A Future Champion Series Event. September 5,

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1 A Future Champion Series Event September 5, SPONSORED BY SANCTIONED BY THE USFSA 1

2 Chief Referee Bill Fitzpatrick Co-Chairpersons Barb McGrath Kathie Janowich Your application package should be mailed to: Winterhurst FSC C/o Kathie Janowich Trenton Oval Strongsville, Ohio Please check to make sure your package includes: Application Check for Entry Fee Competitor s signature form (signed by Competitor, Parent, Coach, & Club Representative) Program Advertising Form (with separate check) Self Addressed LEGAL SIZED stamped envelope Any questions can be answered by: Telephone Winterhurst FSC: leave message and a collect call will be returned to you within 24 hours. Kathie Janowich: Kjanowich@aol.com We look forward to seeing you in September!!! 2

3 S K A T E C L E V E L A N D 2003 Sanctioned by the USFSA ** SPONSORED BY THE WINTERHURST FSC DATES: September 5, 6, ELIGIBILITY: This competition is open for all USFSA registered skaters, and will be conducted in accordance with the rules of the USFSA as set forth in the Rulebook for the 2004 competition season. Skaters from all regions of the United States are eligible to enter. Skaters must be registered with the USFSA for the year, either through membership in a member club or as individual members. For the purpose of registration, the deadline for passing a test to qualify for a category shall be July 25, SKATERS MAY NOT COMPETE BELOW THEIR TEST LEVEL, BUT MAY COMPETE ONE LEVEL HIGHER THAN THEIR CURRENT TEST LEVEL - BUT NOT BOTH. HOWEVER - ANYONE ENTERING MUST HAVE PASSED THE USFSA PRE-PRELIMINARY FREESKATING TEST. ENTRIES AND FEES: Entries must bear the postmark of an official U.S. Post Office no later than July 25, LATE ENTRIES, IF ACCEPTED, WILL BE ASSESSED A $20.00 LATE REGISTRATION FEE. No refunds after closing date unless event is canceled for lack of participation. Two entries constitute a competition in any event. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN FOR ANY OTHER REASON, INCLUDING MEDICAL, except in the case of death in the immediate family. Any change to skating level or event after the registration deadline is subject to a $20.00 change fee. All entry fees are payable in U.S. dollars only. If incomplete entries are received, you will receive a collect phone call to obtain the needed information. YOU MUST INCLUDE A SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED LEGAL SIZED ENVELOPE IN ORDER TO RECEIVE A COMPETITION AND PRACTICE ICE SCHEDULE. Beginner through Juvenile will be divided into smaller groups by birthdate. Intermediate and higher will be random draw and larger groups as in qualifying competitions. EVENTS Beginner through Pre-Juvenile Compulsory, Juvenile Short Program. Beginner through Juvenile Free skating plus Pair events are final rounds. Intermediate, Novice, Junior and Senior Free skating events will be combined events.. If numbers warrant, long program will be skated for final rounds. FEES: Single Events: Intermediate/Novice/Junior/Senior combined free skating events: $95.00 for the first event (This includes short and long combined programs). $25.00 for each additional event. Beginner A, Beginner B, Pre-Preliminary /Preliminary/Pre-Juvenile/Juvenile $55.00 for the first event. $25.00 for each additional event. Couples Events: $65.00 for the first couples event, (per person). $25.00 for each additional couples event, (per person). PLEASE SEND TOGETHER Entry fees must be paid by check or money order and made payable to WINTERHURST FIGURE SKATING CLUB, and MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATION. Applications should be mailed to: Winterhurst FSC c/o Kathie Janowich Trenton Oval Strongsville, Ohio THERE WILL BE A $20.00 SERVICE CHARGE ASSESSED FOR EACH RETURNED CHECK. 3

