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Four Continents Figure Skating Championships

April 27, 2024

For the 2024 edition, see 2024 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships.

The Four Continents Figure Skating Championships (4CC) is an annual figure skating competition. The International Skating Union established it in 1999 to provide skaters representing non-European countries with a similar competition to the much older European Figure Skating Championships. The event's name refers to the Americas (North America and South America), Africa, Asia and Oceania (four of the five continents represented in the Olympic rings, omitting Europe). Medals are awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, pairs, and ice dance.

Four Continents Figure Skating Championships
StatusActive
GenreSporting event
Date(s)Varying
FrequencyAnnual
CountryVarying
Inaugurated1999
Organised byInternational Skating Union

Historically, the 4CC has been dominated by just four countries – the United States, Japan, Canada, and China – which have won a combined 287 out of 300 possible medals. South Korea (9), Kazakhstan (2), North Korea (1), and Uzbekistan (1) are the only other countries to have earned Four Continents medals.

Qualifying edit

Skaters must belong to a non-European member nation of the ISU. Each member country may enter up to three skaters or teams in each discipline, provided they obtain the minimum TES in the current or previous season. National governing bodies select their entries according to their own criteria. As with the other senior ISU Championships, eligible skaters must be at least seventeen before July 1 of the previous year.

As of 2018 Championships, the following countries are eligible to send skaters to the competition: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, China, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, New Zealand, North Korea, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, the United States, and Uzbekistan.[1]

Medalists edit

Men's singles edit

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1999   Halifax   Takeshi Honda   Li Chengjiang   Elvis Stojko [2]
2000   Osaka   Elvis Stojko   Li Chengjiang   Zhang Min
2001   Salt Lake City   Li Chengjiang   Takeshi Honda   Michael Weiss [3]
2002   Jeonju   Jeffrey Buttle   Takeshi Honda   Gao Song [4]
2003   Beijing   Takeshi Honda   Zhang Min   Li Chengjiang [5]
2004   Hamilton   Jeffrey Buttle   Emanuel Sandhu   Evan Lysacek [6]
2005   Gangneung   Evan Lysacek   Li Chengjiang   Daisuke Takahashi [7]
2006   Colorado Springs   Nobunari Oda   Christopher Mabee   Matthew Savoie [8]
2007   Colorado Springs   Evan Lysacek   Jeffrey Buttle   Jeremy Abbott [9]
2008   Goyang   Daisuke Takahashi   Jeffrey Buttle   Evan Lysacek [10]
2009   Vancouver   Patrick Chan   Evan Lysacek   Takahiko Kozuka [11]
2010   Jeonju   Adam Rippon   Tatsuki Machida   Kevin Reynolds [12]
2011   Taipei   Daisuke Takahashi   Yuzuru Hanyu   Jeremy Abbott [13]
2012   Colorado Springs   Patrick Chan   Daisuke Takahashi   Ross Miner [14]
2013   Osaka   Kevin Reynolds   Yuzuru Hanyu   Yan Han [15]
2014   Taipei   Takahito Mura   Takahiko Kozuka   Song Nan [16]
2015   Seoul   Denis Ten   Joshua Farris   Yan Han [17]
2016   Taipei   Patrick Chan   Jin Boyang   Yan Han [18]
2017   Gangneung   Nathan Chen   Yuzuru Hanyu   Shoma Uno [19]
2018   Taipei   Jin Boyang   Shoma Uno   Jason Brown [20]
2019   Anaheim   Shoma Uno   Jin Boyang   Vincent Zhou [21]
2020   Seoul   Yuzuru Hanyu   Jason Brown   Yuma Kagiyama [22]
2021   Sydney Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [23]
2022   Tallinn   Cha Jun-hwan   Kazuki Tomono   Kao Miura [24]
2023   Colorado Springs   Kao Miura   Keegan Messing   Shun Sato [25]
2024   Shanghai   Yuma Kagiyama   Shun Sato   Cha Jun-hwan [26]
2025   Seoul
2026   Beijing

