- Mariah Bell: ‘I’m looking forward to the growth’
- Russia‘s Makar Ignatov: ‘This is a new level for me’
- Canada’s Liubov Ilyushechkina and Charlie Bilodeau have ‘bigger’ expectations
- Fournier Beaudry and Sorensen aim to maintain three spots for Canada
- Hurtado and Khaliavin on 2019-20 Season
- Coach Silvia Fontana on Vanessa James and Morgan Cipres
Figure Skating Clubs in France
Amiens Patinage Artistique Club – Amiens
Blagnac Patinage sur Glace – Blagnac
Castres Patinage Artistique – Castres
Castres Sports Glace – Castres
Charleville-Mézières Sports de Glace – Charleville-Mézières
Clermont Auvergne Patinage Artistique – Clermont-Ferrand
Club Cartophile Aubagnais – Aubagne
Club de Cergy-Pontoise – Val d’Oise
Club Olympique de Courbevoie – Courbevoie
Club de Danse sur Glace du Havre – Le Havre
Club Sports et Patinage de Brest – Brest
Club des Sports de Glace de St Ouen – St Ouen
Cyber Glace Patinoire – Auxerre
École de Glace – Boulogne
Ecole Sportive de Patinage Artistique Rouennais – Rouen
Français Volants – Paris
Havre Athletic Club Patinage – Le Havre
Lyon Glace Patinage – Lyon
Pôle Espoir Rhonalpin – Lyon
Rouen Olympic Club – Rouen
Skate Hainaut Valenciennes Club – Valenciennes
Sport de Glace d’Annecy – Annecy
Stade Poitevin Club de Glace – Poitiers
Toulouse Sports de Glace – Toulouse
U.S. Orleans Patinage Artistique – Orléans
Did You Know?
Mao Asada (JPN) became the junior lady to land the triple Axel jump in international competition (2004-05 Junior Grand Prix Final) and the first lady to land two triple Axel jumps in the same program (2008–09 Grand Prix Final). She also became the first lady to land three triple Axels in one competition at the 2010 Winter Olympics.
More on Mao Asada in the GS Forum.
