Dolensky, Kozlowski, Qiao To Compete at Eastern Sectionals

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1 Featured In This Issue Page South Atlantic Exhibitions, And Send-Off Party VOLUME XCV OCTOBER/NOVEMBER, 2013 Spotlight Skater.. 6 Officials Corner. 7 South Atlantics Results, Photos Potluck Dinner Details Ice Cream Social Dolensky, Kozlowski, Qiao To Compete at Eastern Sectionals ongratulations to our 47 club members (and coaches and parents!) who competed at the 2014 C South Atlantic Regional Championships in Charlotte, NC on October and At the qualifying level, Alice Qiao (Novice Ladies) earned 4th place and will compete at the 2014 Eastern Sectional Championships on November in Washington, DC. Winning Plus 2 special achievement awards were Alice Qiao (almost all elements), Madeleine Brown (Intermediate Ladies, footwork), and Mingda Liu (Juvenile Girls, footwork, layback spin). im Dolensky (Senior Men) and Brandon Kozlowski (Novice Pair) with partner Victoria LoRusso, SC of Boston) have T been granted byes to compete at Sectionals as well. Competitors will perform during Club Ice on November 8 (yes, there will be cake!). Tim Alice Brandon ur fabulous non-qualifying skaters earned 28 medals: eight gold, four silver, 11 bronze, and five pewter. All results and O photos are on pages South Atlantic Regional Non-Qualifying Championships Medalists Madeline Freeman (2) Charles Liu Natalie Martin Kaitlyn McGarigle Kaity Plaziak Emily Zhang (2) Monica Kantor Sasha Strain Alexa Phillips Chloe Rutter Rachel Akin Erin Brzusek Cristanne Goodwin (2) Athena Landon Madison Long Kaitlyn McGarigle Caroline Mura Adeline Wieler (2) Anna Scott Wieler Libby Bickford Kasey Anne D'Eloia Natalie Martin Caroline Mura Adeline Wieler

2 Soucci Taylor, Alice Qiao (both Novice), and Tori Williams (Junior) Jabe Roberts, Breelie Taylor and Madeleine Brown (Intermediate) 2014 South Atlantic Regional Championships Qualifying Exhibition October 11 Hannah Carleton, Lily Xie, Rahly Osenbaugh, Melody Wang, Mingda Liu, and Nile Ziegler (Juvenile) 2

3 2014 South Atlantic Regional Championships Non-Qualifying Exhibition October 4 Cristanne Goodwin (Beginner), Elizabeth Douglas (High Beginner), Madison Long (No Test). Adeline Wieler (High Beginner), Sasha Strain, Kasey Anne D Eloia (both No Test), and Chloe Rutter (High Beginner). RIGHT: Ying Yip, Emily Moosebrugger, Katie Sanyal (all Preliminary), and Charles Liu (Pre-Juvenile) Anneliese Hill, Rachel Akin (Pre-Preliminary), Erin Brzusek, Caroline Riley, Anna Scott Wieler, Kaitlyn McGarigle (all No Test), and Madeline Freeman (Pre-Preliminary) 3

