aussieSKATES invites you to celebrate our tenth year on-line with the 2009 / 2010 Champions of Figure Skating Calendar.

Champions featured both past and present include:

Maria and Evgueni Borounov
Joanne Carter
Cheltzie Lee
Danielle O'Brien & Greg Merriman
and many others

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aussieSKATES concludes its trip down memory lane, focussing on figure skating in New South Wales & Queensland.

In this e-zine issue we also feature:

Senior Worlds Overview
Australian Nationals Results
Michael Pasfield: Footloose & Fancy Free
Belinda Noonan: A Life in Skating
Monica McDonald: By the Boards
Allison Manley: Podcasts & Double Flips
The Triple Axel turns 30 & 20 Years of the Quad

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aussieSKATES takes a trip down memory lane, looking back at a century of figure skating in Victoria.

In this e-zine issue we also feature:

100 years of skating in Victoria
Catching up with Cameron Medhurst
Adult Synchronised Skating
Blades of Glory's DVD Release
Roller Skating Champion, Jayson Sutcliffe
The 2008 National Championships Results

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aussieSKATES invites you to kick off the Australian season with our 2007 / 2008 Champions of Figure Skating Calendar.

Champions featured both past and present include:

Bradley Santer
Joanne Carter
Miriam Manzano
Sean Carlow
and many others

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Join aussieSKATES at the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships in Colorado Springs, U.S.A., host to numerous national, international, Junior World and World Championships.

We've put together a special commemorative
e-zine featuring:

Aussie team profiles
Past Australian results
Competition images
Michael Amentas & Disney on Ice
The Einstein Factor

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Join aussieSKATES at the World Figure Skating Championships in Calgary, Canada, home to the 1988 Olympic Winter Games.

We've put together a special commemorative
e-zine featuring:

Past Australian results
Aussie team profiles
Competition analysis
Backstage photos

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Though the 2005 season is already well underway, this year is particularly exciting for our national team. Especially as the upcoming World Championships in Moscow, will act as the key qualifying event for next year's Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy.

First up however, is the Four Continents Championship in Korea. As always, Australia is sending a strong contingent, eager to take on the newly implemented Code of Points marking system. The highest placed lady, man and dance team will continue on to Russia.

Joanne Carter and Miriam Manzano have had outstanding seasons so far and will be looking to improve on their respective 10th and 11th placings from this event last year. They will be joined by veteran, Sarah Yvonne Prytula, 19th in 2004.

Bradley Santer, now a two-time national champion, has had a good run on the European circuit as well. He will be competing with fellow team mates Stuart Beckingham and Sean Carlow in Gangneung.

Dance will be represented by two couples: Natalie Buck / Trent Nelson-Bond & Danika Bourne / Alexander Pavlov.

In March, Junior Worlds in Kitchener, Ontario will feature single skaters Phoebe Di Tommaso, Robert McNamara, and dancers Danielle O'Brien & Gregory Merriman.

OzSkater, Australia's premiere skating magazine, will cover all of the events mentioned in detail for their next issue.

Best wishes to all our skaters from here at aussieSKATES.