritz gold: pairs |
| Attila Szekrényessy | HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1936 | 0–0–2 1936 Berlin bronze: pairs; 1937 Praha bronze: pairs |
| Piroska Szekrényessy | HUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1936 | 0–0–2 1936 Berlin bronze: pairs; 1937 Praha bronze: pairs |
| Andor Szende | HUN |
ATH/FSK | Non-starter | 1908—1924 | 0–1–0 1913 Oslo silver: singles |
| Tanja Szewczenko | GER |
FSK | Olympics | 1994 | 0–0–1 1998 Milano bronze: singles |
| Robin Szolkowy | GER |
FSK | Olympics | 2006—2014 | 4–3–0 2006 Lyon silver: pairs; 2007 Warszawa gold: pairs; 2008 Zagreb gold: pairs; 2009 Helsinki gold: pairs; 2010 Tallinn silver: pairs; 2011 Bern gold: pairs; 2013 Zagreb silver: pairs |
| László Szollás | HUN |
FSK | Olympics / Referee / Other | 1932—1952 | 1–2–0 1930 Wien silver: pairs; 1931 St. Moritz silver: pairs; 1934 Praha gold: pairs |
| Yevgeniya Tarasova | ROC |
FSK | Olympics | 2018—2022 | 2–2–2 2015 Stockholm bronze: pairs; 2016 Bratislava bronze: pairs; 2017 Ostrava gold: pairs; 2018 Moskva gold: pairs; 2019 Minsk silver: pairs; 2020 Graz silver: pairs |
| Megan Taylor | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1932 | 0–3–1 1936 Berlin bronze: singles; 1937 Praha silver: singles; 1938 St. Moritz silver: singles; 1939 London silver: singles |
| Elemér Terták | HUN |
FSK | Olympics / Referee | 1936—1948 | 0–0–2 1934 Seefeld bronze: singles; 1937 Praha bronze: singles |
| Tassilo Thierbach | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1980—1984 | 2–1–1 1979 Zagreb bronze: pairs; 1982 Lyon gold: pairs; 1983 Dortmund gold: pairs; 1984 Budapest silver: pairs |
| Per Thorén | SWE |
FSK | Olympics | 1908 | 1–0–3 1906 Davos bronze: singles; 1909 Budapest bronze: singles; 1910 Berlin bronze: singles; 1911 St. Petersburg gold: singles |
| Aleksey Tikhonov | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2002—2006 | 2–2–4 1999 Praha gold: pairs; 2000 Wien gold: pairs; 2002 Lausanne bronze: pairs; 2003 Malmö bronze: pairs; 2004 Budapest silver: pairs; 2005 Torino bronze: pairs; 2006 Lyon bronze: pairs; 2007 Warszawa silver: pairs |
| Freddie Tomlins | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1936 | 0–1–0 1939 Davos silver: singles |
| Jayne Torvill | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1980—1994 | 4–0–0 1981 Innsbruck gold: ice dancing; 1982 Lyon gold: ice dancing; 1984 Budapest gold: ice dancing; 1994 København gold: ice dancing |
| Tatyana Totmyanina | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2002—2006 | 5–1–0 2001 Bratislava silver: pairs; 2002 Lausanne gold: pairs; 2003 Malmö gold: pairs; 2004 Budapest gold: pairs; 2005 Torino gold: pairs; 2006 Lyon gold: pairs |
| Diane Towler | GBR |
FSK | Non-Medal | 1968 | 4–0–0 1966 Bratislava gold: ice dancing; 1967 Ljubljana gold: ice dancing; 1968 Västerås gold: ice dancing; 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: ice dancing |
| Maksim Trankov | RUS |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 2010—2014 | 4–1–2 2008 Zagreb silver: pairs; 2009 Helsinki bronze: pairs; 2010 Tallinn bronze: pairs; 2012 Sheffield gold: pairs; 2013 Zagreb gold: pairs; 2014 Budapest gold: pairs; 2016 Bratislava gold: pairs |
| Rita Trapanese | ITA |
FSK | Olympics | 1968—1972 | 0–1–1 1971 Zürich bronze: singles; 1972 Göteborg silver: singles |
| Yelizaveta Tuktamysheva | RUS |
FSK | YOG | 2012 | 1–0–1 2013 Zagreb bronze: singles; 2015 Stockholm gold: singles |
| Aleksey Ulanov | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1972 | 4–1–1 1969 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: pairs; 1970 Leningrad gold: pairs; 1971 Zürich gold: pairs; 1972 Göteborg gold: pairs; 1973 Köln silver: pairs; 1974 Zagreb bronze: pairs |