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6 SPOTLIGHT SKATER Breelie Taylor What do you love most about skating? I love how I feel on the ice! It feels like freedom! There is so much to accomplish in skating. I will never be bored of skating. There are always things to learn. What is your weekly training regimen? I skate five days/week. I have my own off-ice regiment I do when I get home. What are your favorite and least favorite elements? My favorite element is my double flip because it s easy and a lot of fun to do. My least favorite is my Axel. I just can t get it stable! What is the most memorable event of your skating career? I had a clean program at regionals! The first clean program in competition (good timing, right?) Who is your favorite skater? Gracie Gold because her jumps and spins are amazing!!! Whom do you admire most? I admire Jennifer Lawrence because of her outlook on life just so happy and energetic! Tell us about your school and extracurricular activities. Tell us something about yourself that no one knows. I still sleep with a giant stuffed puppy! Tell us about your family. My sisters are Soucci, 16, Keelee, 13, Trewcci, 8, Avve, 4, and Vivvi, 1. I have a dog named Petey, a cat named Kit-Kat, and a bunny named Pepper. Favorite program? My favorite program is Firebird because it s really fast and doesn t stop (doesn t give me time to think.) My favorite competitive accomplishment would have to be placing 5th out of 20 at the Eastern Great Lakes Regionals. If I weren t a skater, I would have been A ballet dancer. Best advice you have ever received? What are your future skating and educational goals? I definitely want to get my double Axel. And start working on my triples. I would like to have a career in ice shows. I might attend college after I finish ice shows. I will definitely continue to skate. It brings me so much joy! I would like to meet... I m homeschooled in the 9th grade. My favorite subjects are oceanography and French. With the drive to and from skating, there is not much time left for extracurricular activities. My hobbies are hanging out with my bff, archery, camping, and pottery. Jennifer Lawrence because she is so funny and down to earth! If you could have one question answered, what would you ask? How many countries will I travel to? B R E E L I E My three favorite things are Books, my knife, and my purse! Favorite word: Yes Least favorite word: No Favorite quote: Don t burn bridges behind you. ~ Fortune cookie What turns me off: Arrogant and snobby people Favorite book: The Hunger Games Favorite movie: Finding Nemo Favorite song: My Love is Like a Star by Demi Lovato Favorite color: Blue Sound I love: Laughter Sound I dislike: Cardboard on cardboard. It drives me absolutely insane! I would never want to be: A dentist. It grosses me out. Three words that best describe me: Energetic, happy-go-lucky, and stubborn If I were stranded on a deserted island, I would have to have: My new knife, unlimited Nutella, and a lighter!!! Don t think. 6

7 Editor's Note: Since we are fortunate to claim so many talented U.S. Figure Skating officials, this column is designed to help you get to know them and how they began judging. dana GRAHAM Tell us about your skating career number of years skating/discipline, where you trained, coaches, competitive accomplishments. Skating started out as family recreation for me. As the youngest in a big skating family, I remember tagging along at the rink; there s a picture of me walking on ice on double-runners at the age of 18 months. Recreation turned into testing and then to competition. My sister and I ended up training in Denver, CO under Carlo and Christa Fassi. Paul Wylie and I started skating pairs together in Denver, but whenever we could get away from school, we would travel to California to train with John Nicks in the old Santa Monica Ice Capades Chalet. Dana and Paul Wylie in a grainy photo from their pair skating days Of my competitive accomplishments, I m most proud of competing at the U.S. Championships at all levels at Coach Debbie Prachar, Tim Dolensky, and Team that time in both singles and pairs; Leader Dana Graham at the 2012 World Junior winning the U.S. Junior Pairs title with Championships Paul (1980 here in Atlanta!); and representing Team USA at several senior international competitions. When did you begin judging? Appointments? After coaching part time through college and for a few years thereafter, I decided to pursue a career in education. Judging offered a different way to stay involved that s proved to be enjoyable, challenging and rewarding. When the IJS system was introduced, I was trained early on the roles of the technical panel. Today I hold Gold test and National Singles and Pairs competition appointments, as well as National Technical Controller and Specialist appointments in both singles and pairs. Officiating at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships has certainly provided highlights for me. The atmosphere is electric, the pressure on athletes mighty, and it s incredible to be there when competitors rise to the awesome occasion to capture medals. Describe your involvement with US Figure Skating and the Atlanta FSC. For over ten years, I have served as a U.S. Figure Skating Team Leader, travelling to all sorts of interesting places with TEAM USA: Stockholm, Halifax, South Korea and Belarus to name a few. I ve served in this capacity for national champions and Olympians, but being the Team Leader when the Atlanta FSC s very own Timothy Dolensky competed at the 2012 World Junior Figure Skating Championships was very special for me. What a terrific role model and representative he is, both on and off the ice! I also currently serve as the Chair of the Technical Panel Committee for U.S. Figure Skating. That keeps me pretty busy. In the past I ve served on the Board of the Atlanta FSC and was the Co-chair of the 2004 U.S. Figure Skating Championships when they were held in Atlanta. Wow - it s hard to believe it s been 10 years since that event! Tell us about your family, hobbies, profession. Most of my family still lives in Denver, so I get to that area to visit and to judge frequently. I work at the Lovett School, where I teach computer science, help with faculty professional development and work on strategic planning for technology. In my spare time, I love to play and watch tennis, go on hikes with my dog, and explore as much of the Atlanta culture as I can. 7

