U.S. Collegiate Figure Skating Championships

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The U.S. Collegiate Figure Skating Championships (previously National Collegiate Championships), are a collegiate figure skating competition sanctioned by U.S. Figure Skating. It is the highest level at which figure skating takes place at the college level in the United States. The event has been held since 1985. [1] The event takes place in August of the calendar year, and generally at the beginning of the figure skating season.

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Eligible skaters must be on the junior or senior levels and must be enrolled at a college or university. Skaters compete in the disciplines of men's singles and women's singles. Previous competitors include Paul Wylie, Nancy Kerrigan, Sydne Vogel, and Ryan Bradley.

The event was hosted by the Skating Club of Lake Placid in Lake Placid, NY, or the Broadmoor Skating Club in Colorado Springs, CO until U.S. Figure Skating made the decision to have multiple clubs host the event in 2001. According to U.S. Figure Skating, the last compulsory figures competition at a national level was held at the 2000 United States Collegiate Figure Skating Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado. [2]

As of 2009, U.S. Figure Skating’s Athlete Development Committee announced that the top two senior ladies and men will be assigned to an international competition. [3]

Senior Medalists

Men's singles

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzePewterRef.
1985 Lake Placid Robert RosenbluthDavid Jamison Tom Zakrajsek No pewter medal awarded [4]
1986 Lake Placid Paul Wylie Tom Zakrajsek William Lawe [5]
1987 Colorado Springs Steven RiceKelby RileyNo other competitors [6]
1988 Colorado Springs Steven RiceTroy GoldsteinRobin Lewis [7]
1989 Lake Placid Eddie ShipstadTroy GoldsteinTim Dever [8]
1990 Lake Placid Troy GoldsteinAlex ChangGene 'Gi G' Siruno [9]
1991 Lake Placid Alex ChangEdmund NestiNo other competitors [10]
1992-1997No competition held [1]
1998 Colorado Springs Justin DillonDanny ClausenJanusz McKinnon [11]
1999 Colorado Springs Derrick Delmore Eric SchroyerJanusz McKinnon [12]
2000 Colorado Springs Joseph KnazekEric Schroyer Don Baldwin [13]
2001 Colorado Springs Don Baldwin Rusty Fein William Rasmussen [14]
2002 Newark Sean Calvillo Rusty Fein Joseph Knazek [15]
2003 Minneapolis Braden OverettSean CalvilloMichael Sasaki [16]
2004 Troy Daniel SteffelSean CalvilloLuke Capizzo [17]
2005 Honolulu Ryan Bradley Robert CrowleySean Calvillo [18]
2006 Anaheim Ryan Bradley Michael PetersMichael Solonoski [19]
2007 Oxford Ryan Bradley Michael PetersMichael Solonoski [20]
2008 Arvada Jason WongJonathan CassarMichael Solonoski [21]
2009 Philadelphia Jason WongMichael SolonoskiOsadolo Irown [22]
2010 East Lansing Grant Hochstein Curran Oi William BrewsterNo other competitors [23]
2011 Sun Valley Grant Hochstein No other competitors [24]
2012 South Dennis Kevin CoppolaMatthew McAvoyNo other competitors [25]
2013 De Pere Stephen Carriere Sebastien PayannetDaniel PalmeriNo other competitors [26]
2014 Rochester Hills Richard Dornbush Daniel PalmeriAlexander NewmanMatthew Essigmann [27]
2015 Pittsburgh Richard Dornbush Max Aaron Alexander Johnson Patrick Rupp [28]
2016 Westminster Max Aaron No other competitors [29]
2017 Adrian Kevin ShumAlexander DiColaNo other competitors [30]
2018 Adrian Kevin ShumNo other competitors [31]
2019 Aston Joonsoo KimDaniel KulenkampTony LuJustin Wichmann [32]
2020No competition held due to COVID-19 Pandemic [1]
2021 Aston Ryan Dunk Joonsoo KimLuke FerrantePaul Yeung [33]
2022 Richfield Ryan Dunk Goku EndoLuke FerranteIan Kang [34]
2023 San Jose Michael Xie Eric Sjoberg Goku EndoLucas Altieri [35]
2024 Richfield Joonsoo KimGoku EndoPhilip BakerWill Annis [36]

