Bror Meyer

Bror Meyer
Meyer c. 1915
Personal information
Country represented	Sweden

Bror Meyer was a Swedish figure skater. In 1906, he won the Swedish national title, placed fourth at the European Championships in Davos, and won the bronze medal at the World Championships in Munich. His manual, Skating with Bror Meyer, was published in 1921.^[1]

A diagram from Skating with Bror Meyer

Competitive highlights

International
Event	1904	1905	1906
World Championships			3rd
European Championships			4th
National
Swedish Championships	3rd	2nd	1st

References

↑ Meyer, Bror (1921). "Skating with Bror Meyer". Internet Archive. ISBN 1152608142.

Swedish champions in figure skating – Men's singles

1895–97: Ulrich Salchow
1902: Jakob Andrén
1904: Richard Johansson
1905: Per Thorén
1906: Bror Meyer
1907: Per Thorén
1908–10: Richard Johansson
1911–13: Gösta Sandahl
1915: Harald Rooth
1916: Gösta Sandahl
1917–19: Gillis Grafström
1920–21: Victor Winberg
1922: Lars Grafström
1923: Gösta Sandahl
1924: Kaj af Ekström
1926–27: Thore Mothander
1928: Einar Törsleff
1929: Nils Lindgren
1931: Victor Winberg
1932–36: Nils Lindgren
1937–46: Bo Mothander
1948–57: Hans Lindh
1958: Ronny Hall
1959–63: Raymond Wiklander
1964, 1966: Jan Ullmark
1967: Tony Berntler
1968–71: Thomas Callerud
1972–80: Thomas Öberg
1981–86: Lars Åkesson
1987–90: Peter Johansson
1991: Niclas Karlsson
1992–93: Emanuele Ancorini
1994: Tobias Karlsson
1995: Veli-Pekka Riihinen
1996–97: Ludvig Mannbro
1999: Filip Stiller
2000–01: Kristoffer Berntsson
2002–03: Filip Stiller
2004–05: Kristoffer Berntsson
2006: Adrian Schultheiss
2007–11: Kristoffer Berntsson
2012–14: Alexander Majorov
2015–16: Ondrej Spiegl

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