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Ice Time Calendar and Contract Ice Update
The deadline is 8/18 for contracts.Due to OSU Move-In Day, we are cancelling ice on Sunday, September 19 from 9:45 to 11:45AM. Contracts submitted will receive a credit for next quarter.
The following have been updated:
Contract Ice Application
Ice Calendar
Paige Hamilton has been appointed as a Bronze Singles/Pairs Judge by U.S. Figure Skating.
As a "trial judge" Paige had to evaluate tests, assign marks, and make appropriate remarks on a large number of tests. These papers were assembled and evaluated by the Judges Vice Chair for Eastern Great Lakes. Paige's marks had to be in general agreement with the official judges and her remarks had to support those marks. In addition to trial judging in Columbus Paige went to Cleveland, Indianapolis, Dayton, and Cincinnati for test sessions to provide for a wider background of skating tests. Paige attended a Judges' school in Cincinnati for the new/revised MIF. She also took and passed a national written test for judges. Please congratulate Paige. She now joins the ranks of judges who give time for the advancement of figure skating. For those who do not already know, judges are not paid a salary and only have their expenses reimbursed when judging at other clubs. The cost of travel for trial judging is at the expense of the trial judge. Judges must be at least 18 years of age. Paige's birthday was in May and thus, she is probably the youngest judge at this time.
A member of CFSC mentioned in Skate For Hope article on USFS web site
Sarah Cait Knott is a Skate for Hope veteran, having skated in the past six shows. The 12-year-old from the Columbus Figure Skating Club remembers former shows and feels she is really making a difference in the fight against breast cancer.She is also the top fundraiser, raising more than $5,000. "Skate for Hope is very important to me because it is a way I can help my grandmother and others who have breast cancer," Knott said. "I get to do something I love and make a difference at the same time."
Read the whole article here
August 21 CFSC Test Session
This session is full.
CFSC wins Troy Trophy
The Columbus Figure Skating Club won the team trophy for total points at the Troy competition this past weekend. This result reflects the contributions of everyone from the very top level to the Basic Skills skaters. Congratulations to you all. Our coaches also deserve recognition for their important contributions to the development of our skaters. Thank you all.- Robert Ouellette, President
Troy results are posted here
These results have been updated to include IJS.