4 ADMISSION $3.00 per day for adults and children over 12 years of age/ $3.00 Seniors One Chaperone & One Coach pass will be provided for each skater. ARENA: Winterhurst Ice Rink has two, side by side ice surfaces, each 85 feet by 200 feet, with slightly rounded corners. The arena is completely enclosed. Locker rooms and a concession area are available. EVENTS 1. COMPULSORY Beginner through Pre Juvenile 2. SHORT PROGRAM Juvenile through Senior 3. FREE SKATING Preliminary through Senior and Adult 4. PAIRS Preliminary through Senior 5. DANCE Pre-Juvenile through Senior 6. FREE DANCE Junior and Senior (Separate Events) Winterhurst retains the right to cancel any event for lack of skater entries. AWARDS: Medals will be given to First, Second, and Third Place winners in every event. Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth place ribbons will be awarded for events at Pre-Juvenile and below. PRACTICE ICE: Practice ice will be available before and during the competition on a first-come, first-served basis, at a rate of $10.00 for each free skating session. Pair and dance ice will be $10.00 per person. PRACTICE ICE SESSIONS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE. A practice ice schedule will be available after all events have been scheduled. The schedule will be available on Winterhurst s website and Practice ice schedules will also be mailed out with confirmation letters if a self-addressed envelope is provided. Practice ice can be ordered through the mail or in person at the competition. REGISTRATION: An official registration desk will be maintained at the ice arena beginning with the first practice ice session on Friday, Sept 5th. All competitors, chaperones and coaches must register. Music must be turned in at the time of registration. The registration committee will be available to answer questions and give directions. Messages may be left at registration desk. MUSIC: All cassettes must be re-wound and marked with the skater s name, event, and length of program. The preferred length of cassettes is C-10. Tapes longer than C-30 WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Music should be recorded on one side only. Broken, damaged, or improperly marked cassettes will be rejected. CD s will also be accepted. ALL MUSIC MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE REGISTRATION DESK - NO LATER THAN ONE HOUR BEFORE THE START OF THE SKATER'S EVENT. FIRST AID: First aid facilities and personnel will be available at the rink. LOCATION: Winterhurst Ice Rink is located at the corner of Warren Road and Lakewood Hts. Boulevard. Parking entrance is past the rink. It is easily accessible from I-90 and I-71. I-90 - WEST - Exit at the Warren Road exit, Lakewood Hts.. Blvd. and continue West to the rink. I-90 - EAST - Exit at the Warren Road exit. Continue on Marginal Rd. to Warren Rd. Left on Warren Rd., across freeway to Lakewood Hts. Blvd. Turn left on Lakewood Hts. Blvd. to the rink. I-71 - EAST or WEST - Exit at the 150th St. Exit. Go North on W. 150th/Warren Road, approximately four miles to Lakewood Hts. Blvd. Turn left onto Lakewood Hts.. Blvd. to rink. 4

5 Accommodations The host hotel is HOLIDAY INN - WESTLAKE I-90 & Crocker/Bassett Rd. Westlake, OH When making reservations, please tell the hotel that you are with Skate Cleveland. The Holiday Inn Westlake is a first class hotel, located approximately 15 minutes from Winterhurst. All of the rooms are beautifully decorated and feature modern, comfortable furnishings. Guest rooms underwent a renovation in 2000 to ensure the most up-to-date amenities and appointments were available for hotel guests. In addition to the guest rooms, the hotel offers an indoor pool with sauna, jogging trail and fitness center for the enjoyment and relaxation of guests. The hotel is well suited for either the business or leisure traveler. The hotel is minutes to fine dining, shopping and entertainment. For more information about the hotel, including a map and driving directions see the hot el website at Other motels/hotels in the area include: RADISSON INN CLEVELAND AIRPORT Country Club Blvd. North Olmsted, OH HOLIDAY INN MARRIOTT INN 4277 W. 150th St W. 150th St. Cleveland, OH Cleveland, OH RESIDENCE INN CROSS COUNTRY INN Clemens Rd Sperry Rd. Westlake, OH Westlake, OH HAMPTON INN-WESTLAKE COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT Detroit Rd Sperry Rd.. Westlake, OH Westlake, OH