Women's singles edit

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1999   Halifax   Tatiana Malinina   Amber Corwin   Angela Nikodinov [27]
2000   Osaka   Angela Nikodinov   Stacey Pensgen   Annie Bellemare
2001   Salt Lake City   Fumie Suguri   Angela Nikodinov   Yoshie Onda [3]
2002   Jeonju   Jennifer Kirk   Shizuka Arakawa   Yoshie Onda [4]
2003   Beijing   Fumie Suguri   Shizuka Arakawa   Yukari Nakano [5]
2004   Hamilton   Yukina Ota   Cynthia Phaneuf   Amber Corwin [6]
2005   Gangneung   Fumie Suguri   Yoshie Onda   Jennifer Kirk [7]
2006   Colorado Springs   Katy Taylor   Yukari Nakano   Beatrisa Liang [8]
2007   Colorado Springs   Kimmie Meissner   Emily Hughes   Joannie Rochette [9]
2008   Goyang   Mao Asada   Joannie Rochette   Miki Ando [10]
2009   Vancouver   Yuna Kim   Joannie Rochette   Mao Asada [11]
2010   Jeonju   Mao Asada   Akiko Suzuki   Caroline Zhang [12]
2011   Taipei   Miki Ando   Mao Asada   Mirai Nagasu [13]
2012   Colorado Springs   Ashley Wagner   Mao Asada   Caroline Zhang [14]
2013   Osaka   Mao Asada   Akiko Suzuki   Kanako Murakami [15]
2014   Taipei   Kanako Murakami   Satoko Miyahara   Li Zijun [16]
2015   Seoul   Polina Edmunds   Satoko Miyahara   Rika Hongo [17]
2016   Taipei   Satoko Miyahara   Mirai Nagasu   Rika Hongo [18]
2017   Gangneung   Mai Mihara   Gabrielle Daleman   Mirai Nagasu [19]
2018   Taipei   Kaori Sakamoto   Mai Mihara   Satoko Miyahara [20]
2019   Anaheim   Rika Kihira   Elizabet Tursynbaeva   Mai Mihara [21]
2020   Seoul   Rika Kihira   You Young   Bradie Tennell [22]
2021   Sydney Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [23]
2022   Tallinn   Mai Mihara   Lee Hae-in   Kim Ye-lim [24]
2023   Colorado Springs   Lee Hae-in   Kim Ye-lim   Mone Chiba [25]
2024   Shanghai   Mone Chiba   Kim Chae-yeon   Rinka Watanabe [26]
2025   Seoul
2026   Beijing

Pairs edit

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1999   Halifax
[28]
2000   Osaka
2001   Salt Lake City [3]
2002   Jeonju [4]
2003   Beijing [5]
2004   Hamilton [6]
2005   Gangneung [7]
2006   Colorado Springs [8]
2007   Colorado Springs [9]
2008   Goyang [10]
2009   Vancouver [11]
2010   Jeonju [12]
2011   Taipei [13]
2012   Colorado Springs [14]
2013   Osaka [15]
2014   Taipei [16]
2015   Seoul [17]
2016   Taipei [18]
2017   Gangneung [19]
2018   Taipei [20]
2019   Anaheim [21]
2020   Seoul [22]
2021   Sydney Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [23]
2022   Tallinn [24]
2023   Colorado Springs [25]
2024   Shanghai [26]
2025   Seoul
2026   Beijing

Ice dance edit

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1999   Halifax [29]
2000   Osaka
2001   Salt Lake City [3]
2002   Jeonju [4]
2003   Beijing [5]
2004   Hamilton [6]
2005   Gangneung [7]
2006   Colorado Springs [8]
2007   Colorado Springs [9]
2008   Goyang [10]
2009   Vancouver [11]
2010   Jeonju [12]
2011   Taipei [13]
2012   Colorado Springs [14]
2013   Osaka [15]
2014   Taipei [16]
2015   Seoul [17]
2016   Taipei [18]
2017   Gangneung [19]
2018   Taipei [20]
2019   Anaheim [21]
2020   Seoul [22]
2021   Sydney Competition cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [23]
2022   Tallinn [24]
2023   Colorado Springs [25]
2024   Shanghai [26]
2025   Seoul
2026   Beijing

Cumulative medal count edit

Main article: Four Continents Figure Skating Championships cumulative medal count
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  United States28284298
2  Japan27241970
3  Canada22292273
4  China18141446
5  South Korea3429
6  Kazakhstan1102
7  Uzbekistan1001
8  North Korea0011
Totals (8 entries)100100100300

