Inge Jell

Inge Jell was ice skating German Junior Champion twice; international ice skating Champion in her class at St. Moritz; German ice skating Senior Champion in 1947; winner of the medal of the King of Sweden twice; second place in ice skating^[1] European Championships. She was with U.S. shows two years and featured in various German shows.

References

↑ "CASA CARIOCA GARMISCH ICE REVUE". 1951: 24.

German champions in figure skating – Ladies' singles

1911: Elsa Rendschmidt
1912: Luise Strasilla
1913–14: Thea Frenssen
1917–18: Thea Frenssen
1919–20: Elaine Winter
1921: Ellen Brockhöft
1922: Elaine Winter
1923–28: Ellen Brockhöft
1929–31: Katrin Flebbe
1932: Ruth Michaelis
1933–35: Maxi Herber
1936: Viktoria Lindpaintner
1937–41: Lydia Veicht
1942–44: Marta Musilek
1947: Inge Jell
1948: Irene Braun
1949–51: Helga Dudzinski
1952: Erika Kraft
1953–54: Gundi Busch
1955–56: Rosi Pettinger
1957–59: Ina Bauer
1960: Bärbel Martin
1961: Karin Gude
1962: Inge Paul
1963: Karin Gude
1964: Inge Paul
1965: Uschi Keszler
1966: Angelika Wagner
1967–68: Monika Feldmann
1969–71: Eileen Zillmer
1972–74: Gerti Schanderl
1975: Isabel de Navarre
1976: Gerti Schanderl
1977–80: Dagmar Lurz
1981: Karin Riediger
1982–84: Manuela Ruben
1985–89: Claudia Leistner
1990: Patricia Neske
1991–93: Marina Kielmann
1994–95: Tanja Szewczenko
1996: Astrid Hochstetter
1997: Eva-Maria Fitze
1998: Tanja Szewczenko
1999: Eva-Maria Fitze
2000–01: Susanne Stadlmüller
2002: Katharina Häcker
2003–06: Annette Dytrt
2007: Kristin Wieczorek
2008: Sarah Hecken
2009: Annette Dytrt
2010–11: Sarah Hecken
2012: Nicole Schott
2013: Sarah Hecken
2014: Nathalie Weinzierl
2015: Nicole Schott
2016: Lutricia Bock

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