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2021 U.S. Figure Skating Championships
Type:National championship
Date:January 11 – 21
Season:2020–21
Location:Las Vegas, Nevada
Host:U.S. Figure Skating
Venue:Orleans Arena
Champions
Men's singles:
Nathan Chen (Senior)
Eric Prober (Junior)
Women's singles:
Bradie Tennell (Senior)
Isabeau Levito (Junior)
Pairs:
Alexa Scimeca Knierim and Brandon Frazier (Senior)
Anastasiia Smirnova and Danil Siianytsia (Junior)
Ice dance:
Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue (Senior)
Katarina Wolfkostin and Jeffrey Chen (Junior)
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The 2021 Toyota U.S. Figure Skating Championships were held from January 11–21, 2021, at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.[1] Medals were awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance at the senior and junior levels. The results were part of the U.S. selection criteria for the 2021 World Championships. It would also have been part of the selection criteria for the 2021 World Junior Championships and the 2021 Four Continents Championship, but both events were cancelled.

San Jose, which previously hosted the event in 1996, 2012, and 2018, was announced as the original host in October 2019.[2] On November 9, 2020, U.S. Figure Skating announced that, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, the event would be moved to Las Vegas, Nevada.[3] After the success of 2020 Skate America's bubble environment in the same arena, USFSA implemented the same structure for the 2021 U.S. Championships. Las Vegas had never hosted the event prior to this year. San Jose was awarded the right to host the 2023 U.S. Championships.

No audience was allowed to be present at the event.[3]

Qualifying

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U.S. Figure Skating announced a new qualifying structure, the U.S. Figure Skating Championship Series, to replace Regionals and Sectionals due to skaters' delayed training times resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

USFSA Championship Series

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The Championship Series consists of eight events held in November and December 2020. Skaters can select up to two competitions and will then be advanced to Nationals or the High Performance Development Team based on their highest score, rather than their placement. A list of the skaters who qualified for either will be made available on December 7.

On November 2, 2020, USFSA moved the Championship Series to a virtual format.[4] The following changes occurred as a result of the shift:

  1. Senior and junior athletes registered for the Series and not previously qualified for the 2021 U.S. Championships were offered the opportunity to compete in a virtual qualifying competition for the remaining entry positions without needing to earn a minimum technical element score.
  2. Novice, intermediate and juvenile competitors registered for the Series were offered the opportunity to participate in high-level competitive program to identify the National High Performance Development Team. The program will offer a variety of virtual and in-person opportunities January through May, as conditions allow.

Schedule

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The Championship Series was scheduled to comprise the following competitions:

Date Disc. Location
November 9–13, 2020 M/L Blaine, Minnesota
November 10–15, 2020 M/L/P Norwood, Massachusetts
November 11–14, 2020 M/L Spokane, Washington
M/L Alpharetta, Georgia
November 17–20, 2020 M/L/D Fort Wayne, Indiana
November 24–28, 2020 M/L/P Henderson, Nevada
December 1–6, 2020 M/L/D Leesburg, Virginia
M/L Frisco, Texas

ISP Points Challenge

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Over the month of September, USFSA held the virtual ISP (International Selection Pool) Points Challenge to allow skaters to be judged by ISU-level judges. Skaters also competed for $200,000 in prize money. The competition was used to give senior skaters byes to Nationals and was used in the selection of future international assignments, as conditions allowed.[5]

Senior medalists

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Discipline Gold Silver Bronze Results
Men Nathan Chen Jason Brown Tomoki Hiwatashi Details
Ladies Bradie Tennell Amber Glenn Karen Chen Details
Pairs Jessica Calalang / Brian Johnson Alexa Scimeca Knierim / Brandon Frazier Ashley Cain-Gribble / Timothy LeDuc Details
Ice dance Madison Hubbell / Zachary Donohue Kaitlin Hawayek / Jean-Luc Baker Christina Carreira / Anthony Ponomarenko Details