Women's singles

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzePewterRef.
1985 Lake Placid Kathaleen KellyDeborah TuckerHolly ArchinalNo pewter medal awarded [4]
1986 Lake Placid Jan BombasseiKathaleen KellyKristin Kriwanek [5]
1987 Colorado Springs Kathaleen KellyCristen WisnerCara Schultz [6]
1988 Colorado Springs Nancy Kerrigan Kelly SzmurloCarla Schultz [7]
1989 Lake Placid Michelle MillikanKathaleen KellyMelia Heimbuck [8]
1990 Lake Placid Leanna NaczynskiJulie ShottSara Mulholland [9]
1991 Lake Placid Dena GalechLeanna NaczynskiKathryn Curielli [10]
1992 Lake Placid Sara KastnerShirl CattaniElizabeth Koepf [37]
1993 Colorado Springs Sara KastnerShirl Marie CattaniKristin Buckler [38]
1994 Colorado Springs Kathaleen Kelly CutoneAmanda FarkasSabrina Vora [39]
1995 Colorado Springs Angela MedunaTamari BoniKimberly R. Cole [40]
1996 Colorado Springs Diane HalberAnika RyanValerie Moskwa [41]
1997 Lake Placid Kimberly ColeKristy EvansSara Kastner [42]
1998 Colorado Springs Sydne Vogel Kristy EvansKimberly Cole [11]
1999 Colorado Springs Milissa ParkerAlexandra KayeKananililiakepela Malama [12]
2000 Colorado Springs Kristie EvansMackenzie Baltz Diane Chen [13]
2001 Colorado Springs Angie VandermissenAshklet WilcoxKristin Bagby [14]
2002 Newark Heather AseltineKristin BagbyMelissa Parker [15]
2003 Minneapolis Jennifer Don Lisa Horstman Angie Lien [16]
2004 Troy Alissa Czisny Michelle RosinskiAmber Czisny [17]
2005 Honolulu Amy EvidenteStephanie Roth Jane Bugaeva [18]
2006 Anaheim Stephanie RothErin ReedAnna Madorsky [19]
2007 Oxford Linsey Ann StucksLindsey WeberAmeena Sheikh [20]
2008 Arvada Alissa Czisny Amy NunnAbigail Legg [21]
2009 Philadelphia Chelsea MorrowTatyana KhazovaLynzee Broussard [22]
2010 East Lansing Karen ZhouBrittney RizoChelsea MorrowChristina-Maria Sperduto [23]
2011 Sun Valley Alicia HsuRoxanna SchmidtKaren ZhouKristina Struthwolf [24]
2012 South Dennis Chrissy HughesKacie Kotnik Becky Berseswill Amber Walczyk [25]
2013 De Pere Farah Sheikh Ola CzyzewskiCourtney TaylorMargaux Guysinger [26]
2014 Rochester Hills Jessica HuKatie McBeath Yasmin Siraj Isabelle Dow [27]
2015 Pittsburgh Mirai Nagasu Angela Wang Maria YangAlexis Gagnon [28]
2016 Westminster Angela Wang Alexis GagnonGrace MoyerElena Pulkinen [29]
2017 Adrian Katie McBeathHeidi MungerNadine WangAlexis Gagnon [30]
2018 Adrian Nhi DoHeidi MungerKristine LevitinaCailey Weaver [31]
2019 Aston Heidi MungerKristine LevitinaGabriela GodinMadelyn Crawford [32]
2020No competition held due to COVID-19 Pandemic [1]
2021 Aston Paige RydbergEmma CoppessAnna LiKristine Levitina [33]
2022 Richfield Paige Rydberg Audrey Lu Wren Warne-Jacobsen Ting Cui [34]
2023 San Jose Wren Warne-JacobsenLindsay WangBrynn RobertsErica Machida [35]
2024 Richfield Wren Warne-JacobsenAlena BudkoLilah Gibson Ting Cui [36]

