List of Olympic medalists in figure skating by age
Men's singles

List of Olympic medalists in figure skating by age

Section Title: Men's singles
Table Section Text: None

Rank	Age	Nation & Name	Games	Medal	Date of Birth	Date of Event	Notes

1	14 years, 363 days	United States Scott Allen	1964 Innsbruck	Bronze	February 8, 1949	February 6, 1964

2	18 years, 107 days	Belgium Robert Van Zeebroeck	1928 St. Moritz	Bronze	October 31, 1909	February 15, 1928

3	18 years, 129 days	United States Ronald Robertson	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Silver	September 25, 1937	February 1, 1956

4	18 years, 202 days	United States Dick Button	1948 St Moritz	Gold	July 18, 1929	February 5, 1948	His 1st medal

5	18 years, 238 days	Soviet Union Viktor Petrenko	1988 Calgary	Bronze	June 27, 1969	February 20, 1988	His 1st medal

6	18 years, 283 days	United States Nathan Chen	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	May 5, 1999	February 12, 2018	In team event

7	19 years, 30 days	France Patrick Péra	1968 Grenoble	Bronze	January 17, 1949	February 16, 1968	His 1st medal

8	19 years, 56 days	United States Jason Brown	2014 Sochi	Bronze	December 15, 1994	February 9, 2014	In team event

9	19 years, 69 days	Japan Yuzuru Hanyu	2014 Sochi	Gold	December 7, 1994	February 14, 2014	His 1st medal

10	19 years, 103 days	Russia Evgeni Plushenko	2002 Salt Lake City	Silver	November 3, 1982	February 14, 2002	His 1st medal

11	19 years, 217 days	United States David Jenkins	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Bronze	June 29, 1936	February 1, 1956	His 1st medal

12	19 years, 240 days	United States Tim Wood	1968 Grenoble	Silver	June 21, 1948	February 16, 1968

13	19 years, 299 days	Switzerland Georges Gautschi	1924 Chamonix	Bronze	April 6, 1904	January 30, 1924

14	19 years, 330 days	Canada Donald Jackson	1960 Squaw Valley	Bronze	April 2, 1940	February 26, 1960

15	20 years, 62 days	Japan Shoma Uno	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	December 17, 1997	February 17, 2018

16	20 years, 74 days	Czechoslovakia Jozef Sabovčík	1984 Sarajevo	Bronze	December 4, 1963	February 16, 1984

17	20 years, 76 days	United States James Grogan	1952 Oslo	Bronze	December 7, 1931	February 21, 1952

18	20 years, 94 days	Russia Alexei Urmanov	1994 Lillehammer	Gold	November 17, 1973	February 19, 1994

19	20 years, 155 days	Austria Wolfgang Schwarz	1968 Grenoble	Gold	September 14, 1947	February 16, 1968

20	20 years, 246 days	Kazakhstan Denis Ten	2014 Sochi	Bronze	June 13, 1993	February 14, 2014

21	20 years, 267 days	Russia Ilia Kulik	1998 Nagano	Gold	May 23, 1977	February 14, 1998

22	20 years, 280 days	Germany Manfred Schnelldorfer	1964 Innsbruck	Gold	May 2, 1943	February 6, 1964

23	20 years, 320 days	Switzerland Stéphane Lambiel	2006 Torino	Silver	April 2, 1985	February 16, 2006

24	21 years, 20 days	Czechoslovakia Ondrej Nepela	1972 Sapporo	Gold	January 22, 1951	February 11, 1972

25	21 years, 31 days	Austria Felix Kaspar	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Bronze	January 14, 1915	February 14, 1936

26	21 years, 157 days	United States Timothy Goebel	2002 Salt Lake City	Bronze	September 10, 1980	February 14, 2002

27	21 years, 333 days	Russia Alexei Yagudin	2002 Salt Lake City	Gold	March 18, 1980	February 14, 2002

28	21 years, 334 days	Canada Elvis Stojko	1994 Lillehammer	Silver	March 22, 1972	February 19, 1994	His 1st medal