6 COMPETITION EVENTS AND ELIGIBILITY For the purpose of registration, the deadline for passing a test to qualify for a category shall be July 25,2003 SKATERS MAY NOT COMPETE BELOW THEIR TEST LEVEL, AND MAY COMPETE ONE LEVEL HIGHER THAN THEIR CURRENT TEST LEVEL - BUT NOT BOTH Beginner through Juvenile events with a large number of entries will be divided into smaller groups by birth date. Intermediate, Novice, Junior and Senior events will be arranged by random draw. Free Skating (Single Events) Event Time Must have passed Required Elements Beginner A 1:30 No Test Requirement Half revolution jumps plus salchows,loops & toe-loops only. May not include any flying spins or back spins. Beginner B 1:30 No Test Requirement As per SSR 4.12 Pre-Preliminary 1:30 Pre-Preliminary Free Skating Test As per SSR 4.11 Preliminary 1:30 Preliminary Free Skating Test As per SSR 4.10 Pre-Juvenile 2:00 Pre-Juvenile Free Skating Test As per SSR 4.09 Juvenile 2:15 Juvenile Free Skating Test As Per SSR 4.08 Intermediate Novice Junior Senior Free Skating (Combined Events)) Event Time Must have passed Required Elements SP: 2:00 or less FS: 2.30 SP: 2:15 or less FS: 3:00 Men FS: 3:30 SP: 2:40 or less Ladies FS: 3.30 Men FS: 3:30 SP: 2:40 or less Ladies FS: 4:00 Men FS: 4:30 Intermediate Free Skating Test As per SSR 4.07 Novice Free Skating Test As per SSR 4.06 Junior Free Skating Test As per SSR 4.05 Senior Free Skating Test As per SSR 4.04 Free Skating (Adult) Event Time Must have passed Required Elements Adult Pre-Bronze Not to exceed 1:40 Adult Pre-Bronze Adult Bronze Not to exceed 1:40 Adult Bronze CR 109 Table A Adult Silver Not to exceed 2:10 Adult Silver CR 109 Table A Adult Gold Not to Exceed 2:40 Adult Gold CR 109 Table A Free Skating (Mixed Pairs) Event Time Must have passed Required Elements Preliminary 1:30 Preliminary, but not juvenile PairTest Juvenile 2:00 Juvenile, But not Intermediate Pair Test Intermediate 3:00 Intermediate, but not Novice Pair Test Novice 3:30 Novice, but not Junior Pair Test Junior 4:00 Junior but not Senior Pair Test Senior 4:30 Senior Pair Test 6

7 Compulsory/Short Program Categories Category Minutes Required Elements Beginner 1:00 Skated without music on ½ rink surface: 1. Waltz Jump 2. Salchow Jump 3. Half Flip or half lutz jump 4. Upright scratch spin (min. 3 revolutions) 5. Forward spiral Pre-Preliminary 1:00 Skated without music on ½ ice rink surface 1. Flip Jump 2. Split Jump 3. Combination jump consisting of two single jumps (no Axel) 4. Sit Spin (minimum 3 revolutions) 5. Forward Outside Spiral. Preliminary 1:00 Skated without music on ½ ice rink surface 1. Single jump of choice (Axel permitted) 2. Camel Spin (min. 3 revolutions) 3. Combination spin (no change of foot) 4. Combination jump consisting of any two single jumps (may not repeat single jump selected above) 5. Footwork sequence straight line or diagonal Pre-Juvenile 1:15 Skated without music on ½ ice rink surface 1. Axel Jump 2. Camel Spin (min. 3 revolutions) 3. Lutz/Loop Combination jump, with no steps or turns between 4. Front to back scratch spin, exit on spinning foot minimum 4 revolutions each foot 5. Footwork sequence straight line or diagonal Juvenile Short Program (event is not combined) 1:40 or less Skated on full ice surface to music of skater s choice 1. Jump combination consisting of 2 double jumps or a double jump followed by a single revolution jump with no steps or turns in between, (no Axel) 2. Axel Jump 3. Double Jump of skaters choice (may not repeat jumps done in combination) 4. Solo spin (no flying spins, no change of foot or position). Minimum of 4 revolutions. 5. Combination spin with only one change of foot and one change of position. Minimum 4 revolutions on each foot. 6. Step sequence (straight line, circular or serpentine) Intermediate Short Program 2:00 or less As defined in SSR 3.08/3.09 Novice Short Program 2:15 or less As defined in SSR 3.06/3.07 Junior Short Program 2:40 or less As defined in SSR 3.04/3.05 Senior Short Program 2:40 or less As defined in SSR 3.02/3.03 7