8 2014 South Atlantic Regional Qualifying Championships Results Indian Trail, NC, October JUNIOR LADIES Tori Williams Short Program Tori Williams 16th/22 13th/22 NOVICE LADIES, Final Rd. Alice Qiao 4th/16 Short Program Alice Qiao 4th/16, Grp. A Alice Qiao 1st/12, Grp. C Soucci Taylor 11th/13 INTERMEDIATE LADIES, Grp. A Madeleine Brown 5th/13, Grp. C Breelie Taylor 10th/17 INTERMEDIATE MEN Jabe Roberts Short Program Jabe Roberts 7th/7 7th/7 Coach Chrissy and Melody JUVENILE GIRLS, Grp. A Nile Ziegler Melody Wang Lily Xie Hannah Carleton, Grp. C Mingda Liu, Grp. D Grac e Rathbun Rahly Osenbaugh, Grp. E Kayla Moradi 16th/17 6th/16 9th/16 15th/16 9th/16 9th/16 12th/16 11th/16 Kimmie Meissner, Alice Judge Sharon, Coach Barbara, Alice Alice, Coach Barbara Kayla, Mercedes Nile, Hannah, Lily Coach Eric, Announcer John, Tori, Coach Debbie 8

9 2014 South Atlantic Regional Non-Qualifying Championships Results Indian Trail, NC, October OPEN JUVENILE GIRLS Natalie Martin 4th/12 Compulsory Moves Natalie Martin 1st/6 PRE-JUVENIL E Girls, Final Rd. Emily Zhang 1st/8 Girls, Grp. A Emily Zhang 1st/11 Libby Bickford 8th/11 Boys Charles Liu 1st/2 Compulsory Moves, Grp. A Libby Bickford 4th/7 Compulsory Moves, Grp. B Katie Sanyal Charles Liu 5th/7 7th/7 Compulsory Moves, Grp. C Emily Moosbrugger 5th/8 PRELIMINARY GIRLS, Grp. C Katie Sanyal 5th/11, Grp. D Ying Yip 7th/12 Emily Moosbrugger 12th/12 PRELIMINARY GIRLS Compulsory Moves, Grp. A Athena Landon 3rd/5 Compulsory Moves, Grp. B Caroline Mura 3rd/6 Compulsory Moves, Grp. C Monica Kantor Katrina Morgan PRE-PRELIMINARY GIRLS, Final Round Caroline Mura 17th/20 Athena Landon 9th/12, Grp. C Caroline Mura 4th/11, Grp. D Alexa Phillips 12th/12, Grp. E Katrina Morgan Monica Kantor Rachel Akin Anneliese Hill Compulsory Moves, Grp. A Kaitlyn McGarigle 1st/6 Anna Scott Wieler 3rd/6 Caroline Riley 6th/6 Compulsory Moves, Grp. B Madeline Freeman Madison Long 2nd/5 5th/5 8th/13 10th/13 11th/13 12th/13 1st/7 3rd/7 PRE-PRELIMINARY GIRLS Compulsory Moves, Grp. C Kaity Plaziak 1st/7 Kasey Anne D'Eloia 4th/7 Erin Brzusek 7th/7 Compulsory Moves, Grp. D Sasha Strain 2nd/7 Compulsory Moves, Grp. E Alexa Phillips Rachel Akin NO TEST GIRLS, Final Round Madeline Freeman Kaitlyn McGarigle Erin Brzusek, Grp. A Kaitlyn McGarigle Anna Scott Wieler Madeline Freeman Caroline Riley Madison Long, Grp. C Erin Brzusek Kasey Anne D'Eloia Katy Plaziak Sasha Strain, Grp. E Anneliese Haas 2nd/6 3rd/6 6th/20 8th/20 12th/20 3rd/14 6th/14 1st/15 8th/15 9th/15 3rd/15 5th/13 9th/15 11th/15 9th/16 HIGH BEGINNER, Final Round Adeline Wieler Chloe Rutter, Grp. A Chloe Rutter Adeline Wieler Grac e Wolfe Nicole Strain Elizabeth Douglas, Grp. C Maggie Cawston 3rd/12 9th/12 2nd/9 3rd/9 5th/9 7th/9 8th/9 7th/9 Compulsory Moves, Grp. A Adeline Wieler 4th/6 Chloe Rutter 5th/6 Grac e Wolfe 6th/6 Compulsory Moves, Grp. B Elizabeth Douglas 5th/6 Nicole Strain 6th/6 Compulsory Moves, Grp. C Maggie Cawston 5th/7 BEGINNER, Grp. A Cristanne Goodwin 3rd/8 Liam Bunde 7th/8 Compulsory Moves, Grp. A Cristanne Goodwin 3rd/7 Anna Scott, Madeline, Kaitlyn M., Madison, Adeline, Maggie Sasha, Nicole, Elizabeth Maggie, Kaitlyn M., Anna Scott Madeline, Coach Laurie, Kaity P., Coach Barbara, Athena 9

