Below you will find a list of colleges or universities
registered for the 2012–13 season.
Each school description will tell you about the program as well as how much funding the school gives to the entire organization each year, along with contact information for each school.

– Colorado Springs, Colorado
Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Yes
No
Number of Skaters: 9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Linda Alexander
Student email: lalexander@coloradocollege.edu
Team Description: Our program falls under a club sport. 9-12 skaters are participating. Ice time is free for students and they have access to any freestyle ice time.
– Fort Collins, Colorado
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
$800
5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 1 hours
Team Website: sites.google.com/site/csuskating/
Student contact: Molly Parsons
Student email: molly.may.parsons@gmail.com
Team Description: The CSU Figure Skating team is a coed, non-profit
Student-run club sport at Colorado State University. Our goal is to develop and maintain a figure skating team at CSU and establish excellence in collegiate figure skating. We accept skaters of all levels,
including beginners, but would like interested skaters to be aware that we are a competitive team. Our practice schedule as a team is limited to
2 to 4 mandatory practices a semester, and skaters are recommended to skate frequently on their own time.
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– Fremont, California
Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink: No
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
1
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Samantha Lew
Student email: iluvld90@yahoo.com.hk
Very Large (over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
No
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 5 hours
Team Website: calfigureskating.weebly.com
Student contact: Marissa Minovitz
Student email: mminovitz@berkeley.edu
Team Description: The Cal Figure Skating Team is a club team that combines recreational and competitive skaters. Our team has been growing over the last few years, and we are hoping to have about 15 skaters this year representing Cal at intercollegiate competitions.
Large (10,000—25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
No
2-4
Approximate practice time per week: 1 hour
Student contact: Lydia Tusakul
Student email: ltusakul@ucsd.edu
Team Description: There is no skating program at UCSD but there is student organization called Figure Skating @ UCSD which is labeled as a social club. The club wants to create an environment where all types of skating enthusiasts can come together and have fun. The goal of the club is to create a group of intercollegiate competitors and a collegiate synchronized skating team. The club also helps those who have never skated but are interested in learning basic skills.
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Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
No
1
Approximate practice time per week: 6 hours
Student contact: Amanda Erker
Student email: tweeters12@comcast.net
Team Description: I have not made any contact with the University to make it a club sport on Campus because I have not been able to find any other figure skaters able to skate with me! Hopefully this will help!
Very Large (over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
$1000
13-17
Approximate practice time per week: 5 hours
Student contact: Joey Millet
Student email: jomillet33@ucla.edu
Team Description: We are entering our second year as a competitive club sports team. We have competitive and recreational memberships.
About 8 of our members compete on our team, but we have skating events that team members that don't compete can participate in too, like shows and fundraising events.
Very Large (over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Danielle Hillebrecht
Student email: danielle.hillebrecht@colorado.edu
Team Description: Our skating program is a club and receives no funding.
There are approximately 10 women who skate, although some of them do not compete.
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Mid-Size (5,000 - 10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
$3,500
18-24
Approximate practice time per week: 10 hours
Student contact: Rylie Pepich
Student email: rpepich@gmail.com
Large (10,000 - 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
$1,000
5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Website: www.facebook.com and search “UNMFST”
Student contact: Chelsea Erven
Student email: chelseaerven1@gmail.com
Team Description: The UNM Figure Skating Team is a club team that per forms every weekend during UNM hockey games. We also compete across the country . Our team has a wide range of skill levels, ranging from beginners to Senior and Gold level skaters and coaches.
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
No
No
Number of Skaters: 9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 5 hours
Student contact: Michelle Hanabusa
Student email: uscfigureskating@gmail.com
Team Description: We are a club organization at USC. The level of skating ranges from those who are just interested in skating and want to be apart of the club to skaters who have competed their whole life and are senior level skaters.
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Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
Practice ice, equipment, entry fees, and travel
5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 4 hours
Team Website: adrianbulldogs.com
Student contact: Ashley Carlson
Student email: acarlson@adrian.edu
Team Description: The synchronized skating and varsity teams are fully funded. The intercollegiate team is a brand new club sport for the 12-13 season and is funded by the college. Some fundraising will be required.
