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Figure Skating Articles
March 2003 - July 2003
Pennington Aims for Junior World Title
Japan's Onda Loves to Jump
Bucking Bronco Busts Billings
Christopher Dean - Interview
Novice Dancers Get First JGP Assignments
Dube and Tetrault Do Double Duty
Lambiel Continues to Impress
Liang Becomes Eligible for Senior Grand Prixs
McCaustlin and Davies a Close Second in Canadian Junior Pairs
Move to Vancouver Rejuvenates Britain's Wilson
Ferocious Fighter or Playful Pixie?
McCullough and Dear Have Successful Novice Dance Season
Canada's Hugh Yik Poised for Success
USA's Louann Donovan Chooses Skating Over Hockey
New and Return Trips to Adult Nationals
Sweden's Stiller Follows Sister Into Skating
Different Personalities Work for Petrova and Tikhonov
Israel's Chait and Sakhnovsky Soldier On
Beck Excels at Studies and Skating
Liebers Continues Family Tradition
Tamara Moskvina - Coach of Olympic Pairs Champions
Canada's Hot New Pairs Couple
Jennifer Robinson - Interview
Russian Recovers From Injuries to Record Best Season
Q & A with Ron Pfenning: World Skating Federation - Interview
Tanith Belbin and Benjamin Agosto - Interview
Abitbol and Bernadis Try to Be Different
Bates Becomes First Skater for Bosnia-Herzegovina
Canada's Ken Rose Shares Stojko's Roots
2003 World Synchronized Skating Championships - Highlights
Inoue and Baldwin Form Another Japan-USA Connection
2003 World Figure Skating Championships - Highlights
Lindsey Weber - Interview
Eldredge Teams Up with Donny VanderWaals
Dinev Increases Skating's Popularity in Bulgaria
Canadian Dancers Virtue and Moir are Real Crowd Pleasers
Don and Hunt Finish Dream Season with Junior Worlds Bronze
A Figure Skater in a Speed Skating Country
Romania's Gheorghe Chiper Goes His Own Way
2003 U.S. Synchronized Team Skating Championships - Highlights
Germany's Winkler and Lohse Continue to Excel
Fitze Just Happy to Skate
Oksana Baiul - Interview
2003 World Junior Figure Skating Championships - Highlights
2002-03 Grand Prix Final of Figure Skating - Highlights
German Champion Looks Forward to 2006
Luxembourg's Anna Bernauer Begins Senior Career
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