10 2014 South Atlantic Non-Qualifying Regional Championships Adeline, Kaitlyn M., Anna Scott, Madison Kaitlyn M. Athena Adeline Caroline R., Kaitlyn M., Madeline,, Madison Kaity P., Madeline, Athena Coach Pam, Adeline, Coach Brittney Adeline, Kasey Anne, Caroline M., Kaitlyn M., Anna Scott, Madison 10

11 Anna Scott Madeline, Sasha, Nicole, Elizabeth Cristanne Madison, Madeline, Caroline R., Kaitlyn M. Kaitlyn M. and Coach Brittney Kaitlyn M., Erin, Madeline Left to right: Adeline, Caroline R., Kaitlyn M., Madeline, Anna Scott, Madison, Maggie, Emily Anna Scott Kaitlyn M. 11

12 Prizes! THEME International traditional holiday dishes Bring your family's favorite holiday food to share (and the recipe if you're willing to divulge the secret) SCHEDULE 5:45-6:45 PM Upstairs (no skates allowed): Appetizers and Beverages for non-skating guests while skaters enjoy fun and games on the ice 5:45 PM On-Ice Games! 6:45-7:45 PM Party Rooms: Entrees, Veggies, Salads, and Desserts for everyone Date: November 22 IMPORTANT! Please sign in to atlantafsc.org and click on the EntryEeze link for the Potluck Dinner to access your account. Click on Volunteering to let us know the number of family members attending and what you are bringing to share - entree, side dish, hors d'oeuvre, pie or salad/ fruit. Deadline: November 15! Please RSVP to the E-vite! 12