References edit

  1. ^ "International Skating Unio

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For the 2024 edition see 2024 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships The Four Continents Figure Skating Championships 4CC is an annual figure skating competition The International Skating Union established it in 1999 to provide skaters representing non European countries with a similar competition to the much older European Figure Skating Championships The event s name refers to the Americas North America and South America Africa Asia and Oceania four of the five continents represented in the Olympic rings omitting Europe Medals are awarded in the disciplines of men s singles women s singles pairs and ice dance Four Continents Figure Skating ChampionshipsStatusActiveGenreSporting eventDate s VaryingFrequencyAnnualCountryVaryingInaugurated1999Organised byInternational Skating Union Historically the 4CC has been dominated by just four countries the United States Japan Canada and China which have won a combined 287 out of 300 possible medals South Korea 9 Kazakhstan 2 North Korea 1 and Uzbekistan 1 are the only other countries to have earned Four Continents medals Contents 1 Qualifying 2 Medalists 2 1 Men s singles 2 2 Women s singles 2 3 Pairs 2 4 Ice dance 3 Cumulative medal count 4 References 4 1 Sources 5 External linksQualifying editSkaters must belong to a non European member nation of the ISU Each member country may enter up to three skaters or teams in each discipline provided they obtain the minimum TES in the current or previous season National governing bodies select their entries according to their own criteria As with the other senior ISU Championships eligible skaters must be at least seventeen before July 1 of the previous year As of 2018 Championships the following countries are eligible to send skaters to the competition Argentina Australia Brazil Cambodia Canada China Chinese Taipei Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Malaysia Mexico Mongolia New Zealand North Korea Philippines Singapore South Africa South Korea Thailand United Arab Emirates the United States and Uzbekistan 1 Medalists editMen s singles edit Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref 1999 nbsp Halifax nbsp Takeshi Honda nbsp Li Chengjiang nbsp Elvis Stojko 2 2000 nbsp Osaka nbsp Elvis Stojko nbsp Li Chengjiang nbsp Zhang Min 2001 nbsp Salt Lake City nbsp Li Chengjiang nbsp Takeshi Honda nbsp Michael Weiss 3 2002 nbsp Jeonju nbsp Jeffrey Buttle nbsp Takeshi Honda nbsp Gao Song 4 2003 nbsp Beijing nbsp Takeshi Honda nbsp Zhang Min nbsp Li Chengjiang 5 2004 nbsp Hamilton nbsp Jeffrey Buttle nbsp Emanuel Sandhu nbsp Evan Lysacek 6 2005 nbsp Gangneung nbsp Evan Lysacek nbsp Li Chengjiang nbsp Daisuke Takahashi 7 2006 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Nobunari Oda nbsp Christopher Mabee nbsp Matthew Savoie 8 2007 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Evan Lysacek nbsp Jeffrey Buttle nbsp Jeremy Abbott 9 2008 nbsp Goyang nbsp Daisuke Takahashi nbsp Jeffrey Buttle nbsp Evan Lysacek 10 2009 nbsp Vancouver nbsp Patrick Chan nbsp Evan Lysacek nbsp Takahiko Kozuka 11 2010 nbsp Jeonju nbsp Adam Rippon nbsp Tatsuki Machida nbsp Kevin Reynolds 12 2011 nbsp Taipei nbsp Daisuke Takahashi nbsp Yuzuru Hanyu nbsp Jeremy Abbott 13 2012 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Patrick