Congratulations to our Graduating Senior Award recipients:Taylor ChowEmilia MurdockSamantha TurtleThe Graduating Senior Award program recognizes student-athletes who have worked hard to pursue figure skating while maintaining academic excellence.We are so proud of your achievements both on and off the ice!
We are proud to announce that the SCSF will offer its 2021 Gala. As you know, for the past two years, we have canceled our fundraising Gala at Yerba Buena Ice Skating and Bowling Center. We miss seeing all of you in-person. This year we are getting together in a different way to celebrate our athletes and our club.
On May 2nd, 2021, at 5pm, PDT, we invite you to a private viewing of our Virtual Gala –Resilience. We all know how challenging this year has been in so many ways. For one hour we want you to put all that aside and join us in celebrating the resilience of our athletes.
A television programming schedule is available on FanZone at https://bit.ly/3tAKNYz. Fans will enjoy more than 80 hours of competition coverage on NBC and NBCSN. Additionally, fans can watch event replays on the Olympic Channel.
Additionally, fans should subscribe to Peacock Premium for live and on-demand domestic and international figure skating competition.
In the “100 Contributors” feature on p. 14, Skating Magazine pays tribute to Don Corbiell. Congratulations and thank you, Don, for your years of service to the Skating Club of San Francisco. If you didn’t receive your issue, you can log in to the USFS membership portal to see the magazine online.
The Graduating Seniors Program was developed to recognize the achievements of those individuals graduating from high school who have made the commitment to continue their training in figure skating while pursuing their academic studies.
This application is for students graduating in the spring of 2021. This application will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
Early Applications are due by October 4. This is for skaters wishing to list the award on their college applications; skaters will be notified via email of their award in mid-October, and awards will be sent to the skater for presentation at graduation, senior awards night, or another school ceremony.
General applications are due by March 1. Skaters will be notified of their award in late spring, and awards will be sent to the skater for presentation at graduation, senior awards night, or another school ceremony.
If you have any questions, please contact Karissa Woienski, U.S. Figure Skating Programs Manager, at .