21. Women In Olympic Skating Links to biographies of women who were part of the Harlem Renaissance. Ice Dancing. Jayne Torvill. Article. Women Olympic skaters http://womenshistory.about.com/library/bio/blbio_list_skating.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Women's History Homework Help ... Help w(' ');zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Women's History newsletter! See Online Courses Search Women's History Ice Skating Women in figure skating and speed skating, especially at the Olympics A list of profiles, with links to more information, for female skating champions, broken down into the three disciplines of the skating sport at the Olympics: Figure Skating - Individual Tenley Albright Oksana Baiul Nicole Bobek Peggy Fleming ... Kristi Yamaguchi Figure Skating - Pairs Ekaterina Gordeeva Irina Rodnina Speed Skating Bonnie Blair Catriona Le May Doan Christa Luding-Rothenburger Claudia Pechstein Ice Dancing Jayne Torvill Article Women Olympic Skaters Related pages on About include: Olympic Skating Events, 2002 Women and the Olympics Women and Sport Women Figure Skaters ... Ancient Olympics You'll find information throughout this site on hundreds of other notable women. If you can't find someone by checking the categories on the front page , the list of articles , the list of biographies , or the library page , then use the search on this page.

22. IcePartnerSearch.com Only biographies that have been updated within the past 6 months will be shown . skaters, signin and click Add/Edit Photos at the top of the page if http://www.icepartnersearch.com/news.php?archives=1

23. SkateWeb: Elite Skaters Some of these national skating federations have biographies of their Links toweb pages of nonelite-level skaters are on the Participant skaters page. http://www.frogsonice.com/skateweb/skaters.shtml

Home Site Index About Articles ... Other Skating Pages Visit our sponsors! Elite Skaters Pages devoted to individual elite skaters are grouped by discipline. Please choose one of these categories: Men Ladies Pairs Dance Coaches and other people Donald Jackson (Jackson Skates page) Sarah Kawahara (by Joelle Colville) Uschi Keszler (by Donna and Jane) Alexei Mishin and his students (by Liza and Paloma) Lee and Debbie Park professional skaters and acrobats Ron Pfenning candidate for US Figure Skating President Tatiana Tarasova Team Towler-Green Streatham Ice Arena, London, England Gone, but not forgotten Howie Harrold (by Jo Ann Schneider Farris) Robert Wagenhoffer (from Rainbow Ice) Collections Figureskatersonline.com home pages of several skaters Tino Eberl's skating page German/European emphasis Ice-Dance.com home pages of several ice dancers Pairs On Ice pair skating news and reference Kataniye.com pages for several skaters The Upcoming Network home pages of several skaters American Skaters Webring International Skater Profiles from Barry Mittan ISU skater biographies Unseen Skaters focus on skaters who are not famous (yet!)

24. Competitive Figure Skating FAQ: Skating People And Events Ludmila Oleg Protopopov Russian pair skaters who won Olympic gold medals in For currentseason music information, check out the skater biographies on http://www.frogsonice.com/skateweb/faq/people.shtml

Competitive Figure Skating FAQ: Skating People and Events This article is part of the FAQ list for (amateur) competitive figure skating. This section covers questions about specific skaters and events. This FAQ list is posted monthly to rec.sport.skating.ice.figure. Send corrections and suggestions to sandra@frogsonice.com This file is available in both plain-text and HTML/Web versions. You can get to the HTML version from SkateWeb Figure Skating Page at URL: http://www.frogsonice.com/skateweb/ Table of Contents Who's this Dick Button guy, anyway? Who was the first person to do [various jumps]? When are upcoming competitions? How do I get tickets for these competitions? When is [some skating event] going to be shown on TV? What's the piece of music so-and-so is skating to? How do I send fan mail to my favorite skater? Is [some skater] on the net? What's their e-mail address? How do I get a backstage pass for a show or competition? Whatever happened to [some competitor from N years ago]? How can I make a donation to help a competitor with their training expenses?