13 U.S. Figure Skating Graduating Seniors Award Program Application Now Available The U.S. Figure Skating Graduating Seniors Award Program honors and credits those qualified graduates for their achievements during their high school years through the presentation of a certificate to the skater during a school function or recognition opportunity. To further applaud the achievements of the individuals awarded, U.S. Figure Skating will publish the names of the recipients on both the U.S. Figure Skating Graduating Seniors Program webpage as well as in Skating magazine. The program consists of four level designations with certificates awarded to individuals based upon their highest skating achievement (test or competition) during high school as noted on their application. In late spring following the application deadline and review process by U.S. Figure Skating, a congratulatory letter, award certificate, and lapel pin will be mailed directly to the applicant. To be considered for this award, applicants must complete an online application on or before March 1, The application is available at We Have An Official Facebook Page! Atlanta Figure Skating Club 2015 South Atlantic Regional Championships Dates Change for Qualifying At the request of U.S. Figure Skating, three regions, including the South Atlantic, have agreed to change the dates of the qualifying competition due to a religious holiday conflict. The revised dates are Sunday, October 5 - Wednesday, October 8 with practice beginning on Saturday, October 4. U.S. Figure Skating Social Media, Mobile and Electronic Communications Guidelines U.S.Figure Skating encourages and supports members, member clubs, programs, and teams to take part in social media by posting, blogging and tweeting positive experiences in skating as a show of support of its members and for promotion of the club, its programs, and events. However, the use of electronic communications increases the possibility for improprieties and misunderstandings and also provides potential offenders with unsupervised and potentially inappropriate access to participants. The improper use of mobile and electronic communications can result in misconduct. All electronic communication of any kind between adults and minors, including use of social media, should be non-personal in nature and be for the purpose of communicating information about skating-related activities. No contact information for any minor should be placed on any social media site. Coaches, skaters and club volunteers must follow common sense guidelines regarding the volume and time of day of any allowable electronic communication. All content between adults and minors should be readily available to share with the public or families of the minor member. If the member is under the age of 18, any , text, social media, or similar communication should also copy or include a parent. Social Media U.S. Figure Skating recognizes, however, that social media, mobile and other electronic communications can be concerning where minor participants are involved. Coaches, especially, are cautioned from having their skaters joined to their personal Facebook page or any other similar social media application. As a best practice to facilitate communication, an official club, program or team page may be set up and members and parents may join (i.e., friend ) the official organization or team page. , Text Messaging and Similar Electronic Communication Coaches, volunteers and skaters may use and text messaging to communicate among each other about non-personal matters. All and text message content between adults and minors must be non-personal in nature and be for the purpose of communicating information about club/skating-related activities. s and text messages from an adult to any minor participant should copy or include a parent. Request To Discontinue All Electronic Communication or Imagery with Minors Following receipt of a written request by the parents of a minor that their child not be contacted by any form of electronic communication by adults, we will comply with such request immediately. We will also refrain from posting a skater s name and likeness (photos, videos, images) upon request. Jane Jud at Jjudalex@aol.com. Abuse and Misconduct Social media and other means of electronic communication can be used to commit abuse and misconduct (e.g., emotional, sexual, sexting, bullying, harassment, and hazing). Such communications by a coach, official, director, employee, parent, skater or volunteer of a U.S. FigureSkating club or program will not be tolerated and are considered violations of U.S. Figure Skating s SafeSport Program. 13 Sacred Heart University s Skating Team defended their title at ISI Adult Nationals in San Francisco on October Club member Martine Szanto is pictured in the middle.