Chan nbsp Daisuke Takahashi nbsp Ross Miner 14 2013 nbsp Osaka nbsp Kevin Reynolds nbsp Yuzuru Hanyu nbsp Yan Han 15 2014 nbsp Taipei nbsp Takahito Mura nbsp Takahiko Kozuka nbsp Song Nan 16 2015 nbsp Seoul nbsp Denis Ten nbsp Joshua Farris nbsp Yan Han 17 2016 nbsp Taipei nbsp Patrick Chan nbsp Jin Boyang nbsp Yan Han 18 2017 nbsp Gangneung nbsp Nathan Chen nbsp Yuzuru Hanyu nbsp Shoma Uno 19 2018 nbsp Taipei nbsp Jin Boyang nbsp Shoma Uno nbsp Jason Brown 20 2019 nbsp Anaheim nbsp Shoma Uno nbsp Jin Boyang nbsp Vincent Zhou 21 2020 nbsp Seoul nbsp Yuzuru Hanyu nbsp Jason Brown nbsp Yuma Kagiyama 22 2021 nbsp Sydney Competition cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic 23 2022 nbsp Tallinn nbsp Cha Jun hwan nbsp Kazuki Tomono nbsp Kao Miura 24 2023 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Kao Miura nbsp Keegan Messing nbsp Shun Sato 25 2024 nbsp Shanghai nbsp Yuma Kagiyama nbsp Shun Sato nbsp Cha Jun hwan 26 2025 nbsp Seoul 2026 nbsp Beijing Women s singles edit Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref 1999 nbsp Halifax nbsp Tatiana Malinina nbsp Amber Corwin nbsp Angela Nikodinov 27 2000 nbsp Osaka nbsp Angela Nikodinov nbsp Stacey Pensgen nbsp Annie Bellemare 2001 nbsp Salt Lake City nbsp Fumie Suguri nbsp Angela Nikodinov nbsp Yoshie Onda 3 2002 nbsp Jeonju nbsp Jennifer Kirk nbsp Shizuka Arakawa nbsp Yoshie Onda 4 2003 nbsp Beijing nbsp Fumie Suguri nbsp Shizuka Arakawa nbsp Yukari Nakano 5 2004 nbsp Hamilton nbsp Yukina Ota nbsp Cynthia Phaneuf nbsp Amber Corwin 6 2005 nbsp Gangneung nbsp Fumie Suguri nbsp Yoshie Onda nbsp Jennifer Kirk 7 2006 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Katy Taylor nbsp Yukari Nakano nbsp Beatrisa Liang 8 2007 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Kimmie Meissner nbsp Emily Hughes nbsp Joannie Rochette 9 2008 nbsp Goyang nbsp Mao Asada nbsp Joannie Rochette nbsp Miki Ando 10 2009 nbsp Vancouver nbsp Yuna Kim nbsp Joannie Rochette nbsp Mao Asada 11 2010 nbsp Jeonju nbsp Mao Asada nbsp Akiko Suzuki nbsp Caroline Zhang 12 2011 nbsp Taipei nbsp Miki Ando nbsp Mao Asada nbsp Mirai Nagasu 13 2012 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Ashley Wagner nbsp Mao Asada nbsp Caroline Zhang 14 2013 nbsp Osaka nbsp Mao Asada nbsp Akiko Suzuki nbsp Kanako Murakami 15 2014 nbsp Taipei nbsp Kanako Murakami nbsp Satoko Miyahara nbsp Li Zijun 16 2015 nbsp Seoul nbsp Polina Edmunds nbsp Satoko Miyahara nbsp Rika Hongo 17 2016 nbsp Taipei nbsp Satoko Miyahara nbsp Mirai Nagasu nbsp Rika Hongo 18 2017 nbsp Gangneung nbsp Mai Mihara nbsp Gabrielle Daleman nbsp Mirai Nagasu 19 2018 nbsp Taipei nbsp Kaori Sakamoto nbsp Mai Mihara nbsp Satoko Miyahara 20 2019 nbsp Anaheim nbsp Rika Kihira nbsp Elizabet Tursynbaeva nbsp Mai Mihara 21 2020 nbsp Seoul nbsp Rika Kihira nbsp You Young nbsp Bradie Tennell 22 2021 nbsp Sydney Competition cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic 23 2022 nbsp Tallinn nbsp Mai Mihara nbsp Lee Hae in nbsp Kim Ye lim 24 2023 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Lee Hae in nbsp Kim Ye lim nbsp Mone Chiba 25 2024 nbsp Shanghai nbsp Mone Chiba nbsp Kim Chae yeon nbsp Rinka Watanabe 26 2025 nbsp Seoul 2026 nbsp Beijing Pairs edit Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref 1999 nbsp Halifax nbsp Shen XueZhao Hongbo nbsp Kristy SargeantKris Wirtz