A fully coached learn to skate program. Skater must be 3 years of age as of December 31, 2024. 

TA fully coached learn to skate program. Skater must be 3 years of age as of December 31, 2024. 

A fully coached learn to skate program. Skater must be 3 years of age as of December 31, 2024. 

A fully coached learn to skate program. Skater must be 3 years of age as of December 31, 2024. 

A fully coached learn to skate program. Skater must be 3 years of age as of December 31, 2024. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

TA fully coached learn to skate program. Skater must be 3 years of age as of December 31, 2024. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

Skater must be 5 years of age as of December 31, 2024 or working on stage 2 or higher. 

A talent identification program where skaters are coached in a group environment. By invitation only. 

Skaters will be chosen to participate in this program. Skaters must be working on their Star 1 or above test to be considered. Coaches will be asked if they have any skaters that 
would like to participate and then an invitation letter will be sent. Session will be capped at 25 and the program will focus on skills/stroking, jumps, and spins. We will also use this 
session for simulations before competitions

A talent identification program where skaters are coached in a group environment by invitation only. 

Skaters will be chosen to participate in this program. If you would like to participate, please inquire with your base coach to see if this would be a good fit for you. 

This is a fully coached hour and 15 minute session.

Skaters must be working on their Star 1 or above test to be considered. Coaches will be asked if they have any skaters that would like to participate and then an invitation letter will be sent.  The program will focus on skills/stroking, jumps, and spins. We will also use this 
session for simulations before competitions.

This session is designed to prepare skaters for the Elite Performance Program (EPP). It focuses on developing foundational skills, techniques, and training habits essential for competitive readiness. Skaters will receive specialized training to enhance their performance, build confidence, and transition smoothly into the EPP. This program serves as a stepping stone for those aiming to compete, ensuring they are well-equipped with the necessary skills and mindset for future competitions.

The Pre-Competitive Levels in figure skating are the Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, and Pre-Novice categories. Pre-Comp Dev indicates a push to be able to develop towards these categories (Regardless of current competition level). This program focuses on enhancing the technical skills and performance abilities required for these competitive levels, in accordance with Skate Canada’s age and skill requirements.

Eligibility for this session requires skaters to:

• Have the potential to be on track to meet the age and technical requirements for Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, or Pre-Novice levels in the future. Acceptance will be based on technical ability and the number of years remaining for eligibility as determined by Skate Canada’s requirements.

• Commit to a minimum of three USC free skate sessions per week, in addition to the Elite Performance Program (EPP).

• Participate in at least two competitions during the season (Only Star Series or Provincial Series events qualify) *Bring on the Fun events do not qualify as they exist outside of the competition calendar set forth by Skate Ontario and do not provide a competition standard report card

This session aims to provide a structured training environment to support skaters’ progression towards competitive success.

Provincial Pathway

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

This session is designed to prepare skaters for the Elite Performance Program (EPP). It focuses on developing foundational skills, techniques, and training habits essential for competitive readiness. Skaters will receive specialized training to enhance their performance, build confidence, and transition smoothly into the EPP. This program serves as a stepping stone for those aiming to compete, ensuring they are well-equipped with the necessary skills and mindset for future competitions.

The Pre-Competitive Levels in figure skating are the Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, and Pre-Novice categories. Pre-Comp Dev indicates a push to be able to develop towards these categories (Regardless of current competition level). This program focuses on enhancing the technical skills and performance abilities required for these competitive levels, in accordance with Skate Canada’s age and skill requirements.

Eligibility for this session requires skaters to:

• Have the potential to be on track to meet the age and technical requirements for Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, or Pre-Novice levels in the future. Acceptance will be based on technical ability and the number of years remaining for eligibility as determined by Skate Canada’s requirements.

• Commit to a minimum of three USC free skate sessions per week, in addition to the Elite Performance Program (EPP).

• Participate in at least two competitions during the season (Only Star Series or Provincial Series events qualify) *Bring on the Fun events do not qualify as they exist outside of the competition calendar set forth by Skate Ontario and do not provide a competition standard report card

This session aims to provide a structured training environment to support skaters’ progression towards competitive success.

Provincial Pathway

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session is designed to prepare skaters for the Elite Performance Program (EPP). It focuses on developing foundational skills, techniques, and training habits essential for competitive readiness. Skaters will receive specialized training to enhance their performance, build confidence, and transition smoothly into the EPP. This program serves as a stepping stone for those aiming to compete, ensuring they are well-equipped with the necessary skills and mindset for future competitions.

The Pre-Competitive Levels in figure skating are the Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, and Pre-Novice categories. Pre-Comp Dev indicates a push to be able to develop towards these categories (Regardless of current competition level). This program focuses on enhancing the technical skills and performance abilities required for these competitive levels, in accordance with Skate Canada’s age and skill requirements.

