Celebration on Ice — Sat., March 24th

Join us for SCAD’s Annual Skating Show at Campion Rink on Saturday, March 24th at 5pm.

This year we will have two special guest skaters:

  • Ross Miner, 2011 & 2012 US Nationals Men’s Bronze Medalist and 2011 World Team Member where he finished 11th in the world.
  • Harrison Choate, 2012 US Nationals Junior Men’s Pewter Medalist

For ticket information, please email sk8info@scadskaters.org.  Tickets are $12 for adults and $5 for children ages 5-18.  Tickets are free for children under age 5.

Rehearsals begin on 3/2 for Basic 7 & No-Test skaters and on 3/11 for SnowPlow Sam & Basic 1-6 skaters.

For a preview of what you’ll see at the show, take a look at Ross’s performance at 2011 Nationals and Harrison’s performance at the 2011 ISU Brasov Cup:


 

Club Update

A Letter to the Club Membership from Mark Ashton, Co-President & Treasurer

 

Spring Session Begins Feb 27th

Spring skating classes begin the week of February 27th.  Spring session skaters are eligible to participate in the Skating Show.

Registration forms are due by February 14th.  Late registrations will be accepted on a space available basis and subject to a 10% late fee.

See the registration page and schedule for more details.  If you were unable to attend registration, but are interested in participating please email us at sk8info@scadskaters.org.

 

A Great Place to Skate!

 

 

 

 

  • a fun and supportive learning environment
  • learn-to-skate for both figure skaters & hockey enthusiasts
  • for all levels: from recreational skaters through regional level competitors
  • for all ages: pre-school through adult sessions
  • excellent coaches — PSA certified
 

What We Offer

  • Snow Plow Sam: Designed to help the preschool age skater develop the preliminary coordination and strength necessary to maneuver on the ice.
  • Basic Skills 1-8: The “BASIC (skating) SKILLS” are fundamental to the sport. The eight levels of the program introduce the fundamental moves: forward skating, backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers, three turns, Mohawks. These skills are essential elements to becoming a strong figure skater or hockey player.
  • Freestyle: This is for those skaters who have gone through the Basic Skills 1-8 and would like to pursue figure skating. In addition, skaters who have passed Basic Skills 3 are eligible to participate in some Freestyle sessions as well.
  • Adults: This program promotes physical fitness and improves balance and coordination while learning proper skating techniques. This program is open to beginner through advanced skaters.
For more information, check out our Programs page.