14 John Smith Memorial Competition Carolinas FSC, Indian Trail, NC September SENIOR MEN Tim Dolensky Short Program Tim Dolensky JUNIOR LADIES Tori Williams Short Program Tori Williams NOVICE LADIES Alice Qiao Soucci Taylor Short Program Alice Qiao Soucci Taylor 1st/1 1st/1 4th/5 3rd/4 1st/12 11th/12 3rd/12 10th/12 INTERMEDIATE LADIES Madeleine Brown 6th/13 Breelie Taylor 7th/13 MacKenzie Kisella 8th/13 Short Program Lily Xie Madeleine Brown MacKenzie Kisella Mingda Liu Breelie Taylor Grac e Rathbun Hannah Carleton INTERMEDIATE MEN Jabe Roberts Short Program Jabe Roberts 6th/18 7th/18 9th/18 11th/18 14th/18 15th/18 17th/18 2nd/2 2nd/2 PRE-JUVENILE GIRLS, Grp. A Emily Zhang Gabrielle Kuse Spins Gabrielle Kuse Jum ps Nastasia Rozenberg PRELIMINARY GIRLS Nastasia Rozenberg Ying Yip Compulsory Moves Caroline Mura Showcase C Caroline Mura PRE-PRELIMINARY, Grp. A Caroline Mura Triniti Fong, Grp. C Anneliese Hill 4th/7 Compulsory Moves, Grp. A Kaitlyn McGarigle Anna Scott Wieler Caroline Riley Compulsory Moves, Grp. B Kasey Anne D'Eloia Erin Brzusek Spin s Kaitlyn McGarigle Anneliese Hill Kasey Anne D'Eloia Showcase B Anna Scott Wieler 1st/6 5th/5 3rd/3 3rd/3 4th/6 5th/6 1st/5 2nd/2 7th/9 8th/9 1st/7 2nd/7 3rd/7 1st/5 2nd/5 1st/5 2nd/5 5th/5 1st/4 34 Medals! Gold: 11 Silver: 11 Bronze: 7 Pewter: 5 Hannah, Lily, Breelie, Soucci, and Jabe NO TEST, Grp. A Anna Scott Wieler Caroline Riley Kaitlyn McGarigle Kasey Anne D'Eloia Erin Brzusek Isabel Bobrik, Boys Graham Felton Compulsory Moves Isabel Bobrik Bailey Snead Jum ps Graham Felton BEGINNER, Test Track Adeline Wieler Bailey Snead Maggie Cawston Compulsory Moves, Grp. A Adeline Wieler Compulsory Moves, Grp. B Maggie Cawston Showcase A Adeline Wieler 2nd/8 4th/8 5th/8 3rd/8 4th/8 5th/8 2nd/2 2nd/5 5th/5 2nd/2 1st/4 2nd/4 3rd/4 1st/1 2nd/3 2nd/3 JUVENILE GIRLS, Final Round Maria Son 5th/12, Grp. A Maria Son 2nd/14 Mingda Liu 9th/14 Rahly Osenbaugh 10th/14 Grac e Rathbun 11th/14 Lily Xie 8th/14 Hannah Carleton 13th/14 NOVICE LADIES Alice Qiao Combined Final Final Short Program, Grp. A Middle Atlantic Championships SC of New York, New York, NY September 5-8 4th/12 10th/12 1st/12 1st/19 JUVENILE GIRLS Grac e Rathbun 6th/13 Alice 14

15 John Smith Memorial Competition Tim, Madeleine, Grace, Lily, and Hannah Maria, Lily, Hannah, Mingda, and Alice (front) Adeline, Isabel, and Bailey Anna Scott and Kaity M. Caroline M., Kasey Anne, Caroline R., Adeline, Anna Scott, and Kaity M. Anna Scott, Kasey Anne, Caroline M., Caroline R., and Kaitly M. Tim and Kaity M. Caroline M., Kasey Anne, and Erin Madeleine, MacKenzie, Tim, Hannah and Lily Kaity M., Anna Scott, and Caroline M. with Coach Brittney 15

16 Ice Cream Social & Exhibition Nearly 100 members participated in our annual ice cream social event and were treated to on-ice performances by National Showcase medalist Nancy Ellis Riggs and National Solo Dance qualifers Stephanie Brimeyer, Helena Fisher, Tiffany Hatzikoutelis, and Wendi Hiller. Many thanks to Special Event chair Lori McGarigle and volunteers Francesca Sichenze-Bryant, Carol Ann Wieler, Haydee Moreno, and Denise Snead. September 7 16

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18 National Solo Dance Colorado Springs, CO September NOVICE COMBINED Final Round Wendi Hiller 11th/12 Grp. A Helena Fisher Dance 1 Dance 2 Grp. B Wendi Hiller Dance 1 Dance 2 7th/13 4th/13 9th/13 5th/13 8th/13 3rd/13 PRE-GOLD Pattern Dance Final Round Wendi Hiller Helena Fisher Grp. A Wendi Hiller Dance 1 Dance 2 Helena Fisher Dance 1 Dance 2 5th/12 10th/12 2nd/11 3rd/11 2nd/11 6th/11 5th/11 8th/11 PRE-BRONZE Pattern Dance, Grp. A Tiffany Hatzikoutelis Dance 1 Dance 2 Pattern Dance, Grp. B Stephanie Brimeyer Dance 1 Dance 2 9th/11 10th/11 9th/11 8th/10 10th/10 8th/10 Helena, Tiffany and Wendi Helena, Stephanie, Wendi, Tiffany, and Coach Graham MAGIC CITY ICE CLASSIC Birmingham FSC, Pelham, AL September Gateway Invitational St. Louis Skating Club, St. Louis, MO July PREL IMINARY Katie Sanyal 2nd/4 PRE-PRELIMINARY Madeline Freeman 1st/5 Kaitlyn Plaziak 3rd/5 State Games of North Carolina Indian Trail, NC June 1 PRE-GOLD - Helena Fisher Pattern Dance Final 1st/3 First Dance 2nd/3 Second Dance 1st/3 NO TEST Regan Williams 2nd/6 Madeline, Kaitlyn, Coach Laurie, and Katie PRE-JUVENILE Emily Zhang 1st/2 18

