• 2022-2023 Season: Session 2 Dates (Blackout Dates Below)
  • Mondays - January 9th - May 22nd
  • Wednesdays - January 4th - May 24th
  • Saturdays - January 7th - May 20th
• Pre-Registration guarantees the skater a spot in that session every week.
  • Sign-up for an entire session at a rate of $4.50 per week!
• Separate registration required for club ice programming
  • Aspire, Bunny Hops, Low Freestyle
  • You do not also need to pre-register for club ice sessions to participate in these programs
  • More information included below!

Registration for club ice opens up December 12th!

• Description: Figure Skating Development Program
• Skating Level: Basic 3 - Freeskate 4
• Recommended Age: All ages welcome with permission of a coach
• Tests Passed: None
• Day/Time: Mondays 5:30-6:15pm
• Includes:
  • 45 min on-ice group class
  • Focus on jumps, spins, skating skills, synchronized skating, introduction to ice dance
• Sessions: 15
• Cost: $210 ($14 per session)

• Description: Figure Skating Early Skills Development Program
• Skating Level: Snowplow Sam - Basic 3
• Recommended Age: 3 - 5
• Tests Passed: None
• Day/Time: Mondays 5:30-6:15pm
• Includes:
  • 45 min on-ice group class
  • Focus on early skating skills, including jumps and spins
• Sessions: 15
• Cost: $210 ($14 per session)

low freestyle On & Off-Ice PROGRAM

• Description: This program is for developing skaters who do not yet have an axel jump. The program includes a 30 minute on-ice class that will vary in focus from week to week and a 30 minute off-ice class. 
• Skating Level: Basic 6 through No Test (skaters without a single axel)
  • Must obtain permission from the club or assistant club coordinator (Tiffany McNeil or Erika Roberts) to register.
• Max 20 skaters
• Day/Time: Wednesdays
  • On Ice 4:45-5:15pm
  • Off Ice 5:30-6pm
• Includes:
  • 30 min on-ice group class + 30-min off-ice
  • Focus on skating skills, beginning jump & spin technique, and "freestyle 101" (preparing/teaching skaters to safely skate on freestyle sessions)
• Sessions: 17
• Cost: $323 ($19 per session)
  • NOTE: punch card skaters may use 3 punches to drop in on a Basic Skills session 

Welcome to Jans Winter Welcome 2022!

what is jww?

JANS Winter Welcome (JWW) is the premiere fundraising event supporting youth winter sports programs in Park City. Each year, the Youth Sports Alliance raises vital funds to support more than 2,800 kids training with seven YSA-supported competitive winter sport programs and participating in YSA's after-school programs, Get Out & Play and ACTiV8. 400 prominent members of the local community, the snow sports industry, and friends from across the country, mingle, dine and bid on auction items, while raising more than $400,000 to support teams and fund scholarships for junior athletes.

why is it so important?

JWW is by far our biggest and most successful fundraiser of the year and the Figure Skating Club of Park City would not function as well as it does without JWW.  Our fundraising needs to cover essential and non-essential expenses top $37,000 every year and our membership dues only cover a small portion of that expense.  Funds from this event, including our opportunity drawing ticket sales and event tickets, not only help pay for essential fees and general expenses, but also fund a large portion of the Spring Show, subsidize weekly club ice fees, help cover the costs for clinics, competitions and test sessions, help pay for club parties and the annual banquet, send coaches to PSA conference and other learning opportunities. 

YSA gives back to our club 100% of our fundraising earned through Opportunity Drawing Tickets and Auction Donations.  This fundraiser has the potential to cover most of our club expenses and make fundraising the rest of the year a breeze.  However, for this to be successful we need everyone to get involved and do their part.

how can you participate? (and also meet your fundraising requirements)

auction donations

A Silent and Live Auction will take place at the JWW Gala.  The silent auction items will also be available online the week leading up to the event.  Do you have a business contact, friend, or family member that would be willing to donate their business services and/or products? How about a vacation rental or time share? We are looking for as many items as possible with a value of $50 or higher and 1-2 (or more!) high value items with a value of $2500 or higher.  Remember, our club receives 100% of the proceeds from the auction items’ final bids.  Club members will also receive fundraising credits for the final bid price of auction items they secure. These funds are essential to our club’s success!

How to submit a donation:

1. Fill out an Auction Donation Form

Go to JWW Silent Auction Donation Google Doc (preferred)

Download JWW Silent Auction Donation Form

2. Once you have secured a donation, please contact Angie Lampert at angeladawnlampert@gmail.com or (913) 219-4780 to arrange for donation drop-off/pick-up and to make sure you receive your fundraising credit for the item.

opportunity drawing tickets

In addition to collecting silent auction items, we need to sell as many Opportunity Drawing tickets as possible!  Our awesome team has put together some great prizes for the Top 5 sellers!

Top Seller: First Pick of Holiday Show Song, Pie in the Face of a Coach & Ice Cream for you and a friend at Cold Stone Creamery

2nd Top Seller: Pie in the Face of a Coach & Ice Cream for you and a friend at Cold Stone Creamery

3rd Top Seller: Pie in the Face of a Coach

4th and 5thTop Sellers: FSCPC Swag Bag

Prizes will be awarded to the top finishers as of October 29th. 

