2004 - Los Angeles Figure Skating Club

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Volume 61, Issue 5
WINTER 2004/YEAR IN REVIEW ISSUE
You have probably noticed that this
is the first newsletter you have received in a few months. As you can
see, we re-vamped its look and we
hope that you like the result. Some of
you might remember the day when we
had color pictures in every issue. Well,
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Preliminarily, I want to thank the
membership for electing me as your
President. I am honored to serve you,
and hopefully I can be instrumental in
making some changes for the better.
This season has been exciting so
far. We hosted LA Open instead
of a club competition in July.
Skaters, coaches, and judges
came from all over the country to
join us. The competition was selected by USFS as a Future
Champion Series event and it
spanned four long and exciting
days. The Board has decided to
keep this competition as an open
in the coming years, and we
hope for the same success.
In August, we hosted a Southwest Critique for our home club
members. All such members were invited to skate their competition program. Judges who were assigned to
judge Regionals gave invaluable feedback to the skaters and their coaches
in enough time to make necessary
changes before Regionals. Following
the on-ice critique, skaters, coaches
and parents were treated to an off-ice
seminar on the new rules and judging
protocol. All attending members were
given sheets that judges use in their
event, including short program deduction sheets. Further, Nationals judges
were available to answer questions
throughout the evening. The critique
was a great success and the feedback
from the program was excellent. We
will definitely follow a similar format
next year.
tional competitors, and presented
them each with a check and a special
team bag. We crowned Pauline
Mercado as our newest Volunteer of
the Year, and presented her with the
In October, LAFSC hosted a sendGinger Flaherty Memorial Plaque.
off celebration for our home club memThank you Pauline and each and every
bers competing in Regionals. Each
one of our volunteers for all the terrific
skater was awarded a certificate, a
work they have done for the Club this
special team outfit with their name,
past year and always. Finally, we anand a personalized skate towel. The
nounced our newest life member,
team posed for a picture which is disMark Cockerell. While representing
played in our trophy case at Pickwick.
the LAFSC, Mark won the 1976 Junior
After the picture, we hosted a party in
World Championships and was a Olymtheir honor. Everyone had a great
pic & World Team Member in 1984.
What a great year we have had
so far! The Junior Council is flourishing, and membership has
grown and strengthened. We owe
the success to you—our members.
As you can see, change is in
the air—we are listening to your
comments and suggestions, and
will continue to do so. Our Board
is excited to implement changes
to make our Club even stronger,
so please make your voice heard.
Contact any of us with your comments—we will listen. Each of you
time, and it made us realize that we
is very important to us and we hope to
need to do this more often.
help you achieve your goals, whatever
We then hosted the Southwest Pat
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parents raved about our hospitality
please introduce yourself. My goal is
and professionalism. The competition to personally know each member, and
went off without a hitch, thanks to the for all of you to feel comfortable chatamazing work of our terrific volunteers. t
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Last, and certainly not least, in
November we held our annual meeting, where we presented our newest
Gold Medalists with their hard earned
Gold medals. We also honored our
National, Sectional, and Junior NaTHE ICE MONITOR
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DAWN EYERLY,
PRESIDENT LAFSC
LOS ANGELES ICE THEATER—
CHAMPIONS ONCE AGAIN!
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Junior Team won the 2004 International Ice Theater Competition
held in Cape Cod dazzling the audience and judges alike with their
rendition of Cats. Congratulations
to all of the amazing skaters that
are part of our team, and to
Danelle Cole, their head coach
and choreographer, and her assistants, Denise Moore, and Jennifer Brenson. Great job team
and continued success to you all!
Check out the spread on our
team in Skating Magazine!
L A O P E N C H A M P I O N S H I P S — A F U TU R E C H A M P I O N S
SERIES EVENT
The 2004 Los Angeles Open
Championships proceeded
without a hitch! We were especially proud to welcome so
many skaters and officials
from all around the country.
Congratulations to the winners of the two perpetual trophies:
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Max Aaron of the Coyotes
Skating Club of Arizona
wond the Van Valkenburg
Trophy for the Most Outstanding Performance of
the Competition. Congratulations Max!
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The winner of the
Virginia Fratianne Trophy
for Most Artistic Performance was Jessica Perino
of the Los Angeles Figure
Skating Club. Congratulations to Jessica! Since
winning the Fratianne
Trophy Jessica has taken
and passed a number of
her dance tests, and is
currently working on her
Silver Dances. Congratulations Jessica! Keep up
the good work!
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THE ICE MONITOR
LA FS C ME MBE RS ROC K! The Los Angeles Figure Skating Club
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thank EVERYONE for pitching in to help
make the LA Open a success. We had
over 200 skaters from all over the
county and just about everyone I had an
opportunity to speak with at the competition was full of praise for how well run
the competition was and how friendly
and welcoming our members are.
Sheri Pellegren and Mary Cohen did a
phenomenal job with hospitality. They
made keeping a small army fed look
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toughest job to do at any competition.
Pauline Mercado did an equally impressive job coordinating the Junior Board
activities, and registrar, Jan Soo Hoo
kept things running smoothly at the
registration desk. Ian McInnes and
Charlie Miltimore were our go to guys,
by: Jackie Bundy
pitching in and helping with anything
and everything. Music chairperson,
Don Nelson, and his great team made
sure all the skaters had a chance to
shine. Whether it was helping by doing
one of many jobs that goes into putting
on a competition, donating needed
items, or helping out during the compet
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without all you wonderful volunteers.
