Good luck, SCNY skaters at CS Lombardia Trophy!

By The Skating Club of New York | September 7, 2021

The 2021 ISU Challenger Series begins September 10-12 in Bergamo, Italy with the Lombardia Trophy. Representing the United States will be two SCNY members, Audrey Shin (Senior Women) and Christina Carreira (Senior Dance – with Anthony Ponomarenko). Joining Audrey, Christina and Anthony will be fellow Team USA members Alysa Liu (senior women), Tomoki Hiwatashi (senior men), Yaroslav Paniot (senior men), and Molly Cesanek and Yohor Yehorov (senior dance).

Good luck, all SCNY competitors!
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Audrey Shin
Senior Women

Audrey Shin is the 2019 US Figure Skating junior ladies’ silver medalist, 2019 North Atlantic Regional junior ladies’ champion, 2018 and 2019 Eastern Sectional junior ladies’ silver medalist, 2017 Eastern Sectional and North Atlantic Regional novice ladies’ champion, 2016 North Atlantic Regional novice ladies’ bronze medalist, 2014 North Atlantic Regional intermediate ladies’ champion and 2014 Eastern Sectional juvenile girls’ bronze medalist. She won bronze among senior ladies at 2020 Grand Prix Skate America and placed seventh in her 2021 senior ladies’ début at nationals.

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Christina Carreira (SCNY) and Anthony Ponomarenko (SCSF)
Senior Dance

Christina and Anthony are the 2020 US Figure Skating Senior Dance pewter medalists. They won gold at the 2019 Challenger Series Asian Open and 2018 CS Tallinn Trophy, silver at the 2019 and 2018 CS US International Classics, bronze at 2020 Grand Prix Skate America, 2018 CS Nebelhorn Trophy, and 2018 Grand Prix Rostelecom Cup. They are the 2018 US junior dance champions, 2018 ISU World Junior Figure Skating silver medalists, 2017 World Junior bronze medalists, 2017 ISU Junior Grand Prix Final silver medalists, 2017 US junior dance silver medalists, and 2015 US national junior dance pewter medalists.

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