As Milano Cortina 2026 approaches, notable figures like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Shania Twain, and Michael Bublé reminisce about their experiences as Olympic torchbearers. From film stars to sports legends, Olympics.com highlights their cherished moments. Discover how the Olympic flame continues to inspire athletes and fans alike!
In a thrilling display at the ISU CS Nebelhorn Trophy 2025, Canadian figure skater Stephen Gogolev clinched his first major title, finishing with an impressive total of 255.06 points. He outperformed the USA's Andrew Torgashev and Switzerland's Lukas Britschgi by more than 15 points. Gogolev's journey highlights his remarkable growth after previous podium finishes in earlier competitions.
American figure skater Amber Glenn clinched the Nebelhorn Trophy 2025 in Oberstdorf, Germany, after securing second in both the short and free skate programs. With a total score of 214.49, she outpaced Japanese skater Chiba Mone and Korean talent Shin Jia. Glenn faced challenges, including a cramp during her routine but held strong for victory.
Reigning U.S. junior bronze medalist Patrick Blackwell leads a promising U.S. team at the Junior Grand Prix in Azerbaijan, featuring five debutants. Competing from Sept. 23-26, the athletes include Caleb Farrington, Jiaying Ellyse Johnson, and Hannah Kim as they aim for success in men’s, women’s, and ice dance events. Tune in live!
Ten elite U.S. figure skaters, including Amber Glenn and Liam Kapeikis, will compete at the Nebelhorn Trophy from Sept. 25-27, 2025, in Oberstdorf, Germany. This key event in the ISU Challenger Series serves as a vital stepping stone towards Grand Prix and Championship events. Stay tuned for livestreams and results updates.
Allison Reed and Saulius Ambrulevicius are taking center stage at the 2025 ISU Skate to Milano Figure Skating Qualifier, leading the competition after a thrilling rhythm dance performance in Beijing. With Olympic qualification in sight, the pair focused on emotion control and preparation, securing 80.95 points. Competitors include Australia’s Harris/Chan and Sweden’s Ruud Reitan/Majorov.