Get ready for the thrilling Olympic figure skating season as competitors gear up for the Milano Cortina 2026 Games! We take you through essential FAQs, major events leading up to the Olympics, and spotlight top contenders like Ilia Malinin and Alysa Liu. Dive into the finishes and chemistry behind this winter spectacle!
Goku Endo's inspiring journey at the Kinoshita Group Cup in Japan fulfilled a heartfelt pact with his ill grandfather. After battling adversity, Endo skated for the first time in front of his grandparents, achieving a personal dream. His emotional performances were supported by the family's unwavering commitment, showcasing resilience in figure skating.
The 2025 Challenger Series Trialeti Trophy heats up with 11 U.S. National Team skaters heading to Tbilisi, Georgia, from October 8-11. Competing in women's, men's, and pairs events, athletes like Starr Andrews and Jason Brown aim for points ahead of the Grand Prix. Stay updated with results and livestreams for all the action!
The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating 2025-26 season kicks off with top skaters vying for Olympic spots. Featuring six events, starting in France on October 17 and culminating in Nagoya, Japan, from December 4-7, fans can watch live on various global networks. Stars like Ilia Malinin and Alysa Liu aim for the spotlight.
Sophie Joline von Felten clinched her second consecutive bronze medal at the ISU Junior Grand Prix in Poland, showcasing a historic performance by landing the first quad Salchow by a U.S. woman at an international event. Competing from Oct. 1-4, she earned a personal-best score, solidifying her place among elite junior figure skaters this season.
In a triumphant return to form, Canadian figure skater Stephen Gogolev, a former prodigy, has rediscovered his passion for the ice after navigating injury setbacks. After clinching gold at the Nebelhorn Trophy, Gogolev prepares for Skate Canada International, setting his sights on the 2026 Olympics. His scenic comeback underscores resilience in professional figure skating.