Estonian figure skater Niina Petrokina shines at the ISU 2026 European Championships, leading with 70.61 points in the women's short program in Sheffield. Following her are Belgian teen Nina Pinzarrone and Italian Anna Pezzetta. Can Petrokina defend her title after her comeback from injury? Full results and insights here!
The ISU Figure Skating Four Continents Championships 2026 kicks off in Beijing on January 22, featuring top skaters from Africa, Asia, North America, and Oceania. With key athletes like Kazakhstan's Mikhail Shaidorov and Korea's Kim Chaeyeon defending their titles, the competition promises thrilling performances ahead of Milano Cortina 2026. Tune in for a thrilling display!
Nika Egadze from Georgia dominates the men's short program at the ISU Figure Skating European Championships 2026 in Sheffield, scoring 91.28 points and eyeing his first major title. Rivals Aleksandr and Mihhail Selevko from Estonia follow closely, while French champion Kevin Aymoz falters, missing the free skate. More updates soon!
Allison Reed and Saulius Ambrulevicius have triumphed together on and off the ice, securing their spot for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics. Their bond, forged through adversity, embodies the spirit of ice dance. Overcoming personal setbacks, they've transformed from rivals to best friends, ready to showcase their skills on the world stage.
Anastasiia Metelkina and Luka Berulava of Georgia claimed gold at the ISU Figure Skating European Championships 2026 in Sheffield, highlighting their potential for Milano Cortina 2026. With a commanding performance and a total score of 215.76, they secured their first title, leaving defending champions Hase and Volodin in second.
The 2026 Canadian Figure Skating Championships kick off this weekend in Gatineau from January 9-11, featuring fierce battles for Olympic qualification spots. With top competitors like Deanna Stellato-Dudek, Maxime Deschamps, Piper Gilles, and Roman Sadovsky, fans can expect an electrifying event. Stay updated with live results and schedule!