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    NATIONAL SHOWCASE 2023
Four skaters represented the Figure Skating Club of the Quad Cities at the National Showcase competition, held July 31-August 6, 2023 in Boston, Massachusetts. Theatrical skaters from across the country demonstrated their artistry and expression in singles, duet, trio, and ensemble events. Mylie Shook, a junior at Rock Island High School, is one of the top Novice theatrical skaters in the United States. She was 1st of 7 in Interpretive, 1st of 10 in Choreographic Artistry, 1st of 6 in Comedic Impressions, tied for 1st of 23 in Emotional Performance, 1st of 21 in Open Inflatables, 2nd of 21 in Character Performance, and 3rd of 14 in Lyrical Pop. Her 1st place finishes qualified her for the Parade of Junior Champions, where she performed 2 programs, finishing 8th and 11th in a field of 16 skaters, all of whom had won their respective events. She also qualified for the Parade of Interpretive Champions, where she finished 2nd of 13. In an Interpretive event, skaters choreograph and perform their own programs to music they hear for the first time at the competition. Eliza Lindsey of Dubuque competed at the Juvenile level, finishing 12/13 in Character Performance, 3/6 in Interpretive, 3/4 in Comedic Impressions, 8/8 in Lyrical Pop, 5/9 in Emotional Performance, and 12/21 in Open Inflatables. Addison Rasler of Davenport competed at the Pre-Juvenile level, finishing 29/33 in Character Performance, 19/28 in Lyrical Pop, 20/29 in Emotional Performance, and 13/21 in Open Inflatables. Nadia Rosas of Moline competed at the Preliminary level, finishing 13/27 in Character Performance, 25/41 in Lyrical Pop, and 18/43 in Emotional Performance. 2022 Quad City Victory Skate Results: 2022victoryskate_summaryresults.pdf
HALLOWEEN PARADE 2022
The Junior Board sponsored a float in the Davenport Halloween Parade. Skaters dressed up to promote our circus-themed spring ice show "Cirque de Glace," coming your way in May! |
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JOHN DEERE MATCHING FUNDS
For those of you that have family members or friends that work at John Deere, we are pleased to share that FSCQC has now been set up in John Deere's volunteerism tool. This means that for John Deere employees who volunteer time with FSCQC (such as for shows, competitions, etc), the employee can submit those volunteer hours for the "John Deere Dollars for Doers" program, resulting in John Deere making a monetary donation to FSCQC. In addition, any John Deere employee that gives a monetary donation to the club can request John Deere "Matching Funds" resulting in a matching donation from Deere. Dollars for Doers funds and matching funds can be requested through the John Deere Volunteerism tool by selecting "Figure Skating Club of the Quad Cities." Pass this along to any John Deere employees you know that may want to help the FSCQC out!
For those of you that have family members or friends that work at John Deere, we are pleased to share that FSCQC has now been set up in John Deere's volunteerism tool. This means that for John Deere employees who volunteer time with FSCQC (such as for shows, competitions, etc), the employee can submit those volunteer hours for the "John Deere Dollars for Doers" program, resulting in John Deere making a monetary donation to FSCQC. In addition, any John Deere employee that gives a monetary donation to the club can request John Deere "Matching Funds" resulting in a matching donation from Deere. Dollars for Doers funds and matching funds can be requested through the John Deere Volunteerism tool by selecting "Figure Skating Club of the Quad Cities." Pass this along to any John Deere employees you know that may want to help the FSCQC out!
