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Figure skating competition
2025 U.S. Figure Skating Championships
Type:National championship
Date:January 20 – 26
Season:2024–25
Location:Wichita, Kansas
Host:U.S. Figure Skating
Venue:Intrust Bank Arena
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The 2025 U.S. Figure Skating Championships will be held January 20-26, 2025, at the Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas.Cite error: The <ref> tag name cannot be a simple integer (see the help page). Medals will be awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior, junior, and novice levels. The results will be part of the U.S. selection criteria for the 2025 Four Continents Championships, 2025 World Championships, and 2025 World Junior Championships.

Qualifying

Skaters qualified for the U.S. Championships by competing in the National Qualifying Series, a series of competitions that allowed skaters to qualify for Sectionals, U.S. Pairs Final, and U.S. Ice Dance Final in November. Skaters could receive a bye to the finals through competing in at least one Grand Prix, Junior Grand Prix, or Challenger competition. Additional junior competitors could qualify through having won the 2024 U.S. Championships at the junior level. Additional senior competitors could qualify thorugh having won the 2024 sectional singles final at the senior level.

Advancement to U.S. Championships

Skaters advanced by either having a bye or competing at Singles Sectionals, U.S. Pairs, or U.S. Ice Dance Finals.

Senior skaters were eligible for a bye through meeting one of the following criteria:

Junior skaters were eligible for a bye through meeting one of the following criteria:

If the number of athletes with three international competitions from the approved competition list exceeded the number of available byes, byes were awarded based on the highest to lowest total score in the following order of importance:

There was a minimum required Technical Element Score for all athletes to compete.

After accounting for all byes, the top placements from Singles Sectionals, U.S. Pairs, or U.S. Ice Dance Finals were then used until the maximum number of competitors for each event was met.

Seniors

Singles

Singles skaters could advance to the U.S. Championships in the following ways:

  • Receiving a bye
  • Having one of the top two total combined scores from each section in the Sectional Singles Final
  • Having the next-best score nationwide in the Sectional Singles Final until the maximum was met

There were a maximum of 18 spots.

Pairs

Pairs could advance to the U.S. Championships in the following ways:

  • Receiving a bye
  • Having one of the top placements at the U.S. Pairs Final until the maximum was met

There were a maximum of 12 spots.

Ice dance

Ice dance teams could advance to the U.S. Championships in the following ways:

  • Receiving a bye
  • Having one of the top placements at the U.S. Ice Dance Final until the maximum was met

There were a maximum of 15 spots.

Juniors

Singles

Singles skaters could advance to the U.S. Championships in the following ways:

  • Receiving a bye
  • Having one of the top four total combined scores from each section in the Sectional Singles Final
  • Having one of the top two total combined novice scores from each section in the Sectional Singles Final

There were a maximum of 18 spots.

Pairs

Pairs teams could advance to the U.S. Championships in the following ways:

  • Receiving a bye
  • Having one of the top eight total combined scores in the U.S. Pairs Final

There were a maximum of 8 spots.

Ice dance

Ice dance teams could advance to the U.S. Championships in the following ways:

  • Receiving a bye
  • Having one of the top ten total combined scores in the U.S. Ice Dance Final

There were a maximum of 10 spots.

Entries

U.S. Figure Skating published the official list of preliminary entries on November 25, 2024.

Senior

Men Women Pairs Ice dance
Jason Brown Starr Andrews
Goku Endo Alina Bonillo
Tomoki Hiwatashi Ting Cui
Liam Kapeikis Alex Evans
Lucius Kazanecki Sarah Everhardt
Joseph Klein Amber Glenn
Kai Kovar Logan Higase-Chen
Jimmy Ma Sonja Hilmer
Ilia Malinin Mia Kalin
Daniel Martynov Josephine Lee
Samuel Mindra Isabeau Levito
Maxim Naumov Elyce Lin-Gracey
Camden Pulkinen Alysa Liu
Jacob Sanchez Clare Seo
Beck Strommer Bradie Tennell
Emmanuel Savary Lindsay Thorngren
Andrew Torgashev Sherry Zhang
Michael Xie Ava Ziegler

Junior

Men Women Pairs Ice dance
Ryan William Azadpour Sofia Bezkorovainaya
  • Saya Carpenter
  • Jon Maravilla
  • Hana Maria Aboian
  • Daniil Veselukhin
Patrick Blackwell Annika Chao
  • Effie Chen
  • Kenny Eckert
Thomas Chen Alayna Coats
  • Graceann Gottschalk
  • Sam Herbert
  • Michelle Deych
  • Ryan Hu
Lorenzo Elano Ela Cui
  • Elizabeth Hansen
  • William Church
  • Julia Epps
  • Blake Gilman
Sergei Evseev Mia Iwase
  • Sofia Jarmoc
  • Luke Witkowski
  • Olivia Ilin
  • Dylan Cain
Aleksandr Fegan Jiaying Ellyse Johnson
  • Milada Kovar
  • Jared McPike
  • Ja Yi Kirwan
  • Rowan Le Coq
Isaac Fulton Jessica Jurka
  • Addyson McDanold
  • Aaron Felderbaum
  • Anaelle Kouevi
  • Yann Homawoo
Kirk Haugeto Hannah Kim
  • Mazie McFarland
  • Samir Andjorin
  • Caroline Mullen
  • Brendan Mullen
Michael Jin Teryn Kim
  • Reagan Moss
  • Jakub Galbavy
  • Elianna Peal
  • Ethan Peal
Louis Mallane Skylar Lautowa-Peguero
  • Taisiya Shapovalova
  • Carter Griffin
  • Yahli Pedersen
  • Benjamin Starr
Brendan Man Emilia Nemirovsky
  • Emily Renzi
  • William Lissauer
Arsen Meghavoryan Cleo Park
  • Annelise Stapert
  • Maxim Korotcov
Evan Neuhaus Maria Platonova
Jared Sedlis Angela Shao
Alek Tankovic Carina Tanabe
Vaclav Vasquez Kaya Tiernan
Ethan Yan Sophie Joline von Felten
David Zhao Annabelle Wilkins

Schedule

Date Discipline Time Segment
January 21 Junior pairs 10:20 am Short program
Junior men 2:40 pm
Junior ice dance 8:50 pm Rhythm dance
January 22 Junior women 7:45 am Short program
Junior men 10:30 am Free skate
Junior pairs 5:30 pm
Junior ice dance 8:22 pm Free dance
January 23 Junior women 10:17 am Free skate
Senior pairs 5:05 pm Short program
Senior women 7:20 pm
January 24 Senior ice dance 4:12 pm Rhythm dance
Senior women 6:47 pm Free skate
January 25 Senior ice dance 9:58 am Free dance
Senior men 11:45 am Short program
Senior pairs 6:35 pm Free skate
January 26 Senior men 2:50 pm
7:30 pm Skating Spectacular

References

  1. ^ "2025 Prevagen U.S. Figure Skating Championships Lineup Announced". U.S. Figure Skating. November 25, 2024.
  2. ^ "2025 SINGLES, PAIRS AND ICE DANCE QUALIFYING SEASON ATHLETE BYE & ADVANCEMENT CRITERIA Lineup Announced" (PDF). U.S. Figure Skating.
  3. "Events Schedule for the 2024 U.S. Figure Skating Championships". www.columbussports.org. Retrieved 2023-11-22.
  4. "Color Schedule" (PDF). U.S. Figure Skating.

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