Summer Iowa Games
Overview of Summer Iowa Games
The Ames Figure Skating Club host the Summer Iowa Games competition. This competition is typically the last week of July and lasts one day.
Competition announcements for the Summer Iowa Games typically go live in May, and registration typically goes lives in June. Competition schedule is typically posted one week before competition date.
Questions about Iowa Games? Email: [email protected]
Rules for Summer Iowa Games
USFS rules will apply. The 6.0 USFS judging system will be used for this competition. The referee reserves the right to combine groups of similar ability, if entries warrant. Athletes are not required to be member of the USFSA to participate in State Games, but must meet USFS eligibility requirements. All Iowans are allowed to compete. Non-Iowa residents are allowed to compete if their state either does not have a State Games or does not offer this event in their Games.
The Ames Figure Skating Club host the Summer Iowa Games competition. This competition is typically the last week of July and lasts one day.
Competition announcements for the Summer Iowa Games typically go live in May, and registration typically goes lives in June. Competition schedule is typically posted one week before competition date.
Questions about Iowa Games? Email: [email protected]
Rules for Summer Iowa Games
USFS rules will apply. The 6.0 USFS judging system will be used for this competition. The referee reserves the right to combine groups of similar ability, if entries warrant. Athletes are not required to be member of the USFSA to participate in State Games, but must meet USFS eligibility requirements. All Iowans are allowed to compete. Non-Iowa residents are allowed to compete if their state either does not have a State Games or does not offer this event in their Games.
Skater AJ performing a hydroblade during a showcase performance at the 2024 Iowa Games. This is a reprise of AJ's solo as Willy Wonka in the 2024 AFSC Spring Show "Tales from the Toe Pick."
Skater Katie showing off her hard work, picking up gold in comedic impression, a free skate, and more!
AFSC skaters Evelyn, AJ, and Lily with their friend Maddie from the Des Moines Figure Skating Club. Who says a little friendly competition hurts?