Qualify for Team USA

Team USA

Team USA is defined as athletes and teams who are selected by the U.S. Figure Skating International Committee and/or the International Skating Union to represent the United States at ISU events including, but not limited to, international events, Junior Grand Prix events, Grand Prix events, Challenger Series events, ISU championships (Four Continents Championships, World Junior and World Junior Synchronized Championships, World and World Synchronized Championships, World Team Trophy) and the Olympic Winter Games. Team USA also has representation from coaches, judges, team leaders and medical personnel selected to represent the United States at the competitions mentioned above.

International Selection Pool

The International Selection Pool (ISP) includes junior- and senior-level athletes and teams who meet criteria approved by the U.S. Figure Skating International Committee. These athletes and teams are eligible to be considered for assignment to international competitions.

Men

Lucas Altieri 
William Annis
Philip Baker
Lucas Broussard
Jason Brown 
Nathan Chen 
Ryan Dunk 
Goku Endo
Tomoki Hiwatashi 
Nicholas Hsieh 
Joseph Kang 
Liam Kapeikis 
Joonsoo Kim
Joseph Klein 
Kai Kovar
Alex Krasnozhon 
Lake Liao
Jimmy Ma
Ilia Malinin 
Daniel Martynov 
Samuel Mindra 
Jordan Moeller
Maxim Naumov 
Matthew Nielsen 
Camden Pulkinen 
Jacob Sanchez
Taira Shinohara
Eric Sjoberg 
Andrew Torgashev 
Dinh Tran 
Michael Xie
Robert Yampolsky 
Vincent Zhou

Ladies

Starr Andrews 
Maxine Marie Bautista 
Mariah Bell 
Julia Biechler 
Alena Budko 
Karen Chen 
Elsa Cheng 
Calista Choi 
Ting Cui 
Sofia Frank
Amber Glenn 
Gracie Gold 
Hanna Harrell 
Finley Hawk
Hannah Herrera 
Courtney Hicks 
Tamnhi Huynh 
Rena Ikenishi 
Isabelle Inthisone 
Gabriella Izzo 
Sarah Jung 
Pooja Kalyan
Isabeau Levito 
Jessica Lin
Alysa Liu 
Hannah Lofton
Audrey Meredith
Maryn Pierce
Paige Rydberg 
Haley Scott
Clare Seo
Audrey Shin 
Bradie Tennell 
Lindsay Thorngren 
Violeta Ushakova
Sierra Venetta 
Kate Wang 
Emily Zhang 
Adele Zheng

Pairs

Ashley Cain-Gribble and Timothy LeDuc 
Jessica Calalang and Brian Johnson 
Emily Chan and Spencer Howe
Winter Deardorff and Mikhail Johnson 
Kate Finster and Balazs Nagy 
Tarah Kayne and Danny O'Shea 
Audrey Lu and Misha Mitrofanov 
Isabelle Martins and Ryan Bedard
Katie McBeath and Nathan Bartholomay
Aleksandra Prudsky and Daniel Tioumentsev
Catherine Rivers and Timmy Chapman
Alexa Scimeca Knierim and Brandon Frazier
Haley Scott and Nick Hubbart
Olivia Serafini and Mervin Tran 
Anastasiia Smirnova and Danil Siianytsia 

Ice Dance

Oona Brown and Gage Brown 
Christina Carreira and Anthony Ponomarenko 
Molly Cesanek and Yehor Yehorov 
Madison Chock and Evan Bates 
Katarina DelCamp and Ian Somerville 
Caroline Green and Michael Parsons 
Kaitlin Hawayek and Jean-Luc Baker 
Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue 
Angela Ling and Caleb Wein 
Lorraine McNamara and Anton Spiridonov
Eva Pate and Logan Bye 
Elliana Peal and Ethan Peal
Livvy Shilling and Alexander Petrov
Elizabeth Tkachenko and Alexei Kiliakov 
Katarina Wolfkostin and Jeffrey Chen 

Synchronized

*2020-21 International Selection Pool

SENIOR
Adrian College Varsity SST
Crystallettes
Haydenettes
Miami University Senior Varsity SST
Skyliners

JUNIOR
DC EDGE
Fond du Lac Blades
Hockettes
Lexettes
Saint Louis Synergy
Skyliners
Starlights
Team Image
Teams Elite

Athlete High Performance Development Pool

The Athlete High Performance Development Pool (AHPDP) includes singles, pairs and ice dance athletes, as selected by U.S. Figure Skating's High Performance Department. These athletes will have demonstrated the ability to qualify for the ISP in the near future.

Team Envelope

Team envelopes award funding are based on results from the prior season. In figure skating, the team envelopes are comprised of five levels of achievement (designated A, B, C, D and Reserve), while in synchronized skating, team envelopes are comprised of three levels of achievement (designated A, B, C). 

There are a variety of funding opportunities available to skaters who are pursuing their goal of qualifying for Team USA. From prize money to funds run through U.S. Figure Skating, the ISU and other organizations, these opportunities all seek to reward stellar performance on and off the ice, ensuring that funding is never a barrier for skaters looking to achieve in the highest levels of the sport.

For more information, visit the Team USA Funding page.