| 2013 Grace Moore Scholarship |
2013 Grace Moore Memorial
Competitors’ Assistance Scholarship Award Application
Application Deadline: March 15, 2013
Applicant must designate a New Jersey club as their U.S. Figure Skating home club. Applicant must have competed in U.S. Figure Skating qualifying competitions for at least two years for a Senior Scholarship (Novice, Junior or Senior) and at least one year for a Junior Scholarship (Juvenile or Intermediate). This award does not consider Synchronized Skating experience.
Click Here for Application
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| Kern Trophy |
TO NEW JERSEY COUNCIL MEMBER CLUBS
(Including Provisional Clubs)
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Here is a link to the revised point system to be used as the basis for awarding the Kern Trophy. |
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New Jersey Council of
Figure Skating Clubs
Congratulates
Jessica Lim
2011 Winner
of the
Kern Trophy |
| The Kern Trophy for outstanding achievement in figure skating is awarded each year to an eligible skater who is a home
club member in good standing of a New Jersey USFS figure skating club. |
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| US Figure Skating National Championships |
The New Jersey Council of Figure Skating Clubs is very proud of our New Jersey skaters who participated in 2011 AT&T US Figure Skating Championships in Greensboro, NC. We congratulate them for their fine performances! |
Alexandre Bjelde
Isabella Cannuscio
Grace Deissroth
Joseph Dolkiewicz
Elise Eng
Audrey Goldberg
Brett Mueller
A.J. Reiss
Craig Segall
Felicia Zhang
Kate Zeigler
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| 2011 Academic Honors Team |
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| Club Test Sessions |
| In an effort to assist clubs in coordinating test sessions the Council we be posting test sessions offered by member clubs. |
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| Kern Trophy |
The Kern Trophy for outstanding achievement in figure skating is awarded each year to an eligible skater who is a home club member in good standing of a New Jersey USFS figure skating club.
The award will be made after due consideration of the accomplishments of each qualified skater during the calendar year from January 1st to December 31st.
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| 2013 Championships |
Hosted by
The Skating Club of Morris, NJ, Inc.
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, June 7-9, 2013
William G. Mennen Sports Arena
(a Morris County Park Commission facility)
161 Hanover Ave, Morristown, NJ
973-326-7650
www.scomnj.org
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Competition Announcement
Dance Competition Announcement
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| 2012 Competition Results |
2012 Eastern Synchronized Skating Championships
Junior
2 Synchroettes - Essex SC of NJ
3 Precisely Right -SC of Morris NJ
Novice
\6 Synchroettes - Essex SC of NJ
Intermediate
14 Synchroettes - Essex SC of NJ
17 Precisely Right - SC of Morris NJ
Juvenile
3 Synchroettes, Essex SC of NJ, Inc
Pre-Juvenile
4 Synchroettes, Essex SC of NJ, Inc
Open Collegiate
5 Ice Of The Tiger, Princeton University FSC
Masters
4 Essex Blades, Essex SC of NJ, Inc
2012 Prudential U.S. Figure Skating Championships
Junior Pairs
10 Audrey Goldberg, SC Of Southern NJ
Joseph Dolkiewicz, SC Of Southern NJ
2012 U. S. Junior Figure Skating Championships
Intermediate Ladies
4 Dalia Rivkin, North Jersey FSC
6 Selin Kang, Ice House Of NJ FSC
Intermediate Men
8 Liam Roumila, Ice House Of NJ FSC
10 Steven Rossi, Ice House Of NJ FSC
15 Yamato Rowe, Ice House Of NJ FSC
Intermediate Pairs
4 Juliana May/Cody Dolkiewicz, SC Of Southern NJ
Juvenile Pairs
1 Gabriella Marvaldi/Kyle Hogeboom,
SC Of Southern NJ
7 Ashlyn Olson/Jacob Nussle,
Ice House Skating Academy
12 Chloe Petraske/Alec Petraske,
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Helen M. McLoraine
Figure Skating Scholarship Program |
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The Pioneer Fund has established a scholarship program to assist eligible current and former amateur and professional ice skaters who dedicated their lives to skating and now wish to pursue a college education. Scholarships are offered each year for full-time undergraduate study at an accredited institution of the student's choice. Eligible individuals are skaters who have competed at least once in a U.S. Figure Skating qualifying competition at the novice level or higher in singles, pairs or ice dancing.
The Pioneer Fund is a foundation of the late Helen M. McLoraine. She established The Pioneer Fund, a private family foundation, in the 1960s, to continue her lifelong tradition of support to the types of projects and organizations to which she had contributed throughout her lifetime and now through her estate. McLoraine, deeply influenced by her mother’s dedication to philanthropy, became a generous benefactor to others with a focus on figure skating, higher education assistance and medical research.
Although McLoraine continued to run her own private successful investment business throughout her lifetime, her most cherished pastime was supporting the sport of figure skating. She attended many competitions, events and ice shows annually.
The door to McLoraine’s apartment, which originally opened inward the way that most doors do, was changed to open out to the world to indicate the way she embraced life and invited others to do the same. McLoraine passed away in January 2003 doing one of the many things she enjoyed in life, watching young kids in figure skating rinks, working to achieve their dreams.
For more information and to apply for a scholarship:
This scholarship program is administered by Scholarship Management Services, a division of Scholarship America. Awards are granted without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, age, gender, disability or national origin. Information and application can be found on http://sms.scholarshipamerica.org/pioneerfund after December 14, 2011. This year, a total of $200,000 in scholarships will be awarded ranging from $3,000 to $7,000 per recipient.
Scholarship Application postmark deadline: February 18, 2012
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| First-ever U.S. Gold in Juvenile for Synchroettes |
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(03/04/2010) - The Synchroettes wished upon a star, and on Thursday night at the Mariucci Arena, their wish came true. The skaters from West Orange, N.J., were awarded the first gold medal of the 2010 U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships in Minneapolis, Minn., when they won the juvenile division, earning five first-place ordinals in the process. |
This is the first gold medal for the team representing the Essex Skating Club, which placed fourth at this event last year.
"It wasn't about the place we got," said skater Irene Petrocelli, "It was how we skated."
When asked what they would do to celebrate their victory, the team stuck with their "When You Wish Upon A Star" theme, answering, "We're going to Disney World!"
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