A flyer is available on the fundraising page of FSCPC website that can be shared with friends and family.  The link to purchase opportunity tickets online is: https://ywsa.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/42ndJANSWinterWelcome/PurchaseOpportunityDrawingTickets/tabid/1308262/Default.aspx and also can be found on the fundraising page of the FSCPC website. 

This year’s grand prize winner will be heading to the beaches of Punta Mita, Mexico!  Winner will enjoy a relaxing vacation in an ocean casita for two at the famed Four Seasons Punta Mita. The trip includes lodging, as well as transportation and resort credit.

Package includes:

• Three nights for two guests in an Ocean Casita with a view of the ocean and panorama of the beautiful grounds and coastline
• $2,000 resort credit to use toward dining, spa, or activities (golf, horseback riding, canopy adventure, scuba diving, and more); and
• $2,000 transportation credit to be used for airline, shuttle or car rental fees.

Travel scheduled for April 10–13, 2023 but will work with winner to select final travel dates. Must make changes to itinerary by December 31, 2022.

Buy 2 or more tickets and you will be entered into a drawing for a complete ski package from JANS that includes skis, bindings, boots and poles of your choice.

JWW ATHLETE ESCORT

There is one opening for a FSCPC athlete to represent our club on stage at the JWW fundraising event, greet arriving guests, and solicit funds from guests. This opportunity is appropriate for skaters age 12-13, who are comfortable interacting with adults and mature enough to serve in this role. To be considered for this great opportunity, please, have your athlete submit a short essay (up to 1 page) about why they should be considered to represent our club. The essay should cover: what you love about our club, why you believe our club is worthy of community support and donations, how you see yourself interacting with guests the evening of the event, and a few examples of how you might approach guests to sell Opportunity Drawing tickets the night of the event. Essays should be emailed to fscpcpresident@gmail.com by September 12th.

additional information

*If you’d like to attend the gala on October 29th, table and individual ticket sales are live at: www.ysaparkcity.org .

*Keep an eye out for more information regarding volunteering for the event in September.

*Please reach out with any questions to Angie Lampert at angeladawnlampert@gmail.com or (913) 219-4780.

Congratulations to these awesome club members and associate members who finished in the top 6 in the Pacific Coast section of the National Solo Dance Series to qualify for the National Solo Dance Final in Santa Clarita, California in September! We are so proud!

Hadley Miles- Pre-Gold Pattern Dance 2nd, Junior Combined 4th

Chloe Taurel- Junior Combined 3rd

Associate Members:

Evie Jones - Pre-Silver Pattern 1st, Intermediate Combined 3rd

Dimi Jones- Pre-Silver Pattern 3rd, Intermediate Combined 6th

Chase Rohner - Pre-Silver Pattern Dance

At Copper Cup, Sam won  the Ida Tateoka Intermediate Best Performance Award. So awesome! Congrats!

Brynn Roberts passed her Senior Solo Free Dance with Distinction this month, making her a US Figure Skating QUADRUPLE Gold Medalist. Congratulations!

Brynn Roberts - Senior Solo Free Dance with Distinction

Morgan Heavrin- Tango with Honors, American Waltz, Rocker Foxtrot, Silver Dance Test, Kilian with Honors

Scout Witt- Intermediate Free Skate

Hannah Baldwin - Junior Free Skate

Alyssa Thornsbury- Junior Moves

Neva Buckley - Pre-Preliminary Moves

Thank you to the Junior Board for organizing a super fun BBQ for our members and thank you to the Knight family for hosting!

We are very fortunate to have the support of a generous donor who has provided scholarship opportunities for our skaters.

We currently have an open scholarship opportunity for a female skater who identifies as an ethnic minority in an underrepresented group in figure skating. This scholarship is to encourage the dedicated minority female figure skater to continue advancing within USFS, but who may be unable to reach their goals due to financial limitations. This is a need-based scholarship intended to support and encourage underrepresented minority skaters to continue in the sport and help them reach their figure skating goals.

Details:
Scholarship information:

This scholarship consists of $5,000 for one figure skater who is a member of the Figure Skating Club of Park City. The following criteria will be used to guide selection of the skater to receive the scholarship fund:

1. A skater who likely will continue advancing within USFS evidenced by dedicated practice, personal discipline, punctuality at training sessions, having achieved the USFS qualifying level, therefore, eligibility for advancement within USFS competition;
2. Biological female
3. Skater is a member of an ethnic minority group with low representation in figure skating
(e.g., Hispanic, Black, Native American, Subcontinent).
4. Demonstrates financial need to continue in the sport.

Deadline: September 1

Click here to Apply

Please contact San San Wu Reynolds if any additional questions: sanwureynolds@gmail.com

August 26-28, 2022
Sherwood Ice Arena
Sherwood, OR

Juvenile Boys
Louie Mallane 1st
Dash Williams 2nd
Ollie Mathews 5th

Juvenile Girls
Autumn Boyd 5th

Intermediate Men
Trevor Meeboer 2nd

Intermediate Women
Kate Pressgrove 1st

Novice Women
Camille Sibley 8th

Junior Women
Hannah Baldwin 5th