Competitions

2025 Ice Sculptures Invitational – Waupan, WI, March 15, 2025 | Register by February 15

Fond du Lac FSC Compete USA 2025 – May 3, 2025 | Register by April 1

Rhinelander Figure Skating Camp April 10 – 12, 2025 with the test session in the afternoon on Saturday, April 12, 2025.

1.    Complete your registration forms (test form NOT required with registration).

2.    Please note:  Maximum lesson request is two hours PER coach PER day until scheduling is complete.  Additional, “as available” lessons may be requested with registration.

3.    Scan and email a copy (or picture) of your completed registration form to our email address RFSCCamp@gmail.com in a new email.  DO NOT reply to this email:   (This will be your priority timestamp)

(If you have issues with printing/scanning the registration forms, please send an email with your skater information and lesson requests, then follow-up with the forms in the mail)

4.  “Skaters” … due to Safe Sport … you must include your parents on ANY email you send regarding registration/testing/lessons/camp.

5.    MAIL your original forms and your full payment within 7 days (Payable to the RIA)

2025 RFSC Mini Camp
2025 RFSC Test Application
Permission Form

Competing

As a member of the GGBFSC, you will be able to participate in many kinds of skating competitions. Competitions sanctioned by U.S. Figure Skating are held throughout the year in rinks across the country, with events in freestyle, pairs, ice dancing, synchronized team skating, and artistic. Skaters may elect to participate in any or in all types of events.

Competition allows a skater to perform in appropriate groups according to age and skating level before a panel of judges. Individual skaters within the groups are then placed in a numerical placement order as the judges’ results indicate.

Usually the top 3 to 5 skaters in each group will receive medals or awards. Skaters may also compete in different events if available, such as spins, free skate, compulsory, moves-in-the-field, dance, artistic, etc.

GGBFSC has sponsored its own annual competition, Skate Green Bay. One of the unique aspects of our competition is an event called the artistic recall in which skaters are judged on strictly aesthetic appeal by a panel of judges from the art, music, and entertainment community.

Qualifications

It’s important to keep your GGBFSC membership up to date, because in order to enter any USFSA-sanctioned competition, you must be a member of the USFSA in good standing and have the permission of your home club.

Every competition entry form must be signed by a club officer to confirm that you are a member in good standing.

Being in “good standing” includes being up to date in ice payments and service hours. (Competition applications can be obtained from the skating coaches or at the club bulletin board at the rink.)

There are also age and test qualifications for some events. Discuss these requirements with your coach, or consult the competition entry form and USFSA rulebook.