After a jam packed two days of fierce competition in Vancouver, here are our highlights from the second Grand Prix event of the season.
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After a jam packed two days of fierce competition in Vancouver, here are our highlights from the second Grand Prix event of the season.
(more…)After a one year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Skate Canada International is back this year hosted by the city of Vancouver, British Columbia for the first time in 43 years. Initially the Grand Prix event was due to be held behind closed doors, but on 20 October Skate Canada announced that a limited number of all-event tickets would go on sale.
(more…)The Grand Prix Series got under way over the weekend at Skate America in Las Vegas and here were the moments that stood out for us from the event.
(more…)For the third consecutive year, Las Vegas plays host to Skate America. Thankfully this time round there will be real spectators and not cardboard cutouts. Although we will miss seeing the Gecko. No really. Here are all the essential details that we put together for your viewing pleasure!
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After three days of intense competition, countless tests and masks, the final quota places for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics have been decided at the Nebelhorn Trophy in Oberstdorf, Germany.
(more…)By EOI Staff
The eyes of the skating world turn to the German town of Oberstdorf this week as the final quota places for the Beijing Winter Olympics next February will be allotted at the Nebelhorn Trophy.
(more…)Stockholm 2021 Preview: World’s Top Skaters Vie For Global Honours And Olympic Spots
By Hiro Yoshida
After no World Championships in 2020, a World Championships like no other before it will take place this week in Stockholm, Sweden.
(more…)By Hiro Yoshida
Sometimes fairy tales do happen. Ten years ago, today, the stage for one of skating’s greatest Happily Ever Afters was the bitterly cold PostFinance Arena at the European Figure Skating Championships in Bern, Switzerland and Sarah Meier was our Cinderella.
(more…)By Hiro Yoshida
The 2011 European Figure Skating Championships in Bern, Switzerland that took place exactly a decade ago this week were an unforgettable competition for a variety of reasons. Ten years on the memories are still vivid for those of us who attended.
(more…)By Hiro Yoshida
Six years on from his move to Montreal, Romain Haguenauer has become one of the key players behind an ice dance revolution that has changed the sport. With over two decades as an elite coach behind him, Haguenauer continues to see new possibilities ahead even during these uncertain times.
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