Commonwealth
Figure Skating Club
240
North Street
Randolph,
Massachusetts 02368
781-963-4053
The
Club
Board of Governors and Appointed Officers
Club Contacts
News
Recent Competition
Results
Testing
Recent Tests Passed
Learn to Skate
Our Professional
Staff
Ice
Schedule
Directions
The
Club
Commonwealth
Figure Skating Club (“CFSC”) was originally incorporated on November 10, 1938
and reincorporated on October 15, 1980. CFSC has been a Member of United
States Figure Skating Association since 1938.
The purposes
of CFSC are to encourage the instruction, practice and advancement of its
members in moves in the field, free skating, pair skating, dancing,
synchronized skating, basic skills and all type of figure skating, to
encourage and cultivate a sprit of fraternal feeling among ice skaters, to
sponsor, to produce or cooperate in the production of figure skating
competitions, exhibitions, ice carnivals, or shows, and generally to perform
such other acts as may be necessary, advisable and proper or incidental to the
realization of the objects and purposes of CFSC, and to carry out the general
policies of the United States Figure Skating Association. CFSC is a Section
501(c )(3) Massachusetts nonprofit corporation.
Board of
Governors and Appointed Officers
(For 2006-2007)
News
The Club is thrilled to offer, for the first time ever, a Summer skating
contract for Club Alumni and non-club members. This is a great opportunity to
get back on the ice at Commonwealth, have some fun skating, rekindle old
friendships, and cool off on those hot summer days and nights. Here are the
terms for this Summer skating opportunity:
-You can purchase ice time at
Membership rates, not pick-up rates;
-There is no minimum or maximum of
ice you need to buy, but you will be required to skate the same session you buy
each week;
-You may contract any open freestyle
or moves ice;
-A current and updated USFS card is
required to obtain this membership. If you let your Alumni membership lapse
with Commonwealth you must hold a current USFA card;
-You must complete our forms of Release as well as an emergency card;
-If you are interested, please
contact Kim Madigan at 617 698-6115 in the evening. Also, note that if you do
not want contract ice, that you are welcome to pick-up (although full club
members have priority over Alumni and non-club skaters to pick-up ice).
The Club also announces that it is
offering a SUMMER SKATING MEMBERSHIP FOR ANY SKATER who would like to contract
open freestyle or moves ice. You must have a current and up-to-date USFS card
to take out this special membership. The fee for this Summer Membership is
$25.00 and entitles you to purchase ice time at membership and not pick-up
rates. Please contact our Club Secretary, Kim Madigan, at 617 698-6115 for
further information.
Finally, any skater interested in
submitting an application for a full Club membership for the skating season
2006-2007, should contact Kim Madigan at the above telephone number.
Ice
Schedule
ICE TIMES FOR
JUNE 26, 2006 THROUGH AUGUST 25, 2006 WHEN WE WILL BE BACK AT THE RANDOLPH RINK
ARE AS FOLLOWS:
MONDAY
8:30 AM- 9:25 AM
Transitional
9:25 AM- 10:20 AM Open Free
10:30 AM-11:00 AM Moves
TUESDAY
8:00 AM- 8:30 AM Moves
8:30 AM- 9:20 AM Open Free
9:30 AM- 10:20 AM Open Free
10:30 AM- 11:00 AM Moves
6:00 PM- 6:55 PM Open Free
7:05 PM- 8:00 PM Open Free
WEDNESDAY
8:30 AM- 9:25 AM
Transitional
9:35 AM- 10:05 AM Moves
10:05 AM- 11:00 AM Open Free
5:00 PM- 6:00 PM LEARN TO
SKATE- FIRST SESSION JULY 5th THROUGH JULY 26TH
LEARN TO SKATE- SECOND SESSION AUGUST 2ND THROUGH
AUGUST 23RD
6:00 PM- 6:55 PM Open Free
7:05 PM- 8:00 PM Open Free
THURSDAY
8:00 AM- 8:30 AM Moves
8:30 AM- 9:20 AM Open Free
9:30 AM- 10:20 AM Open Free
10:30 AM- 11:00 AM Moves
Pick-up Rates for the 2005-2006 Skating Season are as follows:
Contract Members
Freestyle $11.00 Moves $8.00
Non-Members
Freestyle $14.00 Moves $10.00
Non-Members must present their USFS membership card and advise of their
Freestyle skating level in the Clubroom, along with the required payment, before
taking the ice
Non-Member Professionals Are Authorized: $5.00 fee for each session
Must present USFS card and proof of PSA insurance with payment before taking the
ice.
