The NHK Trophy 2025 in Osaka, Japan, serves as the fourth stop in the ISU Figure Skating Grand Prix series. Scheduled from November 7-9, the event features short programs, free skating, and a concluding exhibition gala. Stay updated with live results, scores, and standings throughout this thrilling weekend of competitive figure skating.
In the latest episode of “Ink on Blades,” figure skaters delve into the art of music selection for their Olympic programs. Choreographer Benoît Richaud shares his creative process, highlighting his vast playlists and the emotional connection between music and movement. Get an inside look at the collaboration that shapes memorable performances on ice.
Isabeau Levito shined at Skate Canada International, clinching second place in the short program with a score of 71.80. Just 0.49 points shy of the lead, she impressed with a stellar triple flip-triple toe loop combo and top program components. Fellow Americans Bradie Tennell and Sarah Everhardt placed fifth and seventh, respectively.
Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier made a stunning start to their Olympic season at Skate Canada with a RuPaul-themed rhythm dance, securing a commanding five-point lead in the standings. Their score of 85.38 placed them first, as they seek a sixth consecutive Grand Prix title. A thrilling performance sets the stage for Sunday's free dance showdown.
Canadian ice dance duo Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier lead Skate Canada International after the rhythm dance with 85.38 points, aiming for a sixth consecutive title. They outscore Lithuanians Reed and Ambrulevicius and Americans Carreira and Ponomarenko. Free dance scheduled for Sunday at 1:40 p.m. ET, with live coverage on CBCSports.ca.
Ilia Malinin takes the lead at Skate Canada, amassing a 12-point advantage with a phenomenal score of 104.84 in the men's short program. As the two-time world champion, he aims for a remarkable 12th consecutive international win. Tomono Kazuki and Aleksandr Selevko follow, vying for Olympic spots. Don't miss the action!