Eligibility for this session requires skaters to:

• Have the potential to be on track to meet the age and technical requirements for Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, or Pre-Novice levels in the future. Acceptance will be based on technical ability and the number of years remaining for eligibility as determined by Skate Canada’s requirements.

• Commit to a minimum of three USC free skate sessions per week, in addition to the Elite Performance Program (EPP).

• Participate in at least two competitions during the season (Only Star Series or Provincial Series events qualify) *Bring on the Fun events do not qualify as they exist outside of the competition calendar set forth by Skate Ontario and do not provide a competition standard report card

This session aims to provide a structured training environment to support skaters’ progression towards competitive success.

Provincial Pathway

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

Skaters will qualify for this session if, before the start of the skating term:

• They have skated on an advanced session last year

• They are competing/have competed at the Star 4 level with an axel jump*

*Verified by either competition report card, video, or 3 coaches having witnessed. 

• The full Star 6 Freeskate Assessment. 

• 2 of the following: Star 9 Dance, Skills or Artistic Assessments

• Being on a Junior competitive level synchro team

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

Skaters will qualify for this session if, before the start of the skating term:

• They have skated on an advanced session last year

• They are competing/have competed at the Star 4 level with an axel jump*

*Verified by either competition report card, video, or 3 coaches having witnessed. 

• The full Star 6 Freeskate Assessment. 

• 2 of the following: Star 9 Dance, Skills or Artistic Assessments

• Being on a Junior competitive level synchro team

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

This session will be split by age for skaters under 13 (U13) or over 13 (O13) by July 1st as is Skate Canada standard. If spots are not filled, the age restrictions will be removed. This is to give all skaters a chance to register.

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

This session is designed to prepare skaters for the Elite Performance Program (EPP). It focuses on developing foundational skills, techniques, and training habits essential for competitive readiness. Skaters will receive specialized training to enhance their performance, build confidence, and transition smoothly into the EPP. This program serves as a stepping stone for those aiming to compete, ensuring they are well-equipped with the necessary skills and mindset for future competitions.

The Pre-Competitive Levels in figure skating are the Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, and Pre-Novice categories. Pre-Comp Dev indicates a push to be able to develop towards these categories (Regardless of current competition level). This program focuses on enhancing the technical skills and performance abilities required for these competitive levels, in accordance with Skate Canada’s age and skill requirements.

Eligibility for this session requires skaters to:

• Have the potential to be on track to meet the age and technical requirements for Pre-Juvenile, Juvenile, or Pre-Novice levels in the future. Acceptance will be based on technical ability and the number of years remaining for eligibility as determined by Skate Canada’s requirements.

• Commit to a minimum of three USC free skate sessions per week, in addition to the Elite Performance Program (EPP).

• Participate in at least two competitions during the season (Only Star Series or Provincial Series events qualify) *Bring on the Fun events do not qualify as they exist outside of the competition calendar set forth by Skate Ontario and do not provide a competition standard report card

This session aims to provide a structured training environment to support skaters’ progression towards competitive success.

Provincial Pathway

This session is for skaters who have graduated from the PreStar session, having passed “Group C” of USC’s Pre-Star curriculum with the +80% requirement in both sections. Skaters having skated on the “Junior” session during Winter 2024 or Spring 2024 will be grandfathered into this session. 

Geared to hockey and ringette players Rep ONLY. 

Geared to hockey and ringette players Rep ONLY. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

 This session will run at the same time as PreCanSkate, utilizing the other half of the ice.

• Coaches can book lessons during this session at their discretion. These lessons are not organized by the club and must be arranged directly with a coach.

• This is a great opportunity for skaters to refine skills, pass levels, or get extra coaching and ice time.

• Eligibility: Skaters must already be participating in another CanSkate or PreStar (FUNdamentals, IntroStar, or FASTTrack) program throughout the week. 

• To arrange lessons, please contact a Unionville Skating Club coach directly or email Jamie Forsythe at sk8gr8jf@gmail.com for assistance.

• Ensure coaching arrangements are made before registering to avoid disappointment.

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

 This session will run at the same time as PreCanSkate, utilizing the other half of the ice.

• Coaches can book lessons during this session at their discretion. These lessons are not organized by the club and must be arranged directly with a coach.

• This is a great opportunity for skaters to refine skills, pass levels, or get extra coaching and ice time.

• Eligibility: Skaters must already be participating in another CanSkate or PreStar (FUNdamentals, IntroStar, or FASTTrack) program throughout the week. 

• To arrange lessons, please contact a Unionville Skating Club coach directly or email Jamie Forsythe at sk8gr8jf@gmail.com for assistance.

