Athletes Advisory
Jurisdiction: the collection of viewpoints and ideas of active and former competitive athletes, the representation and promotion of the rights and viewpoints of active and former competitive athletes, the conducting of informational meetings and the election of individuals to serve in athlete positions of U.S. Figure Skating as well as athlete positions in the USOC.
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Chair: Lindsey Weber, lindseyweber1@aol.com
For a detailed job description, click here.
Ladies
Vice Chair - Becky Bereswill
Felicia Beck
Amber Corwin
Laney Diggs
Christina Gao
Katrina Hacker
Emily Hughes
Sarah Hughes
Brittney Rizo
Men
Vice Chair - Jason Wong
Jonathan Cassar
Derrick Delmore
Justin Dillon
Scott Dyer
Timothy Goebel
Ryan Jahnke
Alexander Johnson
Ross Miner
Douglas Razzano
Pairs
Vice Chair - Amanda Evora
John Coughlin
Steve Hartsell
Craig Joeright
Larisa Joeright
Mark Ladwig
Naomi Nam
Tiffany Scott
Taylor Toth
Tiffany Vise
Dance
Vice Chair - Pilar Bosley
Brent Bommentre
Anastasia Cannuscio
Melissa Gregory
Timothy McKernan
Colin McManus
Kimberly Navarro
Denis Petukhov
Nick Traxler
Jennifer Wester
Synchronized
Vice Chair - Erika Hoffman
Alicia Carr
Erin Cullen
Bianca Jackson
Jenna Longo
Ashley Mulhern
Ashleigh Ostin
Noelle Pearson
Cathleen Renzi
Rebecca Search
AAC Members on the Board of Directors
Justin Dillon, Group Coordinator (Athlete Services)
Lindsey Weber, Athlete Member (Singles)
Mark Ladwig, Athlete Member (Pairs)
Pilar Bosley, Athlete Member (Ice Dancing)
Cathleen Renzi, Athlete Member (Synchronized)
Nominating Committee Members
Eastern: Amanda Evora
Midwestern: Lindsey Weber
Pacific Coast: Amber Corwin
The "Athlete Alumni Ambassador" (3A) award is a scholarship program that identifies skaters who have achieved a level of excellence in their sport and balance this success with an ability to volunteer and contribute within their community. Six finalists, as chosen by the AAC, receive a financial reward as follows:
- Grand Prize Winner: $1,000
- One winner in each of five disciplines (ladies, men's, pairs, ice dancing, synchronized): $250
The 2013 3A Award application is now available. Eligibility is based on a skaters success in the 2012-2013 season as a novice or junior level skater. The application deadline is Friday, April 12, 2013. The winners will be announced at during the 2013 Governing Council held in the beginning of May. Please complete and return the application below.
Recipients of the 2012 3A award were announced Friday, May 4 at the AAC dinner at the annual Governing Council meeting in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Read the story on icenetwork.com.
For more information on the "3A" Award, please contact Manager, Athlete High Performance Logistics Naama Kellman at nkellman@usfigureskating.org.
Are you interested in becoming a figure skating judge but don't know how to start? U.S. Figure Skating has the answers. Go to the How To Be a Judge home page.
