Template:Infobox figure skating competition

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Usage

This is an infobox for an article on a specific figure skating competition. The only required field is title. If no fields are defined from a section, that section header will not be displayed.

Use the reigning fields for a future competition for which there are reigning champions. Use the defending fields for a future competition for which there are defending champions. Use the champions fields for a competition that has already crowned champions.

{{Infobox Figure Skating Competition
|title= 
|image= 
|imagesize= 
|caption= 
|comptype= 
|startdate= 
|enddate= 
|skatingseason= 
|location= 
|host= 
|venue= 
|prizemoney= 
|reignmen= 
|reignladies= 
|reignpairs= 
|reigndance= 
|reignsynchro= 
|defendmen= 
|defendladies= 
|defendwomen= 
|defendpairs= 
|defenddance= 
|defendsynchro= 
|championmen= 
|championladies= 
|championwomen= 
|championpairs= 
|championdance= 
|championsynchro= 
|previouscomp= 
|nextcomp= 
|previousgp= 
|nextgp= 
|previouscs= 
|nextcs= 
}}

Parameters

Parameter	Explanation
title	Title of the competition
image	Use Image Name.jpg, not [[Image:Image name.jpg]]
imagesize	The size of the image. Defaults to 255px
caption	Caption for the image.
comptype	The type of competition, such as ISU Championship, Grand Prix, or National Championship
startdate	The start date for the competition. Use this field also for a competition that took place over one day.
enddate	The end date for the competition. If this field is not defined and startdate is, the template treats startdate as the only date field.
skatingseason	The skating season during which the competition took place.
location	The location of the competition.
host	The host of the competition.
venue	The venue for the competition.
prizemoney	The total prize money for the competition.
reignmen	The reigning champion in men's singles, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that skater.
reignladies	The reigning champion in ladies' singles, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that skater.
reignpairs	The reigning champion in pairs, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
reigndance	The reigning champion in ice dance, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
reignsynchro	The reigning champions in synchronized skating, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
defendmen	The defending champion in men's singles, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that skater.
defendladies	The defending champion in ladies' singles, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that skater. Ladies' singles is the term used by the ISU prior to the 2021–22 season.
defendwomen	The defending champion in women's singles, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that skater. Women's singles is the term used by the ISU starting from the 2021–22 season.
defendpairs	The defending champion in pairs, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
defenddance	The defending champion in ice dance, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
defendsynchro	The defending champions in synchronized skating, if applicable. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
championmen	The men's singles champion of the competition. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that skater.
championladies	The ladies' singles champion of the competition. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that skater. Ladies' singles is the term used by the ISU prior to the 2021–22 season.
championwomen	The women's singles champion of the competition. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that skater. Ladies' singles is the term used by the ISU prior to the 2021–22 season. Women's singles is the term used by the ISU starting from the 2021–22 season.
championpairs	The pairs champions of the competition. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
championdance	The ice dance champions of the competition. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
championsynchro	The synchronized skating champions of the competition. For international competitions, use {{flagicon|Name Of Country}} before the name to indicate the country represented by that team.
previouscomp	The previous year's competition. For example, the previous competition for the 2007 Four Continents Championships was the 2006 Four Continents Championships.
nextcomp	The follow year's competition. For example, the following competition for the 2007 Four Continents Championships was the 2008 Four Continents Championships.
previousgp	The previous Grand Prix event in that season's Grand Prix series. For example, the previous Grand Prix event for the 2007 Skate Canada International was the 2007 Skate America.
nextgp	The following Grand Prix event in that season's Grand Prix series. For example, the next Grand Prix event for the 2007 Skate America was the 2007 Skate Canada International.
previouscs	The previous Challenger Series event in that season's Challenger Series. For example, the previous Challenger Series event for the 2019 CS Nebelhorn Trophy was the 2019 CS Nepela Memorial.
nextcs	The following Challenger Series event in that season's Challenger Series. For example, the next Challenger Series event for the 2019 CS Nebelhorn Trophy was the 2019 CS Finlandia Trophy.

Examples

2007 World Figure Skating Championships
Type:	ISU Championship
Date:	March 19 – March 25
Season:	2006–2007
Location:	Tokyo, Japan
Venue:	Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
Prize money:	US $710,000
Champions
Men's singles: Brian Joubert
Ladies' singles: Miki Ando
Pair skating: Shen Xue & Zhao Hongbo
Ice dance: Albena Denkova & Maxim Staviski
Previous: 2006 World Figure Skating Championships
Next: 2008 World Figure Skating Championships

{{Infobox Figure Skating Competition
|title= 2007 World Figure Skating Championships
|image=
|imagesize=
|caption=
|comptype= ISU Championship
|startdate= March 19 
|enddate= March 25
|skatingseason= 2006–2007
|location= [[Tokyo, Japan]]
|host=
|venue= [[Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium]] 
|prizemoney= US $710,000
|championmen= {{flagicon|FRA}} [[Brian Joubert]]
|championladies= {{flagicon|JPN}} [[Miki Ando]]
|championpairs= {{flagicon|CHN}} [[Shen Xue]] & [[Zhao Hongbo]]
|championdance= {{flagicon|BUL}} [[Albena Denkova]] & [[Maxim Staviski]]
|previouscomp= [[2006 World Figure Skating Championships]]
|nextcomp= [[2008 World Figure Skating Championships]]
|previousgp=
|nextgp=
}}

