Olympic medal record
Ladies' figure skating
Gold	1920 Antwerp	Singles

Magda Julin born Mauroy, (July 24, 1894 in France - December 21, 1990 in Stockholm, Sweden) was a Swedish figure skater and 1920 Olympic champion in the ladies' singles event.

Julin was a daughter of the French music producer Edouard Mauroy. The family moved to Sweden when Julin was 7 years old. She only participated once in World Championships and came in at 6th place. She was 3 months pregnant when she competed at the 1920 Winter Olympics. She also won the Swedish championships three times and twice at the Nordic Championships.

Magda Julin had two sons and spent her last years of life in an old age pensionare home in Stockholm.

She was invited to participate in an inauguration of an ice rink in Oestersund/Sweden in autumn 1990.

Contents 1 Competitive highlights 1.1 Olympic Games 1.2 World Championships 2 External links

[edit] Competitive highlights

[edit] Olympic Games

• 1920 – 1st place

[edit] World Championships

• 1913 – 6th place

[edit] External links

• Magda Julin at Find-A-Grave

v • d • e Olympic champions in figure skating – Ladies' singles 1908: Madge Syers · 1920: Magda Julin · 1924: Herma Szabo · 1928: Sonja Henie · 1932: Sonja Henie · 1936: Sonja Henie · 1948: Barbara Ann Scott · 1952: Jeannette Altwegg · 1956: Tenley Albright · 1960: Carol Heiss · 1964: Sjoukje Dijkstra · 1968: Peggy Fleming · 1972: Beatrix Schuba · 1976: Dorothy Hamill · 1980: Anett Pötzsch · 1984: Katarina Witt · 1988: Katarina Witt · 1992: Kristi Yamaguchi · 1994: Oksana Baiul · 1998: Tara Lipinski · 2002: Sarah Hughes  · 2006: Shizuka Arakawa

v • d • e Swedish champions in figure skating – Ladies' singles 1908: Eina Montgomery · 1909: Valborg Lindahl · 1910: Eva Lindahl · 1911: Magda Julin · 1912: Eina Montgomery · 1913, 1915: Svea Norén · 1916: Magda Julin · 1917: Svea Norén · 1918: Magda Julin · 1919: Svea Norén · 1920-1924: Ragnvi Torslow · 1926: Margit Edlund · 1927-1929: Vivi-Anne Hultén · 1931-1932: Karin Berthold · 1933-1934: Vivi-Anne Hultén · 1935-1938: Gunnel Ericson · 1939-1940: Britta Råhlén · 1941: Sonja Fuhrmann · 1942-1946: Britta Råhlén · 1947-1954: Gun Ericson-Mothander · 1955: Margaretha Brungårdh · 1956-1957: Ally Lundström · 1958-1960: Gunhild Frylén · 1961: Britta Eriksson · 1962-1964: Ann-Margret Frei-Käck · 1965-1969: Britt Elfving · 1970-1972: Anita Johansson · 1973-1976: Liezelotte Öberg · 1977: Lotta Crispin · 1978: Bodil Olsson · 1979: Christina Svensson · 1980: Bodil Olsson · 1981-1984: Catarina Lindgren · 1985-1986: Lotta Falkenbäck · 1987: Helene Persson · 1988: Lotta Falkenbäck · 1989-1991: Helene Persson · 1992-1993: Ann-Marie Söderholm · 1994: Linda Wallmark · 1995: Helena Grundberg · 1996: Linda Wallmark · 1997: Helena Grundberg · 1998: Anna Lundström · 1999-2001: Klara Bramfeldt · 2002: Anna Lundström · 2003: Åsa Persson · 2004: Johanna Götesson · 2005: Lina Johansson · 2006: Malin Hållberg-Leuf · 2007-2009: Viktoria Helgesson

Persondata
NAME	Julin, Magda
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Mauroy, Magda
SHORT DESCRIPTION	Swedish figure skater
DATE OF BIRTH	July 24, 1894
PLACE OF BIRTH	France
DATE OF DEATH	December 21, 1990
PLACE OF DEATH	Stockholm, Sweden

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