The 2025 U.S. Synchronized Skating International Classic marks the first Challenger Series Synchronized Skating event on U.S. soil since 2019. Three senior teams and four junior teams will represent Team USA.
The Haydenettes secured bronze in the senior event while Teams Elite and Skyliners junior stood on the junior podium with gold and bronze, respectively, at the first Challenger Series event held in the U.S. since 2019.
Teams Elite and Skyliners junior have been selected as the two U.S. teams that will represent Team USA at the ISU World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships 2025 set for March 7-8 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
The Skyliners from Fairfield, Connecticut, are coming off an exceptional season, in which they earned a Worlds' berth. A large turnover in athletes and illness have made the going tough so far this season, but the squad is determined and focused on hitting their stride in the coming weeks.
Five Team USA athletes are in medal position in three disciplines after the first day of competition at the ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships 2025 in Seoul, South Korea.
Eighteen U.S. athletes will take the ice at the ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships, slated for Feb. 19-23, in Seoul, South Korea.
A five-part docuseries featuring Figure Skating in Harlem debuted this week on Disney +.
Two-hour figure skating tribute to be streamed live nationally on Peacock and televised live on Monumental Sports Network throughout DMV region on Sunday, March 2; NBC to broadcast encore of event on March 30.
Ice Dance International's Tour kicks off later this month and runs through March, featuring renowned artistic skaters performing works from foremost choreographers.
Two U.S. pairs teams finished in the top five overall, while all three U.S. women landed in the top five after the short program on day two of Four Continents.
Madison Chock and Evan Bates claimed their eighth career Four Continents medal in ice dance, while Jimmy Ma claimed bronze — the first Four Continents medal of his career.
Bradie Tennell and Sarah Everhardt win silver and bronze to put two U.S. women on the podium for the first time since 2012.
