Due to the ongoing impact of COVID-19, the 2022 U.S. Figure Skating Championship Series is being for the 2021-22 season as part of the . The series of eight competitions replaces the traditional U.S. Qualifying Season competitions. Advancement to Nationals will be based on each skaters’ highest score earned rather than placement at each competition and the approved advancement criteria can be found here. Qualification to the National High Performance Development Team will also be based on highest score and additional details can be found within the series handbook.
The following are the results of the competitions in which SCNY skaters medaled:
Alpharetta, Georgia - Nov. 17-20, 2021
| Violeta Ushakova | Senior Ladies -Silver |
| Katie Krafchik | Junior Ladies A -Bronze |
| Alina Bohutska | Novice Ladies Group B - Gold |
| Caroline Santaguida | Novice Ladies Group B -Bronze |
| Paige Greenstein | Novice Ladies Group C - Bronze |
| Sylvia Li, North Jersey FSC & | Novice Dance - Bronze |
| Rowan Le Coq | |
| Mia Barghout | Intermediate Ladies Group A - Gold |
| Annabelle McKenzie | Juvenile Girls - Pewter |
Norwood, Massachusetts - Nov. 9-13, 2021
| Rena Ikenishi, | Senior Ladies - Silver |
| Anastasiia Smirnova & | Senior Pairs - Gold |
| Danil Siianytsia, All Year FSC | |
| Ava Ziegler | Junior Ladies Champion |
| Ashley Leahy | Junior Ladies A - Gold |
| Katie Krafchik | Junior Ladies B - Silver |
| Cayetana Gonzalez, | Novice Ladies Group B -Silver |
| Dalila DeLaura, | Novice Ladies Group A -Bronze |
| Lucy Gioioso | Novice Ladies Group B- Bronze |
| Erika Allen | Intermediate Ladies Group B - Pewter |
| Claire Meng | Intermediate Ladies Group C - Pewter |
| Naiya Mentor | Intermediate Ladies Group D - Pewter |
| Aleksandr Fegan | Intermediate Men's Champion - Gold |
| Emily Renzi, | Juvenile Girls Group D - Gold |
| Ellie Hahm | Juvenile Girls Group D - Silver |
| Dominika Dal | Juvenile Girls Group E - Silver |
| Julianne Wong | Juvenile Girls Group E - Bronze |
| Ella Bauer | Juvenile Girls Group D - Pewter |
| Walker Morris, | Juvenile Boys - Gold |
Leesburg, Virginia - Oct. 27-30, 2021
| Lindsay Thorngren | Senior Ladies Champion |
| Rena Ikenishi | Senior Ladies - Bronze |
| Ava Ziegler, | Junior Ladies Champion |
| Lilly Mills | Junior Ladies Group B - Bronze |
| Alina Bohutska | Novice Ladies Group D - Silver |
| Cayetana Gonzalez | Novice Ladies Group C - Silver |
| Lucy Gioioso | Novice Ladies Group D - Bronze |
| Paige Greenstein | Novice Ladies Group D - Pewter |
| Mia Barghout | Intermediate Ladies Champion |
| Aleksandr Fegan | Intermediate Men's Champion |
| Annabelle McKenzie | Juvenile Girls Group B - Silver |
| Emily Renzi | Juvenile Girls Group C - Silver |
| Ellie Hahm | Juvenile Girls Group A - Silver |
| Jake Mao | Juvenile Boys - Silver |
| Walker Morris | Juvenile Boys - Pewter |
Blaine, MN
| Eva Pate, Strongsville SC | |
| & Logan Bye, | Senior Dance - Silver |
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Ft. Wayne, IN |
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| Caroline Santaguida | Novice Ladies Group B - Silver |
Club Ice Sessions
EXCEPT February 13, February 20 and April 17, 2022
We will be providing LIVE SCORING for both competitions
Middle Atlantic Figure Skating Championships John Nicks International Pairs Challenge
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JUVENILE - NOVICE SINGLES EVENTS ADVANCEMENT TO FINAL ROUNDS
Juvenile Girls: 18 max in final round. Top 2 skaters from each group. Remaining skaters ranked by total points. If there is a tie on total points, the decision will be made on the component score for juveniles. If there is still a tie, none of the skaters so tied will advance and the final group will be less than 18.