25. CM Magazine: Figure Skating Now: Olympic And World Stars. 2nd. Ed skatersBiography. Skating. Grades 5 and up / Ages 10 and up. There are over25 individual skaters featured as well as ten pairs teams and 13 ice dance http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/vol10/no12/figureskatingnow.html

CM . . . . Volume X Number 12. . . . February 13, 2004 Figure Skating Now: Olympic and World Stars. 2nd. Ed. Toronto, ON: Firefly Books, 2003. 127 pp., pbk., $19.95. ISBN 1-55297-833-8. Subject Headings: Skaters-Biography. Skating. Grades 5 and up / Ages 10 and up. Review by Lorraine Douglas. excerpt: These are times for greatness. They are trying times, too, for figure skating is dealing with new scoring systems, new structures and new challenges. But in the midst of turmoil, great skating still shines. And the list of talented skaters sparkles with new names. In each section. the biggest stars, like Evgeny Plushenko, Sasha Cohen, Shen and Zhao, and Bourne and Kraatz, are given several pages for their biographies. Their write ups include personal quotes as well as describing how they started skating and overcame challenges to achieve their dreams. Steve Milton, a sports writer, has a highly readable and energetic style. Sidebars provide vital information like birth dates, coaches, choreographers, etc., and some special tidbits of information are bulleted. There is a complete listing of the stars' standings in recent competitions. There are over 25 individual skaters featured as well as ten pairs teams and 13 ice dance couples. The shorter biographies are often one page in length accompanied with a striking photograph. These artists include the Canadian Jeff Buttle who was runner-up to Plushenko at Skate Canada 2003, a number of talented Chinese skaters like Chengjiang Li, and dancers Grushina and Goncharov.

26. CM Magazine: Super Skaters: World Figure Skating Stars skatersBiography-Juvenile literature. Grades 4 and up / Ages 9 and up. pairs and ice dance), and an explanation of how competitions are judged. http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/vol4/no1/superskaters.html

CM . . . . Volume IV Number 1 . . . . September 5, 1997 Super Skaters: World Figure Skating Stars. Steve Milton. Toronto: Key Porter Books, 1996. 48pp., hardcover, $xxxx. ISBN 1-55013-806-5. Subject Headings: Skating-Juvenile literature. Skaters-Biography-Juvenile literature. Grades 4 and up / Ages 9 and up. Review by Irene Gordon. Not only will Super Skaters be of great interest to avid figure skating fans, but it will also be very useful for school research projects. The book is introduced by a history of figure skating, from the first use of animal bones as skate blades some 4000 years ago, to the use of metal blades in Holland in the 14th Century, to the founding of the first skating club in the world in Scotland around 1650, to the present. As well, there is a description of how skaters prepare their programs, illustrated explanations of how the various jumps are done, a listing of the Olympic gold medalists in the four skating disciplines (men's, women's, pairs and ice dance), and an explanation of how competitions are judged. "As more and more people in Europe and North America discovered the pleasures of skating, they began to skate together on ponds and lakes. The first skating club in the world, the Edinburgh Skating Club in chilly Scotland, came into being around 1650. To join the club, you had to be able to skate in a circle on one foot, then on the other foot, then jump over a pile of three hats. Perhaps these tricky exercises could be considered the first skating competition. "(Page 3)

27. Tiffany Vise & Larry Ibarra Biography (Unseen Skaters) to up and coming American ice skaters (ladies, mens, pairs and dance). Vise formerly skated pairs with Ryan Bradley, and also skates singles, http://www.unseenskaters.com/biography/vise-ibarra.html

