In a stunning display, 20-year-old Chiba Mone leads the ISU Grand Prix Final 2025 after achieving a personal best of 77.27 in the women's short program. She tops reigning champion Alysa Liu’s 75.79, with Nakai Ami in third at 73.91. Three-time world champ Sakamoto Kaori finishes fifth, marking her final appearance.
In a dramatic start to the 2025 ISU Grand Prix Final in Nagoya, defending champion Amber Glenn struggled, placing sixth after her short program. The American skater popped her opening triple Axel but recovered slightly with a triple flip-triple toe-loop combo. Leading the competition is Japan's Chiba Mone, scoring 77.27.
Canadian figure skaters Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps, the reigning world champions, finished 6th in the Grand Prix Final pairs on Friday after a shaky free skate. With 194.36 points, they aim to recover and improve as they head into a crucial season, facing strong competition from international teams.
At just 17, Japanese figure skater Nakai Ami is turning heads in her debut senior season, qualifying for the ISU Grand Prix Final 2025 in Nagoya. As she seeks a spot for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, excitement builds about her potential. Will Nakai rise to the occasion against top competitors? Stay tuned!
The 2025 ISU Grand Prix Final heats up as Fournier-Beaudry/Cizeron face Chock/Bates for the first time in ice dance. Defending champions Malinin, Glenn, and Hase/Volodin also headline spectacular matchups. With fiercer competition than ever, find out how to watch this thrilling showdown live from Nagoya, Japan!
The 2025 French Cup kicks off the international synchronized skating season as the U.S. National Team's Haydenettes, reigning World bronze medalists, head to Rouen, France, on Nov. 28-29. Discover essential details about the competition, teams, and how to watch the event live. Don't miss this thrilling season opener!