Intermediate and Novice Ladies: There are no final rounds. The determination of the medalists will be the result of combined total points of the short and free programs of all Intermediate or Novice competitors. Competitors will remain in their respective groups for both the short and free programs.
EXCEL PROGRAM EVENTS
We are offering 4 events, Pre-Preliminary, Preliminary Plus and Pre-Juvenile Plus as 6.0 events and Excel Juvenile Plus and Intermediate Plus will be an IJS events.
PRACTICE ICE
Fifteen (15) minute practice ice within the competition is available for purchase online through the Entryeeze Skater Portal. Sky Rink is offering longer practice ice sessions prior to the start of competition each day. Click below for available sessions
COVID-19 POLICY UPDATE
In accordance with the New York City vaccine requirement, effective September 7, 2021, all Competitors, Officials, Coaches, Volunteers, and Chaperones 12 and older are required to show proof of vaccination (have received at least one dose of Moderna, Pfizer or Johnson & Johnson). If you have a Clear electronic health pass or State designated electronic vaccine app you are NOT required to utilize the below authentication service.
The Skating Club of New York has outsourced vaccine verification to Azova, a HIPAA-compliant company that specializes in such services for the airlines, sporting events and live performances. AZOVA will provide you with a HIPAA-secure digital vaccination record that is private and secure that you will use for entrance to Sky Rink. Click here to create your AZOVA COVID Credentials™ Simple Health Pass. It takes a few days for them to create it.
All Competitors regardless of age or vaccination status must wear masks at all times except when on the ice for competition. Officials, Coaches, Volunteers and Chaperones must wear masks at all times when in the facility. No one under 12 who is not a competitor will be permitted to enter.
via Entryeeze
Paper applications will not be accepted.
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The 2021 U.S. Adult Figure Skating Championships concluded Saturday, June 26th in Rochester, Michigan. Five Skating Club of New York members competed in eight events, winning medals in six. Congratulations, all adult skaters! |
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James BaslerChampionship Masters Junior-Senior MenBronze |
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Demis MaryannakisChampionship Masters Intermediate-Novice MenSilver |
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Roland JarquioChampionship Adult Gold MenSilverand Adult Gold Men II-IIIGold |
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David LeaseAdult Bronze Men I/IIIGold |
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Stephanie HaoAdult Bronze Solo PD I/IIGoldStephanie also competed in |
REGISTER TODAY for the May 16th Zoom event at 7pm EDT and your copy of the book.
Maia Shibutani & Alex Shibutani
Maia and Alex Shibutani are two-time Olympic Bronze Medalists, three-time World Medalists, Four Continents Champions, and two-time U.S. National Champions. At the 2018 Winter Olympics, they became the first ice dancers of Asian descent to win medals at the Olympics and are only the second sibling duo in the history of the sport to medal in Ice Dance.
Off the ice, Maia and Alex are authors, as well as active ambassadors and supporters for various organizations. Their first book, Kudo Kids: The Mystery of the Masked Medalist was released in September 2020. The second book of their series for young readers, Kudo Kids: The Mystery in Manhattan, is being released on May 4th, 2021.
As Athlete Ambassadors for the U.S. State Department, they have traveled to Japan, Korea, and Singapore, connecting with young people at cultural and goodwill events. The Shibutanis are known for using their platform on social media to bring new audiences to their sport, as well as sharing their interests in fashion, food, travel, and entertainment.
PRAISE FOR KUDO KIDS
What a fun ride throughout this book! It not only got me excited about the Olympics, but the OlympiFan game was full of twists and intrigue. A contemporary story that will connect with young readers everywhere.
― Kristi Yamaguchi, Olympic champion and New York Times best-selling author
It’s truly remarkable that sister and brother Maia and Alex Shibutani, who just happen to be very well known for their excellence in skating, have taken that same champion level approach to creating Kudo Kids. Everyone loves a great mystery, and Kudo Kids delivers a fun and exciting adventure aimed for young readers, that everyone can enjoy. I have a strong feeling this could be the beginning of something BIG!
― Scott Hamilton, Olympic Champion
Read more about CPIce at the TODAY Show website: Skaters find sisterhood on the ice, even during the pandemic. There is also a nice write-up at US Figure Skating: Synchro featured on the 'Today' Show. Great work, Ashley!