19 HAPPY BIRTHDAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY Katia Kochengina Kasey Anne D'Eloia Angela Vazquez Heather Edens Dennis Brimeyer VirginiaLee Finnell Jennifer Allgood Hank Wang Susan Green Grace Liu Keok Yip Teri Brzusek Jodi Morgan Erin Lynn Suleiman Villa Christine Yen Tracy Nolan Olivia Patrick Joy Ren Judy Williams Bob Rathbun Nastasi Rozenberg Robert Brown Martha Finnell Ava Landon Jabe Roberts Selam Belkasim Gloria Lewis Kayla Moradi Kristen Wilson Marie Murdaugh MJ Kang Nancy Ellis Riggs Andrew Rutter Laurie Sanii Tami Mickle Olivia Kaloyannides Pam Levitt Penni Alper Morgan Sliker Regan Tingley Liam Bunde Natalya Rozenberg David Mickle Stella Posey Regan Williams Campbell Young Vandana Krishnan Betty McCord Chip Hiller Monica Long Olivia Ludwick Earnestine Scriven Anna Scott Wieler Martin Long Breelie Taylor Debbie Prachar Maggie Cawston Melody DeMerchant Marybeth Rathbun Katie Sanyal Sammy Sanyal Brook Cole Hannah Carleton Erika Ono Vladimir Raschetnov Kaitlyn McGarigle Alexis Kibbe Isabelle Chalker Melissa Chalker Hanna Ivester Karen Ivester S. Bridson Jones MJ Kang Directories To Be Distributed at Potluck Dinner Membership Directories will be distributed to all members (one per family) at the Potluck Dinner on November 22. Please be sure to stop by the table upstairs to pick up your copy. Members who are unable to attend the Potluck dinner will be mailed a directory only if requested by November 30. Membershipchair@atlantafsc.org. Lauren Kim Joy Ren Kening Ren Madison St. John Tara St. John Additional copies may be purchased for $5.00. Brandon Kozlowski Wendi Hiller Helena Fisher Soucci Taylor Breelie Taylor Elvira Junnila Madeline Freeman Sammy Sanyal Kaitlyn Plaziak August Novice Pairs Novice Solo Free Dance Starlight Waltz Novice Solo Free Dance Silver Dance Tango Pre-Silver Dance European W altz September Intermediate Moves Pre-Preliminary Preliminary Moves Pre-Preliminary Pre-Juvenile Moves October John Millier: Sectional Dance Technical Controller Lori Dunn: Non-Qualifying Singles Technical Controller Elizabeth Jester Olivia Kaloyannides Preliminary Moves Preliminary Moves 19

20 Atlanta Figure Skating Club P.O. Box 185 Roswell, GA EVENT DATE SPONSOR/LOCATION Hallowskate November 1 (new date) Atlanta FSC Eastern Sectional Championships November 8 Atlanta FSC Exhibition & Send-Off Party Eastern Sectional Championships November Washington FSC, Arlington, VA Potluck Dinner November 22 Atlanta FSC Holiday Skate December 6 Atlanta FSC U.S. Championships Exhibition, Party December 13 Atlanta FSC U.S. Championships January 5-12 U.S. Figure Skating, Boston, MA 20