Despite the v. busy winter, managed to follow my favorite sport sufficiently (just did not have time to participate in the GS forum). Figuring out individual moments was too tough, though, so instead 5 favorite things this season.
1) Adam Siao Him Fa for the second season in a row being just amazingly good. The programs! The backflips! The 60 quads attempted in one season (no one ever before)! That FS at Worlds! (I wished for sth like that but did not dare to believe it could happen. But hey, Adam
Slay Him Fa!)
2) Ilia Malinin getting all six quads clean in competition with the 4Lo getting added to his collection in the fall. And getting the first 2+6 quad layout all clean at the Worlds (not even Nathan Chen). His jumping ability is astounding. I was just sorry for the 4F that did not get invited to the party at the Worlds FS... (If they decide to drop the 7th jump, I wonder if there will ever be a free with all six quads.)
3) Aleksandr Selevko getting it all just right at the Euros. I have been waiting and hoping for that to happen since fall 2019 when I first registered his existence in the sport. The attention he (and his brother) have received since in Estonia has been absolutely so well deserved and delightful to see! I hope he is able to build on the good spring performances and comes back in 2024-25 even stronger! (Can't wait to see the new David Wilson SP...)
4) I managed to attend the Challenge Cup in Tilburg in Febuary and finally got to see Romulus Peltonen skate - a Finnish advanced novice champ for 2023! Also someone I met back in 2017 at the Worlds in Helsinki when he was 7 years old and wondering why Shoma Uno spent so much time on the ice after falls when his own coach told him to get up immediately. I could hardly forget a skating boy called Romulus and have been following his career since. And got to meet him and his (skating) dad which was absolutely delightful

His skating was fine (especially considering injuries bothering him during the fall), I hope for all the best for his future!
5) Kaitlyn Weaver as a choreographer - super promising stuff, my fave so far Ikura Kushida's FS. Hope for more goodies to come!
Men's figure skating was pretty brill this season, but can't really say the same for women. But that's another story.