nbsp Danielle HartsellSteve Hartsell 28 2000 nbsp Osaka nbsp Jamie SaleDavid Pelletier nbsp Kyoko InaJohn Zimmerman nbsp Tiffany ScottPhilip Dulebohn 2001 nbsp Salt Lake City nbsp Jamie SaleDavid Pelletier nbsp Shen XueZhao Hongbo nbsp Kyoko InaJohn Zimmerman 3 2002 nbsp Jeonju nbsp Pang QingTong Jian nbsp Anabelle LangloisPatrice Archetto nbsp Zhang DanZhang Hao 4 2003 nbsp Beijing nbsp Shen XueZhao Hongbo nbsp Pang QingTong Jian nbsp Zhang DanZhang Hao 5 2004 nbsp Hamilton nbsp Pang QingTong Jian nbsp Zhang DanZhang Hao nbsp Valerie MarcouxCraig Buntin 6 2005 nbsp Gangneung nbsp Zhang DanZhang Hao nbsp Pang QingTong Jian nbsp Kathryn OrscherGarrett Lucash 7 2006 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Rena InoueJohn Baldwin nbsp Utako WakamatsuJean Sebastien Fecteau nbsp Elizabeth PutnamSean Wirtz 8 2007 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Shen XueZhao Hongbo nbsp Pang QingTong Jian nbsp Rena InoueJohn Baldwin 9 2008 nbsp Goyang nbsp Pang QingTong Jian nbsp Zhang DanZhang Hao nbsp Brooke CastileBenjamin Okolski 10 2009 nbsp Vancouver nbsp Pang QingTong Jian nbsp Jessica DubeBryce Davison nbsp Zhang DanZhang Hao 11 2010 nbsp Jeonju nbsp Zhang DanZhang Hao nbsp Keauna McLaughlinRockne Brubaker nbsp Meagan DuhamelCraig Buntin 12 2011 nbsp Taipei nbsp Pang QingTong Jian nbsp Meagan DuhamelEric Radford nbsp Paige LawrenceRudi Swiegers 13 2012 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Sui WenjingHan Cong nbsp Caydee DenneyJohn Coughlin nbsp Mary Beth MarleyRockne Brubaker 14 2013 nbsp Osaka nbsp Meagan DuhamelEric Radford nbsp Kirsten Moore TowersDylan Moscovitch nbsp Marissa CastelliSimon Shnapir 15 2014 nbsp Taipei nbsp Sui WenjingHan Cong nbsp Tarah KayneDanny O Shea nbsp Alexa ScimecaChris Knierim 16 2015 nbsp Seoul nbsp Meagan DuhamelEric Radford nbsp Peng ChengZhang Hao nbsp Pang QingTong Jian 17 2016 nbsp Taipei nbsp Sui WenjingHan Cong nbsp Alexa ScimecaChris Knierim nbsp Yu XiaoyuJin Yang 18 2017 nbsp Gangneung nbsp Sui WenjingHan Cong nbsp Meagan DuhamelEric Radford nbsp Liubov IlyushechkinaDylan Moscovitch 19 2018 nbsp Taipei nbsp Tarah KayneDanny O Shea nbsp Ashley CainTimothy LeDuc nbsp Ryom Tae okKim Ju sik 20 2019 nbsp Anaheim nbsp Sui WenjingHan Cong nbsp Kirsten Moore TowersMichael Marinaro nbsp Peng ChengJin Yang 21 2020 nbsp Seoul nbsp Sui WenjingHan Cong nbsp Peng ChengJin Yang nbsp Kirsten Moore TowersMichael Marinaro 22 2021 nbsp Sydney Competition cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic 23 2022 nbsp Tallinn nbsp Audrey LuMisha Mitrofanov nbsp Emily ChanSpencer Akira Howe nbsp Evelyn WalshTrennt Michaud 24 2023 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Riku MiuraRyuichi Kihara nbsp Emily ChanSpencer Akira Howe nbsp Deanna Stellato DudekMaxime Deschamps 25 2024 nbsp Shanghai nbsp Deanna Stellato DudekMaxime Deschamps nbsp Riku MiuraRyuichi Kihara nbsp Ellie KamDanny O Shea 26 2025 nbsp Seoul 2026 nbsp Beijing Ice dance edit Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref 1999 nbsp Halifax nbsp Shae Lynn BourneVictor Kraatz nbsp Chantal LefebvreMichel Brunet nbsp Naomi LangPeter Tchernyshev 29 2000 nbsp Osaka nbsp Naomi LangPeter Tchernyshev nbsp Marie France DubreuilPatrice Lauzon nbsp Jamie SilversteinJustin Pekarek 2001 nbsp Salt Lake City nbsp Shae Lynn BourneVictor Kraatz nbsp Naomi LangPeter Tchernyshev nbsp Marie France