2025 Challenger Series John Nicks Pairs Challenge: Key Information and Competing Teams in New York

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Everything You Need to Know | Challenger Series John Nicks Pairs Challenge International

The ISU Challenger Series is heating up as it makes its way to the vibrant city of New York for the highly anticipated 2025 Challenger Series John Nicks Pairs Challenge International this coming weekend. Scheduled for September 2-3, 2025, this unique event will spotlight the skill and artistry of the pairs discipline, showcasing some of the best talent in American figure skating.

Set against the backdrop of one of the world’s most iconic cities, this competition is expected to draw substantial attention as athletes strive to earn valuable points as part of their quest toward success in the upcoming Grand Prix and ISU Championship events.

Participating athletes featured on the U.S. Figure Skating team include:

Emily Chan and Spencer Howe
Alisa Efimova and Misha Mitrofanov
Linzy Fitzpatrick and Keyton Bearinger
Olivia Flores and Luke Wang
Chelsea Liu and Ryan Bedard
Katie McBeath and Daniil Parkman
Audrey Shin and Balazs Nagy
Naomi Williams and Lachlan Lewer

This event marks the second stop in the ongoing Challenger Series, which consists of a total of 11 competitions all over the globe this season. Each competition serves as an opportunity for skaters to earn points and fine-tune their routines, perfectly setting the stage for later high-stakes events.

The athletes who compete this weekend will face a round of performances designed to highlight their exceptional technical capabilities and artistic expressions on the ice. Live scores and results can be followed on the U.S. Figure Skating platform, ensuring fans won’t miss a moment of the action.

This exciting annual tradition not only fuels competition but also showcases the depth of talent within American pairs skating. Be sure to stay updated with highlights and live coverage from the Challenger Series John Nicks Pairs Challenge International.