8 Adult Pre-Bronze/Bronze 1:15 or less Skated without music on ½ ice rink surface 1. Straight line or diagonal footwork 2. Salchow Jump 3. Waltz Jump Toe Loop Combination 4. Upright Scratch Spin (minimum 3 revolutions) 5. Spiral Adult Silver/Gold 1:15 or less Skated without music on ½ ice rink surface 1. Camel Spin (minimum 3 revolutions in camel position) 2. Flip Jump or Lutz jump 3. Waltz Jump-Loop Jump Combination 4. Back Scratch Spin (minimum 3 revolutions) 5. Straight line or diagonal footwork Novice Pairs SP 2:15 or less Per SSR 5.04 Junior Pairs SP 2:40 or less Per SSR 5.03 Senior Pairs SP 2:40 or less Per SSR 5.02 Couple Dance Events Required Times/Elements Event Pre-Juvenile Initial & Final Rounds as per SSR 8.06 Juvenile Initial Round as per SR 8.05 Final Round Free Dance (1:30 min) as per SSR 8:05 Intermediate Initial Round as per SSR 8.04 Final Round Free Dance (1.30 min.) as per SSR 8.04 Novice Initial Round as per SSR 8.03 Final Round Free Dance (2:00 min) Junior Initial Round as per SSR 8.02 Final Round OD as per SSR 8.02 Senior Initial Round as per SR 8.01 Final Round OD as per SSR 8.01 Junior Free Dance Senior Free Dance Junior and Senior Free Dance Separate Events 3 minutes 4:00 minutes 8

9 SKATE CLEVELAND 2003 (please print clearly) NAME USFSA # USFSA Basic Skills # (Allowed for Beginner A or B, FS & Compulsory, only) ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP AGE: (A/O ) BIRTHDATE: Male/Female PHONE: ( ) HOME CLUB: COACHES NAME PHONE( ) HIGHEST TEST PASSED: FREE DATE DANCE DATE PAIR DATE PLEASE CHECK EVENTS ENTERED Beginner A Beginner B Pre-Preliminary Preliminary Pre-Juvenile Juvenile Intermediate Novice Junior Senior Free Skate Comp/ Short Pairs Partner Name: Level Short FS Preliminary Juvenile Intermediate Novice Junior Senior Novice Junior Senior Adult Pre-Bronze Bronze Adult Silver Adult Gold Free Skate Comp/ Short First event: $ (Beg-Juvenile) 2 nd Event: $ (Beg-Juvenile) Combined Event: $ (Inter-Senior) TOTAL: $ Partner Name: Level Pre-Juvenile Juvenile Intermediate Novice Junior Senior Free Dance Jr. Free Dance Sr. Dance Free Make all checks payable to the Winterhurst FSC. 9

10 Mandatory Competitor Signature(s) Certification by Athlete and Parent Guardian Athlete: I agree to conduct myself, both on and off the ice, In a manner that will reflect favorably upon this Competition and upon the sport of figure skating, and that is consistent with the high standards of the sport. I agree to respect the person and property of others, and in the event I cause injury, damage, or loss to another or to the property of another, I hereby indemnify the USFSA, the Winterhurst Figure Skating Club, their officers, members, committees, representatives, employees, volunteers and agents and agree to hold them harmless against any and all claims that another person may have of which may arise out of such injury, damage or loss, together with any reasonable costs and attorney s fees that may be incurred as a result of such claims, whereto valid or not. Waiver and Release of Liability Athlete/Parent/Guardian: I understand that the USFSA and the Winterhurst Figure Skating Club undertake no responsibility for damages or injuries or loss of property suffered by the competitors. As a condition and in consideration of the acceptance of their entries or participation therein, their persona and property resulting from, caused by or connected with, the conduct and management of the competition and to waive and release any and all claims which they may have against any officials, the USFSA, Winterhurst Figure Skating Club and its officers, another entries shall be accepted only on such condition. (CR 10.12) Signature of Competitor: Date: Parent/Guardian: Date: (If Contestant is under age 18) Coach s Certification I have read this entry form and certify that the competitor is eligible to enter the events selected: Please Print: Name of Coach Home Phone: Signature of Coach Date: E: Mail: Certification of Competitor by Club Officer To the best of my knowledge, the statements on this application are true and correct. The contestant is a member of my Club in good standing in accordance with the rules of the USFSA. Please Print Name of Officer/Test Chair: Title: Signature: Date: Send entry form and all information forms together. Pairs, Couples, Dancers, please mail both entry forms together for designated events. Please enclose a self-addressed stamped LEGAL SIZE ENVELOPE, for the return of your schedule. Send entry forms to: Skate Cleveland 2003 Attn: Kathie Janowich Trenton Oval Strongsville, Ohio *****Deadline for Postmark is No later than***** Midnight, July 25,