Thanks to: Elina Adut, Arous
Ajaryan, Chris Ajaryan, David Allen,
Selina Amranyan, Meaghan Baitel, Julia
Bakerink, Kitty Bell, Helen Bender, Kyra
Berger, Kayla Binder, Stephanie Bundy,
Rachel Cypres, Krystal Davis, Trista Demuth, Mary DeVito, Raquel DeNieri, Eva
Heimann, Roxette Howe, Nicole
Huenergardt, Hayley Kidd, Girade Jackson, Chantel Lee, Teresa Liang, Gillian
Liau, Savannah Matlow, Brent Mercado,
Serinah Mnatsakayan, Alexis Newmark,
Brianna Pellegren, Shayna Rothenberg,
Hasmik Saakkian, Nichol Saint John,
Chris Soo Hoo, Hayley Soo Hoo, David
Sparks, Laura Stern, Rachel Trail, Katelyn Unglesbee, Renee Velasquez, Elina
Veytsman, Hannah Wallace, Darian
Weiss, Maral Zohrabian, Vanessa
Balao, Stephanie Peterson, Sarah Cunningham, Sandy Stern, Joanne Davis,
Debbie Wolen, Deborah Cunningham,
Bob Davis, Alexis Foy, Mike McGuire,
Don Rabbit, Lydia Payne, Michael Cruz,
Nancy Vega, Cheryl Rubin, Lynda Cyprus, Cheryl Prueher, Rachelle Brikar,
Linda Blood, Teri Wiley, Michelle Bell,
Cynda Starleaf, Manzar Sarebanha,
Joyce Helock, Edwin Balao, Vicky Costanzo, Alice Rothenberg, and Paula
Smart.
A W ARM WE LC OME TO OU R
NE WEST LAFS C MEM BERS !!
NICHOLAS ABOUZEID
DAKOTAH DeVRIES
VALENTINA LORE
KRISTINA LAM THAI
ASHLEY AGREN
KIMBERLY EDDINGER
BOBBI MARKS
ARIELLE TRUJILLO
MARK ARTEAGA
K. LEIGH FURZER
SAVANNAH MATLOW
BRIONNA VENTURA
SHERAINE ATKINSON
AMIR GANABA
VIVIAN A. NGUYEN
ASHLEY VENTURA
LINDSEY BACON
NICOLE GILMAN
SARAH K. PENAFLOR
TENILE VICTORSEN
VANESSA KRISTI BALAO
OLIVIA ROSE HABIB
GABRIELA PEREZ
KAREN WIEGMANN
J. ALEXANDER
SAMAR HAFEEZ
CHAD PHILLIPS
RACHEL WIEGMANN
BARNETT
NICHOLE HAMBURGER
ALYSSA PHILLIPS
DEVAN K. WINSTON
JAMILA ISABEL BARRANDA
DANA HO
CARRIE PHILLIPS
BENNY WU
REBECCA BARRIOS
ARIEL HUNTER
LARA C. PRUITT
PAULINA BARRIOS
BRENDA JI
ASHLYNNE RAGASA
KITTY ELIZABETH BELL
KARIN KOJIMA
JILLIANNE M.S. SALAS
MICHELLE BELL
MINAMI KOJIMA
CHRISTINA SERGOYAN
KARL BOWMAN
CHRISTINA KOPP-PLUTCHAK MARISA SHARMA
NEVADA BRANDT
MADELEINE LEE
BRIAN SIMM
LA'SHANIQUE TACHA DALCOUR
MARIE-LAURE LEGLISE
ARTHUR RICHARD STROBEL
THEMI LEFTHERIS
JILL TAGUCHI
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THE ICE MONITOR
LA OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS—
CONGRATULATIONS LAFSC SKATERS!
ADULT SILVER LADIES ARTISTIC
2.
Wanda Gelsebach, LAFSC
INTERMEDIATE LADIES - GROUP D
Final Standings
Place
SP
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Name
8.
6
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Kellie Fox, LAFSC
9.
7
9
Emily Andrews, LAFSC
BASIC 2 GIRLS COMPULSORY PROGRAM
1.
Lauren Campbell, LAFSC
2.
Shayna Rothenberg, LAFSC
4.
Gabriela Perez, LAFSC
INTERMEDIATE LADIES ARTISTIC
3.
Christina Sharmahd, LAFSC
4.
Krystal Davis, LAFSC
8.
Arous Ajaryan, LAFSC
10.
Amanda Starrantino, LAFSC
11.
Elina Veytsman, LAFSC
12.
Victoria Woodward, LAFSC
BASIC LEVEL 1 FREE SKATING
2.
Madeleine Lee, LAFSC
BASIC LEVEL 2 BOYS FREE SKATING
1.
Joseph Visser, LAFSC
2.
Nicholas Abouzeid, LAFSC
INTERMEDIATE MEN
Final Standings
Place
SP
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1.
2
1
BASIC LEVEL 2 GIRLS - GROUP A FREE SKATING
2.
Shayna Rothenberg, LAFSC
7.
Brenda Ji, LAFSC
Name
Brent Mercado, LAFSC
BASIC LEVEL 2 GIRLS - GROUP B FREE SKATING
1.
Mia Yolles, LAFSC
3.
Nicole Gilman, LAFSC
5.
Lauren Campbell, LAFSC
6.
Nevada Brandt, LAFSC
INTERMEDIATE SPINS
3.
Christina Sharmahd, LAFSC
BASIC LEVEL 3 GIRLS - GROUP A FREE SKATING
2.
Raquel DiNieri, LAFSC
5.
Hannah Wallace, LAFSC
9.
Helen Bender, LAFSC
JUNIOR LADIES COMBINED
Final Standings
Place
SP
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Name
7.
8
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Eva Marie Heimann, LAFSC
8.
7
8
Jessica Perino, LAFSC
JUNIOR LADIES ARTISTIC
1.