Pairs

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1987 Colorado Springs Lori Blasko / Todd Sand Sara Powell / Robert PowellShanda Smith / Brandon Smith [6]
1988 Colorado Springs Calla Urbanski / Mark NaylorJulianne Thompson / Brian GeddeisNo other competitors [7]
1989 Lake Placid Calla Urbanski / Mark NaylorMaria Lako / Rocky Marval Dawn Goldstein / Troy Goldstein [8]
1990 Lake Placid Laura Murphy / Brian Wells Dawn Goldstein / Troy GoldsteinNo other competitors [9]

Ice dance

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1990 Lake Placid Rachel Mayer / Peter Breen Amy Webster / Leif Erickson Elizabeth Punsalen / Jerod Swallow [9]

Men's figures

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1986 Lake Placid Paul Wylie William Lawe Tom Zakrajsek [5]
1987 Colorado Springs Steven RiceKelby RileyNo other competitors [6]
1988 Colorado Springs Troy GoldsteinSteven RiceKelby Riley [7]
1989 Lake Placid Eddie ShipstandTim DeverTroy Goldstein [8]
1990 Lake Placid Troy GoldsteinJay MurphyNo other competitors [9]

Women's figures

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1986 Lake Placid Eileen GrothKathaleen Kelly Stefanie Schmid [5]
1987 Colorado Springs Kathaleen KellyBecky DeverNoreen Kelly [6]
1988 Colorado Springs Kelly SzmurloKathaleen Kelly Nancy Kerrigan [7]
1989 Lake Placid Kathaleen KellyMelia HeimbuckShannon Hunter [8]
1990 Lake Placid Jennifer LengSara MulhollandSamantha Hawks [9]
1991 Lake Placid Samantha HawksHeather HughesCarese Busby [10]
1992 Lake Placid Sarah GendreauCarese M. BusbyDoreen Raudenbush [37]
1993 Colorado Springs Shirl Marie CattaniDoreen RaudenbushLaura L. Mitchell [38]
1994 Colorado Springs Lisa BrysonJanette Lynn LewisShannon Livingston [39]
1995 Colorado Springs Jessica RaineyDoreen RaudenbushShannon Livingston [40]
1996 Colorado Springs Susan BlaisdellJennifer FinleyJennie Pitman [41]
1997 Lake Placid Casey PapajohnLynne PettaAmy Brolsma [42]
1998 Colorado Springs Amanda AdamsLynne PettaAmy Thompson [11]
1999 Colorado Springs Casey PapajohnTracy DedrickBrooke Pitman [12]
2000 Colorado Springs Jessic KoslowBrooke PitmanWendy Mangum [13]

Junior Medalists

Men's singles

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzePewterRef.
1989 Lake Placid Edmund NestiGlenn ZeihnertNo pewter medal awarded [8]
1990 Lake Placid Glenn ZeihnertKevin HowellLeon Nesti [9]
1991-95No competition held
1996 Colorado Springs Everett WeissRobert Schupp Aaron Parchem [10]
1997 Lake Placid Eric SchroyerJason HeffronJanusz John McKinnon [42]
1998 Colorado Springs Derek Trent Eric SchroyerJason Heffron [11]
1999 Colorado Springs Matthew Bohannan Derek Trent Adam Collins [12]
2000 Colorado Springs Rusty Fein Matthew BohananMark Butt [13]
2001 Colorado Springs Michael TurnerLuke CapizzoNo other competitors [14]
2002 Newark Luke MafazyDaniel EisonNo other competitors [15]
2003 Minneapolis Michael TurnerNicholas KrongardJonathan Hayward [16]
2004 Troy Jonathan CassarNicholas Roby Darryll Sulindro [17]
2005 Honolulu Taylor Toth Pine Kopka-RossSchuyler Eldridge [18]
2006 Anaheim Jason WongJonathan CassarMichael Solonoski [19]
2007-09No competition held
2010 East Lansing Zachariah SzaboJoey MilletNo other competitors [23]
2011 Sun Valley Austin StephenAdam CivielloJason PaciniNo other competitors [24]
2012 South Dennis Matej Silecky Christian BurnerJonathan JerotheNo other competitors [25]
2013No competition held
2014 Rochester Hills Danny NeudeckerKevin WuScott BrodyNo other competitors [27]
2015 Pittsburgh B.J. ConradAndrew CivielloKevin WuScott Brody [28]
2016 Westminster Max BelovolAndrew CivielloNo other competitors [29]
2017 Adrian Thomas SchwappachAndrew CivelloNo other competitors [30]
2018 Adrian Manol Atanassov Thomas SchwappachNo other competitors [31]
2019 Aston Matthew KennedyThomas SchwappachKenneth ThomsenNo other competitors [32]
2020No competition held due to COVID-19 Pandemic [1]
2021 Aston Goku EndoKenneth ThomsenNo other competitors [33]
2022 Richfield Michael ChapaRyan SiracuseMatthew MlachakGabriel Martinez [34]
2023 San Jose Andriy KratyukKelvin LiSamir MallyaZachary Fogt [35]
2024 Richfield Solomon BristolVladikmir VolkovZachary FogtRyan Siracuse [36]

