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Check out the latest U.S. Figure Skating news below, including press releases, announcements, club spotlights, membership news and more!

Check out the latest U.S. Figure Skating news below, including press releases, announcements, club spotlights, membership news and more!
World champions Alysa Liu, Madison Chock and Evan Bates headline Skate America lineup
U.S. Figure Skating today announced the launch of its Leave Your Mark national campaign designed to build excitement for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 while driving increased membership, fan engagement and support for Team USA athletes.
Eleven U.S. athletes will travel to Osaka, Japan, for the third stop of the ISU Challenger Series and the first held outside the U.S. this season.
The pairs team of Valentina Plazas and Maximiliano Fernandez are ready to prove themselves this Olympic season. The Michigan-based duo couldn't practice together last season as Fernandez rehabbed a knee injury. They feel healthy and excited to hit competitive ice this fall.
The U.S. Junior National Team is back on the road for the third stop of the ISU Junior Grand Prix Series Sept. 3-6 in Varese, Italy.
The ISU Challenger Series remains on home soil, heading to New York, New York, for the 2025 Challenger Series John Nicks Pairs Challenge International.
Von Felten secures second Junior Grand Prix medal, Kazanecki earns first JGP podium finish.
Each year, U.S. Figure Skating awards six Community Development Grants to programs wishing to introduce the sport of ice skating to underserved communities.
Giving back on and off the ice is what motivates DC Edge junior Julie Ran. Ran, a synchronized skating veteran, finds joy in sharing her skating knowledge and experience, as well as making her community a better place to live.
Twelve skaters poised to represent the United States in Ankara
Naomi Williams and Lachlan Lewer (pairs) and Jasmine Robertson and Chase Rohner (ice dance) earn bronze at the first Junior Grand Prix of the season.