Jessica Perino, LAFSC
BASIC LEVEL 3 GIRLS - GROUP B FREE SKATING
3.
Alexis Newmark, LAFSC
6.
Ashley Smith, LAFSC
8.
Rachel Echeto, LAFSC
JUVENILE BOYS
4.
Chad Phillips, LAFSC
JUVENILE GIRLS - GROUP A
2.
Nina Lam, LAFSC
8.
K. Leigh Furzer, LAFSC
10.
Vanessa Balao, LAFSC
11.
Haley Luciani, LAFSC
13.
Jillianne Salas, LAFSC
BASIC LEVEL 3 GIRLS ARTISTIC
2.
Raquel DiNieri, LAFSC
5.
Rachel Echeto, LAFSC
6.
Helen Bender, LAFSC
7.
Ariel Hunter, LAFSC
9.
Hannah Wallace, LAFSC
11.
Ashley Smith, LAFSC
12.
Stephanie Ayeroff, LAFSC
JUVENILE GIRLS - GROUP B
9.
Roxette Howe, LAFSC
JUVENILE GIRLS - GROUP C
4.
Ashlynne Ragasa, LAFSC
5.
Kayla Binder, LAFSC
12.
Monique Nece, LAFSC
INTERMEDIATE DANCE –COMPULSORY DANCE
2.
Jackie Powers, LAFSC
David Sparks, LAFSC
INTERMEDIATE LADIES - GROUP A
Final Standings
Place
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Amanda Starrantino, LAFSC
8.
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Kristina Thai, LAFSC
INTERMEDIATE LADIES - GROUP B
Final Standings
Place
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Hayley SooHoo, LAFSC
4.
8
3
Pauline Phu, LAFSC
5.
4
5
Krystal Davis, LAFSC
6.
7
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Jackie Powers, LAFSC
8.
3
9
Lauryn Lesovsky, LAFSC
9.
9
8
Arous Ajaryan, LAFSC
11.
11
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Victoria Woodward, LAFSC
JUVENILE GIRLS ARTISTIC
2.
Ashlynne Ragasa, LAFSC
4.
Roxette Howe, LAFSC
8.
Haley Luciani, LAFSC
11.
K. Leigh Furzer, LAFSC
13.
Vanessa Balao, LAFSC
NOVICE LADIES ARTISTIC
1.
Hayley SooHoo, LAFSC
NOVICE LADIES GROUP A
Final Standings
Place
SP
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Name
8.
5
9
Jill Taguchi, LAFSC
INTERMEDIATE LADIES - GROUP C
Final Standings
Place
SP
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Name
10.
10
9
Megan Mutch, LAFSC
12.
13
11
Stephanie Visser, LAFSC
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THE ICE MONITOR
LA OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS—
CONGRATULATIONS LAFSC SKATERS!
NOVICE LADIES GROUP B
Final Standings
Place
SP
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Hasmik Saakian, LAFSC
PRE-PRELIMINARY GIRLS ARTISTIC P GROUP A
5.
Kyra Berger, LAFSC
6.
Rachel Trail, LAFSC
NOVICE LADIES GROUPS C
Final Standings
Place
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Laura Stern, LAFSC
3.
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Adelaine Polito, LAFSC
5.
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Gillian Liau, LAFSC
9.
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Melodie Sarebanha, LAFSC
PRE-PRELIMINARY GIRLS GROUP B FREE SKATING
1.
Angela Wiley, LAFSC
6.
Katherine Strait, LAFSC
9.
Christina Sergoyan, LAFSC
10.
Alyssa Phillips, LAFSC
SOLO AMERICAN WALTZ
3.
Stephanie Bundy, LAFSC
OPEN JUVENILE GIRLS ARTISTIC
2.
Chantel Lee, LAFSC
7.
Mary DeVito, LAFSC
SOLO BLUES
1.
Stephanie Bundy, LAFSC
OPEN JUVENILE GIRLS FREE SKATING
1.
Chantel Lee, LAFSC
9.
Mary DeVito, LAFSC
10.
Elina Adut, LAFSC
11.
Sarabess Judd, LAFSC
SOLO VIENNESE WALTZ
2.
Stephanie Bundy, LAFSC
PRE-JUVENILE BOYS
1.
Nix Phensey, LAFSC
PRE-JUVENILE GIRLS - GROUP B
2.
Teresa Liang, LAFSC
5.
Isela Mendoza, LAFSC
PRE-JUVENILE GIRLS ARTISTIC
3.
Brianna Pellegren, LAFSC
4.
Hayley Kidd, LAFSC
PRE-JUVENILE GIRLS GROUP A
1.
Margaret Stevenson, LAFSC
3.
Hayley Kidd, LAFSC
What a great job all
of you did! We are
proud of each and
every one of you, and
are fortunate to have
you representing our
Club.
PRELIMINARY BOYS ARTISTIC
1.
David Allen, LAFSC
PRELIMINARY GIRLS ARTISTIC - GROUP B
2.
Paulina Pinsky, LAFSC
6.
Zarmine Kouyoumdjian, LAFSC
7.
Jenny Kalban, LAFSC
PRELIMINARY GIRLS ARTISTIC GROUP A
3.
Alyssa Fernandez, LAFSC
PRELIMINARY GIRLS GROUP A
4.
Vanessa Lam, LAFSC
8.
Alyssa Fernandez, LAFSC
PRELIMINARY GIRLS GROUP B
2.
Paulina Pinsky, LAFSC
3.
Chelsey Wegener, LAFSC
8.
Zarmine Kouyoumdjian, LAFSC
Good Luck in your
next competition.
PRE-PRELIMINARY BOYS FREE SKATING
1.
