Four District 3 coaches completed a portion of the ISI University classes, with Eileen Mantell from Wonderland of Ice successfully completing the last track to become a Certified Skating Director (CSD). Many congratulations to those coaches who have shown dedication to continuing their education for the betterment of our industry.


Two general session classes at conference featured two District 3 professionals who presented on nutrition, off-ice training, and technology for coaches.


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ISI DISTRICT 8


(CHICAGO/MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN AREA) by Vicky Klinko-Osseland, District Director


Summer proved to be a busy time for District 8. Our summer competitions — School’s Out at McFetridge and Midsummer Classic at Centennial Ice Rinks, Wilmette — were both successful.


On July 3, an overnight fire caused significant damage to the Franklin Park Ice Arena. Smoke


Happy skaters from the Schools Out competition held June 16-17 at McFetridge Sports Center in Chicago.


damage was found throughout the entire facility. All of those areas were thoroughly cleaned, and the rink stayed closed through the summer shut- down period through Sept. 4. A big thank you to the surrounding facilities, especially The Edge Ice Arena, for helping the Franklin Park skaters relocate for the remainder of the summer and continue their preparations for ISI Worlds in Boston.


In other news, one of our District 8 board members, Amy Forbes (Education chair for the district) has resigned her position. Amy — we sincerely


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