11 S K A T E C L E V E L A N D 2003 PRACTICE ICE APPLICATION You are entitled to pre-purchase one practice session per event entered. To ensure your practice ice, we encourage you to pre-order with this form. We want to give everyone a fair chance, but prime ice time is in short supply and we cannot afford to leave ice vacant. Therefore, we reserve the right to sell any such entitled ice if not ordered at least 24 hours ahead of each session. PRACTICE ICE SCHEDULES WILL BE POSTED ON AND APPROXIMATELY TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO THE COMPETITION. SCHEDULES WILL ALSO BE MAILED OUT WITH CONFIRMATION LETTERS.. Practice ice may be pre-ordered with this form, otherwise you must purchase ice in person at the ice rink before the competition begins. The cost of ice will be $10.00 per 30 minute session. NO PRACTICE ICE WILL BE SOLD OVER THE PHONE. The practice ice schedule is not set until after the competition schedule is set and all pre-orders are received. Pre-ordered entitled ice is generally scheduled the afternoon or evening the day before your scheduled event. Practice ice sessions run in 30 minute sessions on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please sign up for only one practice session per event listed below. Shaded areas are not available. Please check the session(s) desired. Skater Name: Club Name: PRACTICE ICE REQUESTED Beginner Pre-Preliminary Preliminary Pre-Juvenile Adult Juvenile Intermediate Novice Junior Senior Compulsory Short Program Free Skating Mixed Pairs Couples Dance Total Number of Sessions requested X $10.00 = $ Enclose this form and include your total in with the entry fees due. Make all checks payable to Winterhurst Figure Skating Club. Return this form with your competition application. Any questions regarding practice ice should be directed to Wendy Brewer-Burns at forburns@aol.com 11

12 SKATE CLEVELAND 2003 PROGRAM BOOK ADVERTISING Greetings, The Winterhurst Figure Skating Club invites you to submit an advertisement to be printed in the program for the 2003 Skate Cleveland. Skate Cleveland is one of the most prestigious non-qualifying competitions held in the country. We attract skaters from all over the country, as well as hundreds of spectators. In order for an acknowledgment to be included in this year's program, all camera ready art should be submitted by July 25, If you have any questions, please leave a message for Pam Eifel at or at eifel@attbi.com. Don't forget, personal acknowledgments are a great way to thank your coach and wish your favorite skater "Good Luck"! NAME: COMPANY OR ORGANIZATION: ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER: 1/4 Page... $ /2 Page... $75.00 Full Page... $ Front Inside Cover... $ Back Inside Cover... $ Back Outside Cover... $ Business card or 1/8 page... $25.00 Patron acknowledgment... $10.00 MAIL TO: PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO: WINTERHURST FSC Winterhurst FSC C/o Pam Eifel Lakewood Hts. Blvd. Lakewood, Ohio

