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The Haydenettes and Miami University earn the right to represent the U.S. at the 2013
World Synchronized Skating Championships in Boston. (Front row, l-r ) Miami’s Julianne Parece, Jennifer Marshall, Allison Markowitz, Ashleigh Fau- cette, Shaheen Kazmi; Haydenettes’ Kate Bagger, Leah Short, Emily Albert, Lindsay Grajek, Abigail Goslin; (Middle row, l-r) Haydenettes’ Devin Wang, Jennifer du Breuil, Janelle Schamaun, Tessa Hedg- es, Kelly Ottaviano, Courtney Cameron, Alexandra Finn; Miami’s Katelyn Hilgers, Chandler Carroll, Tori Alexander, Kyleigh Gaff , Alana Christie, Ashley Mul- hern, Colleen Clancy; (Back row, l-r) Miami’s Maggie Maier, Vanessa Thornton, Ashleigh Ostin, Roxanna Schmidt, Aziza Mdarhri-Alaoui, Taylor Walker, Ingrid Benson, Cristy Plahy; Haydenettes’ Noelle Pearson, Jenna Longo, Hannah Lapuck, Audrey McQuade, Lauren Lapuck, River Kynoch, Erica Bolton, Amanda Kennedy
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Paul Buc is a “Wicked” cool skating dad. He helps the Crystallettes novice team on the
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weekends, playing music and assisting at practice. His daughter, Kelley, a member of the team, is head- ed to college this fall. Buc shows up at the weekend sessions in funny hats or costumes as something to bring a smile to the skaters’ faces. In Plymouth, he didn’t disappoint.
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The Haydenettes celebrate their 21st U.S. title upon hearing their free skate and fi nal scores.
A young fan cheers on the Adrian College Bull- dogs, who compete in the collegiate division.
5 The Lexettes and the Skyliners fi nished sixth and seventh, respectively, at the 2013 ISU
World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships in Helsinki, Finland. (Front row, l-r) Skyliners’ Stevie Lynn Angiolillo, Tamaki Sasa, Eliana Roth, Elizabeth Greenblatt, Callista Vojvodich; Lexettes’ Rachel Sokolov, Alexa Rivera, Amelie Crowe, Mia Tamaro, Lissette Schum; (Middle row, l-r) Lexettes’ Shannon Jahrling, Jennifer Skerker, Megan McDevitt, Casey Ouellette, Nadia Hallaj, Alixe Conn, Rebecca Wales; Skyliners’ Victoria Mueller, Holly Farkas, Nicole Vitale, Starr Ortiz, Dana Manson, Ellen Ren, Peyton Delgo- rio; (Back row, l-r) Skyliners’ Sabrina Oudine, Joanna Zotti, Jillian Longo, Ksenia Kudinova, Alexandria Sais, Brooke Abbott, Sydney Wetmore, Alexandra Scarpulla; Lexettes’ Eliana Marostica, Niki Cozzolino, Nicole Prescott, Emilia Mollberg, Maisie Meade, Jes- sica Zhu, Hannah Brofsky, Summer Nagy
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The Saint Louis Synergy/Metro Edge FSC juve- nile team gets overwhelming support.
The Western Michigan University Broncos mas- cot leads the school’s cheer section.
Members of the 2013 U.S. Figure Skating Scho- lastic Honors Team are honored during an on-
ice ceremony in Plymouth. These student-athletes, along with six of their peers, were recognized for their eff orts in the classroom, in their communities and as competitive fi gure skaters and synchronized skaters. They receive scholarships and team jack- ets. The Scholastic Honors Team is funded through the generosity of the Pioneer Fund, the legacy of the late Helen McLoraine. Pictured are (l-r) Jacque- lyn Cruz, Sage Kelner, Lauren Lapuck and Jennifer Skerker. (Not pictured are Christie Corn, Kaitlin Ha- wayek, Wilbur Ji, Brian Krentz, Alexander Martin and Holly Moore.)
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