The Rule of Three—New Game

[Seven Sisters]

3. Enjoying a comeback (had a beautiful FP at Nationals this year, won a medal and was named to the Worlds team, after having had a long absence from competition)

Next, someone else who experienced peaks and valleys—

Jeremy Abbott

 

[iluvtodd]

1. Exogenesis!

 

[Jeanie19]

Peanut butter jelly.

 

[skylark]

3. coached by Yuka Sato

Next up: Yuka Sato !

 

[iluvtodd]

1. 1994 World Champion!

 

[Giu]

2. Her parents are Olympians

 

[Seven Sisters]

3. Coaches in the Detroit area

Next, a legendary Japanese lady—

Midori Ito

 

[Giu]

A true legend
1- First woman to land a triple axel and a triple triple combination

 

[sworddance21]

2. Lit the Olympic Flame in 1998

 

[iluvtodd]

3. Loved her 1992 "Rain" exhibition! (She won my forever @ the 1988 Winter Olympics - still my all time favorite female figure skater)

Evan Lysacek

 

[Seven Sisters]

1. That black feathered costume, with slicked back hair and his distinctive facial features—his team was presumably going for “fierce,” but I thought he looked like a vulture

 

[iluvtodd]

2. 2009 World Champion

 

[Giu]

3. One of the tallest skater ever


Wakaba Higuchi

 

[iluvtodd]

1. Team Japan!

 

[Seven Sisters]

2. her Sofi Tukker SP—delightfully unconventional music choice

 

[gliese]

3. Has no ugly dresses

Jimmy Ma

 

[iluvtodd]

1. charismatic & fun!

 

[Seven Sisters]

2. Told the world just what he thought of his recent US Nationals FS score, on an open mic in the KnC
You’ve gotta love Jimmy!

 

[iluvtodd]

3. used to represent the Skating Club of New York

Jean Luc Baker

 

[ice coverage]

... Jimmy Ma

3. represents the Skating Club of New York ...

Please forgive my interruption.
Not trying to ruin the fun of the game, but as a friendly FYI for future reference:

Jimmy Ma no longer represents SCNY (to my regret).
As seen on his USFS bio and elsewhere, he now represents Skating Club of Boston.

(I know that Jimmy previously had been an example that moving to a new geographic location would not inherently mean a change of club. When he previously had made Texas his training base, he remained with SCNY.
But after moving to Boston with Ganicheva/Letov, Jimmy evidently did make a change. I felt his absence from SCNY's recognitions of its members who competed at 2020 Skate America and at 2021 Nats.)​

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ETA:

Please don't get me wrong: I am happy for Jimmy that SCOB seems very supportive of its members. In hindsight, I should have explained that my "regret" is merely selfish that he no longer is with SCNY -- probably reducing the chances that he will skate in its shows and competitions (which are convenient for me to attend).​