Recent Competition
Results
NEICC NATICK- JUNE 24,
2006
Pre Preliminary Freestyle: Courtney Phillips First
Open Juvenile Freeskate: Caitlin Whitman Third
Preliminary A Girls Whitney Despagne Third
Pre Juvenile Comp. Moves Vanessa Munn Second
Preliminary Comp. Moves Courtney Phillips Third
Juvenile Comp. Moves Katelyn Rota Second
Pre-Pre Comp. Moves Nicole Lee First
Jillian Pohl Second
Isabelle Carter Third
Pre Juvenile Freestyle Michelle Tan
Third
Testing
No test sessions are presently scheduled- look for further announcement here
as soon as a test session is scheduled.
RECENT TESTS PASSED
Kerri Walsh Senior Free (Gold
Medalist)
Kate Madigan Novice Moves
Jillian Pohl Preliminary Moves
Madelyn Driscoll Preliminary Moves
Nicole Lee Preliminary Moves
Katie Graham Junior Moves
Colleen Nguyen Novice Moves
Michelle Tan Novice Moves
Courtney Phillips Pre-Juvenile Moves
THE ICE HOUSE RETURNS
We welcome back Glenn from Ice House Sports for skate sharpening at our
rink.. The skate sharpening will be on the second Tuesday of each month- so
leave your skates in the downstairs Pro Shop either the Monday night before
or early Tuesday morning with a note that has your name, telephone number
where you can be reached, a designation of the type of cut you want for the
blade, AND a check payable to the Ice House in the amount of $14.00. In
addition, before each Tuesday in question be sure to list your skater and
the type of cut on a list that will be posted in the Clubroom. For any
special arrangements please feel free to contact Glenn directly at The Ice
House at 781 237-6707.
Learn
to Skate
The Learn
to Skate program operated by our Club is designed to run in conjunction with the
United States Figure Skating Association established program. The Club offers an
eight (8) week session of skating .The program is for ages 4 through adult and
is presented at the Randolph skating rink. The program teaches in several
levels, students are tested and badges given to those who master the level
requirements, testing done at the discretion of our Staff
Professionals. Required equipment: helmet, properly fitted and sharpened skates
(no double runners allowed), mittens or gloves, and warm outer clothing such as
a jogging suit, winter coat, and hats.
Each
class is one hour long and divided into two half-hour segments. The first half
hour is devoted to group lessons. The second half hour is a free skate.
We have
presently arranged to conduct a Learn to Skate Session at the Randolph Rink from
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM on Wednesday nights beginning July 5th. A First session will
run from July 5th through July 26th and a Second session from August 2nd through
August 23rd.
Our
Professional Coaching Staff
Coaches Bio's
| Meredith Barnett |
Erika Hoffman |
| Rachelle DiBona |
Karen Cashman Lehman |
| Kerry Dilorenzo |
Cathy Moore |
| Aimee Driscoll |
Kristina Pan |
| Beverly Fernald |
Christine Rice |
| Hilary Gibbons |
Debbie Kleinberg-Sinclair |
| Rona Gladstone |
Jill Pohl-Shea |
| Denise Haley |
|
| Cheri Harte |
|
Directions
From Route
24: Take Exit 20A (Route. 139 East) all the way to Randolph
center. Take a right onto Main street then left onto North street (Burger
King). Rink is approximately 2 miles on left.
From Route
(128) 93: Take Exit 5A (Route. 28 South) to Randolph center
(Main street) then left onto North street (Burger King). Rink is approximately
2 miles on left.
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