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Yes
$4,290
Number of Skaters: 9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Amanda Jagow
Student email: ajagow@falcon.bgsu.edu
Team Description: The Bowling Green State University Figure Skating program is becoming more developed. We have a recreational club and a competitive team. Although Bowling Green has been known for its synchronized skating, we are developing more into an Intercollegiate team. This past year was very successful, not only individually but for our team as well. Our skaters have placed first in the Collegiate National competitions, and last season placed second for the senior ladies championship. Our teams competed at two events and performed very well against other schools in the area. Our goal is to provide both a club for recreational skaters and a team for competitive skaters. Another purpose of the organization shall be to promote the sport of figure skating and to provide opportunities for those who have skated in the past to continue to skate and compete. Along with experienced skaters, this organization will also allow the opportunity to people who have never skated to learn more about the sport.
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Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$2,000
5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Team Website: isufsc.webs.com
Student contact: Jennifer Hehner
Student email: jlhehne@ilstu.edu
Team Description: The Illinois State University Figure Skating Club consists of competitive and recreational members. We skate for free from funds earned by working Illinois State University hockey games where we per- form and sell merchandise and tickets. We have weekly meetings.
Very Large (Over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
No
$500
Number of Skaters: 18-24
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Team Website: sites.google.com/site/indianauniversityfsc
Student contact: Mary Kiray
Student email: mekiray@indiana.edu
Team Description: The IU figure skating team is a club sport that includes skaters of all ages and levels. There is a competitive team and a recreational team open to everyone. We have about 25 skaters participating.
Very Large (Over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
13-17
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Alyssa Labbato
Student email: alabbato@kent.edu
Team Description: We are an organization on campus, working on club status. We are about 13 skaters strong and perform during hockey games and ice shows.
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Mid-size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
No
No
Number of Skaters: 2-4
Approximate practice time per week: 12 or more hours
Student contact: Demetra Koris
Student email: DemetraKoris@yahoo.com
Mid-size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
Yes - for apparel/extras
18-24
Approximate practice time per week: 4 hours
Team Website: facebook.com and search for “Marquette University
Figure Skating Club”
Student contact: Becky Binns
Student email: rebecca.binns@marquette.edu
Team Description: We are in our second year as a figure skating team at
Marquette! Last year, we went through all the hoops to become an official sports club, and this year we are working on paving the way for a successful and fun future. The Pettit National Ice Center is a convenient
15 minutes or less drive from campus, and rides are provided as often as possible to ensure that our skaters get the practice time they need.
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$15,000-$20,000
Over 40
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Team Website: ice.muohio.edu
Student contact: Lindsay Fenton
Student email: fentonlr@muohio.edu
Team Description: The Intercollegiate Freestyle team is a club sport at
Miami University. The team has more than 50 members and competes annually in the Midwest Conference.
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Very Large (over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
18-24
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Erin Smigielski
Student email: smigie11@msu.edu
Team Description: The Michigan State Figure Skating Team is a club of about 20 skaters, from preliminary to senior. Most of the practices are on an individual basis. Team skates, group fundraising, and other team building activities allow us to become close friends over the span of the year. The MSU Figure Skating Team is the perfect way to continue skating in college without affecting grades. It's low stress and lots of fun!
Mid-Size (5,000–10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 6 hours
Student contact: Mikenzie Frost
Student email: mfrost@nmu.edu
Team Description: The Figure Skating Team at NMU is a Club Sport on campus. Skaters have the option to compete throughout the season or simply test and perform in various shows!
Large (10,000–25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$6,000
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 1 hour
Website: oufsc.com
Student contact: Stephanie Hiltunen
Student email: sahiltunen88@gmail.com
Team Description: Our program is a club sport. We began as a synchronized skating club, and hope to one day have both intercollegiate and synchro. It is a great way for skaters to continue in the sport they love while receiving a quality education from Oakland
University. The atmosphere is very supportive and positive. Every member loves skating, and we encourage each other to always work towards their best!