David Allen, LAFSC
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PRE-PRELIMINARY COMPULSORY PROGRAM
1.
Christina Sergoyan, LAFSC
PRE-PRELIMINARY GIRLS - GROUP A FREE SKATING
4.
Ashley Cooke, LAFSC
8.
Kyra Berger, LAFSC
9.
Rachel Trail, LAFSC
PRE-PRELIMINARY GIRLS ARTISTIC - GROUP B
1.
Angela Wiley, LAFSC
2.
Nicole Saint John, LAFSC
7.
Christina Sergoyan, LAFSC
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THE ICE MONITOR
LAFSC SKATER RESULTS
SO. WEST PACIFIC REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, OCTOBER 12-15, 2004, BURBANK, CA
Juvenile Pairs:
Intermediate Dance
Intermediate Ladies –(Group 1B–Qualifying)
2nd Place - Christopher & Tiffany Nahm
2nd Place - Jackie Powers
3rd Place - Jackie Powers
David Sparks
7th Place - Robin Hong
8th Place - Lauren Lesovsky
Juvenile Boys:
Intermediate Pairs
2nd Place— Chad Phillips
1st Place - Arielle Trujillo &
Zack Sidhu (LVFSC)
Intermediate Ladies –(Group 1C–Qualifying)
3rd Place - Krystal Davis
9th Place - Marlene Nishime
Juvenile Girls: (final round)
Intermediate Mens
7th Place - Ashlynne-Marie Ragasa
1st Place - Brent Mercado
Intermediate Ladies –(Group 1D–Qualifying)
15th Place - China Loza
2nd Place - Andrew Huetas
7th Place - Pauline Phu
7th Place - Galvani Hopson
12th Place - Stephanie Visser
9th Place - Chrisophter Nahm
Juvenile Girls (Group 1A—Qualifying)
Intermediate Ladies –(Group 1E–Qualifying)
5th Place - Nina Lam
3rd Place - Kellie Fox
8th Place—Kayla Binder
4th Place - Arielle Trujillo
14th Place - Vanessa Balao
Intermediate Ladies—Final Round
8th Place - Chelsea Giachello
9th Place - Hayley Soo Hoo
10th Place - Krystal Davis
Intermediate Ladies –(Group 1F–Qualifying)
3rd Place - Hayley SooHoo
Juvenile Girls (Group 1B-Qualifying)
12th Place - Trista DeMuth
4th Place - Trista DeMuth
7th Place—Roxette Howe
17th Place - Jackie Powers
5th Place - Arous Ajaryan
11th Place—Michelle Murphy
18th Place - Kellie Fox
15th Place - Colby Marshall
Novice Men—Final Results
Intermediate Ladies—(Group A-CIR)
3rd Place - Brian Simm
Juvenile Girls (Group 1C-Qualifying)
6th Place - Krystal Davis
8th Place - David Sparks
2nd Place—China Loza
7th Place - Trista DeMuth
5th Place - - K. Leigh Furzer
9th Place - Kellie Fox
7th Place - Tiffany Nahm
13th Place - Olivia Ouyang
Novice Ladies—Final Results
11th Place - Caetlyn Caldwell
Intermediate Ladies—(Group B-CIR)
13th Place - Laura Stern
5th Place - Hayley Soo Hoo
Juvenile Girls (Group 1D-Qualifying):
7th Place - Jackie Powers
Novice Ladies—(Group 1A -Qualifying)
2nd Place—Ashlynne-Marie Ragasa
12th Place - Arielle Trujillo
5th Place - Caetlyn Caldwell
10th Place—Brigitte Alanis
6th Place - L. Gillian Liau
Intermediate Ladies –(Group 1A–Qualifying)
8th Place - Hasmik Saakian
Juvenile Girls (Group 1E-Qualifying):
5th Place - Amanda Starrantino
9th Place - Adelaine Polito
10th Place—Haley Luciani
10th Place - Chanteal Rose Lee
13th Place - Chambree Culbertson
12th Place—Jillianne Salas
16th Place - Teresa Liang
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THE ICE MONITOR
SO WEST PACIFIC RESULTS CONTINUED:
Novice Ladies—(Group 1B-Qualifying)
4th Place - Laura Stern
Novice Ladies—(Group 1C-Qualifying)
6th Place - Jillian Taguchi
7th Place - Melodie Sarebanha
8th Place - L
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Junior Ladies—Final Results
3rd Place - Tenile Victorsen
Junior Ladies—(Group 1A -Qualifying)
4th Place - Tenile Victorsen
7th Place - Jessica Perino
14th Place - Alicia Leslie
Senior Ladies–Final Results
14th Place - Rachel Yestrebi
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF
OUR SKATERS!
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THE ICE MONITOR
LAFSC SKATER RESULTS
PACIFIC COAST SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, NOVEMBER 11-15, 2004,
ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA
Novice Men - Final Results
3rd Place - Brian Simm
Junior Pairs - Final Results
5th Place - Jordan Judt & Tamara Tossey (AYFSC)
Junior Ladies - Final Results
2nd Place - Tenile Victorsen
Senior Pairs - Final Results
2nd Place - Themi Leftheris & Julian Burns (CCFSC)
3rd Place - Marisa Sharma & Amir Ganaba
7th Place - Lindsay & Brian Rogeness
LAFSC SKATER RESULTS
JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, DECEMBER 1-4, 2004
JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK
Juvenile Pairs—Final Results
3rd Place - Tiffany & Christopher Nahm (3rd in Qualifying Round)
Juvenile Boys—Final Results
17th Place - Chad Phillips (9th in Qualifying Round)
Intermediate Dance—Qualifying Round 1B
7th Place - Jackie Powers & David Sparks
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11th Place - Brent Mercado (4th in Qualifying Round)
Trujillo), and Pacific Coast/Sr. National Pairs Team
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THE ICE MONITOR
SKATER SPOTLIGHT
LAFSC SKATERS WIN MEDALS
IN FUTURE CHAMPIONS SERIES
Our very own Brent Mercado, Brian Simm, Hayley Soo Hoo,
Jackie Powers & David Sparks won medals in the Future Champions
Series (Pacific Coast ) for their respective divisions of Intermediate
Men, Novice Men, Intermediate Ladies and Intermediate dance. Now
in its second year, the program works in tandem with the U.S. Figure Skating non-qualifying structure.