Women's singles

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzePewterRef.
1989 Lake Placid Lisa FloreckSandra DavisTracy Lynn MartinNo pewter medal awarded [8]
1990 Lake Placid Dana ChinnKristy KaapisJessa Eisenwinter-Lake [9]
1991 Lake Placid Shirl CattaniIngrid PetersonAmy Zurlinden [10]
1992 Lake Placid Amy RossDesiree V. ToneattoJennifer Jamison [37]
1993 Colorado Springs Wendy BudzynskiMichelle LindbergElin Gardiner [38]
1994 Colorado Springs Amy Lynn LoveSabrina VoncampeBrenda Blackmer [39]
1995 Colorado Springs Tiffany E. Scott Lisa MasonCyndy Livingston [40]
1996 Colorado Springs Sara RobertsonMaiysha GlaudeKimberly Landis [41]
1997 Lake Placid Carrie Lynne IstadOlivia BaerMaiysha Glaude [42]
1998 Colorado Springs Alexandra Dunne-BryantMaiysha GloudeCaitlin Marino [11]
1999 Colorado Springs Megan McAndrewKristin DeanLisa Grasso [12]
2000 Colorado Springs Jacqueline MatsonAveril DavisAmy Stetson-de Jesus [13]
2001 Colorado Springs Christina BranomStephanie O'LearyChanelle Sherry [14]
2002 Newark Marlowe PerrySarah KaulfersChristina Branom [15]
2003 Minneapolis Sara HolwerdaAndrea PinterTiffany Chung [16]
2004 Troy Rachel BaischLauren RomanAndrea Vickers [17]
2005 Honolulu Laura StefanikAndrea VickersDanielle VanPatten [18]
2006 Anaheim Andrea VickersJazmyn ManzouriKelsey Willden [19]
2007 Oxford Laura StefanikRachel NevaresJazmyn Manzouri [20]
2008 Arvada Lindsey RomanLexi IbanezErica Ransford [21]
2009 Philadelphia Audrey WinterAlicia WarrenLeah Roth Barsanti [22]
2010 East Lansing Bethany BonenfantCourtney DonovanLeah BarsantiConnie Przeslawski [23]
2011 Sun Valley Kirsten SeagersCaroline KnoopKatie SoraghanConnie Przeslawski [24]
2012 South Dennis Natalie MotleyCaroline KnoopAlexis McDonnellFlora Su [25]
2013 De Pere Kaitlyn YoungFlora SuGillian GonzalezChrystal Chilcott [26]
2014 Rochester Hills Kathleen CrissAmber GuizzottiJacquelin ZimmermanBridget Race [27]
2015 Pittsburgh Taylor AruannoBrittany LeeKathleen CrissGillian Gonzalez [28]
2016 Westminster Sarah GoodwinCaterina AlfKaitlin D'AgostinoBrittany Lee [29]
2017 Adrian Nicole FarolanNicole CzuhajewskiKaitlin D'AgostinoGabrielle Carl [30]
2018 Adrian Nicole CzuhajewskiLauren RussellElizabeth KlemmShannen Wu [31]
2019 Aston Ejun Dean Valentina Plazas Beverly LaksanaMaya Jones [32]
2020No competition held due to COVID-19 Pandemic [1]
2021 Aston Lily RauhOlivia TennantMaya JonesMadelyn Lyons [33]
2022 Richfield Elizabeth SwansonBailey OnixtChristina TenzinAmanda Smentkowski [34]
2023 San Jose Lindsey ByerTalia LernerJayna HosmanGrace Clifford [35]
2024 Richfield Bailey OnixtGenella EvansCaroline MuraKelly Janetzko [36]