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Small (1,000-5,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$2000
5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Team Website: figureskating.uchicago.edu
Student contact: Karissa Woienski
Student email: kwoienski@Uchicago.edu
Team Description: University of Chicago Figure Skating is a club sport that receives funding and support from the Athletics department. Currently, we hold one practice a week, although many skaters also train outside of official practice. We are a small but growing club that hosts a variety of skating events and National/World Championships viewing parties.
Very Large (Over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
24-30
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Katie White
Student email: kateaw@umich.edu
Team Description: The University of Michigan Intercollegiate Figure Skating
Team is a club program. The team practices twice a week and has various social events including two ice shows and charity functions throughout the year.
Mid-size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters: 5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Team Website: skating.nd.edu
Yes
$10,000
Student contact: Elizabeth Cassi
Student email: ecassi@nd.edu
Team Description: The Notre Dame Figure Skating Club (NDFSC) serves the communities of the University of Notre Dame, Saint Mary's College and
Holy Cross College. NDFSC is recognized as a club sport at the University of Notre Dame and was named the 2002 Notre Dame Athletic Club of the Year. Skaters from all skill levels are welcome to join Notre Dame
Figure Skating, and the club contains both intercollegiate and synchronized skating teams.
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Very Large (over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$2,000
13-17
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Team Website: uwfigureskatingclub.com
Student contact: Lindsay Moy
Student email: lnmoy18@gmail.com
Team Description: The UW-Madison intercollegiate skating team is officially recognized at the University as a club sport. We are a part of the
University of Wisconsin Figure Skating Club, which is comprised of the
University of Wisconsin Synchronized Skating Team and the University of
Wisconsin Individual Team. Our individual team has grown to 14 skaters since our founding in 2008. We are proud to be National competitors for three of those four years.
Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
No
$1,500
Number of Skaters: 5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Student contact: Elizabeth Luckman
Student email: washufsc@gmail.com
Team Description: The figure skating program at WashU is a club sport and is completely student-run. We have about six women on the team and they range from Pre-Preliminary to Senior Ladies. The rinks we usually skate at are about 5-15 minutes away from school and we usually try to practice in the mornings. We are a fairly new club, and plan on attending our first inter-collegiate competition this fall!
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Mid-size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$6,000
24-30
Approximate practice time per week: 5 hours
Student contact: Stephanie Betzler
Student email: betzlers@bc.edu
Team Description: Figure Skating at Boston College is a club sport, entirely student-run. We offer free ice time on campus to both singles skaters and also for our synchronized skating team. Our synchronized team competes at the Open Collegiate level and we also have singles skaters competing at various collegiate competitions. Additionally, we host an exhibition on campus every spring for both our synchronized team and individual skaters. Figure Skating at Boston College is an excellent way for skaters to continue a sport they love while also getting involved with one of the most close-knit groups on campus.
Very Large (over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$2,000
Over 40 skaters
Approximate practice time per week: 6 hours
Team Website: blogs.bu.edu/bufsc
Student contact: Danielle Eble
Student email: dje3@bu.edu
Team Description: The Boston University Figure Skating Club offers opportunities for competitive and recreational skaters. We are the
2009-2010 Intercollegiate Champions and the 2011-2012 Inter collegiate bronze medalists. Ice time, coaching, competition fees, and travel are included within your membership fee. If you'd like to learn more about our club you can “like” us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter (@BUFigureSkating).
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Small (1,000-5,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$500
Over 40 skaters
Approximate practice time per week: 5 hours
Team Website: sites.google.com/site/colgatefigureskating
Student contact: Courtney Mills
Student email: cmills@colgate.edu
Team Description: The Colgate Figure Skating program is a club sport that welcomes everyone to participate. The club has beginner skaters as well as advanced skaters. The competitive team usually attends 1-2 competitions each year and also participates in synchronized skating.
Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
$2,000
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 12 or more hours
Team Website: sites.google.com/site/cufigureskating
Student contact: Jennifer Bai
Student email: jb3184@columbia.edu
Team Description: We are a club sport dedicated to figure skating. We vary greatly in our level of expertise; many of our members have been skating for most of their lives, while others are learning how to skate.
Anyone who is interested in skating with us, helping us with events, or even just attending events is welcome to join our club.
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Small (1,000-5,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Yes
$1,800
Number of Skaters: 2-4
Approximate practice time per week: 4 hours
Team Website: conncoll.collegiatelink.net/organization/ synchronized-skating
Student contact: Sarah Schnitman
Student email: sschnitm@conncoll.edu
Team Description: The Connecticut College Figure Skating Club provides ice time for skaters on campus. We are a club program with 10 members.
We have club practice ice as well as the open ice provided by the college. Our members compete in collegiate competitions and have competed in synchronized skating competitions in the Eastern Section of the U. S. Figure Skating Association. Additionally, we hold workshops with our Faculty Adviser for club members, host numerous Open Skate Nights for the campus community, and work with New London-area school children in a volunteer learn to skate program.
Mid-size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$11,500
24-30
Approximate practice time per week: 6 hours
Team Website: dartmouth.edu/~skating
Student contact: Isabel Hines
Student email: Isabel.M.Hines@dartmouth.edu
Team Description: The figure skating program at Dartmouth is a club team with approximately 24-30 members. This year we hope to have around 30 skaters with the incoming class of 2016. Our program is open to undergraduate and graduate students at Dartmouth.
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
No
13-17
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Team Website: sites.duke.edu/dukeskating
Student contact: Kerianne Fernandez
Student email: kerianne.fernandez@duke.edu
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Very Large (Over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
$1,500
5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Devon Douthett
Student email: douthettd10@students.ecu.edu
Team Description: Our program is a club sport. We had six women last year and I am hoping to have eight this year. We are a small team but have a lot of talent.
Small (1,000-5,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$4,000
18-24
Approximate practice time per week: 10 hours
Team Website: students.hamilton.edu/hcfsc
Student contact: Hannah Tessler
Student email: htessler@hamilton.edu
Team Description: HCFSC is divided into skating club and competitive team, and provides opportunities for recreational and competitive figure skating. We are recognized as a club sport and receive funding from Hamilton College for club expenses such as coaching and competition fees. Our skaters' levels range from Preliminary to Senior
Freestyle. Practices are held at the Sage Rink on campus, and club members have free access to ice time.
Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$2,000
24-30
Approximate practice time per week: 5 hours
Team Website: hcs.harvard.edu/~hufsc/
Student contact: Kerry Hammond
Student email: kerryhammond@college.harvard.edu
Team Description: The Harvard Figure Skating Club was founded in 1998 and is completely run by Harvard students. The skaters represent a broad range of levels, from beginners to national and international competitors. Every year, the figure skating club puts on a show at the Charles Hotel, where the skaters perform a group number and are able to perform solo routines for members of the community. Members of the club also teach two levels of recreational classes at Bright
Arena for Harvard affiliates and volunteer at a local Learn-to-Skate program.
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Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
No
2-4
Approximate practice time per week: Less than 1 hour
Student contact: Kaylyn Sands
Student email: ipfwfsc@live.com
Team Description: The club is a student organization in its first season in
2012-2013. The club welcomes beginner skaters through experienced competitors.
Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
$2,000
13-17
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Kimberly Morawski
Student email: kmoraws1@jhu.edu
Team Description: This is a newly established club sport at Hopkins as of
2012. We are a mix of recreational and competitive figure skaters, so there is something for everyone who loves skating! We have 15 skaters, but we're still growing!
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Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$3,000
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 4 hours
Team website: liberty.edu/figureskating
Student contact: Tatiana Payne
Student email: Tmgomez@liberty.edu
Team Description: The Liberty University Figure Skating team is a part of the Club Sports Department, which helps partially fund the team and provides free coaching by the team-hired coaches for all members.
There are three hours of designated team ice a week along with an additional 10-15 hours of ice a week. Liberty University takes part in the ` eastern intercollegiate competitions and is hosting its second intercollegiate competition in October 2012.
