Inola Rojas
Age: 10 Club: Dallas Figure Skating Club Level: Pre-juvenile Hometown: Grand Prairie, Texas
Coaches: Peter and Darlene Cain
Favorite skaters: Jason Brown, Ashley Cain, Debi Thomas
Memorable moment: Landing my double Salchow
How I got started skating: My mom signed me and my siblings up for learn-to-skate classes when I was 5 years old.
Hobbies: Running, playing video games, playing outside with my siblings
Harmony Krause Age: 7 Hometown: Temecula, California Club: San Diego FSC Level: Pre-juvenile moves in the field
Goal: To land an Axel and master a Biellmann spin before turning 8 Coaches: Geoffry Varner, Courtney Moebs
Favorite skaters: Yuzuru Hanyu, Mariah Bell, Rika Hongo, Gracie Gold, Brendan Kerry, Patrick Chan, Mao Asada
How I started: I watched Mao Asada compet- ing at the 2012 World Championships and I wanted to copy her. The first time I got on the ice at 5, I suddenly felt like a real figure skater. I fell in love with skating.
Favorite moves: Biellmann spin (I am still working on it), haircutter, cannonball spin, split jump
Memorable moment: Meeting Gracie Gold and Mariah Bell at the 2015 Glacier Falls Summer Classic
MORE FAVORITES Colors: Blue and red
Hobbies: Playing board games, rock climb- ing, cooking Actor: Charlie Chaplin Food: Pizza
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