Amber Glenn leads a talented U.S. squad into the 2025 Finlandia Trophy, the finale of the ISU Grand Prix Series, set for Oct. 21-22 in Helsinki. The team includes standout athletes across disciplines, aiming for Grand Prix championships and a spot in the finals in Japan. Don't miss the action—livestreaming available!
The PGE Warsaw Cup, a crucial stop in the Challenger Series, takes place from November 19-23, 2025, in Poland. Representing the U.S., one pairs team and three ice dance teams will showcase their talent. Catch all the action and results from this premier figure skating event as athletes vie for points heading into the finals.
In a stunning performance at Skate America 2025, Georgian pair Anastasiia Metelkina and Luka Berulava lead the competition with a personal best score of 78.83, outpacing two-time world champions Miura Riku and Kihara Ryuichi by over four points. The showdown for the title intensifies as they aim for Grand Prix Final eligibility.
At Skate America 2025 in Lake Placid, Japan's Tomono Kazuki leads with a score of 95.77, aiming for his first Grand Prix title. Close behind is France’s Kevin Aymoz at 93.56, while reigning silver medallist Mikhail Shaidorov falters to third at 89.67. American hopeful Jason Brown sits fifth with a revamped 'Riverdance' program.
Jason Brown dazzled with his rendition of the classic "Riverdance" in the men's short program, finishing fifth at the 2025 Saatva Skate America. Despite some technical mishaps, he expressed pride in performing a beloved routine from his past. U.S. pairs skaters Emily Chan and Spencer Akira Howe also placed fifth. Full results available online.
Kazuki Tomono shines at Skate America, taking the lead with a stunning short program score of 95.77. The Japanese skater's performance, filled with quad jumps, garnered ovations in Lake Placid. He now leads French champion Kevin Aymoz and Kazakhstan's Mikhail Shaidorov. Drama continues in pairs, where Metelkina and Berulava excel.