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World Figure Skating Hall of Fame

The World Figure Skating Hall of Fame serves as a repository for the sport of figure skating. The World Figure Skating Hall of Fame is where the greatest names in the history of the sport are honored. It is located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States.

World Figure Skating Museum & Hall of Fame
Map
Location20 First Street
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Coordinates38°47′38″N 104°50′56″W / 38.79379°N 104.84885°W / 38.79379; -104.84885
TypeHall of fame
Websitewww.worldskatingmuseum.org
A woman and a man in figure skating blades stand on an outdoor ice rink posing for a shot. On the left, the woman has both hands in her waist, while the man has his right arm around her left arm.
Sonja Henie and Karl Schäfer were among the initial 20 inductees to the Hall of Fame in 1976.

The Hall of Fame was founded in 1976.[1]

Skaters such as Dick Button, Katarina Witt, Midori Ito, Sonja Henie, Alexei Yagudin, and Michelle Kwan have been honored in the Hall of Fame.

Inductees

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Skater Year Inducted Discipline
United States  Tenley Albright 1976
France  Andrée Joly /
France  Pierre Brunet
1976
United States  Dick Button 1976
United States  Peggy Fleming 1976
Sweden  Gillis Grafström 1976
United States  Carol Heiss 1976
Norway  Sonja Henie 1976
United States  David Jenkins 1976
United Kingdom  T. D. Richardson 1976
Switzerland  Jacques Gerschwiler 1976
United States  Jackson Haines 1976
Switzerland  Gustave Lussi 1976
United States  Hayes Alan Jenkins 1976
Norway  Axel Paulsen 1976
Sweden  Ulrich Salchow 1976
Austria  Karl Schäfer 1976
United Kingdom  Reginald Wilkie 1976
United States  Howard Nicholson 1976
Austria  Edi Scholdan 1976
Canada  Montgomery Wilson 1976
Austria  Willy Böckl 1977
United Kingdom  Jean Westwood /
United Kingdom  Lawrence Demmy
1977
Canada  Donald Jackson 1977
Soviet Union  Ludmila Belousova /
Soviet Union  Oleg Protopopov
1978
Germany  Maxi Herber /
Germany  Ernst Baier
1979
Canada  Barbara Ann Scott 1979
United Kingdom  Cecilia Colledge 1980
Canada  Barbara Wagner /
Canada  Robert Paul
1980
United Kingdom  Madge Syers 1981
Germany  Willie Frick 1981
United States  William Hickok 1981
Austria  Herma Szabo 1982
Canada  Louis Rubenstein 1984
Switzerland  Werner Groebli 1984
Canada  Frances Dafoe /
Canada  Norris Bowden
1984
  Charlotte Oelschlägel 1985
Switzerland  Arnold Gerschwiler 1985
United States  F. Ritter Shumway 1986
United Kingdom  Courtney Jones 1986
Soviet Union  Lyudmila Pakhomova /
Soviet Union  Aleksandr Gorshkov
1988
Soviet Union  Irina Rodnina 1989
United Kingdom  Jayne Torvill /
United Kingdom  Christopher Dean
1989
United States  Scott Hamilton 1990
United Kingdom  John Curry 1991
United Kingdom  Jeannette Altwegg 1993
United States  Richard Dwyer 1993
Germany  Ria Falk /
Germany  Paul Falk
1993
France  Jacques Favart 1993
Switzerland  Georg Hasler 1993
United States  Ronald Robertson 1993
United Kingdom  Diane Towler /
United Kingdom  Bernard Ford
1993
Switzerland  James Koch 1994
Russia  Ekaterina Gordeeva /
Russia  Sergei Grinkov
1995
United States  William Tutt 1995
Germany  Katarina Witt 1995
United States  Brian Boitano 1996
United Kingdom  Herbert Clarke 1996
Canada  Sheldon Galbraith 1996
United States  Carlo Fassi 1997
Hungary  Lily Kronberger 1997
United States  Benjamin Wright 1997
United States  Tom Collins 1998
Czech Republic  Josef Dědič 1998
Austria  Felix Kaspar 1998
United States  Kristi Yamaguchi 1998
United States  Ronald Ludington 1999
United Kingdom  Gladys Hogg 1999
United States  Dorothy Hamill 2000 Ladies' Singles
Soviet Union  Marina Klimova /
Soviet Union  Sergei Ponomarenko
2000 Ice Dance
United Kingdom  John Nicks 2000 Coach
United States  Janet Lynn 2001 Ladies' Singles
United States  Maribel Vinson 2002 Ladies' Singles and Pairs
Germany  Jutta Müller 2004 Coach
Canada  Toller Cranston 2004 [2] Men's Singles
Japan  Midori Ito 2004 [3] Ladies' Singles
United Kingdom  Robin Cousins 2005 Men's Singles
Creative/Professional role
Russia  Tamara Moskvina 2005 Pairs and Ladies' Singles
Coach
Canada  Donald Gilchrist 2005 [4] Non-athletic role
Canada  Kurt Browning 2006 Men's Singles
United States  Frank Zamboni 2006 Skating Pioneer
United States  Frank Carroll 2007 Coach
Russia  Tatiana Tarasova 2008 Coach
Austria  Wilhelm Bietak 2009 Creative/Professional role
Canada  Joyce Hisey 2009 Non-athletic role
Judge
Canada  Brian Orser 2009 [5] Men's Singles
Coach
Russia  Nikolai Panin 2009 Special Figures
Canada  Barbara Underhill /
Canada  Paul Martini
2009 [6] Pairs
Czech Republic  Alena Vrzáňová 2009 Ladies' Singles
Japan  Nobuo Satō 2010 [7] Coach
United States  Michelle Kwan 2012 Ladies' Singles
Sweden  Viktor Balck 2013 Non-athletic role
ISU President
Netherlands  Sjoukje Dijkstra 2013 Ladies' Singles
Germany  Ludowika Eilers-Jakobsson /
Finland  Walter Jakobsson
2013 Pairs
Switzerland  Denise Biellmann 2014 [8] Ladies' Singles
Canada  Lori Nichol 2014 Choreographer
Germany  Anna Hübler /
Germany  Heinrich Burger *
2014 Pairs
Austria  Friedrich Kachler * 2014 Men's Singles
Non-athletic role
Italy  Sonia Bianchetti Garbato 2015 [9] Non-athletic role
Russia  Artur Dmitriev /
Russia  Natalia Mishkutionok/
Russia  Oksana Kazakova**
2015 Pairs
United Kingdom  Doreen Denny *** 2015 Ice dance
Austria  Eduard Engelmann Jr. *** 2015 Skating pioneer
United Kingdom  June Markham *** 2015 Ice dance
United Kingdom  Henry Eugene Vandervell *** 2015 Skating pioneer
Canada  Sarah Kawahara 2017 [10] Choreographer
Russia  Alexei Mishin 2017 [11] Coach
Austria  Trixi Schuba 2017 Ladies' Singles
China  Shen Xue /
China  Zhao Hongbo
2017 [12] Pairs
Russia  Alexei Yagudin 2017 Men's Singles
Sweden  Vivi-Anne Hultén *** 2017 Ladies' Singles
Coach
United Kingdom  Phyllis Johnson /
United Kingdom  James H. Johnson ***
2017 Pairs
Germany  Werner Rittberger *** 2017 Skating pioneer
Switzerland  Hans-Rudi Mauch *** 2017 Creative/Professional role
Japan  Shizuka Arakawa 2018
Canada  Sandra Bezic 2018
Austria  Emmerich Danzer *** 2018
Soviet Union  Irina Moiseeva & Andrei Minenkov 2018
Soviet Union  Viktor Petrenko 2018
United States  Richard Porter *** 2018
Soviet Union  Elena Valova & Oleg Vasiliev 2018
China  Bin Yao 2018
Soviet Union  Natalya Bestemyanova & Andrey Bukin 2019
Slovakia  Ondrej Nepela 2019
Czechoslovakia  Eva Romanova *** and Pavel Roman *** 2019
East Germany  Gabriele Seyfert 2019
Soviet Union  Yelena Tchaikovskaya 2019