Junior medalists

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Discipline Gold Silver Bronze Results
Men Daniel Martynov Lucas Broussard Will Annis Details
Ladies Isabeau Levito Jessica Lin Tamnhi Huynh Details
Pairs Anastasiia Smirnova / Danil Siianytsia Isabelle Martins / Ryan Bedard Haley Scott / Nick Hubbart Details
Ice dance Katarina Wolfkostin / Jeffrey Chen Oona Brown / Gage Brown Katarina DelCamp / Ian Somerville Details

Advancement to Nationals

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Athletes and teams receiving a bye were required to register for the Championship Series. Although senior-level skaters were eligible to earn byes from the ISP Points Challenge, it did not award byes for junior-level skaters. Consideration for additional byes based on international-type events will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.[6] As of November 2, the Championships Series was replaced by a virtual qualifying competition, resulting in changes to the qualification structure.[4]

On November 9, it was announced only Junior and Senior events were to be skated, with Juvenile, Intermediate, and Novice skaters in either the High Performance Development Camp or the International Selection Pool allowed to skate up. No Senior Ice Dance event would be held in the series due to a lack of entries. Only 12 Entries in the Junior Singles event would move forward to Nationals, along with 8 Junior Pairs and 10 Junior Ice Dance entries. Skaters already with byes were told not to enter, and they would receive more information. There will be no minimum score this year. Senior entries in the Singles events qualifying for Nationals remain the same - 9, but Pairs was lowered to 5.

The results will be posted by December 21. Video submissions to the series will be available on public format, including the US Figure Skating Fan Zone and Peacock Premium.[7][8]

Seniors

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Singles skaters advanced to Nationals in the following ways:

  1. Placing in the Top 5 in the previous year's Nationals
  2. Top 4 scores from the ISP Points Challenge (excluding the top 5 byes)
  3. Top 9 scores from the Championship Series

Pairs teams advanced to Nationals in the following ways:

  1. Placing in the Top 5 in the previous year's Nationals
  2. Top 4 scores from the ISP Points Challenge (excluding the top 5 byes)
  3. Top 5 scores in the Championship Series (A sixth spot was opened after the split of Kayne/O'Shea.)

Ice dance teams advanced to Nationals in the following ways:

  1. Placing in the Top 5 in the previous year's Nationals
  2. Top 4 scores from the ISP Points Challenge (excluding the top 5 byes)
  3. Due to the number of entries, there was no senior ice dance event during the Championship Series.

There will be no alternates to the senior events.[8]

Juniors

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Junior singles skaters advance to Nationals in the following ways:

  • Top 12 scores in the Championship Series

Junior pairs skaters advance to Nationals in the following ways:

  • Top 8 scores in the Championship Series

Junior ice dance skaters advance to Nationals in the following ways:

  • Top 10 scores in the Championship Series.

The next two ranked skaters in each discipline will be alternates to the events.[8]

Entries

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U.S. Figure Skating published a list of entries on December 22, 2020.[9] Skaters either earned a bye based on their placement at the 2020 U.S. Championships or the ISP Points Challenge or qualified through the Championship Series.

Senior

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Men Women Pairs Ice dance
Jason Brown Starr Andrews
Nathan Chen Mariah Bell
Ryan Dunk Karen Chen
Mitchell Friess Amber Glenn
Tomoki Hiwatashi Gracie Gold
Joseph Kang Hanna Harrell
Joonsoo Kim Finley Hawk
Alexei Krasnozhon Rena Ikenishi
Peter Liu Gabriella Izzo
Jimmy Ma Pooja Kalyan —
Jordan Moeller Alysa Liu
Maxim Naumov Heidi Munger —
Yaroslav Paniot Emilia Murdock
Camden Pulkinen Audrey Shin
Eric Sjoberg Bradie Tennell
Dinh Tran Lindsay Thorngren
Vincent Zhou Violeta Ushakova