DubreuilPatrice Lauzon 3 2002 nbsp Jeonju nbsp Naomi LangPeter Tchernyshev nbsp Tanith BelbinBenjamin Agosto nbsp Megan WingAaron Lowe 4 2003 nbsp Beijing nbsp Shae Lynn BourneVictor Kraatz nbsp Tanith BelbinBenjamin Agosto nbsp Naomi LangPeter Tchernyshev 5 2004 nbsp Hamilton nbsp Tanith BelbinBenjamin Agosto nbsp Marie France DubreuilPatrice Lauzon nbsp Megan WingAaron Lowe 6 2005 nbsp Gangneung nbsp Tanith BelbinBenjamin Agosto nbsp Melissa GregoryDenis Petukhov nbsp Lydia ManonRyan O Meara 7 2006 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Tanith BelbinBenjamin Agosto nbsp Morgan MatthewsMaxim Zavozin nbsp Tessa VirtueScott Moir 8 2007 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Marie France DubreuilPatrice Lauzon nbsp Tanith BelbinBenjamin Agosto nbsp Tessa VirtueScott Moir 9 2008 nbsp Goyang nbsp Tessa VirtueScott Moir nbsp Meryl DavisCharlie White nbsp Kimberly NavarroBrent Bommentre 10 2009 nbsp Vancouver nbsp Meryl DavisCharlie White nbsp Tessa VirtueScott Moir nbsp Emily SamuelsonEvan Bates 11 2010 nbsp Jeonju nbsp Kaitlyn WeaverAndrew Poje nbsp Allie Hann McCurdyMichael Coreno nbsp Madison HubbellKeiffer Hubbell 12 2011 nbsp Taipei nbsp Meryl DavisCharlie White nbsp Maia ShibutaniAlex Shibutani nbsp Vanessa CronePaul Poirier 13 2012 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Tessa VirtueScott Moir nbsp Meryl DavisCharlie White nbsp Kaitlyn WeaverAndrew Poje 14 2013 nbsp Osaka nbsp Meryl DavisCharlie White nbsp Tessa VirtueScott Moir nbsp Madison ChockEvan Bates 15 2014 nbsp Taipei nbsp Madison HubbellZachary Donohue nbsp Piper GillesPaul Poirier nbsp Alexandra AldridgeDaniel Eaton 16 2015 nbsp Seoul nbsp Kaitlyn WeaverAndrew Poje nbsp Madison ChockEvan Bates nbsp Maia ShibutaniAlex Shibutani 17 2016 nbsp Taipei nbsp Maia ShibutaniAlex Shibutani nbsp Madison ChockEvan Bates nbsp Kaitlyn WeaverAndrew Poje 18 2017 nbsp Gangneung nbsp Tessa VirtueScott Moir nbsp Maia ShibutaniAlex Shibutani nbsp Madison ChockEvan Bates 19 2018 nbsp Taipei nbsp Kaitlin HawayekJean Luc Baker nbsp Carolane SoucisseShane Firus nbsp Kana MuramotoChris Reed 20 2019 nbsp Anaheim nbsp Madison ChockEvan Bates nbsp Kaitlyn WeaverAndrew Poje nbsp Piper GillesPaul Poirier 21 2020 nbsp Seoul nbsp Madison ChockEvan Bates nbsp Piper GillesPaul Poirier nbsp Madison HubbellZachary Donohue 22 2021 nbsp Sydney Competition cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic 23 2022 nbsp Tallinn nbsp Caroline GreenMichael Parsons nbsp Kana MuramotoDaisuke Takahashi nbsp Christina CarreiraAnthony Ponomarenko 24 2023 nbsp Colorado Springs nbsp Madison ChockEvan Bates nbsp Laurence Fournier BeaudryNikolaj Sorensen nbsp Marjorie LajoieZachary Lagha 25 2024 nbsp Shanghai nbsp Piper GillesPaul Poirier nbsp Laurence Fournier BeaudryNikolaj Sorensen nbsp Christina CarreiraAnthony Ponomarenko 26 2025 nbsp Seoul 2026 nbsp BeijingCumulative medal count editMain article Four Continents Figure Skating Championships cumulative medal count RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 nbsp United States282842982 nbsp Japan272419703 nbsp Canada222922734 nbsp China181414465 nbsp South Korea34296 nbsp Kazakhstan11027 nbsp Uzbekistan10018 nbsp North Korea0011Totals 8 entries 100100100300References edit International Skating Unio, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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