Cambridge, Mass.
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$1,200
Over 40
Approximate practice time per week: 5 hours
Team website: web.mit.edu/skatingclub
Student contact: Maria De Soria-Sanatacruz Pich
Student email: skating-officers@mit.edu
Team Description: Club sport. Most participants are recreational skaters
(including many beginners). A few skate competitively. Group lessons are offered at different levels and are mostly taught by volunteer instructors.
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Very Large (over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
No
Competition entry/travel fees
Number of Skaters: 24-30
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Student contact: Jessica Huot
Student email: jessica.huot@gmail.com
Team Description: The NYU Figure Skating Team is in its third year as a club sport. Some of us have been skating our entire lives, some of us have started more recently, and some of us are getting back into it after taking a break in high school. Our team is comprised of elite skaters, world and national competitors and beginners. We all share a PASSION for figure skating and our goal is to be able to enjoy the sport in a relaxed, fun, team-oriented environment while putting our academics first! The NYU team offers competitive and recreational opportunities for NYU students practicing freestyle and dance. Competitive track skaters participate in several competitions throughout the year where they compete against other college students. Additionally, we plan team dinners, shows, and anything else fun that is skating related!
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$2000
18-24
Approximate practice time per week: 6 hours
Team Website: neu.orgsync.com/org/nufigureskating
Student contact: Monica Stubbolo
Student email: stubbolo.m@husky.neu.edu
Team Description: Northeastern Figure Skating is a club team that practices at Matthews Arena on our campus. We meet once a week off-ice for team workouts, dinners and team bonding activities and have on-ice time available about four days a week for the team to practice. The team is made up of about 15 competitive members and is always welcoming more.
Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 1 hour
Student contact: Michelle King
Student email: meking@mtu.edu
Team Description: We are a small figure skating club that is primarily recreational, but we are hoping to compete at some competitions this year.
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Small (1,000-5,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Student contact: Shannon Flanagan
Student email: srflan09@stlawu.edu
Team Description: We are a club in progress. We have gained many new members and had more interest than ever before and are hoping to keep expanding. We love to skate and have fun and some of us enjoy attending collegiate competitions together!
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
Up to $10,000
13-17
Approximate practice time per week: 1 hour
Team Website: tufigureskating.webs.com
Student contact: Bridget Carrig
Student email: bcarri2@students.towson.edu
Team Description: We have two teams, competitive and
Recreational, but as a whole are considered a club team. About 15 skaters participate per semester and we invite all levels to take part in our club, whether you are working on your basic skills or are a senior/gold level skater. Besides skating, our club also participates in community service and come together at least once a month for social events.
Mid-size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
No
5-8
Approximate practice time per week: 1 hour
Team Website: tcnjfs.weebly.com
Student contact: Emily Conforto
Student email: Confort3@tcnj.edu
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Very Large (Over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Yes
About $1,000
Number of Skaters: 24-30
Approximate practice time per week: 1 hour
Team Website: clubs.psu.edu/up/skating
Student contact: Alyssa Fizel
Student email: a.fizel@gmail.com
Team Description: The Penn State collegiate club is a fun place to meet new people and practice your skating skills. We practice every
Wednesday from 9:30-10:30 pm. We participate in competitions and local shows every year as well.
Small (1,000-5,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Yes
$600
Number of Skaters: 9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Team Website: clubs.psu.edu/up/skating
Student contact: Emily Goodnow
Student email: egoodnow@friars.providence.edu
Team Description: Figure Skating Club at Providence College is open to skaters of all levels. No skating experience is required. There are roughly
10 girls who skate regularly at our on-campus rink, Schneider Arena. We practice about three times a week for an hour. We have annual
Christmas and Spring shows. The Figure Skating Club also performs and assists at the Providence College men's hockey games.
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Small (1,000-5,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
$700 per skater
13-17
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Team Website: sacredheartpioneers.com/club/Figure_Skating
Student contact: Lisa Fredrick
Student email: LAFWONDER@aol.com
Team Description: Figure skating at Sacred Heart University (SHU) is a club sport. The administration is very supportive of the program and encourages skaters to compete and to complete their individual U.S.
