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U.S. Earns Two Four Continents Medals

Madison Chock and Evan Bates claimed their eighth career Four Continents medal in ice dance, while Jimmy Ma claimed bronze — the first Four Continents medal of his career.

Madison Chock and Evan Bates pose with their Four Continents silver medal. Madison is a young Asian woman with long black hair. She is wearing a copper and teal skating costume designed to resemble the coloring of the Statue of Liberty and the look of the Empire State Building. Evan is a tall young man with short curly blonde hair. He is wearing a black long sleeve button down shirt with the sleeves rolled up to the elbows and dark grey pants.

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Everhardt in Medal Position in South Korea

Two U.S. pairs teams finished in the top five overall, while all three U.S. women landed in the top five after the short program on day two of Four Continents.

Sarah Everhardt performs her short program wearing a dark green skating costumes with long mesh sleeves. There is jewel detailing down the front of the costume. Sarah is a young woman with long blonde hair tied back in a bun. She stands leaning back with her arms outstretched and her left leg forward.

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U.S. in Medal Position at Four Continents

Five Team USA athletes are in medal position in three disciplines after the first day of competition at the ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships 2025 in Seoul, South Korea.

Jimmy Ma strikes a pose on the ice with his left arm extended in the air and his right arm on his hip. He is a young Asian man with short black hair wearing a black long sleeve top with sheer sleeves and jewel detailing down the front and black pants.

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Skyliners Fight Adversity to Return to Worlds

The Skyliners from Fairfield, Connecticut, are coming off an exceptional season, in which they earned a Worlds' berth. A large turnover in athletes and illness have made the going tough so far th...

The Skyliners perform two lifts, with one skater above each group.

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“Legacy on Ice” Benefit to Support Victims

Co-hosted by Olympic champion Brian Boitano, the event will feature skating superstars Ilia Malinin, Amber Glenn, Alysa Liu, Madison Chock and Evan Bates and more

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U.S. Earns Two Four Continents Medals

Everhardt in Medal Position in South Korea

U.S. in Medal Position at Four Continents

Skyliners Fight Adversity to Return to Worlds

“Legacy on Ice” Benefit to Support Victims

Watch Events

Remembering the Lives We Lost: Skating Club of Boston

Remembering the Lives We Lost: Skating Club of Boston

Remembering the Lives We Lost: ION Figure Skating Club

Remembering the Lives We Lost: University of Delaware Figure Skating Club

Remembering the Lives We Lost: Skating Club of Northern Virginia

Remembering the Lives We Lost: Washington Figure Skating Club

Recognizing the 28 Lost on Flight 5342

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