Hana Bath

[Silevril Ilumire]

Hana Bath is a women's singles skater representing Australia. She was born in Hobart, Tasmania, and began skating at the age of two.

She is the 2026 World Junior Championships silver medalist, the 2025 ISU JGP Abu Dhabi silver medalist, senior National Champion, and has landed triple axels in ISU competitions.

• ISU Bio

ISU Personal Bests

Segment	Score	Event
Total Score	205.39	ISU World Junior Championships 2026
Short Program	66.95	ISU World Junior Championships 2026
Free Skating	138.44	ISU World Junior Championships 2026

Programs
2024-2025
SP: My Nocturnal Serenade
FS: Cirque du Soleil

2025-2026
SP: I'm a Survivor (Destiny's Child)
FS: Fountain of Eternity (Eternal Eclipse)

 

[denise3lz]

Apparently she moved training base to MF academy.

 

[Silevril Ilumire]

@denise3lz Thanks for pointing that out! I read that she liked watching Kazuki Tomono where she was training before and tried to emulate him. I do not know if Nakata & Nakaniwa & Nagumo train in the same rink or area as her former coaches, but from what you said, it sounds like not?

 

[denise3lz]

Hiraike team trains in Osaka, MF academy trains in Funabashi.

 

[Silevril Ilumire]

Oh well, now I can imagine Hana training alongside Rio Nakata and fellow triple axel girl Ami Nakai.

As best as I can tell, Hana did not compete at Australian Nationals. I hope it was not a bad reason. Surely her fed will assign her to WC if she is well enough.

 

[DizzyFrenchie]

Congratulations to Hana Bath for her triple Personal Best improvement, for her first place in the Free, and for her Silver Junior World Medal!

Here's her Short Program:

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[yume]

Had to watch her free skate after seeing the results. Impressive 3A-3T and Impressive jumps overall, her rotations are clear. Training in Japan has a visible impact on her skating style. Good potential.