Jeannette Altwegg: Great Britain’s Golden Girl
After claiming the 1952 Olympic title Jeannette Altwegg abruptly retired.
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Skating Pioneers
One Judge Per Country Rule
Sonia Henie’s controversial win at 1927 Worlds forced the International Skating Union to enact the “one judge per country” rule.
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Louis Rubenstein – A Canadian Pioneer
Though many Canadian skaters have never heard of Louis Rubenstein, it is he they have to thank for their long and rich heritage in the sport.
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No Color Boundaries for Mabel Fairbanks
Mabel Fairbanks was a pioneer for people of color in figure skating. For her personally there were no color boundaries.
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In Living Color: Atoy Wilson
Atoy Wilson claimed the 1966 U.S. novice men’s title, the first African American to ever win a national title at any level.
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2019 Hall of Fame Inductees
The 2019 World Figure Skating Hall of Fame inductees are a global group that includes two ice dance teams, two singles skaters and a Russian coach.
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2018 Hall of Fame Inductees
The 2018 World Figure Skating Hall of Fame inductees include Olympic champions, Chinese coach Bin Yao and Canadian choreographer Sandra Bezic.
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Donald Jackson: Master of Triple Lutz
Canadian icon Donald Jackson ruled the World in 1962.
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Bin Yao — A Chinese Dynasty
For more than 30 years Bin Yao was the driving force behind the Chinese pairs powerhouse.
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Krisztina Regőczy & Andras Sallay
Bittersweet moments for Hungary’s most decorated ice dance duo.
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