Over the past week, several notable events have taken place in the figure skating world:
34th Nepela Memorial (September 24–27, 2026):
Held in Bratislava, Slovakia, this international competition featured four disciplines: Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Pairs, and Ice Dance. In the Pairs event, Olivia Flores and Mark Sadusky from the USA secured the top position with a total score of 56.52. (camps.icu)
ISU CS Nebelhorn Trophy (September 24–26, 2026):
Taking place in Oberstdorf, Germany, this Challenger Series event showcased skaters from various nations competing across multiple disciplines. Detailed results and participant information are available on the official ISU website. (staging-web-fansite.isu-skating.com)
ISU Figure Skating Junior Grand Prix Batumi (September 24–26, 2026):
Hosted in Batumi, Georgia, this Junior Grand Prix event highlighted emerging talents in the figure skating community. The competition covered disciplines such as Men’s and Women’s Singles, Pairs, and Ice Dance. Comprehensive results and participant details can be found on the ISU’s official platform. (staging-web-fansite.isu-skating.com)
World Cup Figures (September 18–20, 2026):
This World Skate event was held at the Lynwood Sport Center in the Chicago area, featuring Cadet, Youth, Junior, and Senior figure divisions. The competition schedule included organizational meetings, training sessions, and various age-group competitions. For more information, refer to the official World Skate event page. (skateterminal.com)
These events underscore the dynamic and global nature of figure skating, with athletes from around the world showcasing their skills and artistry on the ice.
