Show Skater
9, 10, 11, 12
Televised Flash Mob
11
Performed a “flash mob” figure skating program in support of an on-air marriage proposal. Televised on NBC Chicago on 12/28/16.
Soloist
9, 10, 11, 12
Soloist in all Spring & Holiday Ice Shows at All Seasons Ice Rinks
Stars On Ice 2016
10
12 hrs/total Event & Rehearsal
Selected to participate in the opening number of the 2nd Act for Scott Hamilton’s Stars On Ice production (4/29/16).
Skate America 2014
9
10 hrs/total Event & Rehearsal
Represented All Seasons Ice Arena in 2nd Act opening number choreographed by Olympic level choreographer Susie Wynn. Televised on 10/26/14.
USFSA Test Completion
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Moves-In-The-Field, Freeskate & Ice Dance
The backbone of US Figure Skating is the test structure which requires skaters to pass skills tests presided over by official judges. The highest achievement in each discipline is passing the senior (also called “gold”) tests. It is a requirement of USFS for a skater to have passed certain levels of testing in order to compete at higher levels. As a skater advances, testing increases in difficulty. Becoming a US Figure Skating “gold medalist” is the culmination of many years of hard work & dedication to the sport. I have currently tested through Jr. level (one level below Gold) status in 3 different disciplines: compulsory Moves-in-the-Field, Freeskate and Ice Dance.
