Club Information
Fort Collins Figure Skating Club
About Us
Club Information
Headquartered at Edora Pool Ice Center (EPIC) in Fort Collins, Colorado, the Fort Collins Figure Skating Club (FCFSC) is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization dedicated to the sport of figure skating, serving over 200 members in Colorado and Wyoming. Formerly Ice Skating Club of Fort Collins, FCFSC was founded in 1987 by Jack Knight.
As a member club of United States Figure Skating (USFS), the FCFSC supports members in all disciplines of competitive figure skating, including:
- – Free-skating
- – Pairs
- – Ice dance
- – Synchronized Skating
- – Collegiate & High School
- – Showcase
- – Theater on Ice
- – Basic Skills (learn-to-skate)
- – Aspire
- – Adult Skating
View our FCFSC Bylaws Updated 2024
Skating 101 This is a slideshow that has great info for new skaters!
USFS Volume 1 Parents Guide Great info for new skaters & their families
USFS Volume 2 Parents Guide More great info for new skaters & their families
Aspire's Preparing a Skater for Competition
The board of FCFSC meets once a month. The next meeting will be Monday, October 7th at 6:30pm. Location will be determined so email the club or ask a board member for the location or you can also "attend" via Zoom.
Board meeting minutes are available upon request to club members. Email to request past board meeting minutes. fcfigureskating@gmail.com
SkateSafe Program
FCFSC strives to provide a safe environment for its members that is free of abuse and harassment. FCFSC and U.S. Figure Skating will not tolerate or condone any form of harassment or abuse of any of its members including athletes, coaches, officials, directors, employees, parents, volunteers or any other persons while they are participating in or preparing for a figure skating activity or event conducted under the auspices of U.S. Figure Skating. All forms of abuse and harassment are unacceptable and in direct conflict with U.S. Figure Skating rules. Click here to learn more about the U.S. Figure Skating SkateSafe Program.