Skaters in the juvenile, intermediate and novice levels (singles, dance and pairs) who are not otherwise ineligible accrue points based on their placements at non-qualifying competitions that are part of
the series. Each section has its own series. At the end of the FCS season, each skater who has competed in at least three FCS competitions in the same discipline and level will be eligible for tallying of
their points. The skater's best three placements will be used to calculate their point total. The top
point receivers in each section in each discipline and level will be awarded FCS medals. Brent &
Brian were awarded Gold Medals. Hayley, David and Jackie were awarded Silver Medals. Congratulations!
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Congratulations are also in order for Hayley SooHoo who was awarded the
inaugural Elena Tcherkasskaia Memorial Trophy for the Most Outstanding Artistic
Performance at the Rim of the World Championships recently! Elena Tcherkasskaia was a prima ballerina, who tragically passed away several years ago, but
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Jackie Powers was the proud recipient of the
2004 Sonnhalter Award presented by the Southern California Interclub Association
in recognition of outstanding achievement both on and off the ice. In memory of
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select skaters who demonstrate qualities of excellence not only in their skating
lives, but in their lives off the ice as well. Congratulations to Jackie for this great
achievement!
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CONGRATULATIONS AND KUDOS!!
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tend our congratulations to the
following skaters:
tionally ranked
pairs skater,
who has recently turned
her attention to
dance. Tiffany
is currently
training in
Michigan as a
dancer, and
passed all of
her dance tests this summer. At the
Lake Placid Dance Championships
this summer, Tiffany won first place
with partner, Sergey Magerovsky inthe Open Midnight Blues in her very
first dance event! Congratulations
Tiffany, and good luck in your new
discipline! Tiffany will be representing
the LAFSC at the Senior National
Championships this January in Portland, Oregon in Senior Dance. Good
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Sarah Blood, recently
passed her Senior
Moves In the Field
test. The Senior
Moves test consists of
many intricate turns,
changes of edge, and
balance, and require the skater to
perform these moves with great fluidity and presentation, qualities which
Sarah possesses in great abundance. Earlier this year, Sarah was
the recipient of the Funakoshi Award,
at the Los Angeles Showcase for
Skaters, actually winning both first
and second place on the podium for
her light entertainment and dramatic
performances respectively. Congratulations Sarah! On a less happy note, Speaking of Nationals, in addition to
Sarah recently injured her knee. We T
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good luck wishes and affirm our supall wish her a speedy recovery!
port for to our Senior National Competitors: Michelle Kwan, Themi
Letheris, Marisa Sharma, Amir
Andrew Huertas, also Ganaba, Tenile Victorsen, and Brian
recently passed his
Simm.
Senior Moves in the
Field test. Andrew is
At this years Jr. National Championcompeting this year
ships, we had 8 competitors: Brent
as a Novice Man,
Mercado, Andrew Huertas, Arielle
and is also a memTrujillo, Christopher and Tiffany
ber of the Award winning LA Theatre
Nahm, Jackie Powers & David
on Ice Team. Last year, Andrew finSparks and Chad Phillips. Congratuished third in Intermediate Men at
lations to each of you for qualifying
Junior Nationals, and this year was
for Junior Nationals. We are proud of
named by the USFS as a coveted
each and every one of you!
member to the 2004-2005 Development
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west Pacific Regionals, Andrew
placed second in Intermediate Men, competitors: Tenile Victorsen, Themi
Leftheris, Marisa Sharma, Amir Gaand represented our Club at the Jr.
naba, Brian Simm, Lindsay & Brian
National Championships held in
Rogeness and Jordan Judt. ConJamestown New York in December.
Keep up all your good work Andrew! gratulations on qualifying for Pacific
Coast Sectionals!
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At our recent annual meeting, we
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awarded Gold Medals to the following members: Lisa-Marie Allen, Tiffany Stiegler, Rachel Yestrebi, Andrew Huertas, Adelaine Polito, Patty
Poddig, Sheridan Sotelo-Williams,
Sarah Blood, Alicia Leslie, and Misha
West. Congratulations to each and
every one of you.
A number of our skaters had
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competitions. Congratulations to:
Megan Phu, Paulina Pinsky, Racquel
Di Nieri, Angela Wiley, Tiffany & Christopher Nahm, Charlotte Rosenblum,
Teresa Liang, Maral Zohrabian,
Helen Bender, Jackie Powers, David
Sparks, Chad Phillips, Kayla Rose
Binder, Ashlynne-Marie Ragasa,
David Allen, Brian Simm, Chantel
Kristy Lee, Syntache Amachio, Hayley
Kidd, Dana Ho, Ariel Hunter, Rachel
Weigman, Mia Yolles, Nicole Gilman,
Arielle Trujillo, Nix Phengsy, Melodie
Sarebanha, Ingrid Carillo, Elina Adut,
Spencer Miller, Alyssa Phillips,
Nicole St. John, Vanessa Balao,
Wanda Geselbach, China Loza, Isela
Mendoza, Lauryn Lesovsky, Krystal
Davis, Margaret Stevenson, Alyssa
Fernandez, Ashley Cook, Ashley
Smith, and Brigitte Alanis. Great job
guys!