Pairs

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1988 Colorado Springs Jocelyn Cox / Brad CoxDawn Piepenbrink / Tim DeverDawn Goldstein / Troy Goldstein [7]
1990 Lake Placid Dawn Piepenbrink / Nick CastanedaJamie-Maria Sharpe / David WalkerNo other competitors [9]
1991 Lake Placid Andrea Catoia / Paul DulebohnErin Covington / Brandon PowellHeather Hughes / Keith Tindall [10]
1992 Lake Placid Erin Covington / Brandon PowellAkemi L. Kawaguchi / Ron BrilliantNo other competitors [37]
1997 Lake Placid Darby Gaynor / Robert Van Uitert JrWhitney Gaynor / David DelagoNo other competitors [42]

Ice dance

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1987 Colorado Springs Holly Robbins / Jonathan Stine Regina Woodward / James CurtisElisa Curtis / Neale Smull [6]
1988 Colorado Springs Wendy Millette / James CurtisAndrea Chow / Martin ChowElisa Curtis / Neale Smull [7]
1989 Lake Placid Beth Nuhl / Neal SmullMichelle Maler / Tony DarnellNo other competitors [8]
1990 Lake Placid Laura Gayton / Peter AbrahamTarah Donelan / Gerald MieleKathy Binkowski / Sean Gales [9]
1991 Lake Placid Siann Matthews / Jeremy WyndhamMelissa Pettus / Richard DupaixSusan Mounce / Kevin Elvin [10]
1993 Colorado Springs Daniela Lopez / Andras LopezJenny Dahlen / Sergei LihachovMary Spencer / Terry Summe [9]
1995 Colorado Springs Azumi Sagara / Jonathan MagalnickMary Spenser / Michael PhaneufNo other competitors [40]
1996 Colorado Springs Mollie Klurfeld / Martin SivorinovskyKaren Ferrara / Colin WardNo other competitors [41]
2009 Philadelphia Katherine Zeigler / Baxter BurbankJanine Ashley-Halstead / Robert Knopf JrNo other competitors [22]

Men's figures

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1989 Lake Placid Glenn ZeiehnertEdmund NestiNo other competitors [8]
1990 Lake Placid Glenn ZeiehnertKevin HowellEdmund Nesti [9]

Women's figures

YearLocationGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1989 Lake Placid Lisa FloreckSandra DavisTracey Lynn Martin [8]
1990 Lake Placid Janet Lynn MelvilleKelly NearonMargaret Ann Reynolds [9]
1991 Lake Placid Cathleen ReynoldsTiffany PurcellLaura Mitchell [10]
1992 Lake Placid Desiree V. ToneattoBonnie GoodRhonda Binnebose [37]
1993 Colorado Springs Elisa M. GoldbergHeather CastorJennifer Ellis [38]
1994 Colorado Springs Sonja CastanedaNicole BucklesSametra Wallace [39]
1995 Colorado Springs Nicole BucklesKelley YoungSametra L. Wallace [40]
1996 Colorado Springs Kelley YoungMichelle NathanMichelle Becklehamer [41]
1997 Lake Placid Michelle NathanShannon EdensMya Zapata [42]
1998 Colorado Springs Danielle DetrolioChristina EdwardsNo other competitors [11]
2000 Colorado Springs Angela MarquartMarika PerryNo other competitors [13]

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