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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!
Team USA has been named Olympic team event gold medalists nearly two years after it left the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 without the medals the athletes earned on the ice.
The International Skating Union announced today athlete assignments for the 2024 ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series with 38 skaters set to represent Team USA at six international stops.
Nine U.S. athletes will travel this week to Bergamo, Italy, for Lombardia Trophy, the third stop of the ISU Challenger Series and the first outside the United States.
Nearly 300 skaters will compete for titles at the 2024 Solo Dance Final, Sept. 12-15, in Wesley Chapel, Florida.
U.S. junior champion Logan Higase-Chen has seen and experienced a lot in her skating career, inside and outside of the United States. The 16-year-old high school sophomore is excited about the Junior Grand Prix season as she stakes her claim as one of the country's rising stars.
The ISU Junior Grand Prix Series hits its stride this week with the third of seven JGP events, in Bangkok, Thailand. The U.S. sends a strong delegation, which includes two national junior singles medalists and a national junior pairs medalist team.
Patrick Blackwell earned his first podium finish in his Junior Grand Prix debut, while Katarina Wolfkostin and Dimitry Tsarevski clinched their first career Junior Grand Prix medal as a team.
The Greater Kalamazoo Skating Association has developed one of the country's top solo ice dance programs.
After a successful career as a competitive skater, Jordan Bauth has been able to live her dreams by being a performer on several Royal Caribbean cruise ships.
Team USA will send eight up-and-coming junior athletes to the second stop of the Junior Grand Prix Series taking place Sept. 4-7 in Ostrava, Czech Republic.
The ISU Challenger Series remains on home soil for its second stop as pairs teams from across the globe travel to New York, N.Y., for the John Nicks Pairs Challenge International. Seven U.S. pairs teams will compete for the red, white and blue.