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November 2009Purpose driven With Mroz holding his silver medal at the 2009 AT&T U.S. Figure Skating Championships, any sorrow from that poignant time dissolved in applause. Mroz had turned back the clock. There was only happiness. "Standing on that podium, taking the silver - for me that was my gold medal," Mroz said.
Read all about how Mroz used tragedy as motivation in the November issue of SKATING. Also featured in this issue ...  Opposites create on-ice magicby Lynn Rutherford The sophisticated Kim Navarro, a college graduate and former New York habitue, and the down-home, easygoing Brent Bommentre have chemistry all their own on the ice and a solid friendship off it.  Encore, encore!With the 2010 AT&T U.S. Figure Skating Championships returning to Spokane in just a couple months, fans are eagerly anticipating the show the host city will put on this time. WEB EXCLUSIVES
Navarro & Bommentre Photo GalleryCheck out a photo gallery of Kim Navarro and Brent Bommentre from 2009 Champs Camp in Colorado Springs, Colo. Understanding the IJS Download a detailed look at how the technical panel evaluates every element - jumps, spins, spiral sequences and step sequences - here. KIDZ ZONE
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