Congratulations are also in order to
two of our Judges who recently received certificates from the USFS for
their many years of dedication to
judging: Tony Bardin and Carla
Golubski. Carla also recently earned
her appointment as a Sectional Music Coordinator.
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our congratulations to lifetime LAFSC
member, Kathleen Harmon, for being
selected for and passing the World
Dance exam, and becoming a World
Dance Judge. Bravo Kathleen!
.
and professional handling of practice ice and messengers ensured that the competition ran very smoothly
COMPETITION, COOPERATION,
and without a hitch. Due to their expertise, the skaters
and their coaches could concentrate on their skating
CONTRIBUTION AND COMPLIMENTS!
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thank Alex Fernanadez for handling security and box
office. Thanks to his efforts the competition was run
very professionally. Thanks are also due to Ken & Bonnie Taylor, Jan Soo Hoo, Carla Golubski, Ian McInnes,
Charlie Miltimore, Karen Warloe-Shim, Susan Pinksy,
Phil Sartuche & Nancy Vega who contributed their expertise and experience as well. Special thanks are also
From October 12-15, 2004, LAFSC hosted the due to Northwest Designs for contributing the competi2005 Southwest Pacific Regional Championships, and tors towels, Josephine Lawless for contributing the
competitors souvenir pins, the Jr. Council for providing
what a job we did! Skaters, coaches, officials, and
spectators gave us unsolicited, high praise for the effi- flowers, and to Paula Smart for performing her magic
with the sewing machine in personalizing the officials
ciency, professionalism and hospitality we demonbags, and judges blankets
strated in hosting this prestigious event. As one offic
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&
Sean
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who
also
helped
to the Herculean efforts of Bob & Joanne Davis, who
served as Co-Chairpersons for this event. They worked ensure the success of the competition, and who really
long, hard hours scheduling and coordinating to make cooperated with us in putting the event on. Thanks!
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC REGIONALS:
sure that every detail was attended to, ensuring that
the event ran smoothly, and that all competitors, officials and spectators were recipients of the traditional
LAFSC graciousness.
As for the competition itself, team LAFSC performed admirably. Many of our skaters had personal
best performances, and were elated. Several of our
skaters qualified for Junior Nationals and Pacific Coast
Bob & Joanne assembled a team of exception- Sectionals.
ally capable and dedicated committee chairs and volTeam LAFSC skaters who qualified for Junior
unteers to handle the day to day tasks of the operation Nationals, held in Jamestown, New York in early Deof the competition. Many thanks and congratulations
cember were: Chad Phillips in Juvenile Boys; Tiffany
for a job well done are due to Linda Blood who hanand Christopher Nahm in Juvenile Pairs; Brent
dled registration, and her awesome staff of volunteers Mercado and Andrew Huertas in Intermediate Men;
who assured that the competition ran smoothly for the Jackie Powers & David Sparks in Intermediate Dance;
skaters.
and Arielle Trujillo (with partner Zach Sidhu) in InterWe’
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many hugs to Sherri Pellegren, Mary Cohen, and Barbara Velasquez and their team of volunteers who once
again showed their prowess in entertaining and hospitality. They worked tirelessly to ensure that everyone
had plenty of excellent food and cheer during a very
lengthy competition. Sherri and Mary, thanks again for
all your efforts this past year, and for giving us the
reputation of having the best hospitality in the area!
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Team LAFSC skaters who qualified for Pacific
Coast Sectionals, held in Escondido, CA were: Brian
Simm in Novice Men, and Tenile Victorsen in Junior
Ladies.
All in all, this was another successful event for
the LAFSC, and we owe its success to the dedication of
our many volunteers and club members. All of you
performed wonderfully, and we all deserve a hearty
round of applause for a job well done.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR MEMBERS!
JULY BIRTHDAYS
AUGUST BIRTHDAYS
ALANIS, BRIGITTE
ALEXANDER, RICHARD
ALLEN, LISA-MARIE
AJARYAN, AROUS
BALAO, VANESSA KRISTI
ANDREWS, EMILY
AVERSANO, VICTORIA
AMRANYAN, SELINA
BARRANDA, JAMILA ISABEL
BELBIN, HEATHER
BARDIN, ANTHONY
BASCH-HENDREN, REBECCA
BELL, KITTY ELIZABETH
BRENSON, JENNIFER
BERRY, ROBERT M.
BELL, MICHELLE
CARSON, SCOTT
BINDER, KAYLA ROSE
BROOKER, ALLISON
CASTLE, JENNIFER
CAMPBELL, LAUREN
CHRISTOPHER, NANCI
CORREA, HEATHER
CURTIS, MICHAEL
CLASS, DANA P.
CULBERTSON, CHAMBREE
FRANKHUIZEN, CECE RYAN
COWAN, TABETHA F.
CUTTRISS, DEBBIE
FURZER, K. LEIGH
DeVRIES, DAKOTAH
DELFAUS-BENISH, ILEANA
HILGER, JACQUELINE
ELDREDGE, TODD
DUPAIX, RICHARD
HURLEY, TAYLOR
ELLINGWOOD, JACKLYN
HUERTAS, ANDREW
JONES, NED
EYERLY, DAWN
HUNTER, ARIEL
KAMPENGA, MICHELLE
FRATIANNE, LINDA
JONES, MARGIE
KUCHIKI, NATASHA
GOLDSMITH, JEFFREY
LINSEY, CASEY V
LAM, NINA
GROSSMAN, JACKIE D.
MERCADO, BRENT A.