Junior

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Men Women Pairs Ice dance
Lucas Broussard Elsa Cheng
  • Haley Conrad
  • Kristofer Ogren
Nicholas Hsieh Tamnhi Huynh
  • Sydney Cooke
  • Keyton Bearinger
Liam Kapeikis Mia Kalin
  • Isabelle Martins
  • Ryan Bedard
Joseph Klein Isabeau Levito
  • Angela Ling
  • Caleb Wein
Daniel Martynov Jessica Lin
  • Leah Neset
  • Artem Markelov
Samuel Mindra Maryn Pierce
  • Juliette Reed
  • Jordan Gillette
  • Elliana Peal
  • Ethan Peal
Matthew Nielsen Abigail Ross
  • Catherine Rivers
  • Timmy Chapman
  • Vanessa Pham
  • Jonathan Rogers
Eric Prober Clare Seo
  • Elizabeth Tkachenko
  • Alexei Kiliakov
Jacob Sanchez Kanon Smith —
  • Gracie Vainik
  • Daniel Brykalov
Michael Xie Kate Wang
Robert Yampolsky Adele Zheng —
Maxim Zharkov Ava Marie Ziegler

Changes to preliminary entries

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Date Discipline Withdrew Added Notes Ref.
December 10 Senior pairs — Split [10]
December 28 Senior ice dance Split [11][12]
January 5 Senior men Andrew Torgashev Injury recovery [13][14]
January 10 Senior pairs COVID-19 exposure [15][16]
Senior ice dance
January 12 Senior women Paige Rydberg Positive COVID-19 test [17]
January 17 Junior ice dance Torn ACL (Chen) [18]
January 18 — Re-added following further medical consultation [19]

Schedule

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Due to the bubble environment, the Orleans Arena hosted all practices and competitions. Senior events were held from January 12–17 and junior events from January 19–21.[20] Additionally, due to the bubble environment, there were specific entry and departure dates for each of the senior disciplines, with all junior-level skaters arriving on January 18.[21]

Date Discipline Time Event
January 14 Senior pairs 2:58 pm Short program
Senior women 6:12 pm Short program
January 15 Senior ice dance 12:58 pm Rhythm dance
Senior women 6:12 pm Free skate
January 16 Senior men 12:11 pm Short program
Senior pairs 4:01 pm Free skate (group 1)
Senior ice dance 4:58 pm Free dance (group 1)
Senior pairs 5:55 pm Free skate (groups 2 & 3)
Senior ice dance 7:28 pm Free dance (groups 2 & 3)
January 17 Senior men 12:55 pm Free skate
— 5:01 pm Skating Spectacular
January 20 Junior pairs 12:55 pm Short program
Junior women 3:00 pm Short program
Junior ice dance 4:59 pm Rhythm dance
Junior men 7:00 pm Short program
January 21 Junior pairs 12:55 pm Free skate
Junior women 3:00 pm Free skate
Junior ice dance 4:59 pm Free dance
Junior men 6:56 pm Free skate

Medal summary

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Senior

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Discipline Gold Silver Bronze Pewter
Men Nathan Chen Vincent Zhou Jason Brown Yaroslav Paniot
Women Bradie Tennell Amber Glenn Karen Chen Alysa Liu
Pairs
Ice dance

Junior

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Discipline Gold Silver Bronze Pewter
Men Eric Prober Joseph Klein Samuel Mindra Jacob Sanchez
Women Isabeau Levito Kanon Smith Clare Seo Ava Marie Ziegler
Pairs
  • Isabelle Martins
  • Ryan Bedard
  • Catherine Rivers
  • Timmy Chapman
Ice dance

Senior results

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Men's singles

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Men's results[22]
Rank Skater Total SP FS
1st place, gold medalist(s) Nathan Chen 322.28 1 113.92 1 208.36
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Vincent Zhou 291.38 2 107.79 2 183.59
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jason Brown 276.92 3 100.92 4 176.00
4 Yaroslav Paniot 266.97 4 83.74 3 183.23
5 Maxim Naumov 244.20 5 83.53 5 160.67
6 Jimmy Ma 230.78 6 82.30 8 148.48
7 Tomoki Hiwatashi 230.14 9 75.51 6 154.63
8 Camden Pulkinen 220.10 8 80.08 9 140.02
9 Eric Sjoberg 213.39 11 74.01 10 139.38
10 Dinh Tran 210.79 10 74.03 11 136.76
11 Alexei Krasnozhon 206.76 16 54.53 7 152.23
12 Joseph Kang 203.45 7 79.30 14 124.15
13 Joonsoo Kim 197.12 13 69.04 12 128.08
14 Ryan Dunk 192.66 14 65.60 13 127.06
15 Jordan Moeller 191.33 12 71.09 15 120.24
16 Peter Liu 171.18 15 56.92 16 114.26
17 Mitchell Friess 163.07 17 48.88 17 114.19

