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All posts tagged "Amanda Evora and Mark Ladwig"
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Denney and Coughlin capture gold at U.S. Nationals
It was the third consecutive year that either Caydee Denney or John Coughlin ascended to the top...
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Marley and Brubaker lead pairs at U.S. Nationals
Mary Beth Marley, 16, and Rockne Brubaker, 25, took the lead in the senior pairs short program...
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Evora and Ladwig Gain Recognition
U.S. pair skaters Amanda Evora and Mark Ladwig are still mostly unknown, but they gained some recognition...
Did You Know?
Irina Slutskaya (RUS) was the first female skater to land a triple Lutz-triple loop combination at the 2000 Grand Prix Final. Slutskaya is also credited for: inventing the double Biellmann spin with foot change, the first Russian woman to win the European title (1996), being the first (and only) lady ever to win seven European titles.
More on Irina Slutskaya in the GS Forum.