Biographies Articles Discussion Contact ... Home > Senior Pairs (Partnership Dissolved, see Tiffany Vise 2002 US National Junior Pairs Bronze Medalists Tiffany Vise was born on February 2, 1986, in Denver, CO, and began skating at the age of four. She enjoys roller blading and would like to be a physical therapist. She attends Gorman Middle School, and is on their cross country team. Vise formerly skated pairs with Ryan Bradley, and also skates singles, having placed as high as 6th as a Novice at the 2000 National Championships. Vise's younger sister, Brittany, is the 2002 Novice National pairs bronze medalist with her partner, Nicholas Kole. Vise skates for the Broadmoor SC. The duo trained at the Broadmoor Skating Club in Colorado Springs, CO, under their coach and choreographer, Dililah Sappenfield. They dissolved their on-ice partnership after the 2003 U.S. Championships, where they finished 11th in Senior Pairs. Competitive Record 2003 U.S. Championships - 11th 2003 Midwestern Sectional - 1st 2002 Junior Grand Prix (China) - 2nd 2002 Junior Grand Prix (Slovakia) - 3rd 2002 World Junior Championships - 6th 2002 U.S. Championships-Junior - 3rd

28. Stacey Pensgen Biography (Unseen Skaters) A webzine deditcated to up and coming American ice skaters (ladies, mens, pairsand dance). Stacey Pensgen Retired from Senior Ladies and Senior pairs http://www.unseenskaters.com/biography/pensgenstacey.html

Biographies Articles Discussion Contact ... Home Stacey Pensgen > Retired from Senior Ladies and Senior Pairs 2000 Four Continents Championships Silver Medalist Stacey Elizabeth Pensgen, of Fairport, NY, was born on May 25, 1982 in Rochester, NY. She began skating at age six and competed in both singles and pairs before stopping competing in 2004. Known for her beautiful triple lutz and backflip, she represented the Genesee FSC and trained in Colorado Springs, CO and Bloomfield Hills, MI with Diane Ronayne, Sergey Petrovsky and Richard Callaghan. Her choreographer was Olga Volozhinskaya. Pensgen had previously competed in pairs with her brother, but stopped after winning the silver medal at Junior Nationals at the Intermediate level when he stopped skating. In 2003, Pensgen returned to pairs, competing with Derek Trent at the senior level. Beginning in the fall of 2004, Pensgen will coach and attend SUNY Brockport, studying meteorology. She studied for two years at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Competitive Record 2004 North Atlantic Regional - 7th 2003 North Atlantic Regionals - 6th 2002 U.S. Championships - 17th

29. Biography - Valova-Vasiliev.com In three years, Oleg was among other young skaters who were bearing flowers for the He executed their long program, replacing pairs’ elements for http://www.valova-vasiliev.com/EnglishBiography.htm

var sc_project=395554; var sc_partition=2; Guestbook About Links Champions of 80's Date of birth: Elena Valova – 01/04/1963; Oleg Vasiliev – 11/22/1959. Place of birth: both were born in Leningrad (current Saint Petersburg), Russia. They both graduated from the P.F.Lesgaft University of Sports. They were married to each other from 1884 till 1992. Elena Valova is currently married (to German Galusha), has a son, Roman, born 1996. Oleg Vasiliev is divorced, has a daughter, Ekaterina, after the second marriage. The Beginnings. Elena Valova was born in 1963. Parents: Alla Borisovna Valova and Aleksander Dmitrievich Valov. Elena began her skating at the small public skating rink near the house where she lived with her parents. Her father even tried to coach her asking Elena to dance to the music going through their window. Teachers and students from her school were very well aware of these endeavors. One day, the principal of the school advised Elena to go to the ice rink on the Plehanov Street, where Tamara Moskvina was auditioning children for the skating school. Elena went there and was accepted to the school in the first attempt. Elena Valova, “I was dreaming about large arenas, prestigious championships and big victories. During my childhood, I loved skating at this small public skating rink by our house and imagined myself inside the real stadium, where the champions skated. For the complete picture, I will say that I even skated to the music that my father would turn on for me, and I listened to my favorite melodies. Later, my grandmother registered me for the children’s skating group, and I began training on a regular basis. I was seven years old.”