29	22 years, 2 days	France Philippe Candeloro	1994 Lillehammer	Bronze	February 17, 1972	February 19, 1994	His 1st medal

30	22 years, 60 days	Canada Brian Orser	1984 Sarajevo	Silver	December 18, 1961	February 16, 1984	His 1st medal

31	22 years, 173 days	Canada Montgomery Wilson	1932 Lake Placid	Bronze	August 20, 1909	February 9, 1932

32	22 years, 188 days	United Kingdom Robin Cousins	1980 Lake Placid	Gold	August 17, 1957	February 21, 1980

33	22 years, 218 days	United States Dick Button	1952 Oslo	Gold	July 18, 1929	February 21, 1952	His 2nd medal

34	22 years, 233 days	International Olympic Committee Viktor Petrenko	1992 Albertville	Gold	June 27, 1969	February 15, 1992	His 2nd medal

35	22 years, 241 days	Austria Hellmut Seibt	1952 Oslo	Silver	June 25, 1929	February 21, 1952

36	22 years, 268 days	Austria Karl Schäfer	1932 Lake Placid	Gold	May 17, 1909	February 9, 1932	His 1st medal

37	22 years, 315 days	United States Hayes Alan Jenkins	1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo	Gold	March 23, 1933	February 1, 1956

38	22 years, 359 days	International Olympic Committee Mikhail Kolyada	2018 Pyeongchang	Silver	February 18, 1995	February 12, 2018	In team event

39	23 years, 9 days	Soviet Union Vladimir Kovalev	1976 Innsbruck	Silver	February 2, 1953	February 11, 1976

40	23 years, 25 days	France Patrick Péra	1972 Sapporo	Bronze	January 17, 1949	February 11, 1972	His 2nd medal

41	23 years, 40 days	Canada Patrick Chan	2014 Sochi	Silver	December 31, 1990	February 9, 2014	In team event; his 1st medal

42	23 years, 45 days	Canada Patrick Chan	2014 Sochi	Silver	December 31, 1990	February 14, 2014	His 2nd medal

43	23 years, 72 days	Japan Yuzuru Hanyu	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	December 7, 1994	February 17, 2018	His 2nd medal

44	23 years, 105 days	Russia Evgeni Plushenko	2006 Torino	Gold	November 3, 1982	February 16, 2006	His 2nd medal

45	23 years, 159 days	France Alain Calmat	1964 Innsbruck	Silver	August 31, 1940	February 6, 1964

46	23 years, 168 days	Canada Jeffrey Buttle	2006 Torino	Bronze	September 1, 1982	February 16, 2006

47	23 years, 201 days	Canada Kevin Reynolds	2014 Sochi	Silver	July 23, 1990	February 9, 2014	In team event

48	23 years, 242 days	United States David Jenkins	1960 Squaw Valley	Gold	June 29, 1936	February 26, 1960	His 2nd medal

49	23 years, 277 days	Sweden Per Thorén	1908 London	Bronze	January 26, 1885	October 29, 1908

50	23 years, 339 days	Japan Daisuke Takahashi	2010 Vancouver	Bronze	March 16, 1986	February 18, 2010

51	24 years, 4 days	Czechoslovakia Karol Divín	1960 Squaw Valley	Silver	February 22, 1936	February 26, 1960

52	24 years, 118 days	East Germany Jan Hoffmann	1980 Lake Placid	Silver	October 26, 1955	February 21, 1980

53	24 years, 121 days	United States Brian Boitano	1988 Calgary	Gold	October 22, 1963	February 20, 1988

54	24 years, 259 days	United States Evan Lysacek	2010 Vancouver	Gold	June 4, 1985	February 18, 2010

55	25 years, 145 days	Austria Edi Rada	1948 St Moritz	Bronze	September 13, 1922	February 5, 1948

56	25 years, 172 days	United States Scott Hamilton	1984 Sarajevo	Gold	August 28, 1958	February 16, 1984

57	25 years, 293 days	Norway Andreas Krogh	1920 Antwerp	Silver	July 9, 1894	April 27, 1920