2008 Cup of Russia
File:Cup of Russia 2008 - 4.jpg The arena during the competition
Type:	Grand Prix
Date:	November 20 – November 23
Season:	2008–2009
Location:	Moscow
Venue:	Megasport Arena
Champions
Men's singles: Brian Joubert
Ladies' singles: Carolina Kostner
Pair skating: Zhang Dan & Zhang Hao
Ice dance: Jana Khokhlova & Sergei Novitski
Previous: 2007 Cup of Russia
Next: 2009 Cup of Russia
Previous GP: 2008 Trophée Eric Bompard
Next GP: 2008 NHK Trophy

{{Infobox Figure Skating Competition
|title= 2008 Cup of Russia
|image= Cup of Russia 2008 - 4.jpg
|imagesize= 
|caption=  The arena during the competition
|comptype= Grand Prix
|startdate=  November 20
|enddate= November 23
|skatingseason=  2008–2009
|location= [[Moscow]]
|host= 
|venue= [[Megasport Arena]]
|prizemoney= 
|championmen= {{flagicon|FRA}} [[Brian Joubert]] 
|championladies= {{flagicon|ITA}} [[Carolina Kostner]]  
|championpairs= {{flagicon|CHN}} [[Zhang Dan]] & [[Zhang Hao (figure skater)|Zhang Hao]]  
|championdance= {{flagicon|RUS}} [[Jana Khokhlova]] & [[Sergei Novitski]] 
|previouscomp= [[2007 Cup of Russia]]
|nextcomp= [[2009 Cup of Russia]]
|previousgp= [[2008 Trophée Eric Bompard]]
|nextgp= [[2008 NHK Trophy]]
}}

2019 CS Nebelhorn Trophy
Type:	ISU Challenger Series
Date:	September 25 – 28
Season:	2019–20
Location:	Oberstdorf, Germany
Host:	German Ice Skating Union
Venue:	Eissportzentrum Oberstdorf
Champions
Men's singles: Makar Ignatov
Ladies' singles: Mariah Bell
Pair skating: Kirsten Moore-Towers / Michael Marinaro
Ice dance: Laurence Fournier Beaudry / Nikolaj Sørensen
Previous: 2018 CS Nebelhorn Trophy
Next: 2020 CS Nebelhorn Trophy
Previous CS: 2019 CS Nepela Memorial
Next CS: 2019 CS Finlandia Trophy

{{Infobox Figure Skating Competition
| title= 2019 CS Nebelhorn Trophy
| image=
| imagesize
| caption=
| comptype= [[ISU Challenger Series]]
| startdate= September 25
| enddate= 28
| skatingseason= [[2019–20 figure skating season|2019–20]]
| location= [[Oberstdorf]], [[Germany]]
| host= [[German Ice Skating Union]]
| venue= Eissportzentrum Oberstdorf
| prizemoney=
| championmen= {{flagicon|RUS}} [[Makar Ignatov]]
| championladies= {{flagicon|USA}} [[Mariah Bell]]
| championpairs= {{flagicon|CAN}} [[Kirsten Moore-Towers]] / [[Michael Marinaro]]
| championdance= {{flagicon|CAN}} [[Laurence Fournier Beaudry]] / [[Nikolaj Sørensen]] 
| previouscomp= [[2018 CS Nebelhorn Trophy]]
| nextcomp= [[2020 CS Nebelhorn Trophy]]
| previouscs= [[2019 CS Ondrej Nepela Memorial|2019 CS Nepela Memorial]]
| nextcs= [[2019 CS Finlandia Trophy]]
}}

2009 German Figure Skating Championships
Type:	National Championship
Date:	December 18 – December 21
Season:	2008–2009
Location:	Oberstdorf
Champions
Men's singles: Peter Liebers
Ladies' singles: Annette Dytrt
Pair skating: Aljona Savchenko / Robin Szolkowy
Ice dance: Carolina Hermann / Daniel Hermann
Synchronized skating: Team Berlin 1
Previous: 2008 German Championships
Next: 2010 German Championships

{{Infobox Figure Skating Competition
|title= 2009 German Figure Skating Championships
|image= 
|imagesize= 
|caption= 
|comptype= National Championship
|startdate= December 18
|enddate= December 21
|skatingseason= 2008–2009
|location= [[Oberstdorf]]
|host= 
|venue= 
|prizemoney= 
|championmen= [[Peter Liebers]] 
|championladies= [[Annette Dytrt]]
|championpairs= [[Aljona Savchenko]] / [[Robin Szolkowy]]
|championdance= [[Carolina Hermann]] / [[Daniel Hermann]]
|championsynchro= [[Team Berlin 1]]
|previouscomp= [[2008 German Figure Skating Championships|2008 German Championships]]
|nextcomp= [[2010 German Figure Skating Championships|2010 German Championships]]
}}

See also

• Template:Infobox Figure Skating Competition CoP, for detailed information for a competition under Code of Points.
• Template:Infobox Figure Skating Competition 6.0, for detailed information for a competition under 6.0.

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