SYNCHRONIZED SKATING TEAMS
2007-2008 SEASON

 

Pre-Juvenile

Open Juvenile

Masters

NEXUS

2007-2008 team members:
Karen Baker, Mollie Boswell, Hannah Dadles, Jordan Ensz, Laura Klier, Catie Kramer, Jake Kramer, Courtney Lambesis, Evan Solis

Pre-Juvenile Division:
A team of 8 to 12 skaters. The majority of the team must be 11 years or younger.

Coached by MFSC Professionals
Daphne Solis and Kate Schaller

Choreographed by Cindy Baran

 
 

Open Juvenile Division:

There wasn't an open juvenile team this year.

Requirements:
A team of 8 to 12 skaters. The majority of the team must be 18 years or younger. All skaters must have passed the pre-preliminary moves in the field test.

Contact information for the 2008-2009 season:

Coached by MFSC Professionals
Hedi Allis & Cindy Baran

 

Dr. Porter Synchronized Classic Skating Competition - 12/1/07 pictures:

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Saginaw Spirit Game 1/4/07 pictures:

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TURNING POINTS

 

Adult Masters Division
Coached by MFSC Professionals Hedi Allis & Cindy Baran


A team of 12 to 20 skaters.
All skaters must be 25 years or older, with the majority of the team 35 years or older.

Fans of the 2006 Turning Points
  2007 Nationals - 9th place  
  2006 Nationals - 8th place  
  2005 Nationals - 11th place  
2004 Nationals - 8th place
  2003 Nationals - 5th place  
  2003  Sectionals - 3rd place  
  2002  Sectionals - 4th place  
  2002 Nationals - Silver Medallists  

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25 Years and still sk8ing gr8
MFSC Adult Masters Division Precision Team
1980 Precision Patriots

The Midland Figure Skating Club's adult synchronized skating team, the Turning Points, celebrated its 25th anniversary Saturday night with a reunion of present and past members at Northwood University's Griswold Center.

Originally known as the Precision Patriots, the group has had 74 different members between the ages of 25 and 70, and nine coaches.  The skaters have taken part in more than 45 competitions and have won six gold medals, 14 silver medals and 12 bronze medals.

Because the Turning Points compete in the Masters division, 75 percent of the team must be over 35 years of age.

Three members - Carole Steffens, Ann Ward and Hallie Wilson - have been with the team since its inception.

Wilson was expecting at least 38 members at the reunion, coming from places such as Pennsylvania and Texas.

November 2, 2003
Reprinted with permission of the Midland Daily News