| Congratulations, SCNY member Kyoko Ina and John Zimmerman (Birmingham FSC) on being inducted into the 2018 class of the US Figure Skating Hall of Fame. We are so proud of you! |
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| Kyoko and John won the US senior pairs' title in 2000, 2001 and 2002, placed fifth at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, and won bronze that year at Worlds. |
| Skating previously with Jason Dungjen, Kyoko won nationals in 1997 and 1998 and placed fourth at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. She earned three US senior pairs' silver medals (two with Jason Dungjen, one with John Zimmerman) and won the US junior ladies' title in 1989. |
| Congratulations Kyoko Ina and your fellow Hall of Fame inductees, John Zimmerman and three-time US men's champion, Michael Weiss. You are an inspiration to us all! |
The 2018 Eastern and 2018 Pacific Coast Sectional Figure Skating Championships concluded Sunday, November 19th in Boxborough, Massachusetts and Spokane, Washington.
Eleven SCNY skaters qualified to compete December 29, 2017 to January 7, 2018 at the 2018 United States Figure Skating Championships in San Jose, California. In addition, eight SCNY skaters earned byes. Congratulations, all participants!
| Skater | Event | Sectional | Medal |
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| Jimmy Ma | Senior Men | Eastern | Bronze |
| Audrey Shin | Junior Ladies | Eastern | Silver |
| Nadine Wang (SCNY) and Spencer Howe (LAFSC) | Junior Pairs | Eastern | Gold |
| Ainsley Peterson (All Year FSC) and Griffin Schwab (SCNY) | Junior Pairs | Pacific Coast | Silver |
| Chloe Lewis (All Year FSC) and Logan Bye (SCNY) | Junior Dance | Pacific Coast | Gold |
| Violeta Ushakova | Novice Ladies | Eastern | Silver |
| Oona and Gage Brown | Novice Dance | Eastern | Gold |
| Sylvia Wong (All Year FSC) and Zachary LoPinto (SCNY) | Juvenile Pairs | Pacific Coast | Silver |
| Dalila DeLaura (SCNY) and Ryan Xie (SC Central NJ) | Juvenile Pairs | Eastern | Bronze |
| Ariana LoPinto (SCNY) and Danil Slianytsia (All Year FSC) | Intermediate Pairs | Pacific Coast | Fifth |
| The following SCNY skaters received byes to Nationals: | |
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| Adam Rippon - Senior Men | Grant Hochstein - Senior Men |
| Maia Shibutani and Alex Shibutani - Senior Dance | Haven Denney (SCNY) and Brandon Frazier (All Year FSC) - Senior Pairs |
| Ashley Cain (SCNY) and Timothy LeDuc (LAFSC, SCNY assoc. member)- Senior Pairs | Erika Smith (SCNY) and AJ Reiss (LAFSC) - Senior Pairs |
| Christina Carreira (SCNY) and Anthony Ponomarenko (FSCSF) - Junior Dance | |
The 2018 North Atlantic Regional Figure Skating Championships concluded Sunday, October 87th in Hackensack, New Jersey.
Twelve SCNY skaters qualified in men's and women's singles events† to advance to the 2018 Eastern Sectional Figure Skating Championships, November 14-18 in Boxborough, Massachusetts.
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| Skater | Event | Medal |
| Olivia Serafini | Senior Ladies | Silver |
| Haley Beavers | Senior Ladies | Pewter |
| Rena Ikenishi | Junior Ladies | Gold |
| Sophie Nye | Junior Ladies | Silver |
| Imogene Schwarz | Junior Ladies | Bronze |
| Violeta Ushakova | Novice Ladies | Gold |
| Laura Jacobson | Novice Ladies | Bronze |
| Tiffany Pennella | Novice Ladies | Pewter |
| Sophia Tsintsadze | Intermediate Ladies | Gold |
| Emily Zhang | Intermediate Ladies | Bronze |
| Ean Huang | Intermediate Men | Bronze |
| Tess Keller | Juvenile Girls | Bronze |
| Louis Lorenz | Juvenile Boys | Bronze |
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Complete results are posted here. Congratulations to our medal winners and each of our 85 registered competitors! † Pairs and dance teams plus junior and senior men advance automatically. |
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Eighty-six SCNY members compete this week at the 2018 North Atlantic Regional Figure Skating Championships in Hackensack, New Jersey. Medalists qualify for a spot at the 2018 Eastern Sectional Figure Skating Championships, November 14-18, in Boxborough, Massachusetts. Good luck, all skaters! |
141 skaters from 51 nations compete September 28-30 at the 49th Annual Nebelhorn Trophy in Oberstdorf, Germany for a chance to qualify their nation for the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.
The 2017 ISU World Figure Skating Championships awarded 24 ladies' and men's spots, 19 dance spots and 16 pairs' spots to participating skaters' home countries.
The CS Nebelhorn Trophy awards the remaining six ladies' and men's spots, five dance spots, and four pairs' spots.*
- Vying to win a senior ladies' spot for Switzerland will be SCNY member Alexia Paganini, fresh from a GOLD medal at the 2017 Slovenian Open.
- Competing to secure an ice dancing berth for South Korea will be Alexander Gamelin (SCNY) and Yura Min, 2017 South Korean national champions and fourth-place finishers at last weekend's Challenger Series Ondrej Nepela Trophy in Bratislava, Slovakia.
- Israel's hopes for a pairs spot rest with SCNY member Paige Conners and her partner Evgeni Krasnopolski, who placed fifth two weekends ago at the Challenger Series US International Classic in Salt Lake City.
Also competing at Nebelhorn will be 2017 US senior pairs bronze medalists, Ashley Cain (SCNY) and Timothy LeDuc (LAFSC, assoc. SCNY).
Good luck, all SCNY teams and competitors!
* Olympic spots are awarded at the ISU World Championships and Nebelhorn Trophy to nations, not individual skaters or teams. The rules and procedures of each nation's figure skating governing body determine how those spots are allocated.
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The Skating Club of New York hosts the 92nd Middle Atlantic Figure Skating Championships September 7-10, 2017 at Sky Rink. It is the longest continuously-run figure skating competition in North America, older even than Nationals. It is also one of the largest and most popular competitions in the nation, with events spanning two rinks for four full days. It draws skaters and officials from all over the world and has been a proving ground for dozens of eventual national and international champions. |
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| Mids depends 100% on club volunteers and needs your help! |
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| Please check your calendar and volunteer whatever time you can. It is a golden opportunity to watch some fabulous skating up close, and to contribute to the club we all love. For high school and middle school students, it is a great way to earn community service. |
| Please download the attached fillable PDF form, fill in the fields, then send the saved filled-in copy to mail@thescny.org. Alternatively, just send an email to the same address describing when and how you'd like to volunteer. We will get back to you during the next couple weeks about your tentative assignments. Thank you for your assistance! |
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