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U.S. Figure Skating's scholarships and grants were created to pay it forward to future generations of skaters. 

Todd Eldredge discusses his transition from competitive figure skater to coach. 

U.S. Figure Skating announced today the recipients of the 2021-22 U.S. Figure Skating Community Development Grants.

Sarah Neal, a master-rated figure skating coach in Louisville, Kentucky, recently created a platform to help athletes strengthen their mental fitness.   

In honor of U.S. Figure Skating’s centennial anniversary, we asked fans to relive some of their favorite skating memories. This month, we wanted to know: What is your favorite spin to watch or perform?

In an effort to make change and confront systems of oppression, the Chicago Jazz synchronized skating alumni founded Skaters in Solidarity.

With a continued focus on the overall health and safety of all members, U.S. Figure Skating’s updated COVID-19 policy will go into effect August 2, 2021.

Volunteers, staff pull together to make U.S. Adult Championships a reality

In mid-July, U.S. Figure Skating welcomed Kadari Taylor-Watson as the organization’s first Director, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. In the role, Taylor-Watson will work alongside U.S. Figure Skating staff, Board of Directors and Committee leadership to identify, promote and implement programs to promote diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) within the organization and throughout the skating community.

On July 12, Kadari Taylor-Watson started her position as the first Diversity, Equity and Inclusion director at U.S. Figure Skating. She will work closely with the DEI Task Force and U.S. Figure Skating staff to set goals necessary to achieve the organization’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Roger F. Turner Jr., son of seven-time U.S. champion (1928-1934) and two-time Olympian (1928, 1932) Roger Turner, took many photographs of skating competitions and gatherings at Skridsco Pond (aka Turner Pond) in Walpole, Massachusetts.