Mia Rafanelli Age: 9 Club: Georgia FSC Hometown: Woodstock, Georgia Level: Pre-preliminary, preliminary Coaches: Chuck Miller,


Mindy Sellers Favorite moves: Flip, back sit Y Goals: To do my double flip consis- tently and to always have fun with


my fellow club members Memorable moments: Winning nonqualifying skater of the year for the Georgia FSC and qualifying for the final rounds for the South Atlantic Regionals for the last three


years MORE FAVORITES


Skaters: Gracie Gold, Tim Dolensky TV shows: “Teen Titans,” “American


Ninja Warrior” Movie: Dolphin Tale 2 Hobbies: Drama club, choreogra- phy, playing outside, hanging out


with friends Food: Vanilla and raspberry sorbet


from France Singers: Demi Lovato, Taylor Swift


Baleigh Costello Age: 12 Club: Lansing SC Level: Juvenile Hometown: Haslett, Michigan Coaches: Sarah Capizzo, Tracy Moore Favorite skaters: Jason Brown, Polina


Edmunds, Ross Miner Memorable moments: Landing my


double Lutz the first time I tried it and having Charlie White choreograph my


programs this year How I got started skating: My dad took me to the rink and started me in hockey skates, but switched me to fig-


ure skates and I’ve loved it ever since. Goal: To land my triple Salchow this year


MORE FAVORITES Moves: Flying sit spin, double Axel,


reverse sit spin Foods: Chocolate, fruit and carrots Music: Anything by Adele or Shawn


Mendes Sports teams: Detroit Tigers and Uni- versity of Michigan Wolverines — Go


Blue! Hobbies: Dancing, horseback riding, singing and being outside


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