Figure Skating News

In a heartwarming turn of events, Korean figure skater Lee Haein aims for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics following a rollercoaster year marked by adversity. Overcoming a significant suspension and mental health struggles, the 20-year-old hopes her upcoming performances at the ISU Challenger Series will cement her Olympic dreams and showcase her resilience in the sport.

In a deep dive into Olympic ice preparation, 'ice master' Don Moffatt reveals the meticulous science behind crafting the perfect rink for hockey. From water purity to temperature control, learn how Moffatt ensures optimal conditions at every Olympic Games. Discover his journey from backyard rinks to the world stage in Milano Cortina 2026.

The inaugural Kinoshita Group Cup 2025 in Osaka, from September 5-7, opens the Olympic season for top figure skaters. Headlining the event are world champions Sakamoto Kaori and Olympic medalist Bradie Tennell. The first ISU Challenger Series event in Japan promises thrilling performances. Watch live on CS TV Asahi or ISU's YouTube.

The U.S. Junior National Team is gearing up for the ISU Junior Grand Prix in Ankara, Turkey, from Aug. 27-30. Featuring twelve standout skaters, led by gold medalist Sophie Joline von Felten, the team aims for podium finishes in women's, men's, pairs, and ice dance events. Catch live updates on the ISU YouTube channel!

In an exciting debut, Olympic champion Guillaume Cizeron teams up with Laurence Fournier Beaudry at the Masters de Patinage in Villard-de-Lans, just eight months after beginning their partnership. The duo aims for Olympic glory in Milano 2026, showcasing a blend of friendship and ambition while thriving under competitive pressure.

Keegan Messing, a two-time Olympian and Canadian national champion, has announced his return to competitive figure skating, eyeing the February 2026 Olympics in Milan-Cortina. His impressive performances over the past two years have fueled speculation about a comeback, which could reignite Canada's men's discipline. Browning praises Messing's improved triple axels, hinting at an exciting season ahead.