McLoraine scholarship recipients announced Te Helen M. McLoraine Figure
Skating College Scholarship Program was established through the Pioneer Fund in December 2009 to assist current or former U.S. Figure Skating eligible skaters who dedicated their lives to skating, and now wish to pursue a full-time college education. Te Pioneer Fund serves as the pri-
vate charitable foundation of the late Hel- en McLoraine as a way to support projects and organizations she had contributed to throughout her life. Deeply influenced by her mother’s
2016 HELEN MCLORAINE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Jessie Anderson
Winterhurst FSC Logan Bye
Te Skating Club of New York Gabrielle Carl
Central Florida FSC Emma Chinault
Southwest Florida FSC Josiah Curley
Tulsa Figure Skating Club Madison Defler
Glacier Falls Figure Skating Club Alexander DiCola
Mentor Figure Skating Club Jenna Dispenza
Panthers FSC/Birmingham FSC Janine Eduljee
Central Carolina Skating Club
dedication to philanthropy, Helen became a generous benefactor to others with a pas- sion for figure skating, higher education and medical research. U.S. Figure Skating is pleased to
announce the seventh class of scholarship recipients. Te scholarship program is administered by Scholarship Management Services, a division of Scholarship America. Scholarships totaling $240,000 were
awarded to 36 finalists representing more than 30 different figure skating clubs, in increments of $4,000, $6,000 and $8,000.
Eleanor Evins
Northern Ice Skating Club Gina Fiorile
Skating Club of Lake Placid Megan Gleason
Stockton Figure Skating Club Bailee Glickman
Panthers Figure Skating Club Meghan Halaburda
Fort Wayne Ice Skating Club Alexander Johnson
Broadmoor SC Lukas Kaugars
Broadmoor SC Stephen Kucera
Kansas City Figure Skating Daniel Kulenkamp
Coyote Skating Club of AZ Linde LaChance Nashville Figure Skating Club
Tis year, 84 applications were
received from former or current col- lege-bound skaters representing 19 states. Applications were evaluated based on a combination of academic performance and other applicant information including participation and leadership in school and community activities, a statement of goals and aspirations, and an essay requirement. Final awards are also based on financial need consideration. Tis college scholarship program will continue to award $240,000 in future
Jennifer LaChance
Nashville Figure Skating Club Rachel Lenz
Valley Figure Skating Club Riley McNamara
Summit FSC of NC Jordan Moeller
Northern Ice Skating Club Mirai Nagasu
Pasadena Figure Skating Club Daniel Palmeri
Onyx-Suburban Figure Skating Elena Pulkinen
Coyotes Skating Club of AZ Joshua Santillan
All Year FSC Ashley Shin
Dallas Figure Skating Club Kevin Shum Skating Club of Boston
years, and between 35 and 45 scholar- ships will be awarded annually. Tis pro- gram is open to skaters in either ladies, men, pairs or dance who have competed in novice level or above in a U.S. Figure Skating-sanctioned competition and who enroll in full-time undergraduate study. Te two-month application pe-
riod for 2017 scholarships will open in mid-December 2016. For more information and an application, visit sms.
scholarshipamerica.org/pioneerfund after Dec. 15, 2016.
Spencer Simon
Skokie Valley Skating Club Kristen Stamm
Rocky Mountain FSC Shannon Steiner
Plymouth Figure Skating Club Epiphany Tornton
Homewood Flossmoor Ice Arena Cailey Weaver
Panthers Figure Skating Club Vivian Yim
DuPage FSC Olivia Zhang Washington FSC
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