| Aleksey Urmanov | RUSEUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 1–1–3 1992 Lausanne bronze: singles (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States); 1994 København bronze: singles (competed for Russia); 1995 Dortmund silver: singles (competed for Russia); 1997 Paris gold: singles (competed for Russia); 1999 Praha bronze: singles (competed for Russia) |
| Maya Usova | RUSEUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 1–3–2 1989 Birmingham silver: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Leningrad silver: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Sofia bronze: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1992 Lausanne silver: ice dancing (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States); 1993 Helsinki gold: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 1994 København bronze: ice dancing (competed for Russia) |
| Yelena Valova | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1984—1988 | 3–2–0 1983 Dortmund silver: pairs; 1984 Budapest gold: pairs; 1985 Göteborg gold: pairs; 1986 København gold: pairs; 1987 Sarajevo silver: pairs |
| Kevin Van der Perren |  BEL |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 2002—2010 | 0–0–2 2007 Warszawa bronze: singles; 2009 Helsinki bronze: singles |
| Povilas Vanagas |  LTU |
FSK | Olympics / Other | 1992—2006 | 0–0–2 2000 Wien bronze: ice dancing; 2006 Lyon bronze: ice dancing |
| Oleg Vasilyev | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1984—1988 | 3–2–0 1983 Dortmund silver: pairs; 1984 Budapest gold: pairs; 1985 Göteborg gold: pairs; 1986 København gold: pairs; 1987 Sarajevo silver: pairs |
| Tomáš Verner | CZE |
FSK | Olympics | 2006—2014 | 1–1–1 2007 Warszawa silver: singles; 2008 Zagreb gold: singles; 2011 Bern bronze: singles |
| Maribel Vinson | USA |
FSK | Olympics | 1928—1936 | 0–0–1 1934 Praha bronze: singles |
| Aleksandr Vlasov | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1976 | 0–1–1 1976 Genève bronze: pairs; 1977 Helsinki silver: pairs |
| Yelena Vodorezova | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1976—1984 | 0–1–2 1978 Strasbourg bronze: singles; 1982 Lyon bronze: singles; 1983 Dortmund silver: singles |
| Viktoriya Volchkova | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 2002 | 0–0–4 1999 Praha bronze: singles; 2000 Wien bronze: singles; 2001 Bratislava bronze: singles; 2002 Lausanne bronze: singles |
| Sergey Volkov | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1968—1976 | 0–1–0 1974 Zagreb silver: singles |
| Tatyana Volosozhar | RUSUKR |
FSK | Olympics | 2006—2014 | 4–0–0 2012 Sheffield gold: pairs (competed for Russia); 2013 Zagreb gold: pairs (competed for Russia); 2014 Budapest gold: pairs (competed for Russia); 2016 Bratislava gold: pairs (competed for Russia) |
| Olga Volozhinskaya | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1984 | 0–1–0 1983 Dortmund silver: ice dancing |
| Irina Vorobyova | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1976 | 1–2–2 1976 Genève bronze: pairs; 1977 Helsinki silver: pairs; 1979 Zagreb silver: pairs; 1981 Innsbruck gold: pairs; 1982 Lyon bronze: pairs |
| Karel Vosátka | CZETCH |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 0–1–0 1948 Praha silver: pairs |
| Ája Vrzáňová | CZETCH |
FSK | Olympics | 1948 | 1–1–1 1948 Praha bronze: singles; 1949 Milano silver: singles; 1950 Oslo gold: singles |
| Hanna Walter | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1956 | 1–1–1 1957 Wien bronze: singles; 1958 Bratislava silver: singles; 1959 Davos gold: singles |
| Heinz-Ulrich Walther | GDRGER |
FSK | Olympics / Referee | 1964—2010 | 0–0–3 1967 Ljubljana bronze: pairs (competed for East Germany); 1968 Västerås bronze: pairs (competed for East Germany); 1970 Leningrad bronze: pairs (competed for East Germany) |
| Glyn Watts | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1976 | 0–2–1 1973 Köln bronze: ice dancing; 1974 Zagreb silver: ice dancing; 1975 København silver: ice dancing |
| Ingrid Wendl | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1956 | 2–1–0 1956 Paris gold: singles; 1957 Wien silver: singles; 1958 Bratislava gold: singles |