LEWIS, WENDI
HEIMANN, EVA MARIE
MILLER, SPENCER
LI, MING ZHU
HO, DANA
PERINO, JESSICA
LIANG, TERESA
JACKSON, GIRADE K.
RAPATTONI, NIKI
NELSON, CARL S
KAYLAND, BROOKE
ROSENBLUM, CHARLOTTE
PENZO, MARY JANE
KEEN, JONATHAN
SCHULTZ, ELEANOR
SAND, TODD
KIDD, HAYLEY
SHIMBASHI, CHIAKI
SCOTT, RUSS C.
LAUMANN, STEPHEN
SOOHOO, HAYLEY ELIZABETH
SERGOYAN, CHRISTINA
LEE, CHANTEL KRISTY
VU,
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SHALE, NATALEE
LESLIE, ALICIA
WHITE, SHIRLEE ANN
STROH, LINDA
LEVIN, LAUREN
WIEGMANN, KAREN
VENTURA, BRIONNA
MARTIN, KELLY
ZOHRABIAN, MARAL
WU, BENNY
BARRIOS, PAULINA
BLASE, SHAUN
BUNDY, STEPHANIE
CARROLL, FRANK
CHARNOCK, BARBARA
CURTIS, JACK
DESEMONE, JACK
EMERY, ELAINA
GIACHELLO, CHELSEA A.
GRABOW, NAOMI A
GULLEY, KYLE
GUTTMAN, LEE
HAFEEZ, SAMAR
HOPSON, GALVANI
ISLEY, JAMIE
KOUYOUMDJIAN, ZARMINE
KUCHIKI, HISASHI
KWAN, MICHELLE
LAWLESS, JOSEPHINE
LESOVSKY, LAURYN
LIAU, L. GILLIAN
LOFBOM, JADEN N
MATLOW, SAVANNAH
MUTCH, MEGAN V.
NGUYEN, SHEILA
PEICOV, NELLY
PERKINS, FRANCESCA
POGOSYAN, MARIANNA
SAREBANHA, MELODIE
SAVAGE, THERESA
SPARKS, DAVID
YUN, KATHLEEN
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
NECE, CATHYLEEN M.
OPPEGARD, PETER
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PHILLIPS, ALYSSA
PILLOW, KRISSIE B
PORTER, DAWN
ROGENESS, LINDSAY
ROGENESS, BRIAN C.
SMITH, ASHLEY
STREHLOW, DR. AARON
TYLER, KEEGAN
VEGA, NANCY E.
VEYTSMAN, ELINA
WYMAN, CAROLINE
YANKURA, NANCY KAY
LAFSC members Jenni
Meno and Todd Sand are
proud to announce the birth of their
first child, Jack Henry Sand. He was
born on December 1st at 7:04 pm,
weighing 7 lbs 3 ounces and 19 3/4
inches long. Todd reports that the
little guy has red hair and is "just
awesome".
Congratulations Todd & Jenni!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR MEMBERS!
NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS
DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS
JANUARY BIRTHDAYS
ALICH, JOY
BAITEL, MEAGHAN
ALLEN, DAVID
BACON, LINDSEY
BAKERINK, JULIA B
ATKINSON, SHERAINE
BALDWIN, DON
CHOE, CAROLINE
BABB, LINDA L
BARRY, DEBORAH WYMAN
CURTIS, ELEANOR
BIBLE, ALEXANDRA J.
BENDER, HELEN
EVANS, NINA
CHAN, PRISCELLA
BERGER, KYRA
FOX, KELLIE E.
COOKE, ASHLEY
BUNDY, JACKIE
GANABA, AMIR
COUENSE, MARY
CALDWELL, CAETLYN
GARIBALDI, BELEN-MARIE
ECHETO, RACHEL
VICTORSEN, TENILE
CHAPMAN, DIANNE DE LEEUW
GARDNER, RANDY
EDDINGER, KIMBERLY
WARLOE-SHIM, KAREN
CHAPMAN, DOUG
GELSEBACH, WANDA BEIERLE
KIM, ERYNN
WINSTON, BRENDON W.
COLE, DANELLE
GOODLEY, MARY CASALE
KIM, ELIZABETH
DILLON, KAREN
GUTTMAN, CAROLINE L
LARSON, ALLISON
EVANS, KRISTY
HARRINGTON, EREN E.
LAUMANN, DEANNE
FUNAKOSHI, JOANNE M.
HOWE, ROXETTE
LEE, MADELEINE
HEIDELBAUGH, JACQUELYN ARNO
JENSEN, ANN
LIPSKY, JULIE SHOTT
HUENERGARDT, NICOLE
JOLIFFE, BETH
MOORE, DENISE M.
JOHNSON, AMANDA
KLINE, KATELYN
MURAKAMI, DAISUKE
KOPP-PLUTCHAK, CHRISTINA
LEFTHERIS, THEMI
NAHM, CHRISTOPHER
LEE, CHANTEAL ROSE
LUCIANI, HALEY
NECE, MONIQUE MICHELLE
LEGLISE, MARIE-LAURE
MARKS, BOBBI
NISHIME, MARLENE
LUCAS, MARY
MURPHY, MICHELLE
PHILLIPS, CHAD
MENO, JENNI
NAHM, TIFFANY
RAGASA, ASHLYNNE-MARIE
MOLINA, KATHRYN
PEREZ, GABRIELA
RAYNES, JACQUELINE
OUYANG, OLIVIA
PHU, MEGAN
ROTHENBERG, SHAYNA
PELLEGREN, SHERRI
RICHARDSON, SUSIE A.