Women's singles

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Women's results[23]
Rank Skater Total SP FS
1st place, gold medalist(s) Bradie Tennell 232.61 1 79.40 1 153.21
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Amber Glenn 215.33 5 70.83 2 144.50
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Karen Chen 214.98 4 70.99 3 143.99
4 Alysa Liu 213.39 2 76.36 4 137.03
5 Mariah Bell 199.95 3 72.37 5 127.58
6 Lindsay Thorngren 178.89 6 62.54 7 116.35
7 Audrey Shin 176.82 10 57.74 6 119.08
8 Gabriella Izzo 171.76 7 62.32 9 109.44
9 Rena Ikenishi 169.89 8 60.14 8 109.75
10 Pooja Kalyan 157.46 9 58.29 12 99.17
11 Finley Hawk 152.84 14 52.08 11 100.76
12 Starr Andrews 152.13 17 45.93 10 106.20
13 Gracie Gold 149.05 12 53.88 13 95.17
14 Emilia Murdock 138.80 15 51.25 14 87.55
15 Violeta Ushakova 136.26 16 49.76 15 86.50
16 Heidi Munger 136.05 13 52.11 16 83.94
17 Hanna Harrell 130.72 11 56.93 17 73.79

Pairs

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Pairs' results[24]
Rank Team Total SP FS
1st place, gold medalist(s) 228.10 1 77.46 1 150.64
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 205.29 2 71.30 3 133.99
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 200.52 4 65.81 2 134.71
4 197.97 3 69.56 4 128.41
5 177.06 5 60.41 5 116.65
6 169.88 6 59.23 6 110.65
7 163.73 7 58.23 7 105.50
8 145.24 9 45.34 8 99.90
9 140.93 8 47.98 9 92.95

Ice dance

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Ice dance results[25]
Rank Team Total RD FD
1st place, gold medalist(s) 224.56 2 89.66 1 134.90
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 222.93 1 90.10 2 132.83
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 212.55 3 85.28 3 127.27
4 192.39 4 80.10 4 112.29
5 177.40 5 71.11 5 106.29
6 162.86 6 65.87 6 96.99
7 154.93 7 64.37 7 90.56
8 131.10 8 53.81 8 77.29
9 122.68 9 51.38 9 71.30
10 100.76 10 39.40 10 61.36
11 96.91 11 36.62 11 60.29

Junior results

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Men's singles

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Men's results[26]
Rank Skater Total SP FS
1st place, gold medalist(s) Eric Prober 192.83 3 65.04 1 127.79
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Joseph Klein 187.30 4 63.60 2 123.70
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Samuel Mindra 181.49 8 60.37 3 121.12
4 Jacob Sanchez 177.55 1 66.91 6 110.64
5 Daniel Martynov 176.45 6 62.06 5 114.39
6 Lucas Broussard 175.49 12 55.06 4 120.43
7 Matthew Nielsen 172.30 5 62.31 7 109.99
8 Michael Xie 163.84 11 57.89 8 105.95
9 Liam Kapeikis 162.89 9 58.37 9 104.52
10 Robert Yampolsky 160.85 7 61.60 10 99.25
11 Nicholas Hsieh 152.99 10 57.93 11 95.06
12 Maxim Zharkov 141.27 2 65.51 12 75.76