^ * Indicates that they were inducted into the golden category, which considers contributions prior to WWII.
^ ** Dmitriev was inducted with both partners he won Olympic gold with
^ *** Indicates that they were inducted into the legends category, which considers contributions prior to 1960.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Hines, James R. (2011). Historical Dictionary of Figure Skating. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press. p. xxvi. ISBN 978-0-8108-6859-5.
  2. ^ "Cranston inducted into the World Figure Skating Hall" – via The Globe and Mail.
  3. ^ Hasday, Judy (2007). Kristi Yamaguchi. Chelsea House Publications. ISBN 978-0791092880.
  4. ^ "Skate Canada – Skating Community Mourns the Passing of Donald Gilchrist". skatecanada.ca.
  5. ^ "Brian Orser heads list of World Figure Skating Hall of Fame inductees". 13 March 2009.
  6. ^ "The Woman Who's Teaching the NHL How to Skate". psmag.com.
  7. ^ Gallagher, Jack (31 January 2010). "Sato's commitment earns Hall of Fame nomination" – via Japan Times Online.
  8. ^ "Nichol, Biellmann make world figure skating hall". icenetwork.com.
  9. ^ "Dmitriev leads class of eight into World Hall of Fame". icenetwork.com.
  10. ^ "Yagudin, Shen and Zhao headline World HOF class". icenetwork.com.
  11. ^ "Alexei Yagudin and Alexei Mishin elected to the Figure Skating Hall of Fame". russkiymir.ru.
  12. ^ "First Chinese inducted into World Figure Skating Hall of Fame". gbtimes.com.
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