2021 US Senior Pairs bronze medalists Ashley Cain-Gribble (SCNY) and Timothy LeDuc (LAFSC, assoc. SCNY) will represent the United States March 22-28 at the 2021 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Stockholm, Sweden. Good luck, Ashley, Tim and all Team USA skaters. We are so proud of you!
| Ashley Cain-Gribble (SCNY) / Timothy LeDuc (LAFSC, assoc. SCNY) |
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Photo: Jay Adeff / U.S. Figure Skating
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Ashley and Tim are the 2019 US Figure Skating senior pairs champions, 2019 World Team Trophy champions, 2019 Golden Spin of Zagreb champions, 2018 CS Ondrej Nepela champions, 2018 and 2019 US International Classic champions, 2018 ISU Four Continents silver medalists, 2018 Grand Prix Skate America bronze medalists, 2017 and 2021 US Figure Skating senior pairs bronze medalists, 2017 World Team Trophy bronze medalists, and 2018 and 2020 US Senior Pairs pewter medalists. |
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The 2021 Toyota U.S. Figure Skating Championships concluded January 21 at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Eleven SCNY members and associate members competed at the junior and senior level. Congratulations, all participants. We are so proud of ALL of you! |
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Ashley Cain-Gribble (SCNY) and Timothy LeDuc (LAFSC, assoc. SCNY) ———— Senior Pairs Bronze Medalists |
Ava Ziegler (SCNY) ———— Junior Ladies Pewter Medalist |
Oona Brown (SCNY) and Gage Brown (SCNY) ———— Junior Dance Silver Medalists |
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Audrey Shin Senior Ladies Seventh |
Rena Ikenishi Senior Ladies Ninth |
Violeta Ushakova Senior Ladies Fifteenth |
Olivia Serafini Mervin Tran Senior Pairs Sixth |
Eva Pate (Strongsville SC) Logan Bye (SCNY) Senior Dance Seventh |
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| Congratulations to SCNY member Johnny Weir and associate member Gale Tanger on being inducted into the 2021 class of the US Figure Skating Hall of Fame. We are so proud of you! |
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Johnny Weir is a three-time consecutive U.S. Figure Skating champion, two-time Olympian, 2008 World bronze medalist, two-time Grand Prix Final bronze medalist, two-time Skating Magazine fan poll Skater of the Year, and the 2001 World Junior champion. He is currently NBC’s lead figure skating analyst along with 1998 Olympic champion Tara Lipinski. |
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Gale Tanger has been a figure skating judge and official for more than 50 years and is a three-time PSA Official of the Year. She and her husband Tom have been instrumental in helping make our Middle Atlantic Championships a success. She has dedicated her life to skating and skaters at every level always taking the time for a word of advice, suggestion or word of inspiration. Gale has also encouraged the next generation of officials to strive to embody the energy, passion, dedication and personal touch that she has brought to our sport and our club members. |
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Joining the Hall of Fame posthumously is Sandy (Schwomeyer) Lamb, the first female president of PSA, an Olympic level coach, and the founder and long-time director of the Special Olympics Skating Program. Sandy passed away in June |
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Johnny Weir leads U.S. Figure Skating Hall of Fame Class of 2021
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The 2021 US Figure Skating Championship Series moved to a virtual format due to the impact of COVID-19. The competition featured Championship and Junior skaters hoping to qualify for the 2021 US Figure Skating Championships January 12-21, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Eleven SCNY members and associate members qualified. |
Good luck, all SCNY teams and skaters! |
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Rena Ikenishi
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Audrey Shin
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Violeta Ushakova
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Ashley Cain-Gribble (SCNY) and Timothy LeDuc (LAFSC, assoc. SCNY)
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Olivia Serafini (SCNY) and Mervin Tran (SCNY)
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Christina Carreira (SCNY) and Anthony Ponomarenko (SCSF)
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Eva Pate (Strongsville SC) and Logan Bye (SCNY)
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Ava Ziegler
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Oona Brown (SCNY) and Gage Brown (SCNY)
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96th Annual Middle Atlantic ChampionshipsSeptember 8-11, 2022
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2021 John Nicks International Pairs ChallengeSeptember 9-10, 2021
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The Long Island ChampionshipsSunday, April 28, 2019
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The Sky Rink ClassicJune 1, 2019
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