Who's who of US skating now in technical positions

I'd wondered how involved skaters were after their careers ~ Charlie Tickner still around!

http://www.usfsa.org/content/COMBINED ROA Oct 05 -May 06.pdf

10. APPROVED – Technical Panel Committee
the appointment of the following Technical Panel officials:
National Dance Technical Specialists:
Judy Blumberg (ISU)
Hal Marron
Shawn Rettstatt
April Sargent (ISU

National Singles/Pairs Technical Specialists:
Deveny Deck
Jeff DiGregorio
Jason Dungjen (ISUPairs)
Randy Gardner
Troy Goldstein (ISU)
David Kirby (ISU)
Hal Marron
Todd Sand (ISU)
Kenneth Shelley

National Pairs Technical Specialists:
Gary Clark (ISU)
Brad Cox (ISU)
National Singles
Technical Specialists:
Lisa-Marie Allen
Charles Cyr
Scott Davis (ISU)
Dede Disbrow
Lisa Ervin-Baudo
Christine Krall
Terry Kubicka
Tracey Poletis
David Santee
Libby Scanlan
Charles Tickner
Sharon Wiggins

National Synchronized Technical Specialists:
Kristin Abbott
Jill Janik Cipresso
Wendy Enzmann
Cathleen Renzi
Kelley Ristau
Karin Sherr
Beth Sweiding Sisofo (ISU)
Megan Walsh
Karen Wiesmeier (ISU)

National Dance Technical Controllers:
Charles Cyr
Bob Horen (ISU)
Hal Marron
Shawn Rettstatt

National Singles/Pairs Technical Controllers:
Charles Cyr (ISU)
Deveny Deck
Joseph Inman (ISU)
Hal Marron
Gale Tanger (ISU)
Steve Winkler (ISU)

National Singles Technical Controllers:
Sharon Wiggins

National Synchronized Technical Controller:
Wendy Enzmann
Ann Fauver
Dann Krueger
Mary Lou Rothman
Karin Sherr
Gale Tanger (ISU)
Karen Wolanchuk(ISU)

Computer Data/Video Operators (All TS and TC are certified for video replay)

All Disciplines:
Lisa-Marie Allen
Judy Blumberg
Mary R. Cook
Charles Cyr (ISU)
Melissa Dumond
Lisa Ervin-Baudo
Dana Graham
David Kirby (ISU)
David Santee (ISU)
William Schneider
Gale Tanger

Singles, Pairs & Dance:
Hal Marron

Singles & Pairs:
Charles Tickner

Video Only—all
disciplines
Eric Hampton

42. APPROVED - Technical Panel Committee - Promotions to capacity shown
National Technical Specialist - Singles
Scott Brown, Denver, Colo.
Justin Dillon, San Jose, Calif.
Dana Graham, Smyrna, Ga.
Wendy Enzmann, Stow, Mass.
Timothy Goebel, Fairfax, Va.
Sara Kastner, Brooklyn Park, N.Y.
Adam Leib, Port Washington, N.Y.
Steven Moore, Hartford, Conn.
Aren Nielsen, Duluth, Ga.
Steven Rice, Eatontown, N.J.
William Schneider, Lone Tree, Colo.
Jan Serafine, Lake Forest, Ill.
Russ Witherby, Los Angeles, Calif.

This was interesting:

40. APPROVED - Competitions Committee - Promotions and resignations:
Vacated National Referee appointments:
Roy Cofer, National Referee – voluntary nonrenewal of membership
Jon Jackson, National Referee – voluntary nonrenewal of membership
Joseph L. Serafine, National Referee – deceased

41. APPROVED - Judges Committee - Promotions and resignations
Vacated National Judge appointments:
Wilhelm Appeltofft, National Judge – deceased
Jon A. Jackson, National Judge – voluntary nonrenewal of membership
Joseph L. Serafine, National Judge - deceased


77. APPROVED - Competition Committee
Rule 3070 Non U.S. citizens, page 105 – to amend by adding a new item A:
A. Siblings who are skating together as a couple, both of whom are under the age of 18 are excluded
from the requirement that one partner be a U.S. citizen as long as all other requirements of 3065 through
3072 are met.

Too many pages to read in one sitting. But the North American Challenge caught my eye. Will be held in Pittsburgh in August.

What is it?

Why no mention of the Campbells?

Joe

North American Challenge is novice and junior event for skaters from Canada, the US, and Mexico.


Here are links for last year's NAC events.

http://www.usfigureskating.org/event_details.asp?id=30193
http://www.usfigureskating.org/event_details.asp?id=30194

FYI, the link posted above is the USFSA's 2006 Combined Report of Action that "covers actions taken by the Executive Committee, Board of Directors and Governing Council [last week's annual meeting] through the 2005-2006 season."

Joesitz said:

But the North American Challenge caught my eye. Will be held in Pittsburgh in August.

What is it?

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The North American Challenge Skate series has been going on since the summer of 1996 -- you read can more about it at:
http://www.usfigureskating.org/Athletes.asp?id=220

It's basically an introduction to international-style competition for the National novice and top intermediate level skaters in the U.S. and Canada (Mexico used to participate as well).