58	25 years, 329 days	Canada Elvis Stojko	1998 Nagano	Silver	March 22, 1972	February 14, 1998	His 2nd medal

59	25 years, 343 days	Czechoslovakia Petr Barna	1992 Albertville	Bronze	March 9, 1966	February 15, 1992

60	25 years, 362 days	France Philippe Candeloro	1998 Nagano	Bronze	February 17, 1972	February 14, 1998	His 2nd medal

61	26 years, 30 days	Soviet Union Sergei Chetverukhin	1972 Sapporo	Silver	January 12, 1946	February 11, 1972

62	26 years, 64 days	Canada Brian Orser	1988 Calgary	Silver	December 18, 1961	February 20, 1988	His 2nd medal

63	26 years, 100 days	United States Charles Tickner	1980 Lake Placid	Bronze	November 13, 1953	February 21, 1980

64	26 years, 133 days	Sweden Richard Johansson	1908 London	Silver	June 18, 1882	October 29, 1908

65	26 years, 155 days	United Kingdom John Curry	1976 Innsbruck	Gold	September 9, 1949	February 11, 1976

66	26 years, 229 days	Switzerland Hans Gerschwiler	1948 St Moritz	Silver	June 21, 1921	February 5, 1948

67	26 years, 273 days	Austria Karl Schäfer	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Gold	May 17, 1909	February 14, 1936	His 2nd medal

68	26 years, 297 days	Canada Toller Cranston	1976 Innsbruck	Bronze	April 20, 1949	February 11, 1976

69	26 years, 308 days	Spain Javier Fernández	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	April 15, 1991	February 17, 2018

70	26 years, 325 days	Sweden Gillis Grafström	1920 Antwerp	Gold	June 7, 1893	April 27, 1920	His 1st medal

71	27 years, 43 days	Canada Patrick Chan	2018 Pyeongchang	Gold	December 31, 1990	February 12, 2018	In team event; his 3rd medal

72	27 years, 107 days	Russia Evgeni Plushenko	2010 Vancouver	Silver	November 3, 1982	February 18, 2010	His 3rd medal

73	27 years, 110 days	United States Paul Wylie	1992 Albertville	Silver	October 28, 1964	February 15, 1992

74	28 years, 93 days	United States Adam Rippon	2018 Pyeongchang	Bronze	November 11, 1989	February 12, 2018	In team event

75	28 years, 249 days	United States Jeremy Abbott	2014 Sochi	Bronze	June 5, 1985	February 9, 2014	In team event

76	30 years, 140 days	Germany Ernst Baier	1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Silver	September 27, 1905	February 14, 1936	Baier's 2nd medal

77	30 years, 237 days	Sweden Gillis Grafström	1924 Chamonix	Gold	June 7, 1893	January 30, 1924	His 2nd medal

78	31 years, 3 days	Austria Willy Böckl	1924 Chamonix	Silver	January 27, 1893	January 30, 1924	His 1st medal

79	31 years, 83 days	Sweden Ulrich Salchow	1908 London	Gold	August 7, 1877	October 29, 1908

80	31 years, 98 days	Russia Evgeni Plushenko	2014 Sochi	Gold	November 3, 1982	February 9, 2014	In team event; his 4th medal

81	34 years, 253 days	Sweden Gillis Grafström	1928 St. Moritz	Gold	June 7, 1893	February 15, 1928	His 3rd medal

82	35 years, 19 days	Austria Willy Böckl	1928 St. Moritz	Silver	January 27, 1893	February 15, 1928	His 2nd medal

83	38 years, 247 days	Sweden Gillis Grafström	1932 Lake Placid	Silver	June 7, 1893	February 9, 1932	His 4th medal

84	44 years, 78 days	Norway Martin Stixrud	1920 Antwerp	Bronze	February 9, 1876	April 27, 1920

Sentence(s)

Yuzuru Hanyu was the youngest winner of the Olympic men's title since American Dick Button in 1948.

final_sentence: Yuzuru Hanyu was the youngest winner of the Olympic men's title since American Dick Button in 1948.