Three competitions were held across the country in the final two weeks of the National Qualifying Series, giving skaters opportunities to qualify for the Sectional and U.S. Finals.
Serena Kemble’s hilarious, innovative three-legged performance wins the 2022 Junior Parade of Champions title.
This page will help both in-person and remote credential holders with coverage of 2022 Skate America. This page is intended for official media use only. The sharing of this link is strictly prohibited.
This page will help both in-person and remote credential holders with coverage of 2022 Skate America. This page is intended for official media use only. The sharing of this link is strictly prohibited.
Florida Everblades Figure Skating Club and City of Palms Skating Club opened as a shelter and a donation center after Hurricane Ian.
The New Ulm Figure Skating Club created a new adaptive skating program to give more opportunities to children with disabilities.
Grubhub to deliver food and fun to U.S. Figure Skating athlete lounge
Vote for Nathan Chen for the James E. Sullivan Award through Wednesday, Nov. 9.
Native American Heritage Month celebrates the histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous, First Nations, Native American, American Indian and Alaskan Native people.
Native American Heritage Month celebrates the histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous, First Nations, Native American, American Indian and Alaskan Native people.
Eight Get Up ambassadors who were selected from a list of more than 100 Get Up champions nominated by the members, their friends, family and peers: Olivia Alexander, Stephanie Kazior, Kristen McCutcheon, Blake McGee, Caroline Park, Victoria Phillippi, Anya Ramrakhiani and Cole Rohner.
Any U.S. Figure Skating member in good standing may compete in U.S. Figure Skating sanctioned competitions.
Any U.S. Figure Skating member in good standing may compete in U.S. Figure Skating sanctioned competitions.
Chloe Taurel reminisces on a positive experience at the Excel Final and National Solo Dance Series.
After serving in the Air Force for 20 years, Bill McDougald has given countless hours in his 10 years volunteering with U.S. Figure Skating.