30. Valova-Vasiliev.com Their biographies, from the moment of the pair was organized till the retirement remarkable figure skaters of that time, their faces and achievements. http://www.valova-vasiliev.com/indexEnglish.htm

var sc_project=395554; var sc_partition=2; Guestbook About Links Champions of 80's WELCOME to the web site dedicated to the great Russian figure skaters, Olympic champions, three-time World and European champions, Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev. Elena and Oleg continued the tradition of Russian victories in pairs’ figure skating after the retirement from sport of Irina Rodnina and Alexander Zaitsev. The skating style of Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev united the grace and elegance of Ludmila and Oleg Protopopovs and also athleticism and dynamics of Irina Rodnina and Alexander Zaitsev. Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev were the first pair to perform side-by-side triple jump. They were the first Soviet figure skaters who turned professional after retirement from the amateur career Burden of glory – is it easy to bear? E. Valova: Difficult. Some people exaggerate our virtues, others - our flaws , and a few of them want to see us the way we are. from an interview for a Russian magazine Website " Poetry in Motion "

31. Salé - Pelletier.com : 1998 - 1999 Biography Martin Cleary, pairs skaters Prepare for Spirited Battle, The Ottawa Citizen,Tuesday, January 26, 1999. Beverley Smith, Pair Put Canada Back of Figure http://www.sale-pelletier.com/english/biography.html

1998 - 1999 Season New Team, New Beginning In his competitive career, David Pelletier had competed internationally with three different pair partners. David split from his most recent partner, Caroline Roy, following the 1998 national championships feeling extremely frustrated. "After the 1998 Canadians, I decided to take 2 months off my skating. I sat down and wrote some criteria I wanted for another partner. I decided that if I can't find anybody, I'll just quit," (Skate Canada, CTV, 1998). In addition to the technical elements of their skating, coach Richard Gauthier knew there was another component of the partnership that needed to be addressed. "'I had seen Jamie in junior and novice, and I knew that she and David had the same charisma and the same desire to perform,' Gauthier said. 'But I also knew of David's reputation, and I told him if he couldn't control his emotions and make every day on the ice pleasant, he'd better leave,'" (Stubbs 2000). Before their pairing, both skaters had built a significant amount of frustration. "When I got there, to Richard, I was not exactly the same person as I am now. I had a lot of frustration inside me from a couple of bad years. What he heard about me was not so good. I think his biggest work was not to show me how to do my double axel or anything - it was to show me how to control my emotions and how to make it work for me and not against me," (David Pelletier, Canadian Championships, CTV, 1999). Jamie agreed: "It was very difficult when we were doing certain elements that we knew we could do. In the beginning, if we missed it, it was devastating - like the end of the world. Now it's like we laugh at each others mistakes. I fall on a throw and he laughs, seriously. 'What's wrong with you,' he says like a joke," (Canadian Championships, CTV, 1999).

32. Skaters Includes biographies, newsletters, competition results, and photos photos,and background information about Olympic silver medalist pair skaters http://www.reference.com/Dir/Sports/Skating/Ice_Skating/Skaters/

Dictionary Thesaurus Encyclopedia Web Home Premium: Sign up Login YOUR AD HERE Dictionary ... Encyclopedia - Web Directory Web Directory Top Sports Skating Ice Skating / Skaters Abt, Alexander Andreev, Fedor Browning, Kurt Corwin, Amber ... Skate World Skate World is a collection of web sites about figure skaters. The individual web sites are created by the skaters themselves Charisma's Skating Page A site dedicated to all aspects of figure skating. There's something for everyone from serious competitors to casual fans. Also includes fan pages for Tara Lipinski and Amber Corwin. Anissina/Peizerat Fan Club Website of the official fanclub for French ice dancers, Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat. Includes biographies, newsletters, competition results, and photos Bonus.com's Kristi Yamaguchi Feature Learn more about Kristi and take a quiz to see how much you already know. Cool on Ice: Jamie Salé and David Pelletier Focuses on the new Canadian pair of Sale and Pelletier Gordeeva and Grinkov corner by Su-jan Yip A fan page for Ekaterina Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov, and also Katia Gordeeva in her new solo career International Figure Skaters Association The International Figure Skaters Association is open to all figure skater, eligible as well as ineligible. Its purpose is to strengthen all skaters. The main goal of the association is to get the skaters voices to be heard.

