Teams Elite made history with gold and Team USA had two teams on the podium for the second time ever at the ISU World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships 2025.
With the title, Teams Elite becomes the first team - at any level - to win gold at a World Championships. The Skylines secured the bronze. They have now medaled at the last six World Junior Championships they've attended.
As Madison Chock and Evan Bates gear up to challenge for their third consecutive World title, the Montreal-based team works to remain grounded, learning from every outcome and situation.
A group of young male figure skaters have formed the "Boy Crew" at the Figure Skating Club of Madison. They have bonded as friends and are always there for each other on the ice.
As the initial shock of unexpected trauma subsides, communities are often hard-pressed to lay out a pathway to recovery and find a new normal. Sport can play a key role. By focusing on mental wellness and resilience through sport, coaches, parents and administrators can support athletes through challenging times and set them up for future wellbeing.
Two U.S. junior synchronized skating teams will head to Budapest, Hungary, this weekend to compete in 2025 Budapest Cup.
The Hockettes clinched gold and DC EDGE earned silver at Budapest Cup this weekend.
The family of Richard Walin, Elaine Larson and Kimm Walin are excited to have the 30th annual U.S. Adult Figure Skating Championships in their backyard again.
Exclusive line to feature special designs by Madison Chock
U.S. pairs Ellie Kam and Danny O'Shea have used the past two months to regroup and regain their championship form and confidence for the ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2025 in Boston.
The Haydenettes have worked hard on their mental and physical preparation this season; they take on the world this weekend in Finland.
Nicole and Victoria Buddie have parlayed their professional careers as TV reporters with their love for skating as members of the Hayden Select Elite 12 team.
Team USA will compete on home ice at the most prestigious figure skating event of the season, the ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2025, set for March 25-30 in Boston, Massachusetts.
Madison Chock and Evan Bates, as well as, Ilia Malinin will lead Team USA as they seek to defend their World titles.