• Ensure coaching arrangements are made before registering to avoid disappointment.

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Available for all skaters.

Open Ice is defined as Ice time that is not prime time, however it is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

This session will run at the same time as PreCanSkate, utilizing the other half of the ice.

• Coaches can book lessons during this session at their discretion. These lessons are not organized by the club and must be arranged directly with a coach.

• This is a great opportunity for skaters to refine skills, pass levels, or get extra coaching and ice time.

• Eligibility: Skaters must already be participating in another CanSkate or PreStar (FUNdamentals, IntroStar, or FASTTrack) program throughout the week. 

• To arrange lessons, please contact a Unionville Skating Club coach directly or email Jamie Forsythe at sk8gr8jf@gmail.com for assistance.

• Ensure coaching arrangements are made before registering to avoid disappointment.

Available for all skaters.

This Open Ice is prime time, and is a great opportunity for lessons with your private coach or a time to practice before a test day or competition.  

Canskaters must have a private coach during Open Ice sessions. Our coaches can be contacted here: https://www.unionvilleskatingclub.com/about-us/our-coaches/. 

For any CanSkate skater below Stage 6 MUST be coached for their time on the ice. If there is no coach, the skater is NOT 
allowed on ice. 

Skater must have passed Stage 5 to be eligible to skate on this session. 30 minute, fully coached session. 

Skater must have passed Stage 5 to be eligible to skate on this session. 30 minute, fully coached session. 

This session is part of USC’s PreStar skating program.

Skaters will learn the fundamentals of figure skating, divided into two focus areas:

• Skating Skills & Field Moves
• Jumps & Spins. 

To be eligible for this session, skaters must have passed Stage 5 of CanSkate.

Skater must have passed Stage 5 to be eligible to skate on this session. 30 minute, fully coached session. 

This session is part of USC’s PreStar skating program.

Skaters will learn the fundamentals of figure skating, divided into two focus areas:

• Skating Skills & Field Moves
• Jumps & Spins. 

To be eligible for this session, skaters must have passed Stage 5 of CanSkate.

This session is part of USC’s PreStar skating program.

Skaters will learn the fundamentals of figure skating, divided into two focus areas:

• Skating Skills & Field Moves
• Jumps & Spins. 

To be eligible for this session, skaters must have passed Stage 5 of CanSkate.

This session is part of USC’s PreStar skating program.

Skaters will learn the fundamentals of figure skating, divided into two focus areas:

• Skating Skills & Field Moves
• Jumps & Spins. 

To be eligible for this session, skaters must have passed Stage 5 of CanSkate.

This session is part of USC’s PreStar skating program.

Skaters will learn the fundamentals of figure skating, divided into two focus areas:

• Skating Skills & Field Moves
• Jumps & Spins. 

To be eligible for this session, skaters must have passed Stage 5 of CanSkate.

Skater must have passed Stage 5 to be eligible to skate on this session. 50 minute, fully coached session. 

This session is an expansion of the CanSkate 9+ session from last year to also include PreStar level skating. FUNdamentals 9+ is both a learn-to-skate and an introductory figure skating session for athletes aged 9 and over. 

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the current Enhanced CanSkate. 

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : 5 session options per week starting Winter 2024. Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the current Enhanced CanSkate. 

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : 5 session options per week starting Winter 2024. Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the previous Enhanced CanSkate and is part of USC's PreStar Program.

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : 5 session options per week starting Winter 2024. Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the previous Enhanced CanSkate and is part of USC's PreStar Program.

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the previous Enhanced CanSkate and is part of USC's PreStar Program.

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the previous Enhanced CanSkate and is part of USC's PreStar Program.

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the previous Enhanced CanSkate and is part of USC's PreStar Program.

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the previous Enhanced CanSkate and is part of USC's PreStar Program.

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.

FASTTrack is designed to be an expansion of the previous Enhanced CanSkate and is part of USC's PreStar Program.

Audition Selection Process ONLY. 

Important Information: 

Director : Sandy Osbaldeston

WHO? : Skaters currently participating in CanSkate or IntroStar aged 4-8 only. 

WHAT? : A pathway for aspiring figure skaters.

WHEN? : Will run concurrently with the current IntroStar Sessions.

WHY? : To provide a more streamlined “FASTTrack” pathway into our StarSkate level. 

HOW? : Audition only program 

Please Note: Skaters participating in the FASTTrack program will no longer be focusing on the CanSkate Badges 1-6 as their primary lesson content, instead, the focus will be the Intro StarSkate curriculum in preparation for a figure skating solo upon graduation. CanSkate Badges will continue to be assessed and awarded upon successful completion however this is not the focus of the program.