| Herbert Wiesinger | FRG |
FSK | Olympics | 1968—1972 | 0–0–1 1973 Köln bronze: pairs |
| Katarina Witt | GDRGER |
FSK | Olympics | 1984—1994 | 6–1–0 1982 Lyon silver: singles (competed for East Germany); 1983 Dortmund gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1984 Budapest gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1985 Göteborg gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1986 København gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1987 Sarajevo gold: singles (competed for East Germany); 1988 Praha gold: singles (competed for East Germany) |
| Mandy Wötzel | GER |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1998 | 1–4–0 1989 Birmingham silver: pairs (competed for East Germany); 1993 Helsinki silver: pairs; 1995 Dortmund gold: pairs; 1996 Sofia silver: pairs; 1997 Paris silver: pairs |
| Ludwig Wrede | AUT |
FSK | Olympics | 1928 | 0–1–1 1924 Davos silver: singles; 1929 Davos bronze: singles |
| Barbara Wyatt | GBR |
FSK | Olympics | 1952 | 0–0–2 1951 Zürich bronze: singles; 1952 Wien bronze: singles |
| Aleksey Yagudin | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 1998—2002 | 3–2–0 1998 Milano gold: singles; 1999 Praha gold: singles; 2000 Wien silver: singles; 2001 Bratislava silver: singles; 2002 Lausanne gold: singles |
| Ihor Yaroshenko | UKR |
FSK | Olympics | 1994—1998 | 0–0–1 1996 Sofia bronze: ice dancing |
| Marina Yeltsova | RUS |
FSK | Olympics | 1998 | 2–0–0 1993 Helsinki gold: pairs; 1997 Paris gold: pairs |
| Nataliya Zabiyako | ROC |
FSK | Olympics | 2018 | 0–0–1 2018 Moskva bronze: pairs |
| Alina Zagitova | ROC |
FSK | Olympics | 2018 | 1–1–0 2018 Moskva gold: singles; 2019 Minsk silver: singles |
| Dorota Zagórska-Siudek | POL |
FSK | Olympics | 1998—2006 | 0–2–2 1999 Praha silver: pairs (competed as Dorota Zagórska); 2000 Wien silver: pairs (competed as Dorota Zagórska); 2004 Budapest bronze: pairs (competed as Dorota Zagórska); 2007 Warszawa bronze: pairs (competed as Dorota Siudek) |
| V'iacheslav Zahorodniuk | UKREUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1998 | 1–1–4 1990 Leningrad bronze: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Sofia bronze: singles (competed for the Soviet Union); 1994 København silver: singles (competed for Ukraine); 1995 Dortmund bronze: singles (competed for Ukraine); 1996 Sofia gold: singles (competed for Ukraine); 1997 Paris bronze: singles (competed for Ukraine) |
| Aleksandr Zaytsev | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1976—1980 | 7–0–0 1973 Köln gold: pairs; 1974 Zagreb gold: pairs; 1975 København gold: pairs; 1976 Genève gold: pairs; 1977 Helsinki gold: pairs; 1978 Strasbourg gold: pairs; 1980 Göteborg gold: pairs |
| Nina Zhuk | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1960 | 0–3–0 1958 Bratislava silver: pairs; 1959 Davos silver: pairs; 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: pairs |
| Stanislav Zhuk | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1960 | 0–3–0 1958 Bratislava silver: pairs; 1959 Davos silver: pairs; 1960 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: pairs |
| Tatyana Zhuk | RUSURS |
FSK | Olympics | 1964—1968 | 0–1–3 1963 Budapest bronze: pairs; 1964 Grenoble bronze: pairs; 1965 Moskva bronze: pairs; 1966 Bratislava silver: pairs |
| Aleksandr Zhulin | RUSEUN |
FSK | Olympics | 1992—1994 | 1–3–2 1989 Birmingham silver: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Leningrad silver: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Sofia bronze: ice dancing (competed for the Soviet Union); 1992 Lausanne silver: ice dancing (competed for the Commonwealth of Independent States); 1993 Helsinki gold: ice dancing (competed for Russia); 1994 København bronze: ice dancing (competed for Russia) |
| Günter Zöller | GDR |
FSK | Olympics | 1968 | 0–0–1 1970 Leningrad bronze: singles |