Women's singles

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Women's results[27]
Rank Skater Total SP FS
1st place, gold medalist(s) Isabeau Levito 187.48 1 65.66 2 121.82
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Kanon Smith 185.88 2 62.52 1 123.36
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Clare Seo 173.51 3 60.27 3 113.24
4 Ava Marie Ziegler 160.77 8 53.73 4 107.04
5 Elsa Cheng 158.85 7 53.75 5 105.10
6 Kate Wang 158.01 4 58.28 6 99.73
7 Adele Zheng 149.89 6 55.83 10 94.06
8 Mia Kalin 149.65 10 51.92 8 97.73
9 Jessica Lin 147.57 11 51.55 9 96.02
10 Abigail Ross 143.89 9 53.35 11 90.54
11 Tamnhi Huynh 140.17 5 57.94 12 82.23
12 Maryn Pierce 138.92 12 41.05 7 97.87

Pairs

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Pairs' results[28]
Rank Team Total SP FS
1st place, gold medalist(s) 169.85 1 59.07 1 110.78
2nd place, silver medalist(s)
  • Isabelle Martins
  • Ryan Bedard
 148.02 2 52.14 2 95.88
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 137.29 4 47.07 3 90.22
4
  • Catherine Rivers
  • Timmy Chapman
 134.01 5 45.97 4 88.04
5
  • Sydney Cooke
  • Keyton Bearinger
 131.39 3 48.61 5 82.78
6
  • Aleksandra Prudsky
  • Daniel Tioumentsev
 119.38 6 43.31 6 76.07
7
  • Haley Conrad
  • Kristofer Ogren
 97.32 8 34.54 7 62.78
8
  • Juliette Reed
  • Jordan Gillette
 94.74 7 35.17 8 59.57

Ice dance

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Ice dance results[29]
Rank Team Total RD FD
1st place, gold medalist(s) 167.22 1 68.81 1 98.41
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 162.91 2 66.20 2 96.71
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
147.30 3 60.26 3 87.04
4
146.40 4 59.98 4 86.42
5
  • Angela Ling
  • Caleb Wein
 140.47 5 56.27 5 84.20
6
  • Leah Neset
  • Artem Markelov
 128.02 6 50.76 6 77.26
7
  • Elizabeth Tkachenko
  • Alexei Kiliakov
 124.55 7 48.33 7 76.22
8
  • Elliana Peal
  • Ethan Peal
 109.73 9 43.71 8 66.02
9
  • Vanessa Pham
  • Jonathan Rogers
 109.66 8 44.58 9 65.08
10
  • Gracie Vainik
  • Daniel Brykalov
 104.07 10 40.99 10 63.08

Controversy

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U.S. Figure Skating maintained strict COVID-19 protocols within the bubble, including asking skaters to don a mask immediately after leaving the ice, but appeared to apply inconsistent requirements to skaters who had come into contact with positive cases prior to the event. After three senior pairs teams training under the same coach came into contact with a COVID-positive case, they voluntarily chose to withdraw out of precaution, whereas senior ice dance team Christina Carreira / Anthony Ponomarenko appeared to be asked to withdraw by the federation.[16] However, Carreira/Ponomarenko's rinkmates and coaches were able to attend the competition, despite Carreira/Ponomarenko having come into contact with the positive case at their training rink. In addition, coach Tom Zakrajsek was unable to travel to the event due to contracting COVID-19 in early January and one of his students, Paige Rydberg, also tested positive upon arrival in Las Vegas; despite this, no contact tracing protocols were enacted, with the remaining athletes from Zakrajsek's training group and rink being allowed to compete.[30]

International team selections

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World Championships

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The World Championships were held from March 22–28 in Stockholm, Sweden. U.S. Figure Skating announced the women's team on January 16 and the men's, pairs, and ice dance teams on January 17.[31][32]

No. Men Women Pairs Ice dance
1 Jason Brown Karen Chen (withdrew)
2 Nathan Chen Bradie Tennell
3 Vincent Zhou —
Alternates
No. Men Women Pairs Ice dance
1 Tomoki Hiwatashi Amber Glenn (called up)
2 Maxim Naumov Mariah Bell
3 Camden Pulkinen Audrey Shin
4 Jimmy Ma — —

Four Continents Championships

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The 2021 Four Continents Championships, originally scheduled to be held from February 9–14 in Sydney, Australia, were cancelled.[33]

World Junior Championships

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The 2021 World Junior Championships were scheduled to be held from March 1–7 in Harbin, China, but were cancelled.[34]

References

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