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- 509-667-7847
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- 1300 Walla Walla Avenue, Wenatchee
All Freestyle sessions, regardless of level, are strictly for figure skating practice and figure skating lessons unless otherwise noted (e.g. hockey power skating lessons with a coach) Freestyle sessions are provided for the practice of jumps, spins, turns, steps, moves in the field/skating skills, etc. Skaters are allowed to share the sound system in order to practice their routines to music. Skaters are provided with full ice usage and no cones are allowed on Freestyle sessions.
Admission is $15 per session. Participants are asked to sign in and pay prior to getting on ice.
Freestyle sessions are for figure skating practice and instruction. They are open to all ages and levels of figure skaters, and do not require club membership.
It is recommend skaters be above Learn to Skate Basic 2 to attend. Public Sessions are for all guests, especially new skaters, beginning to experience and learn the joy of skating.
Coaches must have prior approval.
Figure skaters work on moves-in-the-field, ice dancing, jumps, and spins. Skaters take turns playing their program music and wear a sash while their music is playing as they are practicing their program. All skaters must yield to the one wearing the sash.
Contact the Rink Office at (509)667-7847 or [email protected], if you have any questions.
$15 admission per freestyle session. Even those taking private lessons.
Morning session between 6-8am is $10.
Freestyle Ice Etiquette
We ask that you help us create a productive and respectful environment by following rules and guidelines below.
• Maximum of 35 skaters on the ice during a freestyle session.
• No breakable containers are allowed rink side. Drinks are allowed on or below the railing.
• All skaters are required to check in with the Rink Office when they arrive. Skaters who aren’t signed in will be asked to leave the ice.
• Private and semi-private lessons are not included in the ice fee.
• It is recommended that skaters bring with them to the boards: water bottles, extra gloves, music, etc.
• Parents are welcome to watch.
• It is important for everyone’s safety that all skaters stay aware of other skaters on the ice. Try to anticipate their patterns as you decide your own pattern.
• Do not hang around the center ice or the jumping corners. There are high level skaters on freestyle sessions that are moving fast and performing double jumps along with complicated footwork and dance patterns. It is important to look out for all other skaters.
• Skaters must leave the ice promptly at the end of the session.
• Be courteous to your fellow skaters, coaches and rink staff.
12 years professional experience coaching skating to figure skaters and hockey players of all levels, ages, and abilities.
Ashley specializes in developing quality skating skills, ice dance, choreography, edge/power skating work. She loves introducing skating to beginners.
She is a Triple USFS Gold Medalist. She personally has 12 years of competitive figure skating and competitive dance experience. She has a B.A. from the University of North Dakota.
Paul Kapeikis, D.C. is a local Chiropractic Physician with over 35 years of figure skating coaching experience. As a former Principal Performer with Disney on Ice, he is a PSA Level V Ranking. Coach Paul is a technique specialist using a team coaching approach. He enjoys encouraging students to develop life skills through the challenges of skating! He is also skilled at precision skate sharpening.
Cinnamon grew up in the Seattle area, where she began figure skating. She competed for 10+ years, through the senior level. She moved to Wenatchee in 1995, with her young family and taught professionally for 11+ years. She currently works for the Wenatchee school district, in Nutrition services, and has been there for over 13 years.
Cinnamon is passionate about working with all levels and ages of skaters in both figure skating and hockey and brings energy & expertise to help develop skating skills while nurturing and growing a skaters’ self-confidence. She takes a detail-oriented approach to her training style building a strong, all-around skater with a complete set of skills, for both competitive or recreational goals.
She specializes in spin and jump technique, power skating and off-ice training. She encourages respectful and positive behavior both on and off the ice. She is currently accepting new skaters.
Lily Scott recently relocated to Wenatchee to coach figure skating with the Wenatchee Figure Skating Club. She holds a B.S in Sport Management, specializing in Sport Coaching, with minors in Music and Strength and Conditioning from Central Washington University. Lily is very passionate about exercise and healthy living, and has spent the last year focusing on strength and conditioning and how to implement that into off-ice training for figure skaters.
Lily began skating at the age of three, and competed for the Lakewood Winter Club in Spanaway, Washington from the age of five to seventeen. Lily is a Triple Gold Medalist in Skating Skills, Freeskate and Solo Free Dance, and will soon be testing her final three solo dances to obtain her fourth and final gold medal.
Lily has experience in competing through the regional level as well as thirteen years of skating show experience. She participated in Lakewood Winter Club’s Reflection on Ice show from all throughout her skating career, and prior to attending college, auditioned with Disney On Ice and was accepted, but decided to further pursue her education.
Lily is currently accepting new skaters.
Leonora graduated from WHS the summer of 2022 and is currently attending WVC. Currently, she is still unaware of where life is taking her but undoubtedly won’t let that get in the way of her passion for Figure skating. Leonora has skated for going on 13 years with WFSC and is now working towards her Novice moves in the field test. She recently retired from her 10 years of competitive skating, but hopes to return to showcases. Her bright extroverted aura brings laughter and smiles all around. Leonora is very expressive and demonstrative through her skating and coaching. Leonora will be coaching Pre-Preliminary level skaters and below as she starts her new journey with coaching.
Coach Troy brings a lifetime of experience as a player and coach – a former draft pick of the Pittsburgh Penguins, he starred in the WHL with Portland and Regina before embarking on a pro career cut short by injury. Since 1993, Mick has spent 20 years coaching and managing in the BCHL and WHL, and currently serves as the hockey director for the Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy and head coach for the Wild teams in the CSSHL.