Figure Skating tests. One team practice a week is scheduled, and after that, skaters train on the rink's daily freestyle sessions by signing in at times that fit into their academic schedules. There is no limit to the number of sessions per week, but three hours is required. Skaters have at least one
30 minute private lesson per week and can request additional lessons, schedules permitting. SHU covers all ice time, competition entry fees and transportation expenses. The team funds very aggressively and uses the funds to cover additional lodging and equipment expenses. Skaters are required to pay dues to cover the gap in fundraising.
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
$1,500
31-40
Approximate practice time per week: 7 hours
Team Website: sites.google.com/site/udcfsc
Student contact: Julianne DiMura
Student email: jdimura@udel.edu
Team Description: The University of Delaware Collegiate Figure Skating
Team is a competitive club sport that is student-run and comprised of about 30-plus skaters. Our team is very competitive and consistently ranked as one of the top teams in the country! Skaters on the team must pay four sets of dues throughout the year and have their own skates and music. We accept skaters of all levels and skating disciplines and welcome all new skaters who are interested in joining! We have team practice once a week on Thursday mornings, and skaters are expected to practice on their own additionally. Though all skaters can join/become members of the team, skaters must try out for competition starts in order to compete during the season. Skaters at UD can train at the Fred Rust
Arena and Gold Arena (both are on campus), as well as seek out individual coaching, off-ice training, pilates training, gym workouts, etc. For more information about the UDCFST, please contact Julianne DiMura
(Team President) or Joel McKeever (Head Coach).
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Very Large (over 25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Yes
$36,500
Number of Skaters: 24-30
Approximate practice time per week: 2 hours
Team Website: studentorg.umd.edu/mfs
Student contact: Melissa Truong
Student email: marylandfigureskating@gmail.com
Team Description: The Maryland Figure Skating Club began at UMD in
2004 and became a club sport in 2007. We welcome skaters of all levels.
The club is comprised of two teams: a freestyle team and synchronized skating team. School funding for the club is split between the two teams and covers the majority of the costs associated with ice rental (at Wells
Ice Rink) and competition entry fees. The club has approximately 30 skaters each year. At UMD, we would like to emphasize that school comes first, followed by skating. We would like for the experience to be fun and the rink as a place to get your mind off academic stress. The experience is more important than the results.
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Student contact: Karen Reynolds
Student email: gozcats@aol.com
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Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 1 hour
Team Website: wildcatlink.unh.edu/organization/unhfreestylefigureskating
Student contact: Victoria Ward
Student email: tw26@verizon.net
Team Description: The Freestyle Figure Skating Club at UNH provides a fun and inclusive environment for skaters of all levels to practice, receive instruction from an accomplished coach, and support one another in reaching their goals. Official practice is held once per week at the
Whittemore Arena on campus, and there are several rinks near campus where skaters can get more practice time.
Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Yes
Yes
Number of Skaters: 9-12
Approximate practice time per week: 5 hours
Team Website: facebook.com and search for “WVU Figure Skating”
Student contact: Angela Kreger
Student email: akreger@mix.wvu.edu
Team Description: Our program is a club sport and student organization at WVU. We are in our beginning years and still trying to make our program better. Only a few of us skate consistently every week, others are beginners and skate every now and then. We do not have any ice time saved just for our club, but skate on freestyle ice held five days a week.
We want to start a synchro team, but currently, we do not have enough members.
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Large (10,000-25,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
Yes
No
24-30
Approximate practice time per week: 3 hours
Team Website: wmusynchro.com
Student contact: Amy Yuengert
Student email: ayuengert27@gmail.com
Mid-Size (5,000-10,000 students)
On-campus rink:
School funding:
Number of Skaters:
No
No
1
Approximate practice time per week: 10 hours
Team Website: wmusynchro.com
Student contact: Adriene Petrillo
Student email: adriene@polarisweb.com
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