33. TSB Features | Articles | May 25, 2003 - Page 1 Without further ado, here is our list of the twenty skaters that you should After reading all the biographies and introducing yourself to all of the http://www.theskateblade.com/features/articles/030525.htm

The 20 Most Promising Skaters of 2003 By TSB Staff Each season, there is a new crop of names that almost seem to appear without warning onto the radar screen that is the international figure skating scene. Each year this group of youngsters are jumping higher and spinning faster. Each year they are also becoming more talented artistically as they gain exposure to the art of figure skating. This year, TSB is starting a new tradition. We are honoring the skaters whom we feel are just on the verge of international success. The criteria for recognition was simpledemonstrated high levels of skating ability with the promise of further growth in the future. As there are many talented up-and-comers in the world of figure skating, we decided to narrow this list to only include those skaters who have yet to medal in a major senior international competition. This eliminated many names which, although we feel that they have much potential for the future, have already demonstrated that they are capable of results. Without further ado, here is our list of the twenty skaters that you should become more familiar with.. we're sure that you'll be seeing their names in headlines and at the top of podiums in the not-so distant future. The list is presented in alphabetical order.

34. Short Canadian Figure Skater Biographies: Dance Back in those days 8), pair skaters often competed as dance skaters and vice versa.With some success as dance skaters, Dafoe and Bowden are probably still http://www.skate.org/can/bio-dance.html

Short Canadian Figure Skater Biographies: Dance Contains: Jennifer Boyce and Michel Brunet Basic Stats Competative History Amateur 17th, Worlds '95 (Birmingham, England, Grb) , Canadian Nationals '95 (Halifax, NS) Nations Cup '94 (Gelsenkirchen, Germany) Shows and Exhibitions Eatons Skate the Nation Tour '95 Pictures from International Figure Skating Frances Dafoe and Norris Bowden Back in those days 8), pair skaters often competed as dance skaters and vice versa. With some success as dance skaters, Dafoe and Bowden are probably still better remembered as pairs skaters. Marie-France Dubreuil and Tomas Morbacher A young dance team. Basic Stats Tomas Morbacher Home Town: Czechslovakia (sp?) somewhere. 8) Trains: near Montreal, QC Competative History Amateur 4th, Canadian Nationals '95 (Halifax, NS) France Trophy '94 (Lyon, Fra) Isabelle and Paul Duchesnay Paul was born in France. Isabelle was born in Canada. They were both raised in Canada and competed for same until they became dissatisfied with their progress. Feeling too restricted, they took advantage of Paul's dual citizenship and decided to compete for France in 1985, where success has brought them a rabid fan following. In the end, I find it totally irrelevant that they compete for France.

35. Skate.org Short Canadian Skater biographies A NonCanadian Figure Skating Fan Page are the quickest and most direct ways of contacting specific skaters (short http://www.skate.org/

Contains: What's New Site Overview by Nation by Discipline ... Competitions Shows Contacting Skaters Collector's Guide Skating Paraphenalia Other Links of Interest What's New (as of Saturday, 01-Jun-2002 07:48:43 GMT) Nothing has been new for a long time. I'm currently doing a sweep to remove broken links. Site Overview Figure Skating from a National Perspective A Canadian Figure Skating Fan Page Bourne and Kraatz Brasseur and Eisler Kurt Browning ... Underhill and Martini , and Short Skater Biographies A Non-Canadian Figure Skating Fan Page Chen Lu Kristi Yamaguchi , and Non-Canadian Short Skater Biographies Figure Skating by Discipline Women Chen Lu Midori Ito Elizabeth Manley Yuka Sato ... Kristi Yamaguchi Men Kurt Browning David Liu Brian Orser Michael Shmerkin ... Elvis Stojko Pairs Brasseur and Eisler Hough and Ladret Underhill and Martini Dance Bourne and Kraatz Fours Precision Miscellaneous Short Canadian Skater Biographies A Non-Canadian Figure Skating Fan Page Competitions Upcoming Competitions Includes date, locations, participants and air dates where available. Championship Series Events Championship Series Final General Event List Current Competition Results ... Incomplete Historical Professional Competition Record Tours, Shows and Exhibitions

