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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.
Current and former collegiate figure skaters reflect on the important lessons they learned from their time on the ice that they take with them in their careers.
Reno Ice in Reno, Nevada, has been thriving since its beginnings five years ago. The nonprofit is bursting at the seams, trying to give all of its programs adequate ice time. A second rink is on the horizon as fundraising continues to make it a reality.
National titles were awarded in nine divisions at 2025 National Theatre On Ice in Allen, Texas last week.
U.S. Figure Skating’s SkateSafe® policies and the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Know2Protect campaign provide complementary guidance on safe, age-appropriate digital engagement.
Top U.S. figure skaters recall their favorite Olympic or Paralympic moment on Olympic & Paralympic Day.
Eighty-five teams from across the country are set to take the ice in Allen, Texas, next week for 2025 National Theatre on Ice.
Championship weekend ticket packages for the 2026 Prevagen U.S. Figure Skating Championships will go on sale to the public at 12 p.m. ET on Monday, June 23
On Jan. 29, 2025, a tragic aviation accident near Washington, D.C., claimed the lives of 28 U.S. Figure Skating athletes, coaches and parents. All told, 67 people died in the mid-air collision involving a commericial airliner and a military helicopter.
Katie McGovern Nyman started the Space Coast Hurricanes Theatre on Ice program more than two decades ago. In that time, she has grown the program to more than 100 participants and four teams.