13 JACKSON ULTIMA SKATES FUTURE CHAMPIONS SERIES SUMMARY SHEET This competition is part of the 2003 Future Champions Series (FCS), a new and exciting program sponsored by the USFSA and the Association s Program Development Committee (PDC). The following is a brief summary of the FCS. What events are in the FCS? At all FCS designated competitions (such as this one) juvenile (not open), intermediate and novice freeskating, dance (not solo), and pairs (not similar) events are part of this series and will count towards the earning of FCS points. Short program events are not included in the FCS, and if there is a final round, it is not included. That doesn t mean you shouldn t enter such events it just means that your placement in SP, final rounds, solo dance or similar pairs will not earn you FCS points. How do I enter the FCS? By skating in this competition in eligible events you are automatically enrolled in the FCS. You don t need to do anything else. To have your points calculated at the end of the year, however, you must enter at least 2 FCS competitions (in the same event). These competitions can be in any part of the country, although when we tally your points you will be compared to other skaters from the section where your home club resides. Again, a full explanation on this can be found in the FCS program summary noted above. How do I know if I m eligible to be part of the series? First, FCS participation and your ability to skate in this (or any other competition) are two separate things. As long as you meet the eligibility requirements for this competition, and for the events you want to enter, you are eligible to skate in this competition. In most cases, if you skate in an FCS eligible event, you will receive FCS points. Th ere are only a three scenarios where skaters are not eligible to receive FCS points: 1) skaters who medalled at Junior Nationals and skate in the same event in a subsequent FCS competition won t get FCS points for that event, 2) any skater who has competed in the novice division at the US Nationals (regardless of placement) and who skates in the same division at an FCS event won t receive FCS points, and 3) any skater who has competed in a North American Challenge Series competition will not be eligible for FCS points in that discipline. Note that for pairs and dance, points are awarded to couples not individuals, so if the couple that otherwise would not be eligible to receive FCS points dissolves and each skater finds a new partner, then the new teams can receive points. What do I have to pay to enter the FCS? Nothing outside of the registration fee for the FCS designated competition itself. Who will keep tack of my points? A National level accountant selected by the PDC will tally all points for all FCS competitions. How are my FCS points determined? Points are awarded based on your placement. The points are also factored based on the number of entrants in the events. For a full description of the point system see the program summary noted above. At the end of the 2003 season, we will take your best two point totals (based on place and group size) to calculate your final FCS point total. Is there a prize? Yes! At the end of the season, all skaters who have participated in at least two FCS competitions in the same discipline will receive a certificate of participation in the series. Also, in each section, the skaters with the top four point totals in each discipline will get a special FCS medal and their names will be listed in Skating. In the event that more than one skater has the same point total, each skater will receive a medal. In addition, unlike in competitive events where a tie results in the next place being skipped, this will not be done in the FCS. For example, if at the end of the 2003 season, the point tally for juvenile girls in the East shows two skaters tied for first, three for second, only one in third, and four in fourth, then all ten skaters will get medals. If I have questions about the program whom do I ask? Lynn Goldman is the National Vice Chair for the FCS. She can be reached via at lgoldman1@austin.rr.com. You can also contact Ron Dei Cas, MD, Chair of the Program Development Committee at skatjudg@aol.com. Please note Future Champions Series in the subject line. What other competitions are part of the 2003 FCS? The following is a list of 2003 FCS competitions by section: Easterns: North Atlantic Region Lake Placid Summer Freestyle Championships (SC of Lake Placid) Lake Placid Ice Dance Championships (SC of Lake Placid) Skate Chautauqua (Jamestown SC) Moran Memorial Championships (American Academy FSC) Middle Atlantics (SC of New York) New England Region 13

14 Colonial Open (Colonial FSC) Summer Challenge (New England FSC) Cranberry Open (Yarmouth Ice Club) South Atlantic Region Cherry Blossom Invitational (Capital Regional Council MD, VA, DC) Atlanta Open (Atlanta FSC) Orange Blossom Open Competition (Tampa Bay SC) Challenge Cup (Philadelphia SC and HS) Midwesterns: Eastern Great Lakes Region Skate Nashville (Nashville FSC) Ann Arbor Springtime Invitational (Ann Arbor FSC) Shores Summer Skate (St. Clair Shores FSC) Skate Cleveland (Winterhurst FSC) Southwestern Region Skate Kansas City (Kansas City FSC) Skate Dallas (Dallas FSC) Colorado Championships (Mile High Figure Skating Association) Houston Fall Invitational (Houston FSC) Upper Great Lakes Region McCandless Skating Competition (Braemar-City of Lakes FSC) Rockford Open (FSC of Rockford) Skate St. Paul (Skate Paul FSC) DuPage Open (DuPage FSC) Pacific Coast: Southwest Pacific Region Phoenix Fiesta Skate (SC of Phoenix) Glacier Falls FSC Summer Championships (Glacier Falls FSC) Hidden Valley (Escondido FSC) Silver State Open Championships (Las Vegas FSC) Rim of the World Championships (Rim of the World FSC) Central Pacific Region CCIA Senior Competition (Central California Inter Club Association) Copper Cup (Utah FSC) Silicon Valley Open (Peninsula FSC) Skate St. Mortiz (St. Mortiz ISC) Northwest Pacific Region Jackson Hole Invitational (Jackson Hole FSC) Spring Festival (Portland ISC) Skate Alaska (Alaska Association of Figure Skaters and Anchorage 14

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