- Russia’s Petr Gumennik sets goals for 2019-20
- Russia’s Sofia Samodurova: ‘I grew more confident’
- Interview with Carol Lane and Juris Razguliaevs
- Russia’s Dmitri Aliev refreshed heading into new season
- Canadian champ Nam feeling ‘settled’ for the upcoming season
- Russia’s Mishina and Galliamov looking to make impact at senior level
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Nathan Chen readies for 2016 U.S. Nationals
USA's Nathan Chen skated to gold at the 2015-16 ISU Junior Grand Prix (JGP) Final in Barcelona,...
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2015-16 ISU Grand Prix Final of Figure Skating: Men’s Preview
The men’s field at this year’s Grand Prix of Figure Skating certainly lived up to its reputation...
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No rest for Japan’s Yuzuru Hanyu
Japan’s Yuzuru Hanyu began the 2015-16 figure skating season with a victory at the Autumn Classic in...
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Max Aaron: ‘I’m still learning’
USA’s Max Aaron admits that he struggled a bit during the past two figure skating seasons and...
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Russian veteran skater Menshov still in the game
At the end of each season, Russia’s Konstantin Menshov finds himself considering his options regarding retirement or...
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Martinez remains optimistic despite injury
Michael Christian Martinez, who hails from Muntinlupa, Philippines, had a busy season the first half of the...
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Canada’s Nadeau ready for senior challenge
After three years of competing on the junior level, Canada’s Nicolas Nadeau is now being pushed out...
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Sota Yamamoto sets sights on Junior World title
Japan’s Sōta Yamamoto, who debuted on the ISU Junior Grand Prix (JGP) two years ago, has his...
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Nam Nguyen: ‘Everything will be bigger’
Canada’s Nam Nguyen, who will be competing in his second year as a senior, is working even...
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Adam Rippon lets go of ‘doubt’
USA’s Adam Rippon had a season filled with ups and downs last year, however, he came through...
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Han Yan aims to make history for China
The past 2014-15 season did not go as planned for China’s Han Yan, who described it as...
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Ronald Lam retires from competitive skating
Hong Kong’s Ronald Lam, who initially represented Canada on the international level from 2007-2010, is retiring from competitive...
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Glacier Falls next stop for Nathan Chen
While bad luck and injuries have plagued USA’s Nathan Chen this past year, the 2014 World Junior...
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Hanyu: ‘Failure is the stepping stone for success’
The 2014-15 season was certainly not a mundane one for Japan’s Yuzuru Hanyu, who had a spectacular...
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Latvia’s Deniss Vasiljevs draws attention
When Latvian skater Deniss Vasiljevs performed at the 2015 ISU World Junior Championships earlier this year in...
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Next in line: Shoma Uno
Shoma Uno is the fifth Men’s World Junior Champion from Japan, following the footsteps of Daisuke Takahashi...
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Ten aims high for Shanghai
Kazakhstan’s Denis Ten, who kept a relatively low profile during the first half of this season, took...
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Jason Brown: ‘It paid off’
Jason Brown won his first national title at the 2015 U.S. Figure Skating Championships on Sunday night...
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Amodio readies for fifth Europeans
Florent Amodio won gold, bronze and silver at the European Championships in the years 2011 to 2013,...
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Pitkeev looking for strong debut at Europeans
There is currently a lot of talk about the depth in Russian Ladies figure skating, however, the...
Did You Know?
Maribel Vinson-Owen (October 12, 1911 – February 15, 1961) set the record for nine U.S. ladies’ figure skating titles which Michelle Kwan matched in 2005. As a single skater, she was the 1932 Olympic bronze medalist and a two-time World medalist (1928 silver, 1930 bronze). Vinson-Owen (as a coach) and her two daughters were part of the United States figure skating team that tragically died on Sabena Flight 548.