36. Figure Skating --  Encyclopædia Britannica figure skating sport in which ice skaters, singly or in pairs, Includesbiographies of athletes, a list of member skating clubs, news, results, http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9034240

Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents Expand all Collapse all Introduction History Pioneers of the sport 20th-century champions Recent trends and changes Equipment and technique Boots and blades Figures and moves in the field Training and injuries Skating categories Freestyle Jumps Spins Pairs skating ... Judges Competition levels Amateur competition Regional and national International competition World championships (worlds) Grand Prix and Junior Grand Prix European and Four Continents championships Olympics Professional ice skating Competitions Ice shows Additional Reading Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%!

37. Untitled Document Event Information. Schedule. Entries skaters Biography. Results. Medallists pairs. Free Skating. Capital Gymnasium. Friday, February 14th http://www.chnfs.org/saishi/2003si/2003Four ContinentsFigureSkatingChampionshi

38. Olympics 2002: Figure Skating The singles and pairs competition has been a part of every Winter Games since Some of its most famous Olympians were figure skaters, including Sonja http://www.infoplease.com/spot/02olfigure1.html

in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Daily Almanac for Sep 25, 2005 Skip Navigation Home Almanacs ... Word of the Day Editor's Favorites Hispanic Heritage Month Hurricane Katrina Daylight Saving Time Ramadan ... Texas Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map College Center Scholarship Search College Resources Career Center Job Search Post Your Resume Continuing Ed. more . . . Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips Figure Skating The year of Kwan or Slutskaya? By John Gettings RELATED LINKS 2002 Winter Olympics 2002 Figure Skating Medal Standings Figure Skating Through the Years Encyclopedia: Figure Skating Once a vital means of transportation throughout northern Europe, ice skating evolved into a sport during the 18th century. The man credited with giving birth to the type of figure skating we see today is Jackson Haines, an American from New York. In the early 1860s, Haines's new combination of music, ballet, ice skating, and dancing wasn't well received in this country. So he took his revolutionary ideas to Vienna, Austria, where they flourished. Figure skating debuted at the 1908 Olympic Summer Games in London. The singles and pairs competition has been a part of every Winter Games since 1924. The ice dancing competition was introduced in 1976.

39. EPL.ca: Figure Skating Story of the pairs figure skating scandal at the Salt Lake City Olympic Games . Find Topics in our Catalogue; Ice Dancing skatersBiography http://www.epl.ca/EPLMaster.cfm?id=FIGURESKATIN0002

40. The Figure Skating Corner Mail Contact Then check out the Biography Pages of Figure skaters or the Official Home Pages of Fi. pairs first and surnames nation/region/club CD1 (CD2) OD FD TFP http://home.snafu.de/eberl/emailto.shtml

EISKUNSTLAUF - ECKE GREETINGS Enter your code: CURRENT Event Schedule TV Schedule DIALOG Discussion Forum Kids-Corner Partner Search Recreational Skating ... Guestbook SOURCES Offizielle Home Pages Photo Directory Figure Skating Links References / FAQ ... Useful Links ARCHIVE Result archive Photo riddle archive CONTACT Contact TFSC SITE INFOS Search Site Map FAQ (in German) Help Submitting your site Linking to TFSC Before sending an e-mail inquiry to The Figure Skating Corner , please, make sure you have used the available information sources thoroughly. You are looking for information regarding a specific skater? First, check out the list of Figure Skating Fan Pages for the skater you are looking for. In these pages figure skating fans have compiled lots of information on "their" skater(s). Following these links increases your chances of success especially when looking for autograph addresses, competition history and skater's pictures. If you haven't found the information you were looking for, then check out the

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