SAAKIAN, HASMIK
PHILLIPS, CARRIE
SHARMA, MARISA
SARTUCHE, KARIN
PINSKY, PAULINA
TERZIAN, JESSICA
SCHULMAN, JOAN BROSTEN
POLITO, ADELAINE GAYLE
WARE, CARL D.
SESSIONS, RUSSELL
POWERS, JACQUELINE
WINDER, IDA
SIMM, LAUREN
RACKOHN, VICTORIA E.
WINKLER, NAOMI
SIMM, BRIAN
SHALE, MELANEE
YESTREBI, RACHEL
STIEGLER, TIFFANY
SHORR, ERIKA
STRAIT, KATHERINE
STILLWELL, ELDA
THAI, KRISTINA LAM
STILLWELL, MORRY
THEBAUD, RUSSELL L
TRUJILLO, ARIELLE
UNGLESBEE, KATELYN
VELASQUEZ, RENEE
WEISS, DARIAN
WOLEN, DEBORAH
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Brian Simm & Jordan Judt
Represent LAFSC In North American Challenge Series
Two of our LAFSC members were selected to represent the United States at NACS (North American
Challenge Series) events this fall. The competitions took place this summer in San Jose, Calif., August 19-22, and in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, August 26-29.
The North American Challenge Skate program began in 1996 and is jointly sponsored by U.S. Figure
Skating and Skate Canada. The competitions are open to eligible skaters from U.S. Figure Skating,
Skate Canada and invited guests from the Mexican Federation. U.S. athletes are selected to participate by virtue of their placement in the U.S. Championships and/or the U.S. Junior Championships. The goal of
NACS is to provide international competitive experience for young skaters. The NACS events also provide skaters
with the opportunity to enhance their technical skills and improve their level of performance early in the competitive
season. Previously, the NACS series consisted of four events —two in the U.S. and two in Canada, but the program
was changed to two events this year. The United States NACS competition was held in conjunction with the Silicon
Open and included junior ladies, junior dance, novice ladies, novice men and novice dance. The Canadian NACS
event included, junior men, junior pairs, novice men, novice pairs and novice ladies.
New Home Club LAFSC member Brian Simm wass
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Championship in San Jose, California, as a Novice Man. Brian had two strong skates, and finished fourth in both the
short and long programs. Brian was also appointed by the USFS to the 2004-2005 Developmental Team.
Long time LAFSC member, Jordan Judt, who skates pairs with partner Tamara Tossey, was selected to
participate in the NACS Championships in Waterloo, Canada. Jordan and his partner finished seventh.
Congratulations Brian and Jordan!
UPCOMING COMPETITIONS
January 9-16
U.S. National Championships
Portland, OR
January 28-29
Pacific Coast Synch. Sectionals
Fort Collins, CO
March 11-12
Pacific Coast Adult Sectionals
Tacoma, WA
March 31-April 3
Skate La Grande
San Diego, CA
April 13-17
U.S. Adult Championships
Overland Park, KS
April 30-May 1
California Championships
Artesia, CA
May 14-15
So Bay Open
Harbor City, CA
May 28-30
LAFSC Showcase for Skaters
Burbank, CA
July 15-17
LA Open Championships
Burbank, CA
August 3-7
Glacier Falls Summer Classic
Anaheim, CA
TBD
So. West Critique
Burbank, CA
August 25-28
West Coast Open Championships
Valencia, CA
September 1-4
Golden West Championships
Culver City, CA
September 17-18
Pasadena Open
Pasadena, CA
October 6-9
So. West Pacific Regionals
Phoenix, AZ
November 15-19
Pacific Coast Sectionals
Roseville, CA
November 28-December 3
Junior National Championships
Westminster, CO
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ADULT FOCUS
Upcoming Adult Competitions:
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Deborah Burgoyne North American Adult Invitational - Wyandotte, MI February 19, 2005
2005 Pacific Coast Adult Sectional Championships, - Seattle, WA, March 11 - March 12, 2005
2005 U.S. Adult Figure Skating Championships - Overland Park, Kansas April 13 - April 17, 2005
The deadline for Applications for Sectionals and Nationals is January 15, 2005. To get an Application log on to the USFSA web-site.
Also, the first ISU Sponsored Adult Figure Skating Championship will be held next June 10-12,
2005, in Obertsdorf, Germany. Plan now to take part in this very exciting, ground-breaking event!
You can obtain further information and download the Application online at on the USFS website at:
http://www.usfigureskating.org. Check the link under adult skating programs!
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MISS PIGGY TAKES GOLD IN LAKE PLACID!
Miss Piggy (aka LAFSC
adult skater, Patty Poddig) won
gold in Lake Placid in her Interpretive Ladies II event in Lake
Placid at the US Adult National
Figure Skating Championships
earlier this year. Skating as
Miss Piggy and her longtime
beau, Kermit, Patty won the
crowd and the judges over with
great flair and style in placing
first in her event for the second
time in two years!
Patty has just passed
her Adult Gold Freestyle test
pete at the Gold level on behalf
of the Los Angeles Figure Skating Club for the upcoming adult
competitive season. She is excited about the challenge of
moving up to her new classification, and at press time is currently working on new programs. We are sure she will
come up with something great—
she always does!
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Website: http://www.lafsc.org
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Judging Seminar on the New Judging System open to all members who are interested in learning about the new system
Stay tuned for further announcements!
The Los Angeles Figure Skating Clubs Newsletter is published by the Los Angeles Figure Skating Club. Letters to the Editor, articles
for publication, and advertisements should be submitted to the LAFSC New Bulletin, c/o: Newsletter Editor, PO Box 4055, Burbank,
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We encourage your submissions to keep all of our members apprised of events happening